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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
HARVARD ANNEX.

Cambridge, Mass. april "a spccan.-On Frdny
last occurred the large reception given every spring by
the ldlcr Club. The previous receptions have been
overrOwdcd. more than thousand guests usually
being present. This time the committee reduced the
number Of invitations to which each girl was entitled
and let the freshman class receive In ono Of the
large recitation rooms upstairs instead Of In the parlor
rs before. The ladies who received were Mrs. Cook
Mrs Warner and Miss IIorsford, and Mis- Hale and
Miss Hopkinson. president and lccprcsdcnt Of the
club.
Since It's foundation the Annex has grown steadily.
ard tho additions made two years ago arr no lons"
sufficient Accordingly plans have been made for en-
larcng the building and the work VIII begin soon 50
that the rooms may be ready by autumn. Tho
addition Will be building 3fx2s feet, and three stories
high ard will be placed at the right Of the cn,Hncc, Il
few feet from Fay llousc There viii be hall on
the first floor, with seating capacity OF 600, and
stage nj end. In the basement Will bc dressing
rooms and a lunch room, 22X2j. The second HoOr
Will consist Of large recitation room, 23NjO feet,
and the third floor will be another recitation room
and art room. The style 81 architecture ~ the
addition viii BE-. nearly possible. the same as that
Of the Old house.
Miss :. c. Hart, Of he Annex has been made one
Of the executive committee n the newly founded Old
south Historical society.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

p,t,c,,, Anil "a (Spccial.-The college ara
motic society," the iIlstriOnc Devlllns' are
., ,,ovs-. Glass Day. and ChmS which wiz w
icon ,orobcr prlabIy sometime about the HlnuIc VI
N,V The cast for Glass Day Is rs follows I"nh
n,ncornh C. H. Dunn '04: Frank Buncomb' W. W.
Cro,nldc ,o3: Ned TAYLOR. T. l.. Durham Va '"'N
Howard F. X. Wells. 90; Lottic TAYLOR H. -. ',"
on % olive Taylor. F.. ID. Strickland, ~ Mr..
TAYLOR + d. Benedct. 03. The Howard Kcilet l""
tace will lie used and probably three performance -
viii bc given
The hnll teams Southern trip was "A decidh suoo'N'
The nine Won five out Of seven games inc game"
against the Washington and Philadelphia Leas"efS DC
ING the only defeats The new men did welt h'h
r,ond on Second ba-c plays hard. and although ne"
IN the position well. sanctuary makes cap'''
fielder HIS throwing easy and strong and he hated
well on the TIP. Kyle sick part Of The time ana
came home sick, It !, hardly fair to Judge MN 81
present Cooke was pitcher IN ono game. That against
the Columbia Athletic club. lie was lit handy any
but Wa, Wild. The season proper opens next "edncs
day when the nr.t Of series Of four games with tn
Burkcs Of Lowell. will be played
The soplomc ~, have elected the board which VIII
have charge OF publishing the - ariel W. u.
Cambridge j. editor chief assistant editors, +. L.
Dunham +. :. Wright. l.. u. Miller. Miss /. L. Moody
business manager. r. J. Armstrong.
Professor Goodrich has moved into one OF IN" houses
mt for the university by j. II. Converse IN Nam ~
4 number ~ the students ATTENDED tho funeral 81
denly Will. in tho West with hs father. lie had
beer captain 90 the Rock Point Cadets ~ Com pruy
a. 4 the university battalion and ~ the burlington
Cadets. IL was buried With military honors.
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AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass April "a tspedaI.-satur'lay morn
ING be senior class made their appearance at chapel
IN conq and GOWNS. the class entering in Il body
The first drawing from the class OF 93 for I'm Bet'
Konna was made on Wednesday, and resulted in the
election OF Frank D. Blodget, W. {. Breed, +. d..
Edgcu Thomas c. Esty Herbert p Gallinger W. l..
popb r. r. Reed W. II. Ross and a. V. Woodwork.
THE men drawn for monitors we're ii. T. "alhheer
for '03 W. L. Raub for '0j, l.. 7. Reed for ~, ana
F. D. Edgcll for 90.
The baseball and athletic teams have gone 10 inc
training table, Thomas Aiken who tranel the la''er
team last year. has been secured for this season. ana
T. already nj work with the men on Pratt l1eid
Frank Wood has sold TO Lorenzo Chase, OF Inc Am
horst House the famous Alumni Tavern. and u VIII
hereafter be run rs an annex TO the hotel.
Tho commencement speakers from the class OF W
bovo boen chosen as follows Norman ;. Bentley,
Arthur L. Bralneri. willard J. Fisher, NJ Allen JOHN
son. John K Kollock william b. Perry, e. Dana
Pierce and c. +. Tlllcy. -
The sophomores held their class supper Mt Brattle-
boro. Vt. on Friday evening. Among the guests was
the famous Subrna.
The following schedule Of games has been arrahgeu
for the freshman ball nine April %, Wesleyan Acad-
cmy ut WIlbraham; 81. Aggies on Pratt Fleid; 3D.
Yale freshmen at Amherst; May 7, Williston at EaSt
hampton: II, Harvard freshmen at Amherst; 30
Winston at Amherst: June /. Williams freshmen al
Greenfield ..,-.. :, ,
Efforts are being made to organize a students ne
publican Club and an invitation has been received q
md delegates 70 the National Convention OF COicge
Clubs, which will be held ut Ann Aroor on May H.
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Japan who has promised in return some japanese
flowers for the herbarium.
CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL.


