Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
VALE NOTES.

Result OF tho st. Paul,s school Club |
Meeting Last Might - minnes0sa,s |
Men ON Deck for Yale-Omcers Elect |
ed - Freshmen Form . Literary |
Club last Night.
O. @. Dorsey go has returned to college.
A meeting of the st. Psul's School club
was held last evening at 176 Lyceum, for the
election of officers. The meeting was called
to order by Kellogg 80, who stated the pur-
pose of the meeting, q He then said that the
objects of the club were to bring into friend
ship those in the university who were gradu-
ates of that school by which st. Paul's men
may be induced to come to Yale. The an
nual dinner is to be held about December I.
Nominations for president were then taken.
T. Bayard go and A. q. McClintock 80 were
nominated. g. s. Brewster 81, A. NJ. Goats
'91 and w. 8. g. Noyes 81 were nominated
for secretary and treasurer. h. Nc
Bride 80 s. was unanimously elect
ed by reclamation for vice president.
Ballots were then prepared for president and
secretary and treasurer, q. Parsons 80 and
w. 8. Roby 90 8. acting as tellers. Mr..
Kellogg said that suggestions had been made
that the club offer cup for athletics at the
school or for rowing. It was decided, after
some discussion, that the secretary should
write to Mr.. Colt at st. Paul's and find cut
the wishes and feelings of the students there
in regard to the matter before taking any
definite steps. Upon counting the ballots,
McClintock for president, and Noyes for secre-
tary and treasurer, were declared elected.
Mr.. McClintock then took the chair and
said that he thought that monthly meet
ings in the rooms of the different members
would be beneficial, and that accordingly
they would be held. The meeting then ad-
iourned. There were about thirty five present.
Twenty one members of the freshman class
met at Linonia hall last evening to form
literary club. N. q. Swayne '93, presided
and said that temporary chairman and q
tuition, were to be elected. Swayne and 0.
q. Cartright were nominated for chairman.
The ballot resulted In twelve votes for
Swayne and nine for Cartwright. The mo-
ton was then made and carried that the COM
mittee consist of Eve members. motion
was then made that the chairman appoint
the four members, which with himself should
compose the committee. When a division
of the house was called for the motion was
lost and the ballot was resorted to. Nine
men were nominated and the result of the
ballot was that w. Begg, q. "a.
Ficken and A. s. Wheeler were
elected but Cartwright and G.. B. Spaulding
were tie. At the next ballot for these two
men Spaulding was elected. There was some
discussion then whether Shelf. men were ex-
Guided. The chairman settled the question
by saying that those present would constitute
the society, and If there were any members
of Shelf. '02 who wished to join they could
be taken in just the same as any of the aca-
demio men who were not present. The meet
ing then adjourned and the names of the
members were taken by O. R. Hickox as they
passed out. The next meeting will be called
by the committee when the constitution pre-
pared by it will be submitted for the ap-
proval of the society.
Life at Yale, as it has been, has made out
to develope the choicest American character
and to he held in lifelong affection by those
who have had its experience. 1t does not
need very much improveing, and among
those elements of 1t that 90 to make sturdy,
self-reliant manhood is the friction between
the classes.-Hartford Courant.