New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
HENRY IRVING WILL SPEAK AT CAMBRIDGE
IN MEMORY OF FRANK BoLLEs.

HENRY IRVING WILL SPEAK AT CAMbhiD"H
IN MEMORY OF FRANK BoLLEs.
r.,br,dee Mass Jan. q (SpecaD.-Henry irving
ha drawn largely on the interests of the students
during his engagement in Boston Inc enthusiasm
for him has been great that committee HUM
TIE new Harvard Union invited him to denver All
address before the university. and this Mr. irving
has promised TO do time during his second VISA
70 Boston. between March u and Is In lSS' MI
irving received and accepted similar invitation
and spoke to a large audience 1t has also pee' H"e
gested by Mr. Irving. through his manager 'n"' va
his return efforts might be made TO nave on VI MS
performances in Boston for Harvard students an"
~raduates and their friends only. Mr. Irving mas
mt the matter in the hands of the editors OF ne
Harvard Crimson" Offering TO place all the ucAe'S
for that evening under their control 10 De SOU o'
them to the students and graduates.
A movement has been started TO raise I"''i io'
the establishment of a scholarship or something
.,r,r IN roe,porv Of the late secretary of the uni
versitv Frank Bolles The plan is the suggestion
OF a recent graduate who contributes 30 10 STAR
the fund 1.-The Harvard Crimson VIII suoS'iiue
as much more. ard appeal Is made for ala "ol o"'
from students but from graduates VINO are lh,eI-
ested. as well as from otner friends of Mr.. BoIles
Subscriptions may be sent TO the president oil Inc
Harvard Crimson" Acknowledgement OF an ie-
ceipts will be made in the columns OF the paper
The Athletic Committee has published letter IN
reference their act confirming the APPOINTMENT u
.Joseph Wiggin l.. S. captam OF the HHlc ne
state that they hold the firm belief that sIauutS
captains of athletic teams are not 10 DE eiCouatu
bu that they agree to confirm Wig2ln ; cieotloh pe
cause his case seemed BE- abnormal No r.. AZ
nayer OF last years nine is eligible. ana W lssln
who was a substitute. is the only aNt!idoe man
who can be trusted with tn" interests OF thS ltdi'
This decision made itself felt IN the iootnin queSS
fion Had the Athletic Committee raiser no On
iectons IL Is very probable that W aterS "ouu nave
Seen reelected captain of the eleven
The Vale Chess Club. following the custom stI 'eu
two years ago. has challenged the Harvard Chrs55
and Whist Club two Correspondence EdiltS S'ir
the play has already begun. Two years ago mar
ward won both games. ana as she came Ou' SeCplIu
IN the recent intercollegiate tournament her CAS-
representatives are hopeful of second victory me
players average about three moves week on etSh
game and the contest is thus prolonged laie INTO lhe
spring term. ,.... hos ,oon
a new Harvard engineering society mas peeh
formed In the Lawrence Scientific School, the scope
OF which Is somewhat broader than that or most
college organizations Active membership VIII De
limited TO students and instructors. but al pFac-
Using engineers may come in aS associate members
Professor Ira ~ Hollis is president; y. y John-
son l.. s. S. "a. secretary; j. u. Vaughan l. ;. =
'95 treasurer: W f. Clarke. l.. :: :. 30 librarian
The old oxford Club which had been OUT or
existence for two years. has been revived ana the
officers under the organization are: T.. r.:
Proper Cir. president; X. Robson Cir. Nce-pres-
dent: F. s. Dunn. "a. secretary; q. j. Capp 3d.
The first Moot Trial in the Harvard Law School
for forty wears was held Wednesday. Inc case
was a modification of the famous Rowland Will case