New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

CHRISTMAS TOUR OF THE MUSICAL CLUBS
Cambridge. Mass Nov. 10 Especially. very long
elaboration tho faculty have at last granted inc
xsical clubs permission to make the Christmas "aea
ton trip Last year they were not allowed TO carry
ont their plans. The glec club and tho oah>o anu
mandolin club will go together and give concerts as FOL
hvs: New-York December %; Chicago, December
os St Louis, December OF Cincinnati December 10
Washington, December 81, and Philadelphia 'ahu
NY 1. .,os.r
Officers of the freshman glec club have been chosc
N follows: President, J. ID. Hubbell; vicc-presoen.
p wrenn secretary X. ID. Beals treasurer o. H. no
A dinner has been held TO commemorate the '"c"
teth anniversary of the founding OF the s'ene.' .,
iunior literary society About seventy oro anu
,,.mhers were present. Professor Kittredge' pes"'
~ the alumni association presided, ana rio'eS,o
Y.r,.s wendell Lauman and Hart, among others' '''0
addresses. a., o os fol
The third seven of the signet from 'o2 are ae ioi
49,. p NJ Iovett j. W. Ames, ii. j. Cooiiuso "a "
white. II. De Wolf F. w. Nicolls. A. H. urecl or,
Thu rare meet of the cycling association prous,V Ou.
mn record breakers. The winners weo q, Vol.
ouarter mile ordinary, handicap, A. r. INV, a,,,
h.um milo safety handicap, 7. l.. Olmsted, Ir'
',e .s.ar,- scratch. G. F. Taylor, Harvard
49, ,o sofetv scratch. Interscholastc Cycii'e
.,a,,or G s Pierce Roxbury Latin' nA'i-nNo
harvard noyices c. T. Keller, Va o"0
handicap o. b. Halves, HarVar' o,.ue,ce from
rna shooting club has received o"e -
v.ye IN a match at Springfield on inc osS 49, r,,.
Inc morning of the Harvard are io0 .,oarn tho team
,n.,lenre will probably be acceptco' uoue" ~
. -. ao mn The club is Hourishing oic' anu
"v .,.,n az regular shoots this fall at the new
range on the marshes. o. -. Al. hasa
The following have been chosen oi'oc'S " ,''0 o
,.u association: President: >. " H. Orosus' %
,ce nresident b. Bowman, '9l manager vi '''o i'o'
w. Cnmmn, '9o; secretary and treasurer a. l.
stone. '93. .u.,,,o soc,etv has
-. ~srhu,;t,ed Tho society is of great service 10
,,s-.ard men. and has membership OF 9l6 new
srnerintendent has been put In charse 'hi' 'e"'
and the business already shows large hocasc o'er
that NJ the corresponding period last year. i"o io
mort shows that the business for 1ooo-so aIoun'eo
10 sss 52I "a. The capital at the END OF 'he year
uas 1851 25. The following oincers nave oeei'
chosen for this year: President, Professor f. W.
r.rssip. secretary J. w. lamont 49,; board OF d.
rectors-Professor A. b. Hart, NJ Chamoernn' IL
NJ H. Morgan j. A. Bailey, L. s.; D. HOLIDAY, l.. ., ;
H. A. Davis 91 j. c. Hubbard, '92 Z. H. sade' Do ;
L. Heckscher, '94. ..
DIR. Henry Won Dyke succeeds Dr. Lyman Apoo'.
,s college preacher The latter gave an interesting
,oI a, the College Conference on the Bible, in its
Relation to Evolution" He also conducted lne
arst Thursday afternoon vesper service Oh tne YEA
The University Bulletin or fo the library it
contains the official records of the corporation aa y,
The oyerSeers.s The former Hdhc up an
summary of the various gifts to the university Iney
slso show clearly the new organization OF the iaSu
fhs college the Lawrence Scientific school, ana ue
SrSdnste school are under the general charge OF he
Acuy of Arts and Sciences but each OF te 'n TS
san of the faculty of Arts and sciences Is PROFESSOR
9 F. Dunbar, while Professor c. L. smith Is ae 1a
~ the college Professor W. S. Chaplin OF the Scientc
school and Professor J. NJ. PIERCE OF the GRADUATE
school The observatory and the botanical department
ceves over 81 900 for the filling up OF a new
psychological laboratory and Library new scno, t
sbn is established and prizes for essays on the
dhical aspect of social questions are offered Large
Seanests Of books to the library are recorded