New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-29
COLUMBIA'S DRAMATIC STUDENTS.
ACTIVITY N MANY LINi.5 At THE CoLLEGh-
LECTURES TO BE DELIVERbD.


LECTURES TO BE DELIvERED.
Tie Columbia College dramatic effort are especially
interesting the minds Of the students a, present 10
morrow night the r,' pcriOmtHC Of he revival Of t'
nnrlesquc Faiayet,n: or The Maid and the Marquis.
will be gwen In the Berkeley Lyceum and the college
bows will continue the play at the Lyceum through the
week. The chOrusc, this year will ~ materially al
ferent from those Of the original production bat To
Judge from the large number Of candidates for parts
and the merit Of the rchcaI~alS. This years talent Vii
20 "a marked improvement that OF laS, year
F. F. spiee '52, School Of Arts, Will lead the Gen
d'armes. and +. p. Ripley, of the giee club. the
=. BONES and Mormencsses7 The cast OF the pa'
has been changed soncw hat since last spring anG
G.. Hogan will take o. i. IL. La FarecS place a. ire
Sinsome loabcl and II. Lamb su,,tItGt's r. Wall
wright as ROquciort dc Brle wicked OH able pi tI
ancient regime. The play Itself las teen changed
IN places The ballet has been cut and there VII! De-
but two acts the third being merged into the second.
The proceeds Of the performances VIII be divided
equally between the swedish Episcopal Mission and the
Columbia College Dramatic club reserve fund Later
tlc play Will be produced Tuxedo Park and Morris
town. ~ J.
The Junior class cleared ~ 900 for the benefit
of the Columbia College Athletic Union BY their annual
Christmas ball. The boys greatly pleased Al the
Success Of the ball from every point Of view.
The candidates for the Varsity and freshmen lew
Will 20 into training next week. TIC cdltaln f tie
VARSITY boat This year is G. ". Mctc .l!c, ~ Among
the old oaIsmen Of the college who VIII train ar
A. G.. Norrie the stroke Of the 81 boat; Robertson.
futile Ward Prince, CArystie, Smith. Bce.mau.
Erskinc :. TaintDr and Mclcu. large number o.
new men VIII also train among tie men who viii
train for the freshman boat y. johnson. +.
Nichols, W. Nichols. Macsoyern, A. Douglas, +. Doug
las Sladc Buckhou,, Jewett, NOolsey, sherman,
Whpple Monks, Miner, Kastner and Trowbrdsc.
It is expected that the college launch, Care Good
win. VIII have new hull in order to increase her
speed and effectiveness.
The tug oiwar team will also begin training in the
Columbia Grammar school Gym asium next year. under
The coaching Robinson the captain OF last seasons
victorious team. OF that team only two are
l.n in college Douglas '9l and Miller 81. Tie c
80 a number Of excellent in college. however
was shown in the recent mterCltss Jug, ana IL },
probable that Prince. 80 McihIeAam. % Monks.
81 and Knight. '93. VIII hep 10 make "a powerful
The college chapel Is undergoing thorough system
OF repairs curing the holidays. under The DIR cu Of
the Rev Dr. Van De Water, who vii be cole C
chaplain for January. The cell ngs aad walls are
being repaired, the seats have all been chang 81 and
the organ has been moved 70 the other cnd II TIE
u tie appeal ancc a. well US the convenience Of the
IN interesting programme Of satu0iay morning
lectures at Columbia College has been prcYartd l0i
/ IN, new year. In January they are a follows, ,.
| 10. The Nature Lovers and the Morals's Views Of
! Fine Ar. by Russell Stursi,. l.. "Th~ Art Lover,
View Of Fine Art' also BY Russell sturcs; "a. two
Merriam 81. Early Man in America illustrated by
Professor John $ Newberry.
In February the following lectures will BE- given
John d. ouackenho, Il The Natural order %,
Gramneae or Grasses illustrated. ~ PROBE sor \ L.
Architecture nv Or. A. D. F. IIamlin IS Brahns,n
ISM by Professor Charles Il. Lanman.