Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-10
YALE NEWS.

The Glee Clubs Western Tour-A
Fine Concert Given Last Evening in
Bridgeport - President DwighDs
Next Reception to be Held Decem-
Der I3-The Result of the Glass
Tournament.
Last night the glee club gave concert
in Bridgeport, this being the last before 1t
starts on the Christmas trip. A large
number was present from this city. The
glee club is in good condition, although it
did lose great many good men in '92.
At the close of this term the club will
start on their western tour. Their ex-
treme western point will be Chicago. The
Yale Glee club concert is always looked
forward to by all the western cities. The
alumni are always pleased to entertain
them and in all the cities they are rendered
receptions Or banquets. The tour will be
as follows:
December 22-Harrisburg, Pa.
December 23-Pittsburg, Pa.
December 26-Cincinnati, o.
December 28-Indianapolis, Ind
December 29-Chicago, Ill.
December 30-Cleveland, o.
January 2-Buffalo, N. Y.
January 3-Rochester, N. Y.
January utica, N. Y.
January 5-Albany, N. Y.
At Harrisburg there will be a great time
awaiting the club. This is the home Of
| Captain Mccormick and the people there
intend to show their appreciation of the
| record Of Yale's captain.
President and Mrs. Dwight have sent
cards to all members of the senior class
| for reception to be held at the presidents
| residence 1876 College street on the even
| ing of December 10 at O'Clock.
Professor Weir lectured yesterday after
noon at o'clock at the art school.
| Sanford '94 8, has left the scientific
school.
There is deficit of 900 in the funt
of the gymnasium instead of $4,000 as wa
| reported formerly.
The average board per week at the Com
ons for last six weeks has been $5.12.
All recitations of the sophomore class il
| composition will be omitted until after tn
| Christmas vacation.
Elocution has been offered as an extr
optional in speaking or reading, for mex
term, to come once a week. Four extr
cuts will be allowed from Christmas t
June to those electing the course, whic'
will be under the direction of Mr.. Barly
This opportunity is one that should b
| eagerly STdSpco ny oil, dS LILO IcciGablo
will come in the morning, SO not interior
ing with anything else, and also it will b
great aid to those who expect to take u
profession.
Great interest ia being taken in the tear
race which is to occur this week between
Yale and Harvard. There will be fou
men on eide. One man will begin it an
he will go so far and then another ma
will relieve him, etc. It will take place i
Bristol.
THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.
The third and final round of the chez
tournament has been finished with the TO
lowing scores:
Skinner beat Bonsan Day. Putney, each tw
gg S9 Au"s's"0 0ne' orew WIN ROSS SCOT
BonsalI, L. s., Cnot eligible for New York tou
nament), beat Bumstead one, Day, Putney, Ros
Bumstead beat Bonsal one, Day two, Putne
two, drew with Ross; score, 5H.
Ross beat Bumstead, Day, Putney, Skiane
each one, drew with Bumstead and Skinne
score, 5.
Day beat Putney two, Ross one; score, 8.
Thus the men who will represent Yale at Il
Inter Collegiate tournament are Skinner '95 al
, Bumstead '95, with Ross '96, Day '96 and Alls
| '93 as substitutes.
A match for the university championshi
has bsen arranged between Skinner, Bun
stead and Bonsall, each to play three gam
apiece with his two opponents. The mate
will be finished next term.
, The Princeton chess team will be cor
! posed of Dickes '94 and Ewing '94, vii
= Eastus '92, Morrison 1872 d..Roberts '94
| substitutes