New Britain herald., 1921-06-22
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W Haven, June 22.-James Row
 Angell was inaugurated as four
 prcaident of Yale university.
 The gathering in Woolsoy
 which witnessed hts induction
 bnico was ono of great distinc-
 .Among 1t were several score of Ll representatives of historic
 rsities in tho United States
 ha, Great Britain and continen-
 urope of learned societies and
 tionaI societies at home and Id and of the state and munich
 and civic bodies The unofl-
 quests of the univerity and of
 ncers the alumni and the grad
 class filled the large editice
 eyond It's normal capacity.
 Elaborate Ceremonial.
 inauguration ceremony itself 3nade a part of the two hum |h |l twentieth commencement 3he~ President Angelfs induc- followed immediately after the
 rrinE upon him of the honorary
 o of doctor of laws. Up to this
 the program had adhered Hy to timc-honorod custom.
 was the academic procession /nore brilliant to the eye than
 Vhich had preceded at the uni
 N. the same singing of psalm Ito York tune and the presenta-
 of degrees in course and to
 who had completed their post {nte work in departments. From Inoint the exercises became those a inauguration. revorting at the I, M Inc hymn Duke street. sung
 "a tt has been sung for 200 Thi1 had followed the bene- sn by the Rev. Doctor Newman I senior Fellow who retires tho corporation with this )cncement. Thousands of Spectators.
 academic procession. with eorea of distinguished men or .ing in their caps and gowns,
 ed upon tho old college campus .sed tho usual lines which were Aa by thousands of citizens. and
 church chimes from nearby YeAnd onward Christian sol the leading band. The laaFon with many more than [and in it slowly made its way Innlly on tho central Green, 10 sr church which was rounded ! hhnn to the Battcll chapel, cor bf College and Elm streets and rd to woolscy. 1t was led by Robert George as marshal with kreat mace followed by the Edates for degrees in course. the krsity officers. Governor Lake atnff. the Fellows with the Hates for honorary degrees the |a. the faculties and then the rep ltntivea of the city and civic orr |ationa.
 Ere was great curiosity among Epectators to identify the noted and women in the lino and me hr of small flags. the applause |occanionaiIy cheering made the under the towering elms re- Eably picturesque and colorfnl |acle.
 Nmc. Curie Given Degree. lere was intense interest at every ' to sec Mme. curie who was in Enknan and who received the de- octor Of science.
 W..olsey the guests and officers |ea through the lanes of the can l~a for academic degrees follow Inc color guard. President Hadley Presldent-elect Angell being the to pass to tho platform followed |rof. wiIllston Walker, the univer-
 provost. The audience was he'd and with littio loss of time Eons was given his assigned place. Ident Hadiey took his seat in the I- of Rev. Abraham Pierson. Yale's
 rector in i701.
 ter tho usual order of exercises Eh led to the conferring of 769 |cca in course and 15 honorary de- r, the inaugural ceremony began. he degrees in course 253 were of be1or of arts in the college. 2os nchcIor of science. and the others ho graduate departments.
 Scientist Is Lnudcd.
 hr presentation to tho president Fellows of candidates for honor degrees with tho conferring of .eeH, was by Prof. William Lyon lbs. When he presented Mme. q ho said Tn part: r ia superfuous to mention her ,verioa in science. and now she America. She has oft tAuntercd dangers in scientific rYYTents. but nothing so danger Ifcontinued on Ninth Pagc.)