New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
,vrrnr1c.S CLUB FORMED BY student

rrrrRrJclN CLUB FORMED BY STUDENTS.
..u,soe Nov. % Cspccap. that the great
VALE game Is finished, the athletic interest nj
ni'.ua centres In the freshman eleven Tor the next
ha ON next saturday. November 2s the Harvard
~ecA' .,sven goes down TO New-Haven TO play the
IT,, came of football with the Yale freshmen. Inc
ard freshmen have been working pluckiy ths
,. the material has not been so good ns us''' ana
fI This year only two freshmen at the university
'reV ,sh,e-Emmons and Gray-who will play in the
"''" =, yewraven Yale, 's5, on the contrary has
ss" ,ban nine men at the university training
~ ID most Harvard men concedc their frcshmen's
w." ~. a. the hands of the Yale freshmen me men
e ali represent Harvard, '95, are; whitman.
vs. h.ct and captain; McNear and Jackson halioacks
~ s.ms dcht-end whittren, right-tackle' Mnrchis'
w. . .,srs Potter centre; Eddy, leftguard; Davis.
w tackle; Boyten, leftcnd.
:. special meeting of the board OF overseers OF
.,.rd college held this week, it was voted to con
~" a., the president and fellows in their vote re-
cur W., crank william Taussig PHI. D., assistant
~f in political economy, for five years from
Ps 1901: Frank Brewster, IL. B., in
$50, IN The peculiarities OF Massachusetts, law and
go. for 1sel,92. and appointing Harold Clarence
N D.. NJ d. ", clinical lecturer In the school
..-,narv medicine for 1s01-'92; and the following
go instructors for 1s9l@92: Robert Wheeler
p a ph D. physics; Theodore Henckels, Trench !;
,.nee GRAY Lathrop, atnlclics AuohS oeiSr aPPoiir
.,s was that OF Governor Russell on the committee
rS,sT Reform and Free Wool Democrats are liable
=. mi in the shade ut Harvard hereafter by the
a'..top of the new Harvard Republican Club. Dur
M ~. last few days the organization OF this club
~. n.sS permanently effected. Henry Cabot Lodge
10, ,o,s or less to do with Its organization, and a
,'.... nm OF valuable suggestions from him
y Al. club had much weight. The club
W, sses to carry out It's purpose, TO q great
80. nv inviting prominent leaders Of the Repub
r.ytv 10 deliver addresses before the members
=, slserent times during the year. The officers for
-. year are President j. L. Dodge, L. S.; secretary
= N gillespie, '92; treasurer. A. P. Stone, 49, ex-
.sutve committee, C. @. Morgan, l.. 81; A. F. COSBY
,aI and the three officers above mentioned.
g, some years the Harvard glee club has been
,us.s 10 20 on in a or less irregular way, as
-, AZ meetings and rehearsals were concerned, be-
-. q had no room over which IL had entire con-
spa,,ov Climb Building. Holmes Field, consisting
:, sn-s rooms has been secured and hcnceforth all
~ "a ecnfuson will be done away with The rooms
, ~ proyjded with the necessary furniture, ana
the painting ard repairs required VIII De Done I'M
,,t.ly The pictures and other things belonging
,he ee club will be transferred from Robert Han
scoS and placed In the new rooms. one OF these
I'm 10 vcd for library, one FOR a dressing room
20 ana for a rehearsal ROOM 1t Is hoped 10 make
y. new Quarters neat and comfortable, and, by the
ts ~ Individual men, TO Tx them up as regular club
"" a. meeting of the lawn tennis association, held
sar before YESTERDAY, the following officers We're elected
isr l-92: President, F. II. Hovey, L. s.; vice
preddent s c. Davis, 1913 secretary, T. Hoppin, 93
sirec,0rs G. p Brown jr., '92; Il. f. Phillips, 1913;
g. Si1 II, Cushing, '01 r. b. wrenn. 'o5.