Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-03
COLLEGE NOTES.
The Funds For the New Gymnasium Boston Yale Men-The Chamber COncerts-Base Ball,

The Funds For the New Gymnasfum Boston Yale Men-The Chamber Concerts-Base Ball. The base ball men at Harvard are doing very little. The candidates pitching daily are Bates, Howe, Veazy, Wiggin and Bow man. Cobb, Mason and Guerin are catch ing. Upton and Corbett have not yet been out. Clarkson practices the pitch CTS, except Howe and Bates, on straight balls. Bates and Howe pitch as they want to. Cobb is doing some good coaching.
 Committees have been appointed in the undergraduate classes to canvass among the undergraduates for funds to reduce that $35, 900 which has not as yet been subscribed for the new gymnasium. Of this sum 1000 has been pledged by the senior class.
 Following are the committees: 9s-Chairman c. B. Hollister; H A. Bayne ". Q. Ivison, E. H. Floyd-Jones, T. L. McClung, H; ss6Ss9maS B asoHrmies T. MS11ag Sh;sggo,a Hill Jones, J. T. Robinson, J. Roby.
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 'gl s-Chairman, L. A: Cooper; A; F; Kountze mi sLa9aeGs 5r Wurts E. H: Van JHgeR Day, jr., J. H: Hammond, jr, W. A. Wood, c. c. Zantzinger, D. s. Ellsworth.
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 The annual meeting and dinner of the Boston Yale Alumni association will be held tonight at Young's hotel. Among those who will be present are President Dwight, Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, Secre- tary Noble. Judge O.W Holmes, jr., Hon. B. J. Phelps, Professor E. l.. Richards, Rev. Dr. TwitcheI and Hart Lyman Quar- tettes from the Glee and Banjo clubs will l furnish the music.
 The men composing the Glee club quar- tette are O.. A. Schreiber '92, first tenor; F. w. Hinkle '92, second tenor; F. J. Price '92, first bass; R. K. Farwen '92, sec- ond bass.
 The fourth of the chamber concerts will be given in North Sheffield hall tomorrow evening. The evenings entertainment will be furnished by the Listemann quar- tette of Boston, which is composed of the l following members: Mr. Bernhard Liste- mann, violin; MT. Fritz Giese, violincello; MT. Paul Listemann, second violin, and Mir. Fritz Listemann, viola. The program will be as follows:
 1. Quartette in G. minor, Op. S. S............
 a. tn poro Andante.Aileero motto ] ed agitato to
 b. Romance (Andantino).
 l c. 1ntermezZO CAlegro motto narrato).
 d. Lento CPresto al Taltarello)
 2. Andante un poro moto from quartette in 8. ouartette 4 in F, C. 5s, No cRasoam nGno0er
 a. Allegro.
 b. Alegreto vivare sempre scherzando. l c. Adagio molto mesto.
 d. Finale, Theme Russo (Alegro).
 The fifth concert will be given on Feb ruary IS, and the sixth on March 4, boti by the Beethoven quartette of New York
 The freshman glee club met yesterday afternoon in the rooms of President Coole, '91 of the University glee club and elected Solley '94 as president and business man ager.
 Last night President and Mrs. Dwigh held the second of their series of universit, receptions in Dwight hall. These recep tions are the only social meeting ground between the members of the different de partments of the university and the facult and are very well attended. Order of the World. : A deputy of the Order of the World is ii the city He expects to have a lodge of 20 members in a short time.