Carlisle. Penn. April "a .speclnD.-Arbor Day was
observed in an appropriate way at the school. Pub
lie exercises consisting OF speeches and recitaons by
the students occurred in the afternoon after WHICH
twenty-slx trees were planted about the grounds'
Dennison Wheelock with twenty members OF Ills
band is furnishing the music at the JapaheSc .'r-
,ivoI given for the benefit OF the Dickinson Law
| School Library
F1ftyeigh girls went 10 country homes on Apni H.
M,ss Vooston. teacher OF school No. 9. and Annie
Thomas left on Thursday for the Indian School at
Kearns's Canon. Arizona.
Reuben Wolfe Fred Big Horse Clarence W. lhuh-
der Fred Pcake and Chauncey G. Robe attended tn'
Y. NJ c. A. District Convention held Mt Gettysburg
last week as delegates from tho Indian School
! Miss Edna Dean Proctor the poet has been the
rucst of CAPTAIN Bait for several DAYS. The cohui-
buton OF the Indian School to the Russian faihihc
Fund Is $75 so.
The regular baseball team is Chief Eagle catcher
Roger SIlas pitcher Joseph Taylor. first base Peter
Cornelius second base: Levi st. Cyr. third base
Jauson Schanandore left field William Lufklns' shor
sion. Renben Wolfe. substitute ". T. CampDeh
manager. The team played It's first game ON April
with the Dickinson team. The game resu''eo III i'o
of the college team. ,,-
On Friday evening the boys organized an a'heuc
ossoc1otIon with Dcnnson Wheelock rs president ;
Edwin (chanandore, vice president: Reuben "onc
secretary, Fisk Goodyear. treasurer
A number Of Chippewa chiefs from the White Earth
Aooncx Minn stopped at the school a few days ago.
Tho marty consisted OF chiefs White Cloud. Mt swan
songwawe and Little Frog. and was nccompanleA ny
Nessrs G. and +. II. Beaulleu and hObcN horlis; III
ternretcr An entertainment In honor OF the Vl'I,Ors
- Given by the students. after which addresses were
Gei,vercd by White Cloud and Theodore Beaulleu'
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NORMAL COLLEGE AFFAIRS.

