New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

REPORTS ABOUT CHAPEL ATTENDANCE
Princeton, ~ J., March (speciaD.-The report
mas lately been printed in the daily papers ana III d
number of college publications 20 the effect that
chapel attendance has been made voluntary. M
report is the direct opposite Of the truth. During
the Mills meetings the time Of chapel was maze Il
half-hour instead OF fifteen minutes. as u Gus
tomary. For this reason and because of the I'M
usual character of the services attendahce was
made voluntary for the time being. pom compie-
ton Of tha Mills meetings, chapel attehdahc' was
made compulsory. is now. The catalogue OF 'hc
seminary has appeared. There are 232 students
enrolled distributed as follows: Graduates, nlhe-
teen: seniors sxty-one middle class, seventy-three;
juniors slxty-nine. and specials. ten rive o'ner
seminaries. sXty-siX colleges. twentY-fouT Htd''H
and six foreign countries are repre- scented anu
Princeton heads the list with ffty-three. or ue
States Pennsylvania sends seventy-one New-JerSey
twenty-SeVen and NeW-N ork twenty Cdiidud S'''''
twelve and Ireland ten.
The special lectures announced for this year are
the Stone course. the lecturer being the Kew T. H.
Wines Secretary of the Illinois state Board OF
Charities: Certain Sociological Problems. and
the students lectures missions. ny me itt .
DR. William Imbrie. professor In the Nell Ndh"-i"
Toxic The session TINS year w bstor w has been
elected by the MARYLAND LEGISLATURE TO ue'vTI di me
of the State Capitol at Annapolis on March ..
At the meeting OF the Erc-a-B rac Gpnl n
A l. y Dennis was elected chairman The board
now nc - consists Of the following men: c. H. Bost
wick A. Is. Roberts, w H. =. SchoohhHther' W. r
NJ Sewers. ,-,-.,.., 1..t,,,.o
Of the Theological Seminary the Following We're
Affected officers President. DIR. PurVes: vlce-presi-
dents Harris '92 Bradshaw, Biederwof "; secre-
tarv and treasurer. Dugan. 81. Systematic work
viii he carried on from a Christian point or view
and the members of the institute viii be expected
10 hand in reports and statistics In regard 10 the
cities in which they live. it is hoped that the
omtcome Of this movement will be the establish
ment OF a Princeton House In the slums OF New
The Brokaw Memorial is practically completed
Work on the field itself Will be begun as soon as
the weather permits and Will be pushed rorwara as
rapidly as possible If the weather IS faVofable II
is hoped complete the memorial at an carry date
At a meeting Of the Senior Dance committee
Alexander henson was elected chairman, ana j.
Nac\ THOMPSON was elected to the committee 10
iii the vacancy caused by the resignation or IT, /"
Tarnmm 1t was decided to give the dance on
May 1. -, -, r,,,.o,,r
a visit last fall founded prize of gold medal TO
be contested for in debate in wing ffall on
French politics The contest is open to seniors only
and was this year awarded to j. :. Campbeli.
The following will compose the Junior Fr0menaue
Committee for this year: h J.. Crawford; cha ar
man; Colby Stanley Mccormick. Harold Nc
Cormck. Baird, Bunting, Harding Blair R Slddie
Teal C;anett. Decker. Thatcher. North ana NorTlS;
In the sophomore ora torical contest IN Wing nan
the first prize was awarded to T.. W. Hamilton
second to Robert MCEION.