The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-21

The third interlude told the story of the Wooden Spoon Prom, which is still vivid memory to the older alum Jack Crawford and Miss Rebecca B. nj. This was carried out by Prof. Gibbons.
 The Fourth episode was made up of panels, fourteen in number. The ob- ject was to show the widely diver gent points of views of Yale activity since the Civil War;
 The first panel showed the late Prof. O e. Marsh on his trips of explora- tions to the plains of the West, and dis covery of fossil remains of prehistoric animals numbers of which have been recently articulated and set up in Pea body Museum at Yale, and constitute one of the great collections of this kind in the world
 Panel Two reproduced Danber Bay, an occasion observed prior to 1890 by students, on each Washington's Birthday by a march down town, each student carrying a large cane which they used to bang on the f1agstones.
 Panel Three showed the Class of 1896 planting it's class ivy.
 Panel Four was of the Spanish War
  ing for military service, the university having raised battalion which was encamped at Mantle.
 Panel Five was of the same period but of nautical flavor as it presented a Yale gun crew drilling at a gun on the converted liner Paris which had been renamed Yale. The guns from that cruiser are in Yale gymnasium.
 
 ment of the Yale School of Forestry, the scene being that of a lumber camp in the Alleghany mountains at Milford, Pa., with students engaged in measuring trees.
 Panel Seven was that of the laying of the cornerstone of the Hospital at Changsha, China, in the presence of the Chinese Military Governor last year.
 Panel Eight showed the students in Chapel lowing out the president of the University, a custom peculiarly Yale's.
 Panel Nine was that of Prof. Hiram Bingham's exploitation in Peru with the uncovering of Incan ruins.
 Panel Ten was that of a baseball boy throwing a baseball across the plate at a Yale-Harvard game in the commencement season.
 Panel Eleven was the football one and showed 8 football team\in action with the quarter back preparing to pass the ball to the backfield.
 Panel Twelve reproduced the scene in Memorial Hall on Sunday, June 20, 1915 when the Yale Civil War Memo rial was unveiled.
 Panel Thirteen was a group around the historic Yale fence, the student gathering there being a typical one. The fence was removed some years ago.
 The closing panel was that of Yale Harvard regatta scene with the Blue crew carrying its shell out for launch ing.
 The second scene of the episode was the bicentennial procession of 1902, and the third scene that of the Yale Battery on parade as it was at Toby hanna the past summer. k The Finale was entitled "Ya1e the Mother of College and Men," To the strains of solemn music thirty figures robed, came slowly into the Bowl and passing across it proceeded to take stations at thirty portals. They were the Daughters of Yale, the universities and colleges where the Presidents were Yale graduates or in whose develop ment Yale men have exerted an essen tial influence. The Daughters salut- ed one another, Mother Yale appears and Lux, the Spirit of Light voiced her message. The old tune, Adeste Fideles was sung and the pageant closed as the Daughters passed out to fulfill their world mission.