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FACTS IN THE CASE OF THE CORSET.
Men mag come and men may CO."
But the Corset stays forever.
Facts are stubborn things so are Corsets
Sonleiiines.
Facts are frequently unchanceahIe
But II You get Corset at Hutchinsous
lou won't want to change Il.
tscts endure. and the Corset IL here
To stay.
About corse:s, Some people are too strsIeAtlaced
10 learn anything new. But you
Are not of that kind
hat Is worth knowing about Corsetn
Miss Pritchard can tel you.
We mean Miss Euuice Z. Pr1tchzrd late
With T. II. TayIer Co. and subsequently,
Of Stewart richard
She IS now in charge
Oh the Corset Department
At HUICHISSON'S
HUTCHINSON always has a full line
OF Corsets. Just row
His stock Is unusually large
And choice. Ii includes
The c. P. and L. & q. goods of course Prices
Range from 81. 40 to 81 30.
You are familiar
With the ''Pansy" Hutchinson keeps
new Corset modelled alter
That well-knovn style, and having
Al OF us valuable features Miss Pritchard
Viii be pleased to show it to you
Corsets itted.
Hutchinson also sells
Ladies' Underwear-Merro
And silk. all Observation-Disclosures Suits
Underwear in White
And Natural wool, Silk Underwear
In different shades and grades.
You can buy
suit OF Underwear rs low 80 cents.
Prices for Silk Underwear. however,
Run as high s. 80.
Equestrienue Drawers-wool
And s'Ik-from 81 80 to ESQ.
Those new Wool Belts or
Abdominal Warmers, &" 50 highly recommended
By pbysictans-unexcelled
For equalizing the circulation Ash Miss Prttchsrd
To show them to you.
handsome Hosiery at Hutchinsoa's-aIl kinda
Soiers and SIS Prices-well, after
Seeing the goods
The prices vii surprise you,
All this, and more
At HUTCEINsoN's on the asenue-numtsr COZ.
Here You viii always ind
Choice Mil.insry-and
Al the ne'n store, too. Have you seen
Bufchinson's street s.orey Thar
Is the 'pinA of perfection"
j. c. HurcHrssox. u
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There is little doubt row that the Chinese
have gone into Training for a, future bslligereut
coalition. They have accepted foot bali 40 a
popular game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

II The two legged street and railroad ear
vassssy Of American hog gets into Italy We will
- more than revenSed for the MAZDA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

Some one eon.emplates puhlisLing the poems
that Ruskin wrote when be was seven wear. OLD.
This 10 almost as unfair ss to PRINT tho poems
that Tennys son writes now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

Perhaps Blaine has been Just indisposed
enough to prevent him from annoying himself
with ticklish campaign matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

In his very discursiye and. IN places, elo-
quent address at Atlanta on Henry Grady. the
editor, Gov. Hill uttered some thoughts that
will elicit comment and challenge. He rccog-
nizes the fact that within the lifetime Of still
active men the daily press seems tohave created
new era and to be remolding our
social and political character into its own ike
ness This is high praise even for politician
70 pay the press. But in the next breath he
denies even to the best Of American journals
them eed Of praise which he ungrudgingly ac-
cords to ono London paper. the Times,
for presenting to its readers both sides
of parliamentary and political debate
with equal fulIness and perfect fairness Ho
even slaps the American press in the face by
saying that the London Times reports Of po-
hticl debates are incomparably superior IN
every respect to the corresponding reports
of any American Journal This is sweep
ing statement 1t il doubtless true
that the leading English newspapers
pay great attention to political news and that
some of them are very fair in their reports Of
political proceedings, but in any comparison
between English and American newspapers
reference should not be omitted to the immense
superiority OF the latter as general newsgath-
srers in extent of seld covered. in enterprise
In opening new fields. and in rapidity Of collec-
ton and publication. Viewed merely as news
CATERERS the American newspapers surpass any
others in the world. Even in the political field,
which is cultivated by some English newspa-
pers at the expense of all other news. few Of
our great daiIiss are probably in position to
stand comparison with the English IN
fullness of political reports and there are
number, increasing every year, which strive to
keep editorial tendencies from affecting the
news columns, and to report with fairness, con-
fining partisan distortion Of facts to the
editorial page. And there are some, like The
STAR, which endeavor to be fair in all parts Of
the paper. Among Washington daily publica-
tons there is perhaps none except the Con-
gress ional Record to contend or to wish to
contend with the London Tunes in fullness Of
political reports at the expense of other local
and worlds news, but Tux SrAR does not admit
that the Tones or any other paper in tho world
surpasses it in the quality of fairness.
