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The Progress., 1893-05-20

"The flowers that bloom in the
Spring" are not more vigorous than
are those persons who purify their
their blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla
The tabled Elixir Vite could scarce
iy impart greater vivacity to the
countenances than this wonderful
medicine.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
ICE CREAM FREEzERs

Lightning and White Mountain
freezers lower than ever at the South
ern Hardware Company. Refrigera-
tors and kitchen sets cheaper than
ever offered in Shreveport. Call and
be convinced.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
LOCAL COLUMN.
WHO WANTS AHoUsEKEEPERe

WHO WANTS AHoUsEKEEPEI:
A lady in good social standing
wishes situation as housekeeper for
widow or gentleman in the country.
Can give first-class references as to
character and conduct. For particu-
lars address, a. b.
The PRoGREss Office.
ShreyeDort. La.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
NEWS FOR THE LADIES. p,

Mr.. Frank Serwich has opened a
neat, well served and well appointed
ladies' restaurant at sic Market street,
next door to Bogel's. This is COM
fort that ladies have long needed in
Shreveport, and we bespeak for Mr..
Serwich liberal patronage.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
Kansas City and Return.

Commencing May Is and until Octo-
ber 81, unless otherwise ordered, the
Texas and Pacific Railway will sell
round trip tickets, limited for return
passage, to an Iincluding November 10,
1893, TO Kansas City at rate of S3l go.
The Progress., 1893-05-20

The Allendale Mission takes pleasure
in .infOrming the public that Rev. DR..
Wharton will lecture at this church to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, after the
Sunday school services.
The Progress., 1893-05-20

ing. which have been leased for the
term of three years.
Address all letters to DIR. ID. VI Bye
Combination Oil Cure, Shreveport,
La
The Progress., 1893-05-20

BELDING REFRIGERATORs,
Metal ice racks. Be sure to see them.
All sizes at The Fair"
The Progress., 1893-05-20

Don't forget to buy some of
VOLTS ice cream, soda and sherbet
tomorrow. They are extra fine.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
FOR RENT.

A large eleven room House
near corner Of Louisiana and
Travis Street, known as the
Phelps house. Has under
ground cistern and water
works. Just the place for a
boarding house. Apply at
DOWNS q CO.'S
Marble Works.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
NOTICE

All parties having claims against es-
tate of f.. j. Leman present same All
parties owing the estate are requested to
settle. LEON KAHN, Executor.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
NOTICE" " "

respectfully call the attention Of the
readers of this paper to ia" fact that in
addition 20 Il full and complete stock Of
staple AL Fancy Groceries. for sale AZ
whOles4l only, also carry a fun line Of
Produce. 'OtatOes, Onions. Cabbage. and
Apples, Il so Cheese under my pri ale
brand, which are superb and uneXceled
Pigs Feet, Sausage IN oil. Bologna
Vienna; in short, am prepared 10 mi
orders for anything in The Grocery
Grain aud Produce line.
give my personal attention to all Cot
ton shipped To me for sale. aud maka
prompt returns Of account sales and
proceeds. PrOmptHe>s ana PuuctEality
are my rules in business. ! DO the bestT
can, and having done so, can do no
more.
especially call attention 10 the Boss
aud "FversOl PATENT brands of nv
Flour, which is all that is ncccesSary with
person after once using them.
The Progress., 1893-05-20

DIR. Chas. G.. McCloud fills teeth
without pain. The latest improved
methods in the practice Of dentistry
employed. Old ways must give way
to new ones.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
ASK TO SEE

Those elegant vase lamps, s1.5O each
at "The Fair"
The Progress., 1893-05-20

Messrs. p. p. Keith, of Keithville,
and WA. Hendrick, of Reisor, paid
us short, but pleasant call Tuesday.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
LIGHTING FREEZERS,

The best freezers in the market at
The Fair"
The Progress., 1893-05-20
BATH TUBS,
THE GREAT EVANGELIST.

Toilet sets, etc. at The Fair"
The Progress., 1893-05-20

Benton, La, May 7, 1893.
The Progress., 1893-05-20
ALLENDALE MISSION.

HENRY DREYFUs X Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
CITY COLLEGE BOYS TO DEBATE.

