New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
TN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
co,,,yprA,s NEW GLEE CLUB.

Tho Columbia College glee ciuo nus a ~ o. 80,
running order and the successful cahui''o. Sas,
announced follows: FiTst ""o''' - pin,av
dent Nichols and CHISHOLM; second tchof' nip. e
yohle Mitchell, and Merriam; first hasSeS' 1ohiiSo'
Donneu Mavham McNar and Crosby; secohu oasse''
Walker Low FULLY and Ewing. the greaV ui""o
this wear has been the lack OF hrst uehois o'' 'o
three who now sing this part have clear S'ons ,.
The alumni of the college mas choSon ' ~ ~,
eroduate members of the board OF drec.orS y, ','
athletic union follows: u. +. heo9, ~
slmonds. ,73; r. C. Cornell, IA; Professor .. =.
Coodu,,n ,7s: F. l.. Henry, 49,; W. +. Morgan % ;
G. II. Names 80, and }. NJ. Hewlett, w. he'o w
,ether with eight undergraduate students Will eoh'
tute the union. -. Columbia
The entering class in the Law School OF Columbia
numbers 3O7 and Is therefore the largest oi"'' VII
record In that school. The young schooi VI p ,o.
science has It's men enrolled against h,io,y
year. while the newly estaDneiicu '''''" -
has fty-hve students. ..,io 90
columha,s annual Junior ball is the great topic Vi
discussion by the members OF the junior class OF e
school of arts The following committee oi air"nso
ments has been elected: A. T. Barnard, cha.'ni,n
David Banks IT,, II. II. Chllds, +. W.. ne''D''
: Isrocoue and g. s. Nicholas. The ball VIII DO
given Just before Christmas. The proceeds VIII ~ '"
the athletic union and toYard the class aep''
The historical seminaiium OF the college, WIZ 49,
in the lecture-rooms Of the old building OF INC
under the direction OF IL. l.. Osgood on November l."
Professor Van Amringe. temporary chairman Oh uiio
hoard Of trustees of the Columbia College auii aUh
etIc club has, in accordance with the drectioh Vi 'o
trustees appointed the following committees 10 CARRY
on the Development Of the enterprise 49,, o,onro r
Committee on Permanent OrganlZatlOn-Ocorb0, "
De Witt tr william G.. LatEop, lr., NicnoidS IN
r. J. OAKLEY Rhinelander, Charles E. peew. p Do
peysIer on Constitution and
Goodwin John X. KEGS Robert =. Io orsts RicketfS
Roosevelt, Lincoln Cromwell 7. De Peystes hicAe''S
exoficio. - - r,,too cutting 7. Adri-
ance I,sh George sherman, Isaac y. oeugInah, Viii
,n, reIcwes Morgan r De Peyster Ricketts, ex-ofhco
The annual dinner Of the alumni will be eaten ,,dn at Se
Hotel Brunswick December 10 Inc uche's VI" q
he 81 each, and the committee in charge Is :, y; W.
De Witt tr e7 W. g. LathrOp' r coz 40 g william
~: K. C. Cornell, "a William Mahicc' oo' "'1"'-'
5. sloan 49,, and J. NJ. Wainwright.
ACTIVITY In CoLUMBIA's ANNEX.
,r,. ,.o.,,ror q, Barnard College have elected
officers as follows Miss Irwin, president; MISS BED
gart, vcepresldent MISS erocAer' se're'' ""
Demorest, treasurer
Tho sophomores have established custom TO DC
handed down to futurty, called the Eieusihiah "S
tories, These my steries are TO be made Known "
each freshman class by the class ahead Oh IT, anu .e
present sophomore class had considerable iu "' .o
expense of their younger sisters, recently WHICH 'e
Gu stOm established
r., n,orst I'm athletics is not confined to the mas
,o norton Of Columbia is proved by the fact tnat
class is being formed Barnard to take lessos Ill '
Berkeley of ths barnard girls are taking the op
,onaI courses in chemistry this year, and are showing
a marked ability in their work.
NORMAL COLLEGE GIRLS AT WORK
The two literary societies Of the Normal College are
doing GOOD work. The Alpha Beta Gamma oocleN
has elected the following council Miss Esther fiZa'
president Miss Martha Goldberg recording secretary
Miss sadie Vanderbilt, vicepesdent' MISS Aopy
Nicholson corresponding secretary Miss Minnie lkel'
LEG In
wittkowsla. Librarian and Miss foumans, reporter
Miss Bracett was elected represent the society In
1.-The College Echo"
The Philomahean Society has re'eiectcd MISS oroha
presdent Miss Block has been elected corresponding
secretary and Miss Tmmons recording secretary Ills
socety Is smaller than the Greek letter one, out us
members are earnest and enthusiastic, and the work is
thoroughly practical.
Normal College girls are much interested in fair to
h hsId in the Lenox Lyceum from December 10 to 20
nnder the auspices of the Teachers Mutual Benent
Association, The object of the association whch was
incorporated 1887 is TO furnish pecunary ala IN the
form of annutes to all female members Who after
term Of service of thirty five years desire TO reure 10
all male members after forty years OF service anu W
all members who, through III healui n rS
Ser of the fair IS To raise the permanent fund OF the
association which is now $4,000, 10 SiVoiooyn, ,
represented by both graduates ana uhuersraoua'os'
AMONG THE THEoDoGHANS
The delegates TO the Inter Seminary Alliance hed
at Allegheny City recently, have been gwen interest
no addresses at Union this week. The delegates from
the senior class were william w. Hastings and Daniel
IA RohrabangI The middle class sent william Gard
ner FInney and the junior class sent David D Herrck
lanes +. Hayner and Henry NJ. Moore. Robert T.
wilder of the senior class was also at the cOhVehuon
The students were interested by an address gwen
nv Mr. DAWSON of surgeons Theological College In
london ON the work done there. Each morning at lO
o,c,oct he Union students hold prayer meeting and
sneakers from all around are invited to address the
Young men, On each Monday afternoon at O'Clock
the faculty of the seminary invite some prominent cer
Ovmen 10 address the students, except on the first
Monday of the month, when The Society OF Inquiry
Concerning Missions holds its meetings This society
IA now supporting missionary In Syria.
This evening the students are invited to reception
Given by the faculty in the seminary library In order
that the students may become better acquainted per
sonay with their instructors The address will be de
nvered By william W. Hoppin jr, one Of the Board OF
Directors. 40, - -.
The preliminary catalogue OF the seminary has Just
been Issued 10 shows that the seminary has now l62
students six OF whom are posgraduates; AZ seniors
81 mddiers and As juniors. This Is no less than last
wear when there was an extra large entering class
The wear before that there ia Students Of whom
"A were In the junior class