New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.
DATES FOR GLEE CLUB CoNcERTs-No ATH-
IETES WANTED

DATES FOR GLEE CLUB CoNcERTs-No ATH
IETEs WANTED
pr,nceton n L. Dec s (SpeciaDThe university
r,ec club will make an extensive Western trip dur
ing the holidays. The trip will extend as 1ar west
as Denver going by the southern oeit ana returning
by the northern. The club. consisting OF over nfty
members will make the entire trip In special
train of two private cars. a Pullman, ana Dag
raae-car The opening concert will be given In
Pfttsburg on December II. The rest OF the tour ~
as follows: December IS, Louisville December ~
Indianapolis December 90 st. Louis; December a.
Kansas City: December %, Colorado Springs De
cember "a Denver; December &c Lincoln: December
81 Omaha: December %. Cedar Rapids December
90 Davenport: December 81. Chicago: January J.
Columbus The personnel of the club Is as foilows'
Harold Mccormick. '95. business anager' "oou
ward X Green, 96. assistant manager "iee ciup
A. r. Teal leader; first tenors. j. W. Garrett No.
r II Person 'e5 A. r. Fordyce. 90, J. C. Kerr
i'ee II c. Eldridge 9s. II. G. Foster. "; second
tenors J. c. Harding % +. Murphy jr. 80. L. l.
,Reichner p. G., F. Il. McNish. '91 i. H. Miller w
first BASES, H. l.. Crawford. 80 A. r. TEAL 49, W
X Greene 60 w. ii. Andrus. 81, >. Erdma'' o.
j. W. Churchman. 9S; second BASES. W. j. Bard
's5. L. F. Pease, 95. A. a. Tamage. SO, g. j. Gecr
's, j. NJ Rhodes jr. 81. r. c. Caples 80 BANJO
club j. W. Decker. leader bantornes' ). W.
Decker 'e5 F. c. Speer. '95 W. s. Bayls' 70 H. ~
Smith. 90, A. A. Talmage. '96. c. A. George w
banjos p Tillnghast &C. J. H. Caldwell Vs. p'e-
colo banjo j. W. LORD. 70; guitars y. % fN"4.
i'e5 r s North 81 W. H. Roberts. 95. j. f. Weiss
'.e5: contra bass. c. Van f. Carroll r. Clay. 20
Mandolin club: Rhodes Clay. leader: H. Mex BecS
p g.. Rhodes Clay 81 Speer 70 :" onover &c
E M NJ MiiieT. 81; yclin. S. = Hedges IS !
Kurtz '9s; flute j. c. Neel;. p. G.: cornet r. Is
McNish. 50; mandola w. H. Roberts 49, o5 ceito' l.
North. 49, j. +. Weiss. 's5 J. H. Caldwell. SS con-
last Year CAPTAIN Trenchard Wheeler and Phil
king were taken along with the Cup on ts nuh
Al he PrtnCetOntan
on this subject THE near approach OF the SnIist
mas holidays with the attendant trip which IS
always taken by the musical clubs recas a., is
ter which was a OF considerable crt'ei ca
las, year We do not know that II has been
fully decided upon as yet, but IL mas peen Iu
imored through the college that some or inc mus
Appointment athletes are to be taken along Oh tne
'frip as drawing cards While this Is a very nice
commitment TO the ones thus favored. ana al
Though SOM persons may be glad 10 TAKE au
vantage of the opportunity to see men VINO are re-
'nowned in athletic circles yet we beheve tha' we
voice the sentiments of the majority OF tne UNI
idergraduate body When we protest "e" ''
such action" .,., ,u. ruin
The University Harriers held their third prize run
.on Wednesday afternoon AZ CIV tne from the
cannon, heading their course past brokaw NE
mortal to the canal which they folioweu, .u'
TO the right Circling about the water-tower ana
passing through Guernsey they Teurnra v up
,ard-ave after a of forty-four minutes. As
the hounds did not arrive within the time al
lowed them the prize given TO HARNESS. VINO
was the first TO reach the cannon ,,., l., 49,.
The syn,nasum team gave an eNn'oi:, wmn n
at Trenton. on THURSDAY evening: Inc ioIlo Vy
Coll. So Turner. go kellerman, 49, Biackmodaee
Poe. 81: Emmons 81; Beamer. IS and Van
Schroeder '9S