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TIE SrAn SHOE Housx
40 7TH STREET.

specA onerine Of q remarkably hne collection %
euraoae SHOES at very low prices Some OF them ct
less than SEXUAL cost Of manufacture.
A 20. Of Mems Real Calf Button Shoes IN opera or
pam French toe. al $50: worth fully 81 90.
~ oozen Mems Fine Hani-em broiaered Patent
Leather Trimmed Slippers only sc, a.tua, y.lu..
ss"aai drive in Boys school Shoes warranted solid
leather. NJ &c.
Muneells Solar Tip Spring Heels AT soc .old for
st2S everywhere.
Agooi line OF Misses Spring Heals. with tins univ
90c. 49, 'S
Hand-wet Shoes for Ladies' in al styles made Of
oss donro.a KID. only a.. 50. real vslue sa so
As"A' sener-Ladies' Storm Rubbers. only Sc
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Saturday is our day for plums. Those who take sd-
VANTAGE Of tho gamers from % to 40 per cent in
1 their investment.
Cloaks have always been our STRONGHOLD We claim
ons hrs.elass goods and sal them with very small
| proht For tomorrow We have done away with
profit and cut into the cost to have you visit and
| become q REGULAR customer. To any dissatisfied
| buyer money viii be chosrfuly refunded.
We have the latest novelty in Capes in Tan. Gray
and Black that il cold Cor els. Our price tomorrow
| viii b
$9.9S.
Very Handsome Broadclo,h csre. embroidered
deliberately. that is sold for s5. Our price tomorrow
$23.s9.
We have . Seal Plush Cape. trimmed in fur astra-
chan. A perfect beauty aud regular $50 garment.
We will sell tomorrowas
$29.9S.
Our SIC Astrachan Fur trimmed Refers have taken
well. So that We sell fifty Of them tomorrow have
| made Saturday , price on sams
SS.9S.
All Of our ss 90 and $40 Jackets. fur-.rimmea and
plain. Our price for them.
1896.
All Of our Is and 90 LADIES' Refers and jacket. for
S3.9S.
We have few of those So Refers left We had 200
OF them All sold excepting fourteen garments. The
balance 20 tomorrow ct
1898.
Tan Cloth Refer. very handsome ind nobby Worth
81 Tomorrow's price.
$3.98.
In Children's Cloaks We never carried a letter as
sortment We selling Strictly All wool Gretchen
from to II years. at
$2.48.
All Of our IS and 60 garments at g. 90. This sale
one with US.
II you have not the money to secure tine above bar
gains at present deposit paid any of the above
We will put away for you.
WV ww WERE R A P Prg erf p EEs ERR ssss
WV wwx { kkkA1ie + Eli kssss-
We are the only manufacturers Of Wrappers in Wash
ington and keep the largest variety always on hand
and can suit almost every one should you not be
suited we will make them to order for you at the
regular prices
9Sc.
For Percale Wrapper. round yoke lined waist dark
colors. Our regular 81. so grade.
Quitting Cloth Wrapper. light an! dark effects. tight
or vatican back. Our 81 9S grade. Tomorrow,
Sl.25.
All Of our s4.5o Fancy Tea Gowns plain fronts.
lined throughout. in choice patterns. for tomorrow,
1915.
Our Wool Tea Gowns in Blue. Garnet Cardinal and
Brown. with silk f-cnts and cuffs to match lined
throughout, cannot be duplicated for twice our price
which is
1898.
We have few Flannel Wrappers that sold at 90 and
q. altogether six or eight garments. Choice at
S3.9S.
Mourning Wrappers you find with us in large assort
ment. in Gray and Black grounds. Our regular 81 30
erade-one days price,
9Sc.
