New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
PRINCETON.

THE GREAT GAME-GLEE AND BANJO.
Princeton n. j. Nov. (speciaD.-The allabsorbing
topic upon the campus and field at present Is ioor
ball. and what are Princetons prospects for carrying
of the honors in the great contest on thanksgiving
Day. Captain Poe has been greatly handicapped III
his work of building up strong team this year. by
being compelled to I'LL than half the places
with men, in addition TO losing half the oid hen
that returned TO college, With the many uncertainties
that still attach the makeup of the team the next
three weeks much toward victory or deieat.
The freshman class has developed an unusually
Strong football team this year. In the games thus
far played they have defeated their opponents Win
large scores and also prevented them from making any
points. The is composed as follows: A<it elo'
Albert Il. Chamberlain; left tackle, Henry IT, hlHgs'
left guard, George +. Farnum; centre, FRANCIS w.
Riggs right guard George IL. Dowkoutt right Tackle
W. F. Meredith right end, Charles S. mackenzie
Captain: quarterback, John F. Duff; half-backs W.
Dusenbury and John Poe; full-back, CASTOR Drake.
The glee and banjo clubs have been chosen for the
holiday trip by the election OF some members lor Iie
and the appointment of Others TO I'll the remaining
places The first concert will be given in Princeton
on the evening Of the senior assembly, December D.
IL Is now fully decided that the mandolin club VIII
accompany the glee and clubs on their trip Tor
tho first time. The life members Of the gee CLUB are
Frank ii. Payne, '91 Qeader) Franklin T. Moore III
James Barnes, '9l Edward Y Thorpe, 49, Russeu ~
Jones' '9I Glenn F. Mckinney, '9l; Arthur W.
spruance 81 benjamin NJ. Nyce, '0l, and Robert >.
Mcdowell '94. The other members OF the CLUB are
George X. Davis, '92; Varnum l.. Collins, 1872; Harry
+. Mcdowell, '82; Porter d. Il. Bennett, 02; Walter
II. Noble, '93; Herbert NJ. Rogers, 1913, and Z. D.
Goldthwaite, '04.
The banjo club has been chosen by the election OF
life members as follows: Piccalo banjo, Charles L.
spoonor, 92 II Wisconsin; banjoaurineS George X.
Davis ,92 Qeader) OF Delaware: j. Brent Palmer, '93,
OF Kentucky Isaac j. Brokaw, 49, OF New, aor ra
first banjo Herbert NJ. Rogers, 49, Of Nebraska
guitars +. Berkeley Smith. '0l. OF New YORK Law
RANGE A. Young, 02, OF Kentucky; William u Bryan,
'9I of Missouri, and Charles W. Carpenter, '93, VI
The philadelphan Society viii begin this even
Eng the observance Of a week OF prayer , Meet
ines will be held every evening. with the eX-
cepon Of Tuesday, and will be addressed by tc Oi-
lowing: sunday, William Dulles. j., OF New YORK
City Monday, the Rev. w. NJ. smith, ~, OF New
York City: Wednesday, the Rev. j. Wilbur chatham:
OF Philadelphia; Thursday, the Rev: Z; Z; Hall OF
Brooklyn Friday. the Rev: DR.. c. Wood OK German
town; saturday, the Rev. W. BROOKS OF trenton; .,o
A New-York boy, Jesse p. Carter, son OF Peter
earlier the publisher has the Stnnecke scholar
ship this year. 1t is a prize of the annual value Oh
5000 tenable during the college course, unless iol
( feited by neglect of study. Young Carter prepared
for Princeton at the Collegiate School, In West F0rtetn
ST. NcwYork, OF which Professor W. Med Halsey:
Of Princeton, Is head master and ne mas receiven
many congratulations from his old class mates Inc
prize was awarded to young Carter for having passed
the best examination at the opening OF the session IN
the Odes Of Horace, the Eulogues OF virgil ana inc
Latin Grammar and Pro,Ody, as well as ne AnaDasls
pr Cyropaedia Of Xenophon and the Greek Grammar.