New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

SENIOR SOCIETY Observation-Disclosures
PROGRAMME RENTALS FOR DoRMIToFlEs'
New-Hayen. Conn. June 2 (SpeciaD.-Elections
IN college societies are follows Skull and Bones
Francis Il. Harrison. New-York; Arson McCooN
Beard, Poughke epsie Arthur b. Shepiey 81 LOUIS
Lindsay Denison. Washington; ziba b. Pneips'
Wilkesbarre; Mortimer ~ Buckner. New-Oreans'
I,r,sr Mckee Washington; Frank A. Hnkey Ton
AMANDA: Frank S Butterw orth, Washington; Ben
ian,in s. Gable. Chicago: Walter r. Cooke fatel-
son; A. Ray Clark jr.. Cincinnati heiJ@nli',
Davis Chicago; Walter +. Garter brooh'!"' an"
William Sloane. New-York
Scroll and Keys-George T. Adee' Bartow-on.'"e
Sound: Allen Wardwe New-York; william
II scovile. Stamford Thomas Dyer Chicago;
Cornelius Vanderbilt. New-York; Roswel D.
Mason. Chicago; Henry G. Miller. r' Ch'-
caro-: Robert c. Nesbt. New-fork; Henry
P. briggs Waterbury, Laurens Iiai'''-
Ton New-York: John r. Williams, Chicago; George
X r. Wade ST. Louis; Howard b. Lee. Louisville
william A. Delano. Philadelphia. and Harry n
Taylor. Hartford.
Wolf's Hea6-Wilam L. Beadleston, New-York;
John MacGregor. jr. Akron; Thomas NJ Deot-
yoise New-York David b. Lyman. Jr'' La "rahee'
Ill: Henry ". Harris, East Orange, \. j.; VIII
lam + Parsons. Akron: William S. Eakin New
Jondon: James A. Draper. jr, Wilmington. Del
BENJAMIN J. Spock. New-Haven; John +. Ial''ase'
ir Brooklyn; Raymond 5. White. New orR' James
E. Cooper New-Britain; Guy K. McLane' New
York: Packer corning, AiDa''' "N
Phelps, Stamford.
The programme for commencement week al ioie
has lust been published. and is as follows SUNDAY
June o. 1890 a. m.-Baccalaureate sermon oS tns
president In the Battell Chape!
Monday. II a. m presentation exercises OF the
graduating class of college. with the CLASS
Grafton and poem in the Batel Chapei'
2 D. M. fading of class histories on the coHese
square. followed by planting OF class IVY y .,'
anniversary exercises of the Yale Law Schooi " Tue
Centre Church. with address TO the graduating clasS
nv Ex-Governor William e. Russell OF Cambridge
Mass. and Townsend prize speaking by three mem
hers of the senior class, TO be followed by the an
nual meeting Of the Yale Law School Alumni AS
ISOLATION with supper and addresses In the comma"
of Se shea school in r
Sheffield Hall; p m. promenade conc eao OF rne
meeting Of the alumni in Alumni Hall; 10 a. M T., TO
D. m, polls open in the library for ne eeet,Ol OF
ree in the Ss c ae BY Dr. william Lusk Of New.
York City Meetings Will also be ae ID az b noege
Classes OF 1874 lSls 1854 1882 1854 1869 1874 1879 1884,
Wednesday. 9 a. m.-Processon from the library
to the commencement exercises IN the Se tIap
BY six embers Of class in college IN
competitor for Of the de su HTTeSf in pr Asmn Hall
B. m-Reception of the president, In the Art School
Yale College the Scientific School and the Medical
In the list of rentals in the Yale dormitories no
change has been made in the rooms that have been
occIpie-l but students have been watching 10 see al
what prices the accommodations in the new build
ings Vanderbilt. Berkeley and White would De
placed Durfee has been considered the rich mans
dormitory but Vanderbilt appears destined TO take
that distinction Immediately Berkeley VIII be
cheap-priced dormitory as It's forty rooms brlns.
ing an average of 50 81 per week. with the highest
priced ones of which there four, at s. 80 per
week White will average 81 II per week for It's
ffty-two rooms. but II has eight at 81 per week
cheapest room In Vanderbilt will be rented at 81 80
a week without board. From that the prices rise
TO so week each for sixteen rooms, an average
Of So 10 per week for the slxty-six rooms In that
building. In each the cost will be divided be-
tween two students. who occupy the same suite.
The university will receive 1880 from Vanderbilt
Hall. s9l from White and 81, 420 from Berkeley for
The net return from Vanderbilt Hall will prob
ably be greater than that OF any other college
dormitory in the country, but IL Is stated strongly
that the net proceeds will not exceed ~ per cent
of the Of the building and the land. Many peo
pie wondering why. In view of the fact that
home. the corporation did not place the rentals
higher 10 get a greater return from the building.
The rooms would all have been taken. at what
ever prices were placed upon them. and the cor
poration could obtain large revenue from this
building. All the college buildings excepting the
Vanderbilt and Durfee will tend TO keep alive
the Democratic spirit of the Yale students. as. even
in White with its high priced rooms. there
enough cheap ones 70 give all classes n chance
Poor encouraged to take the course at
Yale by the low price at which rooms can be OBJ
taned the campus. and perhaps more by the
additional fact that the university distributes
which is equal to the net returns from all Its
dormitories, Including the three new buildings.