New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.
SENIOR SOCIETY ELECTIONS MANY CHAN"ES

SENIOR SOCIETY ELECTIONS MANY CHAN"Es
IN THE FACULTY.
New-IIavcn. Conn.,, May % (Specal).-Dr. Henry
p Walcott Of Cambridge. Mass, will deliver the ad-
dress at the Yale Medical School commencement III
Battell Chapel on June 81. Dr. Walcoit Is wen
known for his interest In public sanitary ha','''' ~
l. president OF the Massachusetts Sta'e no'iu "
Health. lie Is also fellow OF Harvard ohN''N
and a member OF its Board OF Overseers Tue STATUE
Of Abraham Person the first president ol '"''' "''
removed from the pedestal yesterday 10 'naNe 'oo"'
for the new Vanderbilt dormitory ground lor "hch
will be broken in day or two Inc S'a'"' VI" W
placed the centre OF the campus "o, NV,
broken Yesterday for the new Whit" HAIL. III iisiH''
According 10 the annual custom, on the 'hru lnurs-
dav I'm Nav the classes quietly assempieu i'll ro"' vi
tho feuc. and every member OF the present senior
societies appcarcd one by one, slapped Junior on
te hack and thus notified him OF bis elecuoh 10 one
Of the societies. The choices were made "i'hou' "
single man being sought by more IMAM ohe Soi'S'
There were two notable surprises IN the eiecuoh-
Ncssrs Reed and Solley being regarded as sure OF
an election TO Bones. Mr. Reed was the fence orator
., hs class for two years. is the chairman OF The
p.cords board and one OF the editors OF The LII
Mr. solley has been one OF the best singers OF 'e
glee club for three years. and has brother IN bo'
before him. some of tie noted mems SONS S'l'c'u
are Philip Mcmillan, son of senator McMllian' oi
Michigan John Rowland son of cX-Judge llowland'
OF New-York Harry Whitney son Of eX-oecretary Oh
the Navy Whitney Alonzo Potter, son Of Bishop rot
Ter of New York: Frank Polk, grandson OF PreSlu"h'
James X Polk, and John Loomer Hall, son Oh '""se
Hall. OF the Connecticut Superior Court ihe men
who made the societies without what Is known as
"pun, are Ralph ID. Paine, Arthur Judsoh' ~ W.
Green and r. H. Nichols. As usual, Bones ge's 'he
hos, specalists Keys the general society men, and
VOLTS Head the good relationship men. The present
selection OF the VOLTS Head men is regarded as the
MS, made I'm the society for years -, -, 800.
The CORPORATION have for long tlne pcci coil-
sideuc the possibility OF furnishing rooms Whsh can
No rented nj lower prices. and which can IN thls way
rcnace the old Brick Row. AZ the meeting plans lor
a fmIlding to adoin White Hall on the north were
Submitted. The building will contain accomnlodauos
for fIfty students with many rooms Whch can We
Of ubont the same general character as VIM" o h' a
The cost of the building will BE- about Sooooo, anu
A. will be erected the expense oil ,nc "iNciSSi'A
A meeting OF the university was held al Io,h
Mast evening In Alumni Han for the purpose oi Slr,
Ing o,ilcers of the Navy for the coming year Dr"
Rogers 49, presided. Philip H. Mcmillan. va, ,, was
Unanimously elected president 10y aG esl,d W
The candidates for vce-presdent We're iiaroie W;
Buck. 'O4, Of New York Ernest foger 20 = :" Of
Oakland Cal. and John NJ: Goetchius r, va o., ~
New York Folgcr received the election George
Adee 05 OF Barlow On- the Hudson, y. H. was
unanimously elected secretary.