Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-22

nary, Randolph Macon College. New
York University. Wesleyan Univer-
s'ty, Penn College, Haverford Col
lege. Obert Inn College, Hartford
Theological Seminary. Illinois College,
Union Theological Seminary, UntVer-
sitv of Michigan. Knox College, Rich
mond College, Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sitv. Beloit College, Bucknell UnlVer-
sity, Colgate University. Fordham
University, Smithsonian Institution,
Grinnell College, College of the City
of New York, Northweste uniy N.H,,
sitv. Roanoke College, Washington
University. Lincoln University, Penn
state College. st. Lawrence UniVer-
sitv. Alfred University. Lake Forest
College. University of Colorado, Mass
Institute of Technology.
Vassar College National Academy
of Sciences, Manhattan College,
Massachusetts, Agricultural College,
Bates College, Swarthmore College,
Ausustana College, Cornell univer-
sity, Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
Lehigh University. University of
Worcester, the Medieo-C hirurgical
College, Johns Hopkins University,
University of the South, Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, Wells College, Bos-
ton University, Ursinus College,
Buchtel College, University of Gin
cinnati, Ohio State University,
stevens Institute of Technology,
Smith College, Drury College, Van
derbilt University, the Colorado Col
lege, Wellesley College, University of
Colorado, Bryn Mawr College, Case
School of Applied Science, the Amer
lean school of Classical Studies at
Athens. University of Texas.
Coe College, Goucher College. Grove
City College, Manchester College,
Tarlxio College, University of Wyom-
ing, Pratt Institute, Alma College,
Catholic University of America, Clark
University, Occidental College John
3. Stetson University. Mount Holyoke
College, Normal College of the City
of New York, Temple University,
University of Chicago, Leland Stan
ford Junior University University of
Oklahoma, Adelphia College, New
York Law School, Clark College,
Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-
yancement of Teaching, Reed Col
lege. Rice Institute, Carnegie Insti-
tute of Technology, New York Post
Graduate Medical School and the
Carnegie Institution of Washington.
The fourth division was COMPOSED
follows: Rt. Rev Abbot Francis
Alden Gasquet, Rev. Walter Leahy,
Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge Beach,
Rev. B. Tomlins. Edward Robinson.
DIR. George A. Parkin, secretary of
the Rhodes scholarship fund; Hon
John Dynely Prince, George Allison
Armour and Paul Elmer More. Also
in this division were the trustees of
the American Academy in Rome; AL
lison Vincent Armour. Edwin How
land Bashfield. William A. Boring
Frank Miles Day. Theodore Newell
Ely. c. f.. Christopher Grant Lafarge
and S. Breck Parl<man Trowbridge.
CieveIand's Wife Present.
Mrs. Thomas Preston, formerly the
wife of Grover Cleveland, was pres
ent at the dedication services, as
was Miss Cleveland. At the conclu-
sion of the formal services in the
quadrangle the ceremony developed
into q purely social function, social
leaders from every part of New Jer-
sey attending the buffet luncheon in
Proctor Hall.
At . o'clock this afternoon a re
ception was held at the home of
President Hibben. A string of au
tomobiles and other equipages eX-
tended several blocks in every direc-
ton. 1t is probable that more than
thousand callers were received at the
residence of the college head. To-
night there VIII be a symphony con-
cert. Many of the guests from New
York left Princeton on a special train
which started at $3.50 o'clock. other
specials for New York. Philadelphia
and washington and one which
brought q delegation this morning
from Cincinnati were waiting.