4 90 ssss II ZEE RRE
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WV W. VI 1uO oozeu derIasd0ff Dye, warranted
stainless Black. imported full regular made Regular
price. 39c. Our price tomorrow
2lc.
$ }'s T !. EE Eaf & &c: S:
COG ILL A K X ssss
734 AND 73s 7TH ST. INV. 1t
ASK FoR JoHssroNs TEAS :.
THE MosuxEsrA1."
937 and $40 st. NV
FINE MILLINERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
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We are closing out the present stock Of
h9oea - less :or ROOD business ressons-
We shall continue bus.neo ss soon a.
t1e stock ON nand II couvvffed into cash,
pylcee, ought 70 ~ very soon- We ofier:
Loo1es $50 hhoes IN thuuo Of th1s
oeesonb boss styles fer e. IS.
ss en-: c re II 20 Dun Donsols Button
Aud 81 other sAoss u propsstionassly
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HOLE PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF THE LOWEST PRICES,
5TH AND E SIS. NV.
SATuRpAy.
Call tomorrow. II viii be to your advantage, for on
this day We make the greatest sacrifice sale ever Of
fered.
One glance st our list viii convince all
GENERAL LIST.
3oc. Best English Tooth Brushes. warranted ofc
2oc English Tooth Brushes Wax backs. I3c
1Oc. French Tooth Brushes. very good. ...... &c
81 English Ai-brist.e Halr Brushes tkent's). $780, 5oc
Imported Han brushes. ali Jrstle. a especial bar
gain. satin WOOD backs. rivsted. good enough
for tie most exact.nc. IN Three sizes
81 and e9c
Hand Scrubs. very good value. at D AMI Toe
Shoe Brashes.-We carry the largest stock in town
and offer the following specials: 81 shoe Brushes at
&c. .oc Shoe brushes at 4lc. Soc Shoe Brushes At
34c. BIC. Shoe Brushes at 3c.either with or WITH
out handles.
- 14o,h u usiles Gown &c
Zoe. Lather Brushes. extra good. at..........I loo
aOc Lather Brushes. patent ferruied. timely nm
lsaed SIC
s.)c. Horse Brushes ...... .-........ -. - a,,c
u batn brushes 49c
These Horse and Bath Brushes worth double the
money. Don't miss them
2Jc. Cork screws to reduce stock only 1ac
20c- Whisk Broons down at........ lqc
soc. Poe et Stoves. alcohol. zoe
Backing Sets selling at pic. J0c &c. ana ssc are
cheap at half much more. and you can't buy them
elsewhere for less.
zoe. Backing Dips tdaubers) at.... lOc
81 bars Conti's White Castillo Soap. nearly
iDs. SIC. bar
6oc. Florida Water full size, large bottles 34c
2oc Curling Irons down lOc
lOc Bird Seed best qCality....-.......sc &c. per Id
2oc. Hand Mirrors this g special bargain Sc
DC Large Dressing Comb best ruDb quill back lOc
tLook at these N window.)
81 Dalmatian Insect Powder best quality ct BIC. per
pound.
Doc Insect Powder Guns. 1Oc
81 Patent Medicines including Hoods, Ayers,
Cuticura ResoIyent. S. S. s., simmons Regu-
lator Jayne's and Picrce's Medicines. al. 0ac
"a saving OF Sic on each bottle.)
81 Beef, Wine and Iron. special. at.-..-....., Coo
81 Atomizers. hard rubber tube. complete.... &C
Family syrinees. complete and guaranteed per
fect ~ 10 and
Hot W ter Bags. covered in flannel plain ex-
ira heavy. Sl.24; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Ice Bags, soft rubber. Is and 4,c
SO Fountain Syringe complete. 2-ouart. Al "a
Is and eoc. Key Chains With Rlngs at SC.
soc boxes Fine Linen Writing Paper &c
25c. boxes Fine Writing Paper, lie.
Each box contains twenty-four Sheefs pspsr ana
twenty-four Envelopes
spOnges and chamois. awfuiiy cheap. good sizss a.
10c.
