The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-13

New Haven, Conn, June 13-Fes- tivities in observance of the 230th commencement of Yale university began last evening with the pres entation in the University theater by the Yale Dramatic association of Moliere's "The Miser."
 The full cast included Robert de San Marzano, '33, New York city; John P. Boruff, Jr, '32, Ossin- ing, N. Y; B. Preston Schoyer. '3s, Pittsburg, Pa; George H. Fitch, '32, New York city; Thomas E. Hamble- ton, Jr, '34, Lutherville, Md; Hamil- ton w. Wright, '33, Hampstead, N. Y; Leonard M. Thomas. Jr, '33, New York city; Allan D. Converse. '3s, Greenwich. Conn: Fritz c. Hyde. IT. '3S, Greenwich, Conn; Joseph ", Welsh, Jr, 'S4, New York city; Conn: James H. Dunbar, Jr, 3s, Cleveland, Ohio; John s. Knight, '34, New York city and Norris N Orchard, '33, Rochester, N. Y. The performance will be repeated on Tuesday evening.
 The first gathering of the twenty seven classes returning for reunions will take place in Woolsey hall on Sunday at eleven o'clock where the Rev Robert Russell Wicks, D. D dean of the Princeton university chapel, will deliver the baccalaureate address. At 4:15 p. m, Professor Harry B. Jepson, of the Yale Schoo of Music, will give the annual com. mencement recital on the Newberr, Memorial Organ in Wooisey hall The annual meeting of Yale-in. China will be held Sunday evening in Sprague Memorial hall at S:1i o'clock with pr Edward H. Hume of New York city, presiding. Tn! speakers will be the Rt. Rev Alfred A, Gilman, suffragan bishop o Hankow; and Dr Peng-chun Chang professor of philosophy at Nanka university, who will speak on "Th' TTraining of Leaders of a Neg China"
 The program for Monday include the Glass Day exercises of the senio class of the Sheffield Scientific school in the morning; and of Yal college in the afternoon. The shef field Scientific school class da, day committee consists of Alan : Howard, of Lowell, Mass, chairmal and Alpheus c. Beane, Jr. of Bronx vile, N. Y; Kempton Dunn, Q CneSLuuL f1lllp IdS GdlhSiu A. NA V Kenzie, of North Branford, Conn and Earle R. Stevens of Hackensack N. J.
 The class day speakers of tn Sheffield Scientific school are: Rob ert M. Ferris. Sd, of Montclair, N J, class historian; Howard M Hanna, Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio. iv. orator; Leonard l.. Aitkin, Jr. Q Denver, Colo, class orator; an, Gordon M. Henderson, of New Hay en, Conn. class prophet.
 The Yale College Class Day com mittee consists of Donald R. Me Lehman, Jr, of Lake Forest. III chairman: and John Holbrook, o New York city; Frederic ". Loesei of New Haven, Conn; Robert | Messimer, Jr. of Crosse Point Farms, Mich; William L. Peltz. Q Albany, N. Y; James R. stewart, o Cleveland, Ohio; and Walter M Swoope, of Madeira, Pa. The Class Day speakers are: Lyt tleton Fox, Jr. of New York city class poet; Charles Payne, of Ne, York city, class historian; John I Caskey of Wellesley Hills, Mass, iv orator; and Lewis A. Lapham, Q San Francisco, class orator.
 The commencement concert c the Yale Glee club will be given i Woolsey hall at S:15, and will b followed by the senior promenade a the New Haven Lawn cub.
 In addition to many reunion gath erings and informal class events O Monday, there will be a meeting c the alumni board in the morning followed by the joint luncheon c the Yale corporation and the alumr board; the annual luncheon of tn Yale Law School Alumni associa tion and the annual meeting an luncheon of the Association of Yai Alumni in Medicine. President an Mrs James Rowland Angel will re ceive members of the graduatin classes and their families and tn visiting alumni in the Yale galler of Fine Arts at 5:30 D. m.
 Judge Thomas w. Swan, Yale 70 will preside at the annual luncheo of the Yale Law School Alumni as sociation. The speakers will be JudG Learned Hand, Judge Ernest A. III glish, Yale IL. B. 1911, Dea Charles E. Clark of the Yale La' school, and Thomas I. Emersol chairman of the Yale Law Journa Judge Inglis will be introduced b his classmate, Francis A. Pallott of Hartford, Conn.
 At the close of this meeting, at
 D. m, will occur the presentation ( the portrait of Chief Justic Olive
 Ellsworth, Yale LID. 1790, provide
 by the bequest of the late Chestc w. Lyman. Yale 1882, painted b Professor Edwin c. Taylor, of tn
 Yale School of Fine Arts. Thoma D. Thacher, Yale 1904, solicite general of the United States, wi deliver the address.
 At the annual meeting of the A: sociation of Yale Alumni in Med Icine, addresses will be given b
 Charles E. Farr, Yale M. D. '03. th associations representative on tn alumni board of the university; Dea
 M. c. Winternitz, of the Yale Schot
 of Medicine; and by Marion Brad
 Leonard, of New Haven. a membe
 of the graduating class of tn School of Medicine. The annu;
 Luncheon will take place after tn election of officers is held.
 The graduating exercises of Yal college and Sheffieid Scientific schot will be held in Woolsey hall o Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Pol
 will be open throughout the mornin
 for the election of two Alumni Fe