Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-16
YALE NOTES.
Divinity School Mission Work-Divin- ity Musical SOciety-Arrangemen
 for the Yale-Princeton Game-Yale
 Gymnastic Ass0ciation Meeting

Divinity School Mission Work-Divin-
 ity Musical SOciety-Arrangemen
 for the Yale-Princeton Game-Yale
 Gymnastic Association Meeting
 The Second Chamber Concert.
 The committee of the University Athletic club is experiencing considerable difficulty in attending to the great demand for tick cts. Already applications have been filed for every seat in the covered stands ss well as in the private boxes. The entire num- Der of coach positions have also been taken. Yale and Princeton, who were allotted 1,5OO tickets ap.ecs, have each applied for an extra 500, but 1t is not likely that half this number will be secured. An applica- tion has been sent to Superintendent Byrnes asking for a sufficient number of policemen to preserve order, and accom- modations are being arranged for the re- porters. Board fences will be erected which are expected to protect the players without interrupting the view of the spec tators. The committee meets again to day to perfect some minor details.
 THE PROHIBITION CLUB.
 The Prohibition club met in 195 Old chapel last evening and adjourned until 2 o'clock tomorrow evening, at which time Clough '95 will read paper on "The Pro- hibition Work" All who believe that prohibition is the best way of dealing with the liquor question are cordially invited to attend.
 FOURTH SHOOT YESTERDAY. The fourth handicap contest for the uni versity championship cup was held at the grounds of the Yale Shooting club yester- day afternoon. Over twenty men entered ] in the match, which was at thirty birds per man, at three unknown angles. The match was won by Stesrns '96S., with an actual score of g out of 30, and handi- cap of six birds. The cup becomes the property of the man winning 1t twice, and will be shot for again next spring. The highest actual scores were made by w. Miller '96 and H. G. Wells '95S., both scratch men, who broke 23 each.
 Captain Franklin has accepted the chal- lenge of the Harvard Gun club, and the ma oh will be shot at or near Springfield ! on the day of the Yale-Harvard football | game, or the day before. There are an ! unusually large number of men trying for the team this fall, and another victory Is hoped for.
 DIVINITY SCHOOL MUSICAL SOCIETY.
 Last year the musical society of the di
 vinity school was started with the object
 of increasing the interest in music among
 the members. The present membership ot
 the society numbers about 100. Meeting'
 are held from time to time at which musi
 cal programs are rendered by double quartet chosen from the members of thu
 society, and addresses made. Th'
 quartet this year consists of the fol
 lowing: First tenors, Jenkins '95 ane
 BinBhorst '96; second tenors, Moody '95
 and Borncamp '96; first passes, Tyler '95
 and Hannum '96; second basses, Ewing
 P. G., and Heckmsn '94. Two meeting
 will be held before Christmas and foul
 afterwards. On December an address
 will be given by Professor Camp of Hart
 ford, and just before the Christmas vaca
 tion musicale will be given, at which thu
 musio will be furnished by the doubl uartst and outside musicians.