Arrangements are being made for the next eae@fi
prize Debate I'm the College OF the CITY oil NeW'iorA
The Cuonian Literary society Will be repfss' "
Meysrs Graf '03 anc Newman. '04. with I. "alNen'
s,.i, TO- ~ d,,iamc.: an1 the Phrenocos niln lhr
orv soclety will have Mcssrs. Meaeher. 9i. ana Naum
hcrc 'ot. with +. smith '9j. as declaimer.
II has been decided by the faculty OF tie college
n change the time OF holding the Kelly p1ze de'as
from commencement week to the M2ncay evening
following the May vacation.
The sixth and final run of the c. {. y. l. Cr's
County Association was held on saturday H. j. W.
Nockie '9G. came In first, covering the washington
ueIrhts course In 81 81. \, this endd the series
~ nr-z. runs. the awards were made a. ioho"s: :
cold modal IT, j. g. Make, 90. with Il score VI
~ no,nts. silver medal. J. O'Ryan. 49, win ~
noints: bronze medal. j. N. Ehnch' 3D. VIZ" %
roInts. silken banner Will Do gwen " u.' U.s.,
~ ,o6 for winning the highest number ol p'He
,, ,a RIM. TIL. Daynes trophy for the oer,
u,.an5ance AZ the runs will be divided oe.Ay s
WocLie PC and Enrich. '06. Miche !Iso wv $40
and,i Tor the fastest time over the couise'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
WOMAN. COLIFGF..

Baltimore Feb. l. special. Tie semi annual up
meeting Of the chemical organization "a> n'" %"
Tuc.-ay afternoon. The most important paper "I '"'
occasion WAS read Is M,' Eimi E'ic'' on the WOE"
Of Iricsily and S,hccr.'
ON Wednesday Afternoon the piano pupils Of vi
~ouhi. t.I.skc CAV" an Interesting musical" IN ih"
drnvinc-roon, # the home. ITO" musical are
held frequently during 'ho year. "rd nsr in'rhlrl
particularly for The musical students. although 4 lew
other guests are usually present.
At the last meeting % the board Of control y WITS
decided tina, graduates from the lIlgh school !" THIS
city are not eligible 10 entrance into o." college.
students who cam. from the High school arr entirely
unIroplrcd In Latin and are inadcquai'ly PREPARED III
the modern languncr-.
Tile regular lu,,nc>, meeting ~ a." karhd boar
,,os hell ON Friday. rhc editor in chief. kath. iin'
II frocco,, .ot on account f the prr,-lt" 81 co"s
work sent In her resignation. tn" if'i assistant
editor Elizabeth Van DUNE, %, Wa elected ih her
ul1co and The position Of first assistant was gwen -
T. Grace Atkinson, %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
SWAETllMOkE.

Swa,thmore Penn. Feb. l. (SpcciaD.-Ifc arrange
ments for the selection Of commencement speakers
orc such that the senior class elects two al the NUN
Der and the faculty the remaining four In accorl-
ance with this provision the seniors last Iuesdag
elected George II. >trout and John L. Carver Ihe
classday officers have also been chosen rs follows
President John L. Carver. of Pennsylvania. Sec9e-
tary Jane Atkinson Of pennsylvania: vice president
julius SIaab Of New Mexico; treasurer, George H.
rrookc of Maryland historian, :. Ellen Williams, oil
Pennsy vana prophecies, Gene'eve s. Zane, Of fehh'
sylvanla precentor Charles 8. liaowell OF C"orino
ivy poet Lorcna b. Matack, % Pennsylvania poet
Dora A. Gilbert, Of Penn ylvania
The annual catalogue appeared last Week. Hence
forth four wears Of Greek will be required for gfnda
ton with the degree OF A. y. Increased requirements
I'm Latin arc also announced together witt improve
mcnts in several other courses. The total number
Of students Is POI.
Franklin and Marshall College has accepted Swartl'
morc's challenge to a joint debate.
Kent W. Hughes, 'o4. halfback, has been chosen
football captain for the Of 1909. Clement
Lodge 03 viii captain both the baseball ana athletic
teams this spring. , ,,,., 49,, =,
games: March 81. Columbia COLLEGE, al Iillmorc
April l. Georgetown University, mt Washington
April g. st. Johns College, ut Annapolis, Allll -
Dickinson College, at Carlisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Feb. IL tSpcciaD.-Thcre has been II
movement on foot for about two weeks among the
undergraduates for the purpose OF iormln, IA press
club II IS recognized that such clubs flourish at other
colleges, and the need OF such club !, felt. 4
meeting OF those Interested held on Friday after
noon which great deal of interest was displayed.
The meeting presided over by f. 81 Elmo Lewis,
editor Of The University Courier" The purpose OF
the club, as drawn out by the meeting Is to bring
the men interested In newspaper work In the uni
yers,iy closer cgncr 10 extend the influence Of the
university widely possible, and TO prevent the
pubncatIon IL possible. Of all "stnl' detrimental 10
the univcrsy's interests.
4 novel feature Is 10 be introduced into the mid
winter sports. It Is TO be exhibition OF football
tactcs by The university football team who VIII appear
In UNIFORM.
The number Of men training for the crew has been
cut down from thirty 10 eighteen. The men who arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

