New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-13
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD ANNEX,
OF TIE ANNUAL REPORT.

SUMMARY OF THE ANNUAL hfto"A'
Cambridge. Mass, Nov. IL SpeclaD-The four
teenth annual report OF the harvaro "'
,ssnsd nv its secretary Arthur Gilman. pom
a. aeures and facts Is encouraging to the ir'enus
% the higher education of women The nu'hpe'
an attendance last year was 2CS. OF whom e's".e.
wore graduate students from eight eohese>
,,oren study and nearly one-third OF the re"a'"
wore regular students in the undergraduate
,sro,ar,nr for the degree of A. IL. Althous" NO"
P,,sa,,s furnished 1877 of all the students. amohs
enc rost twenty-eght States as well as 'he Nv
clinton Of Canada, were represented Next 10 "a9
..chusetts came New-York, with thirteen s'"u
barnard College, Miss Annie Browns Mrs IN,
holms and DR.. Sachs schools and the Norman w.
,.ce were the New-York City institutions senu''e
students while others were sent from s'"o
Osweso. Tiyoli. Albany Batavia. Brooklyn anu nu'
fa,o. The sources of supply are seen 10 De "'u',.
d,s,rlbuted when II is noted that the s'u'e"' "
ali came from lis different schools ,.
The general management OF the AnneN 80
the same as in past years. with Mrs. Lou,s 81
s,z president: Arthur Gilman. secretary, M,ss 49,"
ian Horsford. treasurer. and Professor W. no.ra
orlv Of Harvard chairman of the Academic po'i "
The remaining members of the Academic Do"u
are. besides Mrs Agassiz Mr. Gilman =,
Child. Goodale, Goodwin. Greenousn' Horton, ~ -
PIERCE and smith and the rsSs named consiss Of
Mrs j. p Cooke. Mrs arthur nrn silil and T. r.
Mason Mason Professors Goodwin, Greenousn anu ''''
Joseph 3. Warner. .,.,, ,.s ,een made med
teal adviser 20 the corporation COZ 70 and the ex-
The years income has been A,6s ~, anu leave on
ss navs come Of only 10 sss S. The item
received 1920 o for tuition aa ers Courses Of
Instruction were offered last year by niveysitv
professors and snys OF Se older
of the Harvard faculty are well Ieprefse,b me subject
them and more , psoSortion of instructors of
inferior collegiate rank Is smaller u IN English
sasv IN led the with seary times stu"
dents as any other subject. Next !" aim Greek,
philosophy, history. German Frencn' h"''''' ~
mathematics and political economy, corero, or to
No addition has been made 10 the gehe,aan VI the
the S Anpex i has but one offer
students. that founded by MISS snny Fay Former
tom I'm of the Annex however by annual pay
nents have maintained ade good proeress
in raising large portion Of the sSo" nec ,rS the
establish M Gilman has had small
gifts from people anSi9Is to a neh themselves Of
shsrwss SSHa Ss Me
ginning Of fund for music 6esiaes sor the H.
Ms fop laboratories and gymnasium Larger
grounds too for tennis and other forms ra G an
increasing difculty in finding good homes ror su
dents in Cambridge at a moderate sos, IVA anu .nnex
,MsSt do great good by building and equpping at
cost of about $1,000 house where ten or Te'ye e
not the policy of the Annex wherein
courage the building OF large dqrn n5ns denarture
from normal home fe The Annes n of Mrs
p Perkins and Mrs. Anne Sweetzer, anu hoa o l.s
share in these two estates may eXceeu I'm dim
laboratories and room for temporary gyIasull'
hive been provided adjacent to the Annex DulioS.
The Annex library-used chiefly for reierehce tS
students have made wider use than eyer pii
fore of the 10000 volumes of the HARVARD ir ns
Ten clubs have promoted healthful, social lie
among the students. and each Of the four under-
craduate classes has a regular class organizauoi.
Eor a wear or two there has been a gratifying IN
crease in the number Of regular students az nto
nared with specials A new rule mas eoIc, NV
force this autumn, whereby only those speciai SUI
dents will be received who are ready 70 ,A Ia Ct
fuil wears work. Some special students oi ths.
wear have been allowed to return ior iess .ha.i
fuii work because they had already MADE tneir al
made.