Or. ThOma, Hunter. the president Of the Normal
College. is suffering from severe cold which Ia, pre-
vented him from attendance AT the college this last
week. lie expects to be able 10 return 10 his duties
before long. however Few men realize what busy
life college president leads how manifold are the
duties which dcvolve upon him. President Hunter Is
10 exception 10 the rule. lie has $500 young women
under his control in ore " the largest female colleges
OF lie land lie Ia, been president Of TIE college
since 1859.
In speaking Of his division OF time not long ago. the
Doctor said that he did little clerical work rs
possible. a." PREFER he added. " % attend TO the
work Of instruction hfer o'clock I'm the afternoon,
when tho college closes attend usually 10 the corre-
spondence. ! usually visit also the college literary
societies which meet ut this time. seldom leave tho
building before o'clock in the afternoon lie pre-
pares al the examination questions for admission -
the college. That /, not an easy task, AZ there are
800 or 600 principals ID please. The evenings he de-
votes 10 study. reading and his college duties. Now
and then he attends the theatre, bat he has little ne
~ .ays. Tor .oriciy To take of l,sOO girls 10
not an easy natter he explains.
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Ibmllton. =. Y. April - epcrlal.-profcssor
j. +. McGror.ry recently delivered The second l"rtur"
IN the university extension coure on chemistry a'd
ir fc,.or L. ". Moore The Third lecture on Gocthcs
Tau.'r
The fonowlnr have been pp,ntci prize dclat"r'
FOR the present Year: l.. g.. II. birrs II. g. Gregg.
H. H. Mlrcu.-. T.. II. stevens. !. v. Suurccs. y. G..
TAYLOR: alternate. r. II. King and g. =. B,cllvith.
Al are from tho -cgor class
The baseball tenn ha, been orc1 izcd with II. &.
Gregg. 90 manager. and ". T. Parsons. ~. %
captain. There IS strong iu1cld. and the team +,
specially fortunate having three excellent pitchers.
T.cTa;a'ous are bcl.F made FOR the in,crcolleaItc
field dry next month and II enthusiastic ntcrc-; ia
IN the field OF - cral athlctics to add aurcIs -
those already won IN baseball and football. \
successful effort has been made 10 raise considerable
Indebtedness IN the athletic association.
II Is expected that the library will be completed,
cata, rlicd and arranged In the new bulldog BY
June l.
The sophomorcs gave their anrul. entertainment
FOR the benefit Of the athletic ABSORPTION on Thursday
evening Aprll 81. They presented condcn cd
version Il The Clouds Of Arisophanc,. under the
the Of the school Il Socrates" and travesty of
Romeo aud juliet" ufdcr The lulc " stiffness
and sentiment The Greek play was arranged hy
DR.. Andrews The travc-ty wa, full Of local hits.
The On (, ainmcni a dramatic and hnnncinl sue
cess. The representation Oi the Greek drama was
especially admirable. both in acting and costuming.
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DELAWARE

Newark. Del, April "a (specal.-Thc Rev. Or. Otis
A. GlagcbrOO rector Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church
al Elizabeth. y. j.. has accepted the Invitation from
the faculty deliver the baccalaurcatc be
fore the Delaware College students in the oratory
on Sunday, June II.
The Athenaeum society has accepted the challenge
OF the Delta Fiji society to an oraorca and debating
contest In the oratOry RcXt Friday evening The
question for debate Is tie free cOnage Of silver, II.
q. Eastiurn and \. Lee Ellis. of the Athenacum society
arguing against it, and W. ". Knowles and c. W. Jones
discussing IL airmatively for the Delta Phi side OF
the house. Frank a. Cook and b. Is. smith.
Athcnaenians, and J. b. Handy, 7. Bliss ri Delta
Phs, will take pnrt in the oritOrical contest.
Manager Marvel, Of the college baseball team,
announces games as follows: Warren Athletic, at
Newark April 30: ShOrtlidge at Media May Z;
Franklin OF Baltimore, at Newark, May IL Washington
College, al Chestertown, Md, May 49, Conference
Academy. at Dover Dell May Ia St>JOhn-S College,
Of Annapolis, al Newark, May 20. Next Friday
evening the Norma Glee Club viii give concert
for the benefit Of the ball team
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
coIrNBTls ACTIVE ORGANIZATIONS


