New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.


The class OF '02 Is already looking forward IN eraAs
uation end at its last meeting completed It's elections
for class day exercises, which will be held as usual In
tho Library Hall Of the college Tile speakers on
that occasion have been selected as follows: Poet,
Everett r. smith. Alpha Delta PHI historian. EdvsN
r. Fsbe Delta Kappa Epsilon prophet, Charles H.
Sisson Delta Epsilon presentation orator, j. Augustus
Barnard. psi Epsilon; valedictoran, Thomas L.
Cbrystie, Phi Gamma Delta The committee Of ar
ranacments consists Of Rufus T.. Cowng, ir.. chair
man David Banks, jr.. David Bander, Charles II.
sisson Henry j. Burcheil, IT,. Horace j. Brightmsn
and George ;. Nicholas. jr. In the evening Of class
day the class will give informal dance in the
Library Hail.
The banjo club has made remarkable record %
far this year. having already given sixteen concerto.
The next concert its calendar Is in Brooklyn, where
the glec banjo and mandolin clubs will give a Joint
concert The annual glee club concert has been set
for April D.
A string quartet has bean organized. composed %
F. J. Folk first violin Rudolf G.. Medllnger. second
violin; George H. Engelhsrt viola George T. ie.s
cello. James b. Berry plays the piano for the
quartette.
Tie interest Of Columbia athletes centres In the
annual spring regatta Of the college. which Will como
of somewhere near Decoration Day The various
classes send crews to compete for the college cham
pionshp at this time. The struggle. will probably
be between the juniors and sophomores rs both have
strong crews. Owing TO the press OF work. the sen
ors will probably not send crew. and as the fresh
men have never had . chance Ia show what they can
do little be said about their chances The fresh
men are doing excellent work In training. however
The directors OF the Columbia College Athletic
Union have decided TO put baseball team In tic
field this year. and active measures are being pnt
forth TO get tho candidates into shape and into train
ing Van wormer '03. Mines who pitched 10 'nooess-
fully for Williams College In 1sss. has finally de-
cied that he cannot train this year. but \. = VIII
iams who has played on baseball teams In the ~ula,
will train for first base right field. and Will un-
doubtedly be strength to Coumbia's material Among
CoIumba,s probable candidates Monks. ~
Robert IIoyt. 'V3; \. W. Provost, '93 Oakes. 49,
Williams. '93 X. u. Post, 93; ". u. Donncl- 'pB;
p. HildIeth. % shipman. o. and f. ;. Brownson.
'g2 The '93 men members Of their champion
freshman hall team two years ago. ana MONKS cakes
and shipman are considered remarkably prouis
ing capdidaes.
The following alumni directors Of the Columbia
College Athletic Union have been elected Edmond
Kelly. 10; A. B smonds. 20 Professor J. T. 6ocd
win 20: william T. Lawson, 80 Charles II. Mapes,
So and 80 Mines: Joscsa Lawrence SO; Richard c.
BOYD. '9i. Mines Edmund II. Miller. o. Mines
The sophomore class IN the school Of Arts has
elected d. >. Igiehart captain Of the class athletic
team.
The Columbia College trustees arranged b end
delegate 10 represent the college at the tcrrcncnarJ
celebration Of Trinity College, Dublin, In July
ATHLETICS At THE UNIVERSITY
The crss country club OF the University of the Cits
u Sewyork and the candidates for the Intercollegiate
athletic team taking practice runs on saturdaV
mornings starting from the knckcrbocker canoe oiuo
house at one hundred and hfty sooondsi. and the
Hudson River \ number Of good athletes are IN mo
university thu wear and the students hope 10 mako
a crcditRbls showing IN May.
John " Hutchinson. IT,. ~, was eleted one d
Tho members Of the executive committee 81 the
Intercoegate Athletic Association at its recent meet
ing in this city.
A canoe club is being formed at the nnlverHif.
and IL Is PROPOSED Ia purchase 2ofoot canoe ara
n,ddle IN IL up IA New. London at the tine - tie
bo,ir,ces there. \ race Of oaAocs will b" arranged
with the Brown University canoe club at Ne~'L"nd'n
II possible.
The candidates for the basebail team have ~>nT'a
tho rtarr Athletic Club grounds In Long Island NV
near the Thirty fcurth-s ferry. for practice thirty
,yen men aI~ IA training with u. W. Young tempo
r,ry captain. J. j. Moorhead and W. b. savagr arc
pushing baseball matters. and their ~Pptr i s'"i.
Provisional dates have been already ARRANGED WIN
stevens Institute Williams. Dartmouth. 81 Johns IN
Fo-iham. ard other colleges.
The Ruclnn annual public debate will he heid on
Apri Is which viii be Founders Day az the uni
vcrsity The Founders Day celebration will occur ~
= 30 D. m ard the debate VIII be given m the evening
The Delta Chapter u nj rpsilon Will give dramatic
and musical entertainment To IT, friends IN the erhry
L. '''tt
brethren In their effort. al,
The University chapter II Delta Tprlon VIII give
e. canoe rluh evening AZ IL club rolis. NJ. -
Waycrly Place. tOmortuw evening hr,eht W'tats
into the chapter Albert Pfau-. ~. T. Joseph y
l,,.oui ~ T. John l.. Clark "a, T.. sid H. : NO
kcc. 90 l.. - Al.
Initiated Messrs Becker ana stern II The freshman
lass $500, ..,-.
II IA. class I'M the Law ~shool. lie was N y IN
college and 6, Phi Delta Phi and Theta M Epsilon
man in addition.
The edition, of The Violet" The college annual,
nronisp great thing The financial support q The
R,o il as.nrsi and Is aid that The Illustrations VIII
be better this year than ever before.