Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-11
CAMPUS NOTES.

The Senior Committees Elected Last
 Eventng-Y. III. .. A. Convention at
 Boston Musical Organizations
 Movements-Items i'm General.
 Only eight men have signed the list for the '88 heiotype album.
 The Rev. H. P. Nichols addressed the Berkeley association last evening"
 New London, March 16, is the place and date of the next Glee club concert.
 The library has just received one thousand volumes from London.
 The freshmen held meeting last evening for the purpose of forming freshman cricket club.
 hall tomorrow evening will be addressed by several undergraduates.
 Tibbals '89 is quite seriously i'll at his home with inflammation of the lungs
 The concert at Hartford by the Glee and Banjo clubs was highly spoken of by the Hartford papers.
 The sixth annual conference of the New England College Young Mems Christian as- socistion is to be held at Boston, MAss., Feb. ruary 24, 25 and 26, with the Boston Inter collegiate Y. M. c. A. This latter associa- tion has but recently been organized and represents eight affiliated colleges and scien- tifc and professional schools of Boston, in- cluding the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, most of the departments of the Bos- ton university and other institutions. Yale will send five delegates aud other men will probably avail themselves of the reduced | rates offered. The conference last year was | held at Dwight Hall
 There are sixteen candidates each for the I junior and sophomore crews. They are un ' dergoing the usual gymnasium work and row \ in the tank two afternoons in the week. EacE class has several men in training with ths University.
 Messrs. Cheney 's8, Cook '99 and Barnstor | 'S9 of the Banjo club attended the Psi Upsi' lon fraternity banquet in New York Thursday | evening.
 The Banjo club and a double qusrtettt \ from the Glee club assist in an entertainment ' at Christ church on Madison avenue, New York, this evening.
 The seniors at meeting last evening elect ed the several committees which will prepare \ for the various exercises at commencement
 The men elected are as follows: Prone made committee. Alfred Hand, jr., o
 Scranton, Pa., Harold Van Meter Ogden O Chicago, William Campbell of New Yorl city, Benjamin Austin Cheney of New Ha ven, Samuel Monod Cross of Westerly, R. I.
 Jesse Thomas Lazear of Pittsburg, Pa., Ar thur Lewis Moore of New York city, Dudley Ferguson of Cincinnati, Edward Seymoul
 Thomas of Providence and Brownies Robertson Ward of New Haven
 class-day committee, Gard Maynard
 of Marquette, Mich; Philip Dibbl Bunce of Hartford, Philip Pond O
 New Haven. Edward Francis Ayre
 of New Canaan end Frank Burr Tibbals O
 New Haven; class supper, Dudley Ferguson
 of Cincinnati, Henry Whiting Boies of Scran ton, Pa; Charles Berghans MeConkey o Harrisburg, Pa, and Lucius Moves Palme
 of Brooklyn, N. Y.; class ivy, elected by ac ! clamation, Bernard Christian Stein
 CT of Baltimore, William Andrew
 Parshall of Port Jervis, N. Y., ant
 Daniel Bailey Hardenburgh of Port Jervis
 N. Y.; class cup, Arthur White of Brook
 lyn, N. Y., Asher Miner Wellman of Friend
 ship, N. Y., and Ephraim Miller Youman
 of New York city. MT. Orland Sidney Is
 bell, of New Haven. was elected permanen
 class secretary by large vote.