Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-02-19
NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE.

The Phi Beta Kappa Dinner Last
Evenins-The Shelf. Senior Appoint
ments.
The annual dinner of the Phi Beta Kappa
society was held last evening at Redclife's,
and the affair proved brilliant success.
The party sat down to the long tables
about $50 O'Clock, and for about two hours
they were busy with the many courses,
spiced with pleasing conversation H. H.
Tweedy, 81, and G. P. Rowland, '91, acted
in the capacity Of toastmasters, and among
those to respond to the toasts were Pro-
lessor Newton, Professor Townsend, Pro-
lessor Reynolds, DIR. Schwab and L. S.
Haslam, L. S.
The following are the sixteen juniors
who were taken last night to the society
and present at the dinner: For philo-
sophical Grafton standing, B. NJ. Allen,
Walpole, Mass; N. B. Bosley, Livonia, N.
Y; P. Finley, Memphis, Tenn; J. W. D.
Ingersoll, Marengo, Ill; w. L. Kitchel,
N. j.; A. B. Palmer, Bridgeport, Conn.
for high Grafton standing, F. G. g. Bron-
son, Norwich, Conn; G. H. Day, Hart
ford, Conn; g. H. Girty, Cleveland, O.;
81. B. Hinckley, Northampton, Mass; NJ.
A. Reynolds, New Haven, Conn; I. w.
Riley, New Haven, Conn; G. A. Schu-
| maker, Parish, N. Y; G. B. Sears, Brook
lyn, N. Y; J. E. Wheeler, New Haven,
Conn.
Captain Calhoun is devoting some of his
time to the freshmen nine, practicing them
| in base sliding.
Walker '92, L. S., is seriously ill, and ii
11nn 1oco L l.
| able to resume his studies.
| There is a plan on foot to organize 8
bicycle club this spring at Princeton, and
| if possible send team to the intercollegiate
races. There are number of very good
riders at that college.
Shelf. APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED YEsTER.
DAY.
The Shelf. senior appointments were an
nounced yesterday morning. These ap
pointments require an average stand O.
three or over, throughout the colleg,
| course and those who receive them are re
quired to prepare theses, of which mum
Der will be selected for public reading a
the anniversary exercises in June. TIL.
list given out this year is greater than eve1
before, numbering thirty-six. Last years.
list, which exceeded all previous ones, con
| tanned thirty-one names. The names Of
the appointment men with their addresse!
is as follows:
Willis James Black, Bridgeport, Conn
Burton Dickinson Blair, Collinsville
Conn.,; Arthur Eli Booth, Peace Dale
R. l.; Sterling Haight Bunnell, STRAIT
ford, Conn; Delaney Allen Cameron
Caledonia, N. Y; Francis Allen Clark
Plantsville, Conn; Noyes Dwight Clark
Woodbridge, Conn; Robert Lewis Cole
man, San Francisco, Cal; Homer Stille
Cummings, New Haven, Conn; Wyatt
Collier Estes, Memphis, Tenn. Edward
Everit Gates. indianapolis, Ind; Ed
win Guy Helm, Peru, Ind; David
Lynde Huntington, San Diego, Cal.
Milton Cleveland Isbell, Ansonia
Conn; Theodore Caldwell Janeway, New
| York city; Augustus Frederick Kountze
Omaha, Neb. Clifford Walter Leavenworth
Wallingford, Conn; John Stevens Muir
Nash, Brooklyn, N. Y; Nathaniel Read
Norton, Brooklyn, N. Y; Arthur Chaplin
Pease, Ellington, Conn. Alfred Helm Pres
ton, Omaha, Neb.; Walter Gray Preston,
Omaha, Neb.; Milton Holley Robbins
Lakeville, Conn; John David Shattuck,
Norwich, N. Y. Harry Hudson Shep-
hard, New Haven; George Milton Smith,
Plantsville, Conn; Thomas Cullen Bryant
Smell New Haven; Lewis Edwards Sparrow,
Colchester, Conn; George Pratt Stark
weather, New Haven George Fettel
Stickney, Buffalo, N. Y; Edward Owen
Sutton, Springfield. Mass; Edward Van
Ingen, New York city; Clark Greenwood
Voorhees,, New York city; Edward Young
Ware, st. Louis, Mo-; Charles Morgan
| Wood, Dayton, o.