We have the lead in Toilet Soaps. Those that for
merry sold for %. 20. l5c.. have reduced 10 Toe
KOLB PHARMACY
LEADERS OF The LOWEST PRIcEA
II 71H AND Z SITS. NV
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S. COHEN & Co.
SIS nth STREET.
CHIfFoxA
4-inch Embroidered Chiffons,
color, Pink. Light Blue. Heliotropes
Gray. Aaise. Back. css.an. &C
IL inches wide, to match
above shades. DC. Q yzrd-
6-nch Hemstitched Chiffon,
co.ors, Pnk. Cream. Lgist Biue,
Gray, Maise. Lavender, Black.
shrimp. Navy. Nile. Ian
2Sc- yard
5-inch Embroidered chinoas.
coo. yard
1''''"'A v ' sIasy.rd
r.noy Beaded Chiffon.
q and @ y.rd-
8 oQ1 I ~! CO..
'.PRIcEs GUARANTEED" scs%
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BnsAD SHouID Be Burrrnrn
Only with TIE 49, butter. Htsesssy =
-. The IXhtest and daintiest rolls can $
spotlef by Bad Butter. have suhstitufsd
''Shesf OF Wheatn on account OF Il bairg
fsE superior. Antyss It h sold 1t the same
The Kleiu. rennsylvania. Brands Of csssn-
ory B1tteg are rQalling mech bettee than
u6uAl, being sNsCteg and mcee Uniform n
enAAify 30. IS md 600.
JANIS =. oysrEz.
llsta dsget. esh sad Pa sye..
i35 md IS K q. HarSSE
Telsphoue 27l Free delivery eyegy DAY. ss1k-eo31
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Underwear Is the subject Of our letter today. Ne
talk about this line goods oesuse they the
IN need at the pres time. Every drop 81 the
mercury IN reminder that the cay OF r4ize has
PASSED ior this sason and that your comfort deands
q warmer weastt earmsnt. IL IL hardiy nscessaff
speak the merits OF our Cnderwear-it 10 20 ~sil
knoxn-but wish Simply 20 say our eeparri-ent
neyA mas been full Of VALUES, and our as-r1-
constantly az the eouniers OF tins dspsrtmenf and
catch a guIse OF tie Eroal quantity OF snpfy b.rs
thrown down Stair every nighl realize the
". o. IN us me 2, soods also incicafss our IN
S.ildrens MerIno shIss. Psnts snd -rswess- -
childIen's SANITARY Wool shirt.. Pants md Drs~sA
Lad.es' Mer.Do Il6ssd Vests and Part. Soc escA.
Laales' Aerlno ksbted Vests 100, Al and Ell 50.
Tvothirds woo. one-third cotton white and nzfus.
Woo ne. ri b,gs . a,s S.t, and sla Ises
Lso,ss' dubbed Combination suJts IN White and naer
ural e. choice garment Exfra vaius.
t-ases, Merino s.sts and fsnts .,oe- each
Ladies, Australian Wool Vest ana Pants 81. IS esch
Gents, Medium weight Aerino shirts and Drss~A
Genus Medium-weisht Drsb Cashmere shirss -
Seats, NsdsarE-weaxht shsrts and Dr.ysIs xk<n
fne cashmere wooi. Regular nsas. Ell Zach Ss-
Gents Hsr.no Shirts ana Dr.wers Zoe each
0rnts, Scotch WOO sliirts ana Drswsn 81 eac4
ats SANITARY Woo hhlrts and DrnwerA 81 -
each loriner price. ". 90
6enfs' sanitary Moo shirs and DRIVEN oiz8
Gents Lambs Wool shirts ana Drzweu se 50 "a.
0euts Sanitary Woo shirts and DrAwsrA ~ .
I kEeE sIzL WITH BLANkETs. wAkAAy!ED
An-wool hsarssstss. sse- kkiLI * 4 CO..
oclS-a lA9 e. &c.
