Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-11
AmoNG rHE ooLLEe1ANs.

The Pot.PouFr1 to Appear Soon-New
 Apparatus for she Gym-AndOVer
 Banquet TO-Night-The Rev. MT.
 Clark to Preach in Battell sunday
 Dwight Aaus
 There will be praise service in Battell chapel Sunday evening.
 Watkinson go was very comfortable last evening and was reported to have passed the critical point of his illness.
 P. s. Knight 's7 was quite low Thursday evening, but is now past all danger. Perkins and Jenks '87 will edit the Pot Pourri this year and are already preparing material for it.
 The Yale Glee club, assisted by the Banjo club, sang in Stratford last evening. At the rooms of the Kent club last even- ing parliamentary session instead of the usual debate was indulged in. At meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa socie- ty last evening preparations were made for the incoming members from 8S. A subscription at the suggestion of Dr. Seaver will be taken up for purchasing some new apparatus for the gymnasium. One | hundred dollars will be needed and it is pro- posed to collect half of it. from the upper classes and the other half from the freshmen, who use it more than any other class. The Andover banquet will take place at Redcliffes tonight and every effort has been made to make it a complete success. It will commence at half-past 8 and will be ad- dressed by Professor Comstock. The Rev. MT. Clark of Staten Island, who has been conducting series of Bible talks in Dwight hall during the past week, will sup ply Dr. Barbour's place in Battell to-mor- row.
 r. Lo. hoo,, ! d ,,,o,, l., bo1a o -oo, ular series of lectures to take place in Dwight hall during the present winter, and the first of the series will take place Monday evening. The Rev. William M. Taylor, D. D., has been secured to deliver the first, and among the many other speakers who will visit us are Dr. Parkhurst, Dr. Schauffler, Dr. Gladden. and Dr. Strong.
 Butler of the junior class in the Law school took class picture yesterday.
 Tan Phou Lee, a member of the senior class in Yale and native of China, will give his illustrated lecture on "Chinese Manners and Customs in the Asylum Hill Congrega- tional chapel, Hartford, Monday evening, December 20. He will appear dressed in Chinese costume.
 The First Assembly of the Season.
 The first of the assemblies for 1S86-7 was held at Loomis' Temple of Music last even ing, and was a very successful and enjoyable affair. A large number were present. The Christmas Orders at BOwmanss.
 At Bowman's elegant photographic gallery can be found rich and beautiful assort- ment of frames for cabinet photos, the finest in the city, to be had at prices to suit pur- chasers. A very large number of the host of pictures being made are for Christmas gifts by patrons, and in his crayon depart ment he is executing many orders for Christ mas gifts from New Haven people and is filling orders from other cities.
 The Beautiful Goods at Streeter's.
 MT. George L. Streeter, the jeweler. the community will be glad to learn has nearly recovered from his late severe illness and re- sumed at his store. He returns his sincere thanks to the public for their liberal patron age in years past and hopes to receive con- tinuance of favor. His stock is in splendid shape for the annual onsets of Christmas buyers, being large and complete and one of the most attractive character. One cannot fail to find some beautiful article for a Christmas gift and at moderate price at Streeter's