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paternity which organized at Miami in lss9 held
an Initiation which was followed by supper which
{6ey call "dorg."
FOR THE CORNELL PENNSYLVANIA RACE


READY FOR TIE CONTEST To-DAY-cLAss Elk.
ERCTsEs AT ITHACA.
ithaca. ~ Y, June ii (SpecaD.-This town IS
crowded rs only a university town can lie In uni
yersty week. Added to the usual attractions Of the
commencement and class day elegance and fcs,ivi-
ties \ the Cornell PENNSYLVANIA Varsity race which
Is be rowed at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
To day was class day and dedicated to the goat
class Of 92 The gymnasium hall, where the excr-
cises were begun was flied at o 30 I'm the morning
The class Grafton delivered by Nston Leone Lewis
who discussed "Mediocrity In style which was far
above that subject. The coeducational feature was
spin emphasized by the appearance next OF Miss Car
oune Harder Swartout, who read the class poem.
Miss Frances Elizabeth Holeman Flint the class
esSayst.
The masculine phase Of class-da orntory next had
an exponent in the person OF RoeliT Morton Brecken
ridge, WHO delivered the memorial orasion. lie re
viewed the development Of athletics Cornell during
the years Of his Class history and discussed the
appropriateness of the class gift TO the university
which a new athletic clubhouse The presidents
address by John LoveJoy Elliott.
C. A. Duniwsy delivered little address
about the alumni hall and the desirabity of hav
ing large subscription for II from the men Of
80. The class then marched TO the grove in front
OF lincoln Hail. where the eXeriseS were finished as
follows Ivy Grafton by Michael V. O'Shea class
history, Charles H. Mcknight; class prophecy, Rem
mold Wolf; presentation OF class pipe, Clyde A.
Duniway; reply for 'D3. Edward Carrce
In the evening the sons and daughters Of Cornell
trlpped the light fantastic toe In the big arnory build
Ing at the hop given by the graduating class. W. ID.
schus,er was chairman OF the committee OF arrange
ments. The class Of 20 had reunion dinner and
there receptions at The various Fraternity hoscs
There is excellent prospect for close race TO-
morrow between ne varsity eights from the Uni
versailles OF Pennsylvania and Cornell. The Cornell
men are proverlialy good oarsmen and the Penn*yl-
vania crew Is made up OF Of young giants rs
usual. They extremely modest however. and miss
no opportunity 10 keep the Cornell odds as high as
possible. 1t may be tina. their Yale trainer, j. w.
Woodruff. has taught them this trick along with the
"Boo" Cook stroke The men will row in the fol
lowing places
University OF PENNSYLVANIA 'varSity-Wilam NJ.
Cooper, bow aged twenty weight 100. height 5 feet
IL inches Karl MoSbcrg. No. .. aged twcnty-siX.
weight $50, height feet 10 inches; c. j. Marshall
No. 3, aged twenty-seven, height 3 feet ii inches
weight 16o: 4. J. Wilson, No 4. aged twenty
three weight 100, height feet 10 IL inches; ii. ~
Davis, No. 5, aged twentysix. weight los. height
6 feet inch 7. +. Waters No. t. aged nineteen
weight 16s, height feet; l.. NJ Williams. NO. -
aged nineteen, weight $50, height feet 10 ihcies'
Il. N. barnes stroke and captain, aged twenty-five
weight 100 height feet 10 inches G.. II. Perkins. IT,
coxswuin aged seventeen. weight l15, height s feet
o inches: II. G.. Swayne substitute, aged twenty
weight 1885, height feet o inches; J. '" Woodrun'
trainer average age, % years months average
weight, 1853 IS pounds; average height, feet 1913
inches.
Cornell 'varsity-r. W. Kelly. bow. aged twen'y-one'
weight 100, height . feet 10 inches G. }. Barr. No
O. aged nineteen weight lC3, height feet IL inches'
G. F. Wagner, No. 5, aged twenty-five weigh IN
isS height feet II inches \. W MaIston leap;aln!
