Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-25
THE RUBINsrEIN CLUB.
The Concert at Warner Hall Ne
Monday Evening.

The Concert at Warner Hall Next
Monday Evening.
twenty-five ladies will participate in the I
recital to be given at Warner hall by the !
Rubinstein club next Monday evening.
They will be under the direction of Miss
Ella N. Belden, the well known contralto
and voice teacher. The members of the
club are Mrs. George A. Mayoook, Mrs. L.
A. Mansfield, Mrs. Peter T. Reynolds, Mrs.
J. d. Taylor, Mrs. L. g. Hull, Mrs. W. ].
Pierce, Mrs. William Lockwood, Mrs. r.
P. Jacobs, Misses Anna F. Treat, Susette
Asher, Mary Brooks, Harriet Lum, Flea
nor Hill, CLARA Wells, Florence Doolittls,
Lulu Uhl, Smith, Grace Beers, Hutohing-
son, Nellie Thompson, Edith A. Porter,
Kendrick, Jessie Dyer.
Besides Miss Belden those who take solo |
parts, either In songs OF the glees sung by |
the club, will be Miss Treat, the soprano |
of the First N. E church; Miss Porter of |
the st. James church quartet, Mrs. Hull, |
contrslto at Humphrey street Oongrega-
tional church; Miss Asher, Mrs. Reynolds, |
M!ss Lum, Miss Brooks and Miss Mans
field. Miss Mansfield, Miss Porter and
Miss Dyer will sing trio and Miss Dyer
will recite. Tickets can be obtained at
Treat & Shepsrd's.
Yale Entf1eSs
INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ENTRIES.
The Yale entries for the Inter- Collegiate
Athletic association games which take
place at the Manhattan athletic field, New
York city, tomorrow, May 26, are as fol-
| lows:
100 yards dash-W. NJ. Richards '95, W.
| D. Cleveland '94, q. F. Sanford. L: s.; A.
L D u n - 10
q. Parker '97, R. O. Anderson '94S.
220 yards dask-W. M. Richards '95, W.
| D. Cleveland "a, G. F. Sanford, L. 8, A.
Pond '96 s., F. E. Wade '96, n. Chubb '95
s., G. Gillette '97, R. @. Anderson '94 8.
Quarter mile rune. F. Sanford, L. s.,
F. F. Bennett '96, s. z. Gerard '97, I. M.
Jordan '95, g. Parker '97, g. 8. Frank e5
S., II. Chubb 's5 s., W. NJ. Richards '95.
Half mile run-W. s. Woodruff '96. 8.
Klstt, L. s., I. NJ. Jordan '95, q. s.
Frank '955., J. I. Potter '94, Il. Chubb
1858.
Nile run-W. Scovllle '95, w. q. Wad-
hams '96, W. BraiRerd $685., J. F. Nor
gan '94, F. 8. Bracket 1917.
1870 yards hurdles-Q0 hurdles, feet
inches higb)-G. B. Hatch '9s, NJ. 8. Hart
ga s., D. B. Lyman 's4. E Il. cAdy 's6 8,
P. Van Ingen '97.
NV YARDS nufoles-(lV nuEdies, q Ieet .
inches high)-L. P. Sheldon '96. Eaton
'o5, A. DsW. Erskine '94 s., E. Fl. Cady
'95 S., NJ. s. Hart '94 s., D. B. Lyman '94,
G.. B. Hatch '96.
Mile walk-W. B. Allison '94, F. s. Bun
nell '94, F. .. Thrall '96 s.
Running high jump-E. 81. Cady '05 8 I,
8. K. Gerard '97, J. q. Thompson '97, 8.
B. Roe '95 s., L. W. Ladd 's5, s. D. Bow
ers '97.
Running broad jump. P. Sheldon '9e,
| f. E. Wade '96, J. I. Ltneswesver '97, 81.
deSibour 1915, A. Pond '96 8.
Pole vault-M. q. Kershow '95, H.
Thomas '95. G. B. Rice 's4 S., g. N. Allen
'95 g., T. O. Brett '96 S.
Putting the shot-P. T. Stillman '95 S.,
W. o. Hickok '95 s., A. Brown 1916. C.Coit
'96, II. P. Cross '96, O. Chadwick '97, D.
B. Lyman '95.
Throwing the hammer-P. T. Stillman
'95 s., W. O. Hickok '95 s., A. Brown '96
s., G. Colt '96, @. Chadwick '97, 81. P.
Cross '96.
8 Two mile bicycle race. Hill '97,H. D.
Parmelee '95, G. R. Brewster '94 s., W. 81
Glenny '94 s., A. A. Alling '96, and E. G.
I Heidrich 49,
Excursions to the Yellowstone Park
h Raymond & Whitcombs first Yellow
n stone National Park excursion party THU
q Of thirty four days, the outward route t.
q be by way of Colorado. Among the place
|. of interest to be visited in the "Centennia
v State" are Asnitou, the Royal Gorge of tn
Arkansas river, and Glenwood Syringe
r Stops will also be made at Salt Lake Cit
# and Anaconda, and then will follow q ful
u week among the geysers, canons and othe
# | natural wonders of the National Park
" The homeward journey is to include visit
It to Minneapolis, St. Paul. Chicago and Nj
n agara Falls. descriptive book of on
hundred pages may be obtained withou
- charge of Raymond & Whitcomb, 20
r Washington street, Boston.
a. Broke His Leg.
at Daniel Ford of East Cambridgepott
in Mass, fireman on the Consolidated raj
m road, recsived bad fracture of his rigt
a leg yesterday in attempting to alght fro,
a. freight train it was rapidly passln
81 through the old depot, this city, now til
- City market. He was taken to the hosp
- tai.