New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Beating Harvard Is Grand
Climax of Picturesque
Celebration.
HADLEY AMUSES WITH
POLITICAL ALLUSlON
Honor Men of Academic Depart
ment and Sheffield Named ia
Battell Chapel.

New Haven. June 1s.-John Harvard
i,mned hack to Cambridge this evening
with a lone run to his credit. and that
had been very hard 10 get. Eli Yale had
six The game, with the march TO inc
field, the panoramic spectacle eNeCU'eu
there before and after the event ana 'he
cheering march home with victory was
the big feature Of Class Day.
Most Of the classes, back Tor reunion
held class meetings at their headquarters
q, the morning and then hurried out 10
narade through the streets before iuhch-
aor thousands OF people lined the curb
al the way, out Chapel st. to the held
no tho time the procession started from
osborne Hall, at / o'clock.
rha class of '04. with $50 men back,
made a picturesque showing IN white
duck trousers, leggings sailor blouses
ana red fezzes with blue tassels.
souad OF bagpipers headed their column.
A dozen men furnished the legs and
,o.omotion for iSOs's polo ponies" After
reaching the field they INDUCED in polo
game with real mallets and soft ball
The rest OF the class wore polo costumes
Play Hobby Horse Polo'
The class of 1899 had the largest band'
numbering ffty-two pieces. The inscrlp-
lions on some of the banners follow;
"2ss members, so married. 9o6 happy
1911" -
"cIass dance: Wilson Policy Glide-one
stem forward. two back; hesitate. side
step"
one banner inquired who put the ale
in Yale?'
The class Of 1908 announced member
shin of 800, 1877 married and 200 children,
with the motto: Liberty, Equality ana
Paternity"
Most Of the classes held reunion dinners
tonight. and later hundreds gathered ne
meath the elms on the campus 10 sins
college songs.
There was a large attendance at the
alumni meeting at Batten Chapei TINS
morning. President Hadley amused the
graduates by depressing from his pre-
pared address and skirting the border OF
politics.
"A Yale administration has been sue
ceeded by a Princeton administration at
Washington" he said. But l 90 not
care 10 go into politics. Perhaps should
say that don't want to 60 INTO
psychology
The audience caught the point and
reared in appreciation. DR.. Hadley re-
viewed some of the events in the history
of the university during the last year.
lie said that in his forty-two years OF
experience at Yale he had never known
the relations between the academic de-
partment and Sheffield Scientific School 10
be so cordial as they are to-day.
Honor Men Are Named
At the meeting of the seniors and
graduates. under the auspices OF the
Honorary Scholarship Societies, in Bat
tell Chapel, the list Of highest honor men
was announced. David Burr Porter. OF
Montclair, n. j.. spoke for the honor
men of Sheffield, and William Jay
schieffelin, jr., of New York. for the mer
who had attained Phi Beta Kappa rank
in the academic department.
The scholarship honors are as follows
Phi Beta Kappa, members from the senior
academic class:
Russell Allen. Hartford: Paul Moody At
kinA Detroit: Gordon Christian Aymar
Wellesley; James Bell Borgs, 81. Louis
Frederick George Blackburn, Pittsburgh
John Parkhurst Booth. Plattsburgh, n. y
carlton Everett Borden. New Bedford; Rob
crt Wales Buck. East Arlington; kendrick
Deane BurrouEh. Cape Girardeau, No; Car
Ludwig CasseL Jr., Stratford, Conn; Joseph
Francis Cassidy. Meriden, Conn. Charlie,
Cohen, Hartford. Conn; Earle Richmond
Cummings. Platsv.lle. Conn; Thomas Leon
ard Daniels. 81. Paul: Joseph James Deviue
New Haven: Herbert Maynard Diamond New
Haven: Homer H5senpnug Dubs, Cleveland
Angus Dun. Albany: Curtis Philip Fields
New York city. Donald Paige Frsry. Berlin
y v: Ernest Frey Pittsburgh; Leslie Trac"
eager Norwich. Conn; Russell Cahoon
Gates Moutclair. y. J.. Edward Click. Chi
cago; George Edgar Hamilton, Danbury
Conn
Ward Vanbureu Hart Peekskill, n. Y.
Floyd Clayton Harwood, Bedford City. Va.
Richard Junius Hin IT., Minneapolis Arthur
Ethelbert Howard, jr., Hartford. Conn; john