New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-13
COLLEGE NOTES.

In 1880 Columbia College established an archi.
tectural fellowship OF the value OF 1890 to be
competed for alternate years by graduates of
| the School Of Mines. the recipient to spend this
sum In foreign study and travel in accordance with
a programme arranged by himself and approved
by the authorities. Arthur Alexander Stoughton.
OF the class OF 1885, was the successful competitor
in the first year Of its organization. On June Z
des Beaux Arts, In Paris, where he followed q
course Of architectural studies, dividing with an
who finish the studies Of the second class in the
shortest possible time. Mr.. Stoughton rep.
the Architectural League In this city, ana the
Columbian Exhibition at Chicago. His stay abroad
was heightened three years. allowing him
time besides his school work. for travel in France,
England and elsewhere Following the example
tect has provided for two additional scholarships
Of $1,000 each, to be bestowed under the same con-
ditions as the first
St. Stephens College. Anandale, played Ulster
Academy In football on Saturday afternoon. the
st. Stephens campus. Touchdowns were made by
srader Simpson, coerr ko6ein n Worra and
in favor Of st. Stephens.
The latest fancy at Lafayette College Is the
adoption OF class canes by the seniors and juniors
Next Tuesday a concert will be given there under
the auspices Of the College Young Mems Christian
Association. by Madame Sissieretta Jones. the
BLACK Patti" supported By the vilona Sisters
from the Conservatory of Berlin The association
will begin special meetings next Thursday when
Gilbert A. Beaver, son of the ex-governor Of
pected to lead and may have also the assistance
Of the evangelist, s. NJ sayford; of Newton, Mass,
Edwin b. Twitmyer of Honesdae. has been elected
treasurer of the society. instead OF ". ". Kratz
resigned. The Southern football games that were
have been cancelled. and instead the team may
go to Pittsburg to play the Athletic Club there,
and Washington and jefferson College.
The Rev. Dr. NJ Il. Chapman. of Brooklyn. de-
livered lecture on Wednesday before the theo-
logical students of Boston University on The
Preacher Preaching" t'heta Delta Chi initiated
the following new members last Wednesday even
L. c. Richardson and Herbert G. Sanborn on
Friday evening Beta Theta ri held its initiation.
James ii. Baylee, George NJ Churchill. W. 5. Good
win. Frederick c. Hosmer. Albert B. Mouton,
l.. W. Plympton, W. l.. Shattuck w, ,. Thompson
DR.. f. Tracy fellow In Clark University has
Just been appointed TO the chair I'm psychology at
Toronto University made vacant By the death OF
Professor Young. Or. A. II. Daniels, another fell
low has been appointed TO the chair OF psychology
at the State University OF Illinois Or. III, Austin
osopher Hume. Jonas c. Clark, the founder OF
the university, who has been in Worcester for six
buildings, has gone to New-Iork for the winter.
The Glee Club Of Ober''n College has arranged
a holiday trip through the States OF Michigan
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa, Minnesota, Mis-
souri, and Ohio. The football team have been
coached this fall by Messrs. Camp and Hesman.
both of whom have been members of the University
OF Pennsylvania team The team has won SIX
games this fall which makes their thirteenth con.
secutve victory. The players won game by
good score from the University of Chicago coachei
by Stage. of Yale, and from the University Of
Hare and Hound Club. which runs two or three
times week X T.. Hart is captain
The Prudential Committee OF the Auburn The
illogical Seminary have made arrangement with
the Young Mems Christian Association OF Auburn
which will admit the students 10 all the privileges
of the association. These privileges include exc
cellent gymnast facilities and the services OF
physical director. The first series OF the Morgan
lectures VIII begin Tuesday, Noyembar ~. WIN
Rrooivn ON ON The Philosophical Equipment Of the
Preacher" The other lecturers are ia. nv. ~
W r. Huntington the Rev. Or. J. N. Buckley
the Rev DIR j r. Remensnyder and the Rev. DIR.
W. II. T. Faunce. These lectures are susta'''eu Wy
Henry A. Morgan, of Aurora, ~ \.
The Philo Glee Club. of Pennington Seminary,
IS made I'D as follows: First tenors. \. W. Leon'
ard. ]. r. Henry. l. NG. Becker; second tenors,
e. A. Miller G. H. Pepper. j. Bieri; first bass
G. H. Robinson. T. Hanlon, j. NJ. Townsend, D. w.
Jones' second bass, J. s. Buck, A. swift, 4; w.
Hancock. f. A. DE Mars leader2 presa ZEN S s,a
against the racetrack ring, conductor q lupise
service in the chapel on Friday evening, me an
niyersary exercises or the Calniosiah o'N''' wa
be held on December D.
On Wednesday memorial exercises were heId IN
the assembly hall at Swarthmore College 70 COM
,uemorate the landing OF William Penn. Professor
William Penn Holcolm gave a sketch o. the ire
of Penn President De Garmo will deliver lecture
on the Economic Idea in Education. on November
% AT Professor Guntons School Of Economies, IN
Now-York City A series OF lectures is being az
ranged 10 be given by the faculty throughout
Pennsylvania. Maryland and New,Jersey. Ons vt
these Is Dean Bond on ho tna Oh his Wear is
the best that represented the college. prorse
G. Gest a. has been appon,.ed captain cap hnen I as
annual game with laverford 'oNese mas pse" 80
ranged for November y.