The sun., 1919-06-17
CROWDS OF ALUMNI
AT YALE GLASS DAY
Eifty-seven Glasses Return for
Festivities in New
Haven.
SCORES ARE IN COSTUME
Sheffield School and College
Seniors Have Separate
Exercises.
SCORES ARE IN COSTUME
specia, Despaten to Tt, sun.

New HAVEN, June 1e.-It was class
day at Yale to-day. Early in the MORN
Ing the ffty-seven different classes that
had como back for reunions were logged
out for the week and avery street In
the vicinity Of the campus was crowded
with gay Orientals, picturesque cowboys
artists in clothes that proclaimed the
Latin quarter Of Paris and 'gobs" from
everywhere under the sun. A whole cir
Gus troupe represented in the outfits
donned by the men OF 1918.
When the senior class of the Sheffield
Scientific School and their guests gath
cred on Vanderbilt Square at 80 A
A for the class day exercises and the
planting Of the class ivy the Sheff grad
yates In their fancy dress costumes were
just emerging from their headquarters
and they too Joined in. Then along
came the reunion classes from the col
lego and added more color to the scene
The crowds Of girls In their summer
clothes all added touch of variety tc
the gayest scene that had ever beer
recorded on the Shelf campus.
The exercises opened with the singing
OF Brave Mother Yale" Then John
Laws Campbell of Montclair, N. j., gave
the class history. which was followed BY
a selection by the 1920 band. which re.
Gently returned from overseas. William
Fisher Williams OF New York then gave
the class prophecy. Another selection
by the 1921 band was received enthu.
siastically and z. Brewster Crawford OF
this city gave the class grafton. The ex.
ercises closed with the singing oil
Bright College Years" Led by the
1o2d Regiment Band the class Their
planted the class ivy.
ala IL,
seph Marshal of Wilmington, Del.
chairman; William Liseter Austin, Jr.
Of Rosemont Pa. Edward Henry Earns.
haw, Jr., Orange. n. j.. and Frederick
Gregg Thompson, Jr.. st, Joseph, Mo.
The meeting OF the alumni advisory
board was held this morning and al
noon the alumni Of the Yale Law Schoo
gathered in the university dining hal
tor the annual luncheon.
The Yale College class day exercise.
were held this afternoon on the Quad
rangle and were arranged by the fol
lowing committee: James Harold Slo
cums Jr., Of Montclair. chairman; War
rem Northcott Albertsen of New York
Frederick Dewhurst Carter OF Hartford
Radcliffe Webster Damn, Buffalo: Altar
Vanderhoef. ! Plainfeld, N. j., ant
Charles Gilbert Stradella, North Tena
wanda, NJ Y.
The exercises opened with BRAY,
Mother YALE" and was followed by the
class history by Donald M. Cambeii. Jr.
OF Detroit "As Freshmen First w,
Came to Yale" was then sung with
plenty Of pep by the class after which
Stephen v. Benet Of Augusta, Ca. gave
the class poem. "Amici' was the mex
song on the programme after which
Melville Washington Borders Of Chi
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the exercises closed with Bright Col
lege Years" The class with the band
and followed by many Of the guests
proceeded across the campus to tn,
Linenian and Brothers Library. where
the class ivy was planted, while Dear
Krkham Worcester Of New York city
delivered the Ivy Ode.
The senior promenade, which followed
the concert this evening. was led By
Frederick G. Thompson. Jr. OF St Jo
seph. Mo-, floor manager.