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Cars Surrs ScouHEp
AND PRESSED YoK a. f
coafs. sor. pxnfs. &c. yests. zse Anua>r =
rsysIrns dons N manner. Good 80 = -
dsilyssod. zsAphone cal lisa
y. J. HAHN. sUo oth - n-v.t
go And 80 n. kutax -. h1lfsnisH -
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OSE CASE DRESS GINGHAMs, NEW STYLES
" o1Sr roster hid Gloves, .Jc. Dress F1annels j
yards Wide. Juc- REPEITI 90,
oc-33t lao 81, Sc.
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4 xK6T sIzE WHITE BLANKTTs. wAkRAx1ED
IL ali wool, &. -. "a Chenlle 1s1e coyers, - -
Al.,~oe. hsar'sss.s. ''ss- hkfAi q 4 90.
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READY FoR TIE Bo1s.

wv y wEARE READY FOR
WWWW THE BOYS AND
" W CHILDREN OF
WASHINGTON WITH THE
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW
STYLES IN SUITS. OVER
COATS. REFERS. sEPA-
RATE TROUSERS AND
SHIRT WAISTS TO BE
FOUND IN AMERICA. ALL
THE LEADING DESIGNS
FROM SUCH RENOWNED
MANUFACTURERS AS,
ROGERS. PEET 4 CO., BEST
h CO AND BRoKAw BROS.
CAN BE FOUND HERE. AND
ONLY HERE. AS WE HAVE
THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF
THEM FOR The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
PENNINGTON SEMINARY

Pennington, y. j., Fcb. - spccaD.-On Friday,
February H. the student, listened 70 lecture I'm the
chapel, los ". \. Spencer, ID. H., OF the Church EX.
tension society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
con- the following Monday, Colonel II. H.. IIadlcy,
Tho i, engaged 10 mission work In the city Of New
York, me, thc student, In The chapel at 1880 p M.
and gave an interesting account of his work in that
city.
The Alpha OMEGA society celebrated lis thirty ninth
anniversary, IN IN, Methodist Episcopal Church. on
Friday last Tho afternoon exercise, wtr. opened with
prlJ cr by Dr. liaulOn. president of the seminary, which
Va, followd by piano duct by Misses Morris and
Wadley. The speaker Of The occasion, George Edward
Rcd u. ID. LII. d., president Of Dickinson College
was then introduced 10y the chairman. His address
Qualities tMft WiE.' was enjoyed 10y "A large audience
The exercise, closed with selection by the Alpha
-.r. VA. p.o-faInmc OF the evening was as follows
Piano euct Misses Bamm1n and Forycc. sautatory,
" CLARKE; selection. Alpha glcc. recitation H. Heb :
musical selection Alpha orchc";ra; Grafton. General
Clinton E Ei,6' j. T.. iIur"t:c: vocal solo, Miss Car
re Barber. cs>'y. W. Il. Abbott piano ,pl0 Professor
L. GOcrl'irr; dialogue. Mcs-rs. MOn, gomery, !. W.
Rose. vEip,. Tnuey, Bcall. A. 4. Rose, Murcl.
ehuu, Dodge, Thompson, GOorlcy and Brock; declama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
SWAETIIMGHE

swarthnOre, Penn. Feb. % (>peciaD.-The follow
ing officers elected in the Dephic Literary society
on Friday night President. John W. Hutchinson
81 vice president, Charles Hart 02; corresponding
secretary, Henry McAllstcr, 02; censor. Edward
jenkins, 81; treasurer, Joseph j. Walker, '32 ,
librarian, Clarence W. smith, 93 library committee,
Walter H. Brooke, 'o3, and Warren Boyer, o.
There have been n number Of interesting ana in
structve lectures recently DR.. Maglls lecture on
Wednesday evening, in his in French literature
was upon the Athae" Of Racine. President Apple
ton read the "Tcmpest7 before his elias, in English
and large number OF invited guests on Thursday
evening.
The Eunomlan Literary Society celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of it, foundation by banquet
on Friday evening w. {. Sprau delivered the prosi
dents address. William J. Hall acted a. toastmastcr
and the following toasts responded to- q" The
Old Eunomian,7 james r. Mcclure, '7G; "Our College,
william Hyde Appleton; "Our Honorary Members
William Dudley Foulkc; Athletic EunOmians,7 +. y
Carr, 90; Eunomian Hail. Z. y. Magll; "IAc
Censor" George II. strout, '93; The New EnnCman.