The Mard Gras carnival ard ball. when VIII ''.'
,loce tomorrow evening. Is an assured SUI =.
1, carnival will be held in the spacious Ia" "
tho juniors building. There will be i"i oF'" -
n plav the grand march at o'clock NHp'""" ''"-
Wealthy Is I'm charge OF the committee
The Alumni Association has about oonP -,
,r.roratons for the alumni meeting ara D'ni '..
=, lao hold M the Hotel savoy tomorrow 'us
Noro,r J. O'Bren is president of the as.0."'v o.
and the secretary Is Edward {. o'Bilen' Vi w.
Park Row. ,,o,,,r q, the
4 few DAYS ago the students ana iac"S H.,
couooe enioved n delightful treat listening ="
f.s.or =. ) VI. Munroc. Of Newly DIRK 'ls' ""N'
of eoruton al the college. ,,o,,. and
The spring elections for officers OF the ''''i'"'
nnlard Associations were held on THURSDAY, anu "
s,,,ed os follows: Athletic Assoclaiioh-r'' go.
Michael Doran: vice president, James s .,'
treasurer Charles McCaiferty secretary, "iiI'
irr. Billiard Assoclnticn-rresifent. L. LOUIS % n
,ic. prcs,dent Thomas L, smith secretary 'oH' -
King; treasurer. John Long ,,o- last
The Fordham baseball team went mo 'la' sr,,
week under the command Of Charles D. "'' An
con,ain II |, being coached by ii. n El'' a"u sa-
use the cage or practice net daily uhul uI ,, home
ncrnlttS outdoor practice. Games ~ March
rounds are already arranged Tor as lolOW' nil 20
30 Williams college: April q. Prnce'oh' "P
Yale: April -, Wesleyan tnNersiN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
InIINS lIOPkiN,.

baltimore. Feb l. (Sp'claD The Graduate students
Association has completed Its reorganization Dy the
election Of the following governing board, consisting oil
onr member from each department OF study History
James \. James Greek. David IL. Holmes Lauh'
Emory T. Lease: sanSlrit, Alfred ". stntton; Semitic
languages, Daniel q. stevens; German, Ihomas =
Ealy,r; French Louis f.. Menger; English, FREDERICK
Tippcr. IT.. mathematics, Edward l. Manning
chemistry Milo :. Walker; biology, Henry Mcf"
Knowcr; geology. Francis =. King. The first pubhc
meeting OF the association will BE- held on February IL
when reception will be given TO President Angel u
tho University OF Michigan. who Will make IN" prlh'
cipaI address of the university celcbratlon OF Nom
memoraon Day. February -. chorus OF hiN
students will sing that occasion for the hrst uc
I'm public DR.. Dcvri"s's university cce.
The University Young Mems Christian Association
rayc a reception, In lowering Hail. to the Rev Dr.
William r. Huntington. of New-fork, who delivered
the Lcvrng course Of lectures this year. Mnny prom
lncnt educators ccrgymen and lawyers were invited
to meet Dr. Huntington. The reception was also made
the occa,on for the presentation to the association BY
Or lanes W. Bright. of large copy or Leonardo "a
Viuci's palung Of the Head Of Christ IL was an,
nounc,d that friend of the association had gwen - ~
o lee nrpcd TO the purchase of books on the STUDY OF
the Bible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
HARVARD.
EXPERIMENTING WITH CANDIDATES FOR III
CREW.