No 5, aged twenty six weight 16e height ieet III ~
Weght 16i. height feet II inches y; 6. ellison 40
Z. aged twenty one weight 100 heign' vssg he 100
height 5 feet IL inches; r. r. Aln. co%aswan,
aged twenty three, weight Sc. height feet Ohar
weight. 1876 IA POUNDS; average height, ee' 'o'
inches.
AT TIE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE.
B-,le.onte Penn. June a tSpocian.-This was
gala day at the Pennsylvania state College AT
go o'clock this morning the annual meeting OF uie
alumni association held. The following officers
were elected for the coming year: President D. l.
Potter 'G3 secretary and treasurer, Miss Blanchc
Patterson s5; historian, Professor William A. Buck
bcut ,6s: executive committee, Charles F. Reeves
George NJ Downing and J. c. F. Hickman Inc
artillery salute fired at 10 O'CLOCK ana a nan
hour later annual meeting Of the Board oil
,ook place About 400 persons sat down TO th'
Alumni dinner served In the armory al noon franc's
Jordon, president Of the state u ara OF Aeio",ie,
wos tcast master and speeches were made by JOHN
Woodward. samuel Downing, Hiram nonng; rsScnt
Gcrdon W. b. haw j. and I'd sInmni net nj p H.
IA ,be Chapel ana reelected following trustees
g. w. H1@a A 1;nnn The exhibition driii of
four companies q cadets nnqsr
OF pennsylvania delivered the ANNUAL sddre;s ni1 ore
she .hlmn, in the rev chapel. At The close on ,he
Students and friends Oi the coll'se
CONGRESSMAN BRYAN TO ROANOKE sT'DhNls.
so,on Va. June 14.-The class exercises ol
Hoanoae College were held In the Town ian Nc'U'
dav sI5 p. m. the contest III orator! i'' ~.
co,a modal took place, also In the Town Han Inc
$50, rsra w ~ Cireover OF Virginia; = D.
,1oner of Indian Territory j. L. franH' OF 'irs''"'
.,h T p Woods, OF Virginia This evening 'he an
,,,,l Grafton before the literary societies was DC
Ivered by Congressman William l;2 an OF Nco''sA'
Ills subject was Young Men IN Poi''eS'
PRESIDENT LANBERTON's RECEPTION.
prtbieheu Penn, June II (Speclal).-freSdsht anu
AZ, I.n,hcrton o. Lehigl University, held their an
p,el receptlon 10 night in the gymnasium ihe oanp".
was brilliantly lighted. Mrs. Lambcrion WIS ass'''
q, receiving by Mrs. II. Stanley Goodwin MIS- NAM"
Ter Mrs Garrett b. Lindcrmann, Mrs j. Da'is ''o
heod and Mrs Rollin H. wilbur. Tie ~cep''on ""'
largely attended Among tho throng were Dr. henr.
r,onp~e Professor ana Mrs. f. ii. Williams Mr. any
MR. r. r. unde,.nan, Professor and Mrs Mnnsneiu
Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Wilbur and many alumni
The annual alumni reunion took place in the gym
ras,um this afternoon About 100 were p'esen.' i
address was made By President Lamberroh' Inc 'o'"
sar nss,,ent exercises viii take place tomorrow
CLASS DAY AT FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL
lancaster Penn. June Ia (specaN.-The class oay
.xorc,.cs at Franklin and Marshall College were heu
an tbc campus this afternoon The following was
the programme: Salutatory, J. C. Bo'gcr' .
history. William d. Pappe: class prophecy Lutner
n pe.d presentation oraton Peter b. winner U.s.
,.rt,. Grafton d. Elmer: master class day oratio"'
Joseph H. Apple: class ode, words and music ny
7. d. Reed, 80. o. j. Moreock was master OF
c.remonies The class took tho customary s"ohe