The fifteenth annual concert Of the Columbia College
cIee banio and mandolin clubs will take place In the
Madison equare Garden Concert Hail on saturday
evening Nav = The university clubs will be assisted
bv the alumni glee club and the freshman banjo club.
Onehalf OF the proceeds will be given 10 the Columbia
College Athletic Union.
The speakers for the ANIMAL Joint debate OF tho
three literary societies of Columbia College nave oeen
selected as follows Pcthologian, & Il. Heating and
g. f. Morgan Philolexian, II. p. Smith and y. u.
Johnson: BARNARD. X. A. Ashworth and shepherd
Knapp ir The question 10 be discussed will be Re
solved That the single IS better than The present
method, Of mxaton7 The debate was TO have been
held this week. but has been postponed until com,
mencement week.
A number Of freshmen who would have played IN H.
will devote their time and energy 10 their own team
The men have been practising regularly at the Couin
ha Oval and the places have been about decided on
They will probably be: stewart, Miller and LcoHs
nitchers Mattox second base Miller, when not pitch
ing first base: lIutchlngs, short stop Hendricks ana
shpman catchels; Sterry. shiplnan and shattick IN
the field Third base has not been decided on rs yet
and there are stl several men left FOR substitutes
Altogether the promises To be the best freshman
nine Columbia ever had. Manager Main has received
more challenges but the team Is considerably crippled
from lack OF money.
The freshmen have decided to accept the chaliengc
~ the Harvard freshmen 10 row at New London TINS
spring Tho men IN the freshman boat promise larry
and should pretty race with Harvard.
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wlIiamsiown. Mnss. April "a 0specla)-The base
ball nine and the glo and banjo clubs have returned
from their vacation trips. The ball nincs trip Included
games with the LnurcatcS, II Troy the Manhattan
Athletic Club. Forhnm College, the University Of New
York Staten Island New York League team. iale
and Wesleyan. The giec club sang Saratoga. Troy.
Rome and Buffalo, Al tho lastnamod city the clubs
wcre the guests OF the Alumni Association Of Western
New York at its annual banquet at the buffalo Club.
They rendered number Of their selections during tho
evening and ELECTED the heartcst praise from all who
were present. Tho final concert Was given NJ the
Bufal, Concert Hall on saturday evening, April o.
At the alumni dinner IN Buffalo. Professor l.. W.
spring rcpr~5ncl the faculty, and Dr. Roswell Park.
81 the University Of Buffalo. also the guest Of the
association. Professor +. l.. Kendall attended the
dinner Of tho Washington alumni and spoke on tho
college rs II l. today-i,s growth. prosperity and prom
,c. Among other speakers j. T. Ncwcomb, 90.
formerly clit0r ln-clcf Of The Williams Weokly.'
The annual election Of officers OF the Y. ". c. A..
was held last Friday evening Il. NJ Schnniler was
Chosen president j. u. Murphy. vice president G. a.
CamPbc. CORR pondlnc secretary. j. j. Huntington,
Iccorlmr secretary J. Ta}lor. treasurer.
lad Adyire.7 thI"o.act comedy bg ". II. Fuller
Will BE- presented by tl" dramatic association at tn
opera House saturday evening. Apd 80. Tho
proceed, viii be- for the benefit OF the football assoca
DION. The joint debate II tho phlolcgian and Philo-
icclulan -o.itu., will occur at Goodrich Hal on
Is ,upplr'.y by Haf,lc;i 81. cook 90. ana Murphy.
-. ne 'Iechnnn b, \andcrzc, o., Mcars. ~, and
Eurif. '03.
several change. are 10 Doc made in the quarters o.,
the fraternity CHAPTERS. The Alpha Data PM ap -
Autc new lolsc ou the present site. The Theta
ult ca. aIr % tdAc Tho pN-cnt ID. r. T.. house. and
pi lcriy IN" ncw chapter 81 Delta Tau Delta will
tahc Nj. Bot tJrd's house IN IioAsic-avc.
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LAFAYETTE.