cambridge Mass Fcl. l. (>pcciah INC s'oo"'
ha,f-vcar begins tomorrow. and - u'ual "'' =,
irci,a,cd activities In the cdnca,ioia' - W." q"
athletic part OF the university Athletics ""'"'7 '
mldyear examinations have had brt lhd''r'" r
mort The old members OF tie nine an" crew Il"
s,ovod I'm their rooms IN dilicrnt ~iudy. ana ""N
those Who have les reputation !" ""ih "!'"
have kept in regular training. Tomorrow crew Nv
and baseball players viii BEGIN it"r Si"'"' W.
Tie university crew cOachcrs hdNr ''ch s''"r-'''-
with ,hc candidates now fof several moi'h>. va"
miues is the only man Of last years boat "Ho H''
hocn working. and he cnly occasionally. captain
Vail * sill Unable to use his knee. and WIN T''"N
does the coaching Tie men are Il iarly h'iVA 49,
but not unusually strong. They have an Hi' 'NP'"
cucc in their class crew, They rrhn|' inc "'S'o'
otug state Of affairs. and consequently "'IN We"
an carncstncss that has apparently been prVu"''No
~ some good Newell ~. AM possibly Waters
"a may begin TO row this week. The most prom
inr OF the othc: men * Fearing 80. tie Sr" jumper
and Splinter. lie has Il long reach. ana l. I''' "'
welcoming into a good Oarslnan. the ohy uo"p' ~ !"
his efficiency being his strength, when some i"''
IS not enough for hi, reach The crews ana Inc
weight are rs follows First crew" =. '"h'>"n
,na stroke Il. II pouniS +. Il. Fearing, "''
40 = IL pounds :. Eddy, %. No. &, I'll p'I"o
G. K. Cummings 90. 80. >. L. pounds, h. DAVIS
.oi. No. 1. Is pounds: W. Il. ot'nrns "r' no. -
,7o mounds: H. Williams ?i, No. =, lo1 = pounds :
H. f. Flake. '91, bow, lG7 l. pouhi' >''''"
crew. Pur,cn. %. stroke. 10 l. pound l.. J.
,o,tor.tau 'g1 no = 200 pounds: /. -. Earle,
10 40 q. 10 l., pounds y. {. Potter, DO No. d.
~ II pounds; /. Davis. -. =" !. 100 p""'a'
T. g. Miller 10. No. .. 80 pounds; H. " J"lhsi'h''
l. -. no =. IL ! = pounds; -. =. burgess 3D.
low 15D pounds. The candidates for c">r""h arr
g. G.. Van Rensselaer,, 100; Y. lhoma,, y i -
lI,idrkopcr los H. l.. Fitzgerald H. W. H.
G"rtry. LOG ,.., .,,. ,,,I
Memorial services to thu late Bishop ii:ooEs VIII
he held i'm It Johns Memorial 'mt" 80 morrow
evening Bishop Clark, OF connecticut, VIII pF'"c"
the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
I.fbNID DOH.

Er.uswiok Ne, Feb !: (Sn'cLhl-l'roi''N'r lSr'''
r. Dana NJ d.. of Portland, gay" last week H."
Iu:redti,ry lecture of Tho seventy third 'oH" 81 Tie
medical school ~, ,u5Jott WAS the foundations q"
tl,. mcdlcl profession Ills years class i 81
about the ,mc ne u, that OF Ia, year, ceAiy having
registered 20 far
IN. seniors have elected H." following officers
President: e. II. savage: vice pre- ,dcn H. ~ owen
,ocr. ary and treasurer. /. r. Arnold marshall H. IL
Corl,ton: poet, &. ". Peabody: prophet, VI =
clifford odi-t q. : Chapin opening address, J. VI
shaw. prrtiug address. ~ :. llagg"u, chaplain & IL
Howard: siai,tician. \. VI. Jones' Historian H. l.
Banker: orator. II. G. Fahyan, committee "i arrange
r.ut. J. : MAJ. \ X. jerks, J. W. Lambert
The Juniors chose Last Wednesday The following !"
take part In the Ivy bay exercises OF next term
President +. ". Dana; Vicr-prrsd'nt [. ~ flAsg
..crctary and TREASURER. Il. IL. Baxter; orator. T. IL
Ncore. cnlpiaIn, \. y. Oeilyie; poet. II. j.. An
d~.ws. odst T.. VI simpson; curator. H. l.. Sheai
m. r.l,l y. 4. stevens committee OF ARRANGEMENTS
~ T. Jnnmp,on. ". ". Thomas ana H. IL. sykes.
Tla annual ball Of the Isl ipsillon fraternity Loon
,l,,r f. Il evening in Memorial Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
YALE.

