Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-24
VALE NOTES.

Il
Junior society Elec,ions-No Calcium
Lights This Ycar-The Yale Navy
Elects Ofacers-The Annual Meeting
of the University Club Tonight
Other Jottings.
Last evening the members of the sophie.
more class who have been elected to the |
two junior societies, Psi Epsilon and D. K.
were officially notified of their election. |
The members of the societies met about 8
O'Clock on the campus and went from room
to room notifying the different men of |
their election. The proceedings were
marked by the absence of the calcium
lights" which the faculty forbid the Use of
this year. Some of the D. K. e. men wore
black gowns and others of Psi Epsilon
were ,attired in white. The festivities
were, however, considerably tanner this
year than usual. There were large num-
Der of spectators on the campus, among
whom were quite a number of young Ia
dies, but all missed the traditional "calci-
UNI lights" celebration of former years.
The men elected were:
To Pei Upsilon-R. 8. Baldwin, New
York city; 6. e. Batcheller, New York
city; w. P. Beadleston, New York city;
F. 8. Butterworth, Washington, D. O.; g.
P. Chandler, Germantown, Pa; Parker
Corning, Albany, N. Y; W. A. Delano,
Philadelphia; Thomas Dyer, Chicago; La-
mont Dominick, New York city; W. 8.
Eakin, New London, Conu Laursns
Hamilton, New York city; 81. w. Harris,
East Orange. N. j.; F. J. Har-
ris, New York city; F: B. Har-
key, Tonawanda, N. Y; A. B.
Hughes, New Haven; F. L. Lee, New
York city; D. B. Lyman, jr., La Grange,
| Ill g. R. McLane, New York city; R. 8.
Mason. Chicago; b. g. Miller, jr., Chicago;
re. Nesbit, NewYork city; ]. St.J. Nolan,
Chicago; 81. I. Parsons, New York city;
G.. A. Phelps, Stamford, Conn; W. NJ.
Richards, New Haven; d. W. Sage, and,
Ithaca, N. Y; Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr.,
New York city; ]. F. Hooker, Brattlsboro,
Vt; Allen wardwell, New York city.
New York CITY; A. AcC. Beard. Pough-
keepsie. N. Y; B. S. Gable, Chicago; W.
IF. Carter, Brooklyn, N. Y; A. R CLARK,
Cincinnati, O; w. E. Cooke, Paterson, N.
j.; J. E. Cooper, New Britain, Conn; E
W. Beattis, jr., Aelens, Mont; M. N.
Buckner, New Orleans, LIS; Benjamin
Davis, Chicago; S. B. Darling, Somerville,
Mass; d. P. briggs, Waterbury. Conn.
B. J. Dwight, Peughkeepsis, N. Y; @. s.
Gale, Minneapolis; @. 9. Hyde, Chicago
IL. AcC. Longacre, Philadelphia; LAME,
Phelps, wilkesbarre. Pa; F. s. Frank
lin, Lancaster, Pa; F. h. Rawson
Chicago; W. Il. Scoville, Stamford Conn
A. B. Shepley, St. Louis, No William
Sloane, New York city; j. B. Speer, Pitts
burg, Pa; ]. F. Tslmsge, jr., Brooklyn
E e. Taylor, Hartford, Conn; F. W
Thompson, St. Louis, NO.; G. K. B.Wade
st. Louis, Mo R. s. White, New Yorl
city; ]. R. Williams, Chicago.
To Zeta Psi-S. F. Beardslsy, Bridgeport
} Conn; n. s. Comstock, Bridgeport, Conn.
W. L. Dsnch, BridReport, Conn; Johl
Heermsns, Corning, N. Y; R, g. Paynter
Georgetown, Del s. K. Warwick, Amster
dam, N. Y; @. A. Wheeler, Trumbull
, Conn. J. W. Wheeler, Bridgeport, Conn
II a. T. Welch, '94, of New Haven, was In
itiated into Zsta Psi last evening.
The senior society elections come to moi
, row afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The Who'll
university with many graduates and visi,
ors will assemble on the campus in from
i of Durfee hall and watch the lucky me
get the friendly "tsps" that makes ther
, members of some one of the mystic fra
, ternities.
i, Promptly at o'clock Representative
from each Of the senior year societies
"Skull and Bones" fScroll and Key" an
"Wolf's Head" enters the campus from
a different corner singles out his man an
| gives his "tap." The lucky individual pre-
q ceeds to his room followed by the uppe
! | classman who informs him that he has bee
= elected into one of the societies. The e1et
tons are never known before the "tapa
are given on the campus.
Professor Charles s. Hastings of th
Sheffield scientific school will deliver q
a illustrated lecture on 1.-THE French Exp
= sition of 1885, at Warner hall, on Wee
nesday evening, May 81.
= Miss Palmer, assistant at the universit
+ l observatory. has been called to fill the sam
i position at Vassar college.
o The annual meeting of the Yale Un
I versity club will be held this evening, at
: O'Clock, at the club quarters, corner {
York and Chapel streets.
Practice shoots at the gun club will /
held every afternoon this week, at
: O'Clock.
9 The gymnasium will BIS closed for IL
summer on Saturday, July 1.
d Forty-three law students will be exam
3 ! ined for admission to the Connecticut bt
| on June Is and 16.
Arrangements for the gun club shoot I
be held at Cambridge between Yale, Ha
', ward, Princeton and the University
" Pennsylvania have been completed.
), The intercollegiate track athletic gam
o to be held at Manhattan field, New You
. city, next Saturday, promise to be bett,
- than usual. All the larger colleges ha'
v some excellent men entered and the small
or colleges are said to have entered son
athletes of rather unusual akill. A fe
seats are still on sale at the Coop.
= OFFICERS OF THE YALE NAVY ELECTED.
r.. A meeting of the university was held
J. o'clock last evening in Alumni hall f
1t the purpose of electing officers of the ma,
" for the ensuing year: Derby Rogers %
presided. Philip II. Mcmillan 'o4 W
unanimously elected president, by accl
nation. The candidates for vice prssidel
. were Harold W. Buck '94 of New Yor
:. Ernest Folger 1885,, of Oakland, CAL, ar
Y John N. Goetchins, jr., 's4S., of Ne
II York. Folger received the electio
George T. Adee '95, of Barlow ont
q Hudson, N. Y, was unanimously eleote
ir secretary.
Il The class base ball teams from '94 Al
'96 played at the field yesterday. '96 VIC
:" by score of to 4.
. YALE DEFEATS WESLEYAN.
= Yale and Wesleyan played one of Il
10 strongest games of the season yesterday q
ternoon before large number of spect
u tors at Middlstown. The game was clio
Il and very exciting until the ninth innin
10 when Yale punched three hits, CAPITA
l. Bliss batting in the winning run. tt
T. Ysles came here determined to take r
# | venge for the defeat the suffered two weel
g ago. Wesleyan played a splendid gan
Il and seemed a sure winner, until the la
inning. Wesleyan has now won one gan
o apiece from Yale varsity and Yale La
h school. Attendance LOO.
4 Wesleyan. 0 / / o 0 o O.
70 Yale................. o 0 o 0 i
Wesleyan-Hits 4, errors 4. Yale-Hits 6,erro
|. 8. Batteries-H Tirrell and Frost; Grsenws
= | and Davis.
!. A SEVERE TAUNDER STORM
& Visited This City Last Evening-Tw
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