The morning call., 1894-03-15
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!

deliver an address, also TO request that
the graduating class be given seats on the
rostrum. the custom previously leaving the
class entirely out of public sight except
when Ii stood up to receive its diplomas.
The class will wear mortarboards and
gowns on the occasion. AS Charter day
comes on Good Friday. it was resolved
that the senior class, which always has
charge of the Charter-day hop should give
no dan &c. An effort will be made to recon-
slider the resolution and give the hop later.
AccoT ding TO the statement of the mana
ger OF '94s blue and gold, about S1100 had
been received and disbursed-bu. S232
having been obtained IN advertisements
and some 5000 remained yet to be paid.
A number of the class had sought 10 raise
this debt by giving Sullivan's opera. Trial
by jury" the last of March. and il was re-
ported 10 be now under way. a reSolu-
ton was then passed that each member of
the class should purchase ten tickets to the
opera at 80 cents apiece which he could
dispose of as he pleased.
The report of the class-day committee
promised unique and novel celebration
of the occasion. The report was adopted
and the committee given full power TO ar
range details and appoint mem ers of the
class to the various positions. The pro-
gramme to be carried out is
a. A class pi grimage, 10 start at 1890
O'Clock Saturday, May II, visiting the five
buildings, viz: Chemistry building Me-
chanics' building, North Hall, Library,
South Hall. at which speeches will be
made in honor of the halls.
~ After the pilgrimage. a tree, obtained
for the occasion from the home of Bishop
Berkeley. Will be planted with appropriate
ceremonies.
90 The afternoon exercises will be he'd
in the natural ampnitheater south of the
Chemistry building. These exercises will
be ia the form of "Vehmgericht," in
which all the class will participate. The
"Vehmgericht" is the old medieval tri-
bunal. and will give opportunity to give
characteristic hits On different mem hers as
they pass in Judgment. The tribunal will
afford opportunity for mysterious spec
tacular effect. The "Vehmgerichtr is the
suggestion o. Frank Burgess, one of the
instructors
In the evening the class will give an in
formal reception to the faculty in the Har-
mon Gymnasium. The present senior
class numbered 203 when it applied in 1890
for admission. OF these 10 were ad-
mitted and 100 remain now to graduate.
Athletics.
Berkeley finds herself in the peculiar
position in field and track athletics of the
isolation which too great All Outdistancin
of competitors surely brings. Last Satur-
10Y I'D Wbu DIsL place IN
all but two events. IL finds little response
from Stanford in its request for an inter-
collegiate day, and il feels that, for the
interest of coast athletics, 1t Should take
some step so as not to discourage entries
from other clubs. Therefore. the executive
committee expects 20 rule that In future
the u. G. men will enter events from other
clubs and usually not enter from the u. c.,
except in intercollegiate field DAYS. The
executive committee has adopted as a
uniform for field and track athletics suits
of light pongee silk with the letters u. C,
in blue and gold. For the uniforms In
each of the departments of athletics there
will be a special badge of distinction-a
gold arrow through the u. c. Only those
ON the varsity eleven, the first nine, the
varsity crew and those who have won
first places in track and field events can
wear the arrow.
Friday the U. G. boys will play the st.
lgnatius nine on the U. c. field.
Lectures.
EB. S. Pague of the United States
Weather Bureau delivered an illustrated
lecture on "Forecasting" at the Assembly
Hall last evening.
The date of Professor Barnard's lecture
on Celestial Photography" has been
changed to next Wednesday aftern con in
the Assembly Hail.
wednesday evening the Divide Musin
Company VIII give its concert In the As
eembly Hall under the auspices of the
Berkeley Athaneum.
The GIee Club concert of Tuesday even
ing netted about Sl25. which is shared be-