A. NJ. Palmer 81 The somcrvillc,' William H.
RidGway, 70.
The committee OF the managers who have charge
Of the inaugural exercises have announced the fol
lowing programme: Reading Scriptures, ca President
Edward H. Magill, Lii. D.; address Of the retiring
president. william Hyde Appleton PHI d.. installation
VI the president, by Il seph Wharton. president
Of the Board OF Manager reply of the pre-, dent VII
by Elizabeth Powell Bund, dean: IN behalf of the
alumni By William H. Rid way. - I'm behalf of tie
undergraduates. by 4. VI. Palmer. 81 addIc scs hy
seth Low. president Of Columbia College. and DR.
William Pepper provost o! me nlyei,!iy OF Penn
sylvania; inaugural aditcs, Of William Dudley Ioul4e
a.. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover, y. H., Feb % (specaD.-PTesident Bart
lett was so unfortunate last Thursday TO fall heavily
on the ice while taking his afternoon walk He broke
his arm and VIII not be able 10 attend to his regular
duties for several weeks.
The action of the intercollegiate Athletic Convention
in changing the place of the spring meeting from
Worcester to Springfield meets with the hearty approval
Of the students here, the expenses Of the trip are
about 40 per cent and less time is taken from col
lege duties
r. c. Potter. '02 represented Dartmouth at the in
door athletic meet of the Boston Athletic Association.
He won first prize in the shotputting contest his Win
ming put with handicap seven feet being AZ feet
inches.
The alumni Of the State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts met at Manchester on Wednesday to
discuss the question Of the proposed removal Of the col
lege to Durham, in accordance with the provisions OF
the Thompson WILL Nearly all the classes were rep
resented and the balance Of opinion seemed TO favor
moval. Professor q. II. WhitCher reported that cir
euar letter addressed 70 ninety OF the alumni brought
responses from sixty three, OF whom fifty six favored
the college Durham at once. instead OF waiting
twenty years.
At a meeting az the baseball association on Wednes-
dav Manager Dubois asked for 81 400 for the expenses
OF The nine this season. $3.50 was raised 90 the spot
and the remainder will probably be secured In few
DAYS DartmOuths championship games are SEIZED
MED as follows At WilliamstOwn May 1914; AT Am
brrst Nav % % Williams at Hanover, June "a Am
herst al Hanover, June 10-l1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
BRYN MAWR.

Dryn Mawr. Penn. Feb. - tspecaU.-slx new stu.
dent, entered at the hall year. making the number for
ls9Ofol 1870. Dcnbsh hall is at last ready for rel,
dcnce and about twenty student, moved In Yesterday
The hall under the charge Of Mrs.. Agnes Derhhcim
Irwin.
At 4 recent meeting Of tc undcrcraIua,c association
il decided that college magazine should be e.
tabl II is proposed that this magazine he issued
the end OF each collegiate year, aud It is hoped that
the first number Will appear IN May. 1891. The man
agcmcnI viii consist OF an editorial board OF five to
be- elected from among both graduate and under
graduate students.
some time ago committee appointed by thc
-amc association to consider the question OF graduate
gowns. In accordance with the final report Of this
committee, made In the last week, it was agreed that
graduate, OF EVn Mawr College Should wear tho
regular oxford gown. distinction being made by the
color oi the hood and not ~ the shape Tor the \. B.
gown the hood Will be- black. with 4 facing Of white
fur for tho NJ A.. black with a yellow lining for the
Pm d., yellow with white lniug and facing The
mood Tor The fellows bONn viii be black with "A white
Inning.
81 The graduate, from Bryn Mawr now studying
abroad, Mis- katherine ~ ShIpl'v GBryn MaWr Euro
pcaI fellow. 80 80 aud Tr,.idrut', hudss dlugh
lcr 2ir Worhlu~ n Lcip-ic. Mis-, llarac, Randolph
fellow in biology, 1859 800 /, pursuing biological m
~ gallon, al the University of Zurich. Mi, Emily
larh u'rNn Ml"r European fellow, to-J'0O) Is ut
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