The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-21
YALE VOTES.

Addition to the Trophy Room-Yaie-Har- ward BAll-Resoiutions Sent to Dr. An- drew ]. N hits.
 An addition has but lately been made to the trophy room in the gymnasium, in the shape of a memorial of the famous Pioneer crew" of Yale. in ls4s. The memorial consists of an ash frame made by William J. Weeks of Brook Haven. L. l.. member of the crew, within which are the receipts of the boat builder. the freight agent and other people connected with the boat. From these we learn that the boat was bought on May 23. 1S4s. and on a card attached to the bottom 1t Is stated that the frame was manufactured from one of the original oars of the crew which was broken in practice on New Haven harbor. On one side of the frame is the old paddock used on the house where the boat was kept, and above is a placard containing the names of the crew. The memorial has been, placed in a prominent position in the trophy room.
 YALE-HARvARD BALL.
 Arrangements for the sixth annual Yale-Harvard ball. which will be given at the City Hall. Springfield, on the evening of Friday, November 2S, the eve of the game, are more elaborate this year than ever. and about eight hundred prominent people from New York, Boston, Hartford, New Haven and Springfield are expected to be present. The decorations will be very fine. This ball is a strictly invitation affair, and about 1900 cards have been sent out. The patronesses are Mrs. Charles O. Chapin, Mrs. Dwight Holland, Mrs. James A. Rumrill, Mrs. Walter H. Wesson, Mrs. Elisha Nor gan, Mrs Frederick Harris, and Mrs. H. M. Phillips, all of Springfield. The entire management of the affair Is under the personal direction of Harry G. Chapin '72 and George D. Pratt.
 TO SING AT HARRINGTON.
 A quintet of the glee- club composed of J. St. J. Nolan 's5, F. B. Stephenson '95 S., Sheehan, M. S., B. c. Lockland '96 and G. Parker '98, will sing at an en- tertainment given this evening at Far mington.
 RESOLUTIONS SENT TO DIR. ANDREW J.
 WHITE.
 The following resolutions prepared by a committee from each of the college papers, and suitably engrossed by Tiff fany & c. of New York, have been for warded to Dr. Andrew J. White in recognition of his generosity in provid- ing the papers with new offices:
 The editors of the Yale Daily News, Yale Alumni Weekly, Yale Literary Magazine, Yale Record and Yale Cour- ant, through their representatives, de- sire to express to Dr. Andrew J. White their hearty appreciation of his kind forethought and generosity in placing at their disposal offices for editorial pur- poses dn the dormitory presented to Yale university through his liberaqity.
 A new era has been inaugurated in journalism at Yale with the opening of these offices, whose complete equipment affords facilities in this branch of col lege work and superior to those of any university. In his provision for these quarters he has left nothing to be de sired down to the smallest details for the furtherance of editorial work, finan- cial management and the comfort of the occupants, creating thereby an ever in creasing legacy to the literary life at Yale.
 In offering to him our most sincere thanks we feel that we are expressing not only out own gratitude and that of future editors, but also of all Yale men. We take pleasure in informing him that his name will always be enrolled as an honorary subscriber to these papers. z. Bennett Phelps for Yale Daily News. t.r' -.f
 E. W. Beattie, jr., for Yale Alumni Weekly. -..... -.
 Charles Cheney Hyde, for Yale Liter ary Magazine. Lanier Mckee, for Yale Record. Daniel Grouse Adams, for Yale Cour- ant. i .H