Faston. Penn. April "a (specLiD. President war
nen and Professors Porter and Bloomb, gh ATTENDED
the Gathering Of the alumni at louisville on FRIDAY
evening Trail Green. NJ. d.. LII. D.. dean oil we
Parice Scientific Department. haN bcen placed Oh inc
Republican state ticket ns District ElectoT.
The mining engineering students, under Professor
sillllnnn win co TO Wlkesbare Immediately aher the
commencement I'm June to spend two weeks In pI'lc-
IDEAL instruction in the coal mines several local COl
companies have arranged to receive them.
The sophOmors have secured their cnlcalus pay
and have cast II. justin Adams Will put on the
anis hng touches after the students have learned their
parts.
The Rev. George c. Hickman. ID. D. LL d. OF the
rl,s. Of 40 lccturcd herr on Friday evening on
The lcr,S,e team under Manager NeSbit. have ar
RANGED for four gaines with Othor teams. .
The regstratiOn OF condldaes for admission 10 the
next class Is advancing rapidly.
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Nv AETlIMNnE


Swarthworc Penn, April - lnpccinn- The fourth
annual contest for the PRESIDENTS prize In oritory
held n Collection Hall on Friday evening. The
cratious From the sophomore class, Modern
Philanthropy" by Emma :. Chambers. lnicmpcrauce
and Crime" Edwin L. Bond. National Sentiment
Bertha l.. Hrpvucll. The Ideal American News
paper The Evils Of mm grafton Allen X. White.
FOR the freshman class, scicacc Chsslcs,7 by
Jane X. Shaw; The College WOMAN Anna Il.
Harrison; The state manshp OF James G. Blaine. y
Albert Blackburn; " Doubt and Dream Edith V.
Wilson: SavonOrola," Carrie T.. Sargent. The con-
test vas awarded to The freshman class. which will
invest The $50 prize In memorial 10 be displayed
permanently IN the college.
". /. Hull. II baltimore. who receives his degree
Of ph. u. Johns Hopkins University this spring
has been elected associate professor OF political
Omy at SwarthmOrc, assuming hi, duties next fall
This addison 10 the corp, Of instructors has boon
made at tho Instance Of The American BANKERS ASs0
citation, which +, DESTROYS of seeing the study Of
economies ia the colleges Of the country extended.
Clement " Eddie. 81 The board or Managers. has
prcecncd full set Of uniforms, Of gray with garnet
trimmings To IKE baseball team.
Professor Arthur TJnln,un, at present principal
Of Abingdon Mead my, JcnlintJwn, will open pre-
paratufy school fer SwarthmOrc College In Swarth-
village next fall Tho school will be conducted
under ~ advisory board. Of which Pre- Sldcnt De'armS
IS chairman. ana In time II is expected that IT Will
embrace all those OF the intercollegiate department In
COLLEGE.
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Lewiston, Me-, April "a epcd1n.-Thc senior
lunior course Of education lectures continued On
Thur day evening. AprIl II. by q. \. Stuart supcr.
intcudcnt Of the Lewiston schools. lie s.okc on
school Management
ON Thur-day rcctatons were entirely suspended. us
that was the appointed Maine Fast Day The baseball
club improved the opportunity With two games Of
ball The Old ball grounds have had considerable grad
ing DONE and fence Ia, been erected 10 lessen the
number Of dcadhoads The first scheduled game Of tho
league comes April -
Tho annual prize offered the s,phomorcs for excel
loncc Ia onthological investigation has been awarded
10 Mr. Hatch. who became familiar by observation with
thirty three kind, Of birds The ladies' prize went to
Miss Leslie Professor stanton. who offers the prizes
Is IN enthusiastic lover of birds. lis private collcc
ton Is one Of the best In the State. and well sup
plcmcnts the college collection.
The college band aud glcc club thriving again
The former proposes give concert before every bal
game played the home grounds. The gcc club
furnished Faster music for the Court street Church. of
Auburn. ON April lo the Gntcs Athletic ASsoca ion
voted to withdraw from the lntercOc g1atc Field
Day II BVNdOin insists entering men from the
Maine Medical school. The outcome IS unsettled.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

Annapolis, April - 5peclal).-MIs. FIJI. wife OF
the president OF the college gave t and reception
on Wednesday last. to which the faculty and members
Of the senior and junior classes Invited 1t was
the occasion OF the tenth anniversary OF her welding
Tho reading room of the college. Y. NJ. G. \. has
been retcd and furnished for the Of the students.
II Is commodious convenient and well supplied with
general literature.
The baseball team has gone To Washington to play
against Kendall College and the Episcopal College ut
Alexandria Va.
Tho Opcretta Aladdin and His Lamp VIII be per
formed In the Opera House here By college men On
Thursday night.
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TILE LEIIIGH UNIVERSITY.