NewIlavcn Conn, Feb II Tsp ciah.-Ihc cI"p''p"
AZ Ya,c concerning athletics has been one "'''"
stirred the college deeply. There haS pee"
radical difference Of opinion with reference " u'
,rht Of the athletic minagers to adopt RUE
changing tho policy Of college athletlcs "i'ho"'
submitting the matter TO meeting OF INC "nN'i
.tv but the h,h character Of the mon VINO h'u "'''
,,,,,or I'm charge and who considered II WIN great
cor, many months before they decided 10 Pfo'huE''c
II couplcd with the further fact that one OF us Ho''
enthusiastic supporters was Professor Ncn''u''
showed that no motive other than one born OF oNc
81 tho college and desire to promote her "i'eIcH
Governed the action OF any who were concerned ]"
bringing about the adoption OF the new rule.
There wa, a large attendance at the anhuai u''
MGR or thc Yale Alumni AsSOcia ion of western New"
York at the Genesre Valley Club In Rochester on
Frliav evening Theodore Bacon, OF Rochester acpN
o., POSTMASTER. Responses were maze oy ". T.
aver OF Buffalo: Mr.. Bonner. Of Ncw-forN Sheiu"n
II Vlclc OF Buffalo: Ernc.t Il. Mllard OF Rochester
and Rev r., J. T.. kittridgc. Of Gene'co. Poems
,cr, r-,d by william ID. Ellwanscr ana Dr. H. >
Burand both ~ Rochester. Officers were clec'N IL
follows PRESIDENT VI. ID. Mann. Buffalo; vc"pr">i'
DENT Joseph :. HUM. Rochester; secretary ana
treasurer H. ". Lee. ButalO: executive committee,
= ROIy and Or. II. :. Durand. Rochester W, H.
.cvard. IT,, Au,uin; X. C. Rogers and C. i. Jewe'''
Hui'IO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
PRINCETON.
cor.nT TO TRY CASES OF lioNoH'

4 COURT ID III NN'''' -
Princeton. Feb l. t>pccial)-Ihc week Just pa
has been unusually cTcntul' On 'i'',''' ,,,ai for
meeting Of the college held in o'd 'n"P'' r
en-, nur,o.c NJ condcmning students caught ch'"'"7
3, examinations The following men were ''eo'c"
court 10 try men accused oil dlsholo'., ,,,,
H. NJ Rogers 49, ". \. Gulld' ID n' ~, In co.
a3: j. W. Brodnax. % Henry Nie' 'o,'""'', ,,ra,
r. H. Carter %: Edward Num- 10 80 80 ,
oc and A. g. Mnban, 06. This court was N'N''
- 8, iuno.. pcnoltirs according to The hatu'c
., ,bo ogonco The cheating was conlhcd 'h"'0N'
rt,rclv ia the two lower classes. ana several ~,
viii prohnlly be requested 10 leave co"'H'' -
meeting wa an unqualified rNpf',''"" "
mcnf Of the student body in regard L" , ~,
,r, ro,,,,,r scmi.onnual meeting OF tn" boifu u
Trustee, WAS held on Thur'day ut "'"'" Wv ."o
innoriont business transacted was th' aPpo'"' "'" -.
- pr,os.or Hiss Perry Of Williams OoilcS'' W
.d profas.or RAYMOND In the chhr VI o'"'o'
ami aesthetic criticism. Professor PcrtS - e"'
ate Of Williams College Of tn" cas- VI ,.,
which time Professor Raymond W'' ''"''' -
that institution. Ever since his grndua,,o" ',,,'
p.,,v has been Il member OF the ""''"," ,,rn
raculty. and HOW holds the 'I'r ''o'' .,.,,,,r,. &c
and english. lie /, Il contributor To '''''' =
rh. Atlantic and other magazines, ana has "i''''"
one novel The IiiOughlon lI""'''
p,,coto,,,s pro.pcrt, for the intercollegiate loo'
l,u championship neat year have diminish" wv
mi. WITHIN the last two weeks me ,"'' u :.
IL, III. INTERCOLLEGIATE Association VIII u'"'' W -
, King wheeler the bst guard on " i"''O'''
n,, aud Vincent have lcl' college. F''"'' VINO '''
some. PHENOMENAL work durinc TIE sraS'h' mas S"
,opo and will not return. TIN only El'h l''' VIII
T., Tr,aclnrd, Moc,", Poe ana L'"' ,,,,.
Under Captain KIM supervision ''' ''.'''''
rr III. University baseball team began "''""@
ularlv I'm the cage hs Monday WIN ~
49, ~, - ,crl .xactly what now m1tcrial may a.
r.,o, fine team for tnc coming ~or.on VIII De- con-
ncscI prof. ally abou; Il, follows: prN'' i' ana VAN
I,or,wI-k. %. pitchers, Humphreys 49, catcher o
GnlI. '0 first base. King. 90. sc"nd IN v,rnrri
o. S5isn, NH IF nc.aa -. lc!t tell and ri'iiA'
L. mnirc trh. s,N'n 81 i'''r mon b'H," ~ ,,r,d
l 'r' r,,mi, Of Iroohiyn VIII be- down IN ir"
| d,,, to lnk after the team :; h'r"ib' ANU ''
| piicgrI, IN particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
WILLIAMS.

