Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-01
YALE NOTES.
Election Of Temporary Deacons-
Coming Chamber Concerts - May
Form a Fencing Class-0ther Notes.

Election Of Temporary DeacOns.
Coming Chamber Concerts May
Form a Fencing Class-0ther Notes.
The election of temporary deacons from
the academic and scientific freshman
classes was held Monday evening in Dwight
hall. W. h. Salmon '94 called the meet
ing to order and explained the method of
voting. Twelve men were nominated from
the academic department and eight from
Shelf, on the informal ballot. On the
final ballot six men from academic and
four from Shelf. were elected. The fol-
lowing were nominated on the informal
ballot: Academic, Smyth, Twichell, Kee-
Ter, Fincke, Coffin, Baldwin, Hincks,
Charnley, Garrison, J. Miller, T. Brown,
D. Sage; Shelf, Blakeslee, F. Smith,
Brooks, MeGee, D. Burrell, A. P. Thomp-
son, Sturges, Howard. On the final ballot
the following were elected: Academic,
Twichell, Smith, Keller. Fincke, Sage and
Coffin; Shelf, Blakeslee, F. Smith, Brooks
and MCGEE.
The first of the series of Chamber con-
certs to be given here this season, will be
given in North Sheffield hall, this evening,
by the Kneisel quartet of Boston. This
quartet is composed of the following ar
lists: Mr.. Franz Kneisel, first violin;
Mr.. Otto Roth, second violin; Mr.. Louis
Svecsnskis, viola; and Mr.. Alvin
Schroeder, cello. A few tickets are left
and are on sale at the Cooperative store.
The concert will begin at $40 p. m. The
program for the first concert consists OF
the following selections:
Beethoven, quartet In F major, op.
SO, No. /. a, Allegro; b, allegretto vi
vace; Q, sampre scherzsndo; C, ada8io
motto; 9, mesto; d, Theme Russo (allegro).
Schubert-Quartet fragment (opposth)
in G minor, allegro assai.
allegro; b, largo sssai; c, menustto AL
legretto); d, finale (Allegro con brio).
The remaining concerts will come in the
following order:
Second concert, November Is, by the
Beethoven quartet; third concert, Deem
Der 6, by the Kneisel quartet; fourth con-
cert, January "a, by the Kneisel quartet
fifth concert, February %, by the Bee
| thoven quartet; sixth concert, March z, by
| the Kneisel quartet; seventh concert, March
| IA, by the Beethoven quartet.
The Shelf. freshman class will elect class
officers this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Friday night of this week there vii
be held in DR.. Andersoa's Office, room 16
gymnasium, meeting of the fencers snt
those interested in this subject, to discuss
the ACCESSIBILITY of forming fencing sec
ton. If enough interest is shown a frs
class instructor will be engaged to come t.
Yale to teach the students who desire t.
learn. 1t is hoped that all students VIII
are fond of this sport will be present
The Andover club held a meeting las
evening.
The freshman debating union held
meeting in Old Chapel last evening and OF
6cers were elected.
The list of graduates from colleges study
ing for degrees in the department of phi
osophy and arts is as follows: Yale 81
Smith 10, Vassar g. Wellesley s. Cornell
Gustavus Adolphus 8, Doshiska 8, Wander
bilt 2 and one representative each from tn
following colleges: Indiana university
Lake Forest, Ohio, Wesleyan, Colgat,
University of Wisconsin, University {
Pennsylvania, Saelbert, Lebanon, Bate
Budapest, Wesleyan, Northwestern IN
versity, National Normal college, Bry
Mawr, Heidelberg, Carleton, Drake, va
divinity, Otterbein, Boston univerait,
University Of Colorado, Kalsmaz 30, Brown
; Augustsna.
Vance Mccormick, 1913 S., is in town.
A. De W. Erskine, '94 S., has returne
to college.