south Bethlehem, Penn. April - CSpecal).-lro
fcssor Mcrinan has accepted an associate edtorshp
In Tie revision Of Johnson's Encyclopedia. lie has
charge OF ull relating to civil engineering
A. T. Enbody. '04 has been elected to the CLEO club
vice II. H. Stock resigned.
Dr. Conec's first Shapcarean lecture delivered last
Tuesday was very successful The subject Of his next
address is Romeo and Juliet"
The athletic team has gone into training for the
spring meeting TO be held in about three weeks.
Lehigh will also be well represented at the state
intercollegiate meeting to be held on MAY 81.
The nine lost the second game with the University Of
Virginia by score Of = too. On Wednesday Swarth-
more WINS easily defeated here by 10 TO ..
The university tennis courts are being fixed and the
men are beginning to train for the spring tournament
The Lehlgh chapter Of the Delta Phi fraternity gave
"A hop al the Hotel Wyandottc last Friday night The
patronesses Of the affair Mrs. il. Goodwin Mrs.
H. NJ Iuse, Mrs b. W Frazier and Mrs. W. Is. Meyers.
of Bcthlehem and Mrs James ID. Wlnsor, and Mrs.
Franklin Coke, OF Philadelphia.
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown, Conn. April "a (spccal.-J. +. Roidy'
Princeton o. has been In town during tho last weeB
uporintcndng the ccOnstruction Of the lOOyaNi run
ming track President Edrdgc. VI. a. c., IS planning
FOR Joint field day with Trinity. The annual field
day will lie held April 30 The event Of the day viii
be- an exhibition quarter-mlo run between Roddy and
Dadnrin, both of whom members OF the athletic
team which recently represented the NJ a. {. abroad.
On Monday cwnng Professor and Mrs. c. T. Win
chester gave Informal reception to the senior elective
class In the department OF English literature Mrs
= f. Camp. Mis- Grace Buncc and Miss Vessels, OF
Wells College, assisted IN receiving.
ON Tuesday evening the Mddletown chapter OF Alpha
Delta Phi was entertained 10y the Misses Bunce AT their
home In Highst. The entertainment for the evening
took the form OF cobwcb" party.
The recently elected officers Of the two under classes
are as follows: OF '9i-PeSdent w. J. Sawyer. vice
president. Mary H. Cram"r, secretary, A. NJ. Gates
treasurer. D. ID. Brouson: Of p5-PrcSdcnt. }. II.
Ward vice president Mis- G. &. Clark, secretary, c. IL.
Ryder; treasurer, Maud f.. Wells.
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CITY COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS.

The committee from the junior class Of the CdleSc
OF the CRY OF New Norl, who have In charge the
issuing OF THE McrocOsm," the annual publication
Of the students. Is working hard TO produce volume
that shall In every way be- credit 10 the college,
The following men are upon the board OF editors |:
Publishing cOmmlttcc-W. kamnshi. chairman; q.
Richardson, q. Sclt2, II. W. Mayer and W. Timme !;
advertising committee-R. ". Thompson, chairman |:
". BIinnell. A. Merz. W. H. Brrkncr and IL. NJ.
Graf; subscription cOmmlttce-L Il. GlnSberg. chair
man; L. C. zabriskic, W. IL. C0rbitt. +. Tucker and
f. j. KOhlcr
The first issue OF The t1Onlan." magazine pub
lished By the CliOnla literary society Of the college
made IFS appearance ut the time of the tenth shepard
prize debate II Is an attractive paper and has been
we'll received I'm the college. It's editors are lsaac
Moss, '02, managing editor; Joseph Rosenzweig %.
business manager: VI. Cuisine Riescr, '92. Horace VI
Graf '03, Henry spoaord '03, and D. H. Wenhandler'
'03. The older magazine. The College Mercury -
pub lished by the PhrcnoscOsml.l literary society,
The regular hprng vacation will begin next friday
and last for one week. IL Is commonly hho"n amus
students rs Gram" week. ms II Is mostly spent u
preparing for the examinations which begin ea
juno y.