v,iui,ms,own. Feb Il C,pecial). -li'Ghhi"s WI"
,bI. week the baseball training VIII Oe "'o.' -
than before Work in TIE cage VIII " n .,
inheritance and special attention ""i " -, ~,
gymnasium practice. Although me "''n W." n,
80 aaI,c,od until tho beginning Of the spiing 'erh''
= temporary nine will play the III" g" a" rho
an March - the last day OF the "in'ei YIN. no,,,
hodu,, of ,s,ociution games, a. arTahS d. no'''"
IN February 4. is ~ follows: May d. mmi''''
portmouth at WllliamstOwn May w. "'",''',
yarmouth. at Willamstown; May TO- N"''c'', Vs.
Williams at Amherst; May 20 -\'n"''' n,
month"; at Amherst; May -, Aih"crs' ". 49,
mouth -, Amherst: May 80 williams Vs. Ali'nc''''
" wu,,au.,cvrn. lime - Dartmouth ". Williams
-, II,no,cr. lime g. Dartmouth vs.. Nih'"hS' "'
uauovcr. lime o. Dartmouth ". Amherst III Han
vcr. Iune TO- Dartmouth Amherst, NJ iii'oNc' :
Inn, Il Amherst vs.. Williams, al AmherS' ''o ~
| Williams vs. Amherst ut WilliamS'owh'
The programme for the Cehtehhii ''''''" "
| The college, to take place next Ia''' LIS "
| .,,cd and is in substance. rs follows oh'u"
| |,, manning service in the college cAipel,
| the subject Of the sermon to BE- Inc Nol'''' ~"
n.t,yeen Religion and Educatlon' In the htc'"oo''
| , conference on the neral subject, me = ''' y
| zion Between tho College and Mis-iohhrJ r"''"'
| .nuudiug home foreign and city MISSIONS '"u
.tudics I'm ,ocology. Monday, october ~ an 'n' :"
| uonal conference upon The Iraditiohal ro"'f VI
ho Coll.re and the Relation 1t Bears TO Ora i'lae
| and Professional schools" with VIC" !" '0.""7
| forth the position of the college In IN" c'" ~
ystcm: the afternoon TO be- devoted 10 heIu 'p' :,
and social gatherings. and the evening 10 e"'s'"'
reception bv the president and tra'tf'' iu'''
october 10. the morning to be occupied pS "
torical address: ut noon banquet mt when Sp''',
am la delivered by invited guests one OF thc
,Iriurrsauc dcail, mentioned l. inst on iuc'i's
| evening there will be- Gianl hllihilllP?n VI ,,,
rllhac with beacon fire on tie surIouh1''' 'o'''
| tain. ,., g. ,,.o,r c,rs and
ou.',, ,brnugh thr latter half OF the spring tcrnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
BOSTON UNIV FIRSTLY.

Dcston Feb Il (Spccial.-Thc klatsch CoHcglum'
the annual reception given by the lady students oil
i,,c College Of Liberal Arts, occurred this year on
Friday evening" February 10. jacob sleeper ii'I
5as tasiciuy decorated. and there th" ladies' OF th'
iunor sophomore and freshman classes received tl"ir
friends Light refreshments were served, ana the
University Orchestral club furnished Hu'lc' N"hS
the Sides Of the hall were the dainty spread tables
,,,o for each class. Miss Daisy Raymond AMI Miss
ri,, = pcnncd presided over the junior table, with
Mis- Loyctt and Miss MOrcy ~ matronN. NJ the
sophomore tables The hOstrSScs were Miss Grace -
Pond and Miss Harriet H. stone; the matronN, MIS-.
Fond and Mrs. W. Kimba Miss Bertha VI. stockbrldgc
and Miss Mary G. ingraham did the honorS AT mo
freshman tables with Mr. Stockbridse ana MIS- ID:
"a Tcyrs ns matrons. The university chap" had
bnen reserved for the senior young ladies' ana Their
eu.st. The room beautifully decorated. The
rv, table were I'm charge Of Miss Ruth l.. :. Clild
and Miss Carrie d. ltrddoc. with Mr.. tmiu Mas.
urJduc and Mrs. J. A. Morse as maronS