New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
HARVARD.
UNCOMMON INTEREST IN THE SUMMER sCHooA'
THE FRANK BoLLEs FUND

UNCOMMON INTEREST IN THE SUMMER sO"O
THE FRANK BOLLEs FUND.
cornhr,doe June q (speciaD.-Wth the class DAY
,ost,,,,es Harvard practically closes for the sum
- Tho only, exercises which remain now are
,hosa on commencement. which comes next
Wednesday. - .,,r,
Tho Frank Bolles Fund. which has been FORMING
now for several months, VIII proDaoiS ~,
q 20 or nj least reach that sum. The fund VIII oe
1900 o,,o- 70 the university authorities the day
a,,o- commencement by the Undergraduate treas
,,ror II A. Cutter '9i Measures Will propaoiy De
,ator rext wear to Increase the size OF the iuno
still more. ..., 80 ,o,,o
The Uarvhrd Summer School Is expected 10 nave
an unusually successful season this year twenty
nine courses will be given In CamDriuse' anu ~,
eral moro besides in the Medical Schooi 10 an
those courses except those in the Medical Schooi'
in engineering and to the more advanced co"'S79 IA
geology women will be admitted. All cou'9r' "
gin on July and continue for SIX weeks u'l''' HN
gust 15 AS n rule only course can De 'ahe" 40
II is intended to keep the students pusy he'' 81,
dov with each course. A new feature this year Will
no certain lectures on methods of instruction by
teachers in the several departments. They VIII De
open TO those who enrolled as students III any
OF the schools In the uniVersby 80 conrs 90
nlicaons for information about the summer
have been received this year than ever before out
IT cannot be positively stated no" man" thst on ac-
attendance. 1t is interesting TO not IN ~ on
count Of the great Increase In the huiioe. .Iis
gupering given ana lequlTcu' a. ~, 10
summer men In the engineering department VIII ne
required TO do summer work. , l.,
sued II Is edited by w. b. Wolfe. 70 ana I. ";
carrier '96 1t is probably one OF the Des pies u
work which has been done In this line I99r yeaiS'
and II serve as a me souvenir or Harvard -
The Prospect Union is meeting with marked SUE, SUI
cess i'm its cncrts to raise funds for the Purcndste
Of the old city Hall property OF tne s,vW VI ha
IL is necessary raise by subscription over HAIL Ia"
been definitely pledged. ,..,, for
on TUESDAY OF next week the examinations loI
admission 10 Harvard College and the Lawrence
Scientific School begin. ON Thursday the haI nar
chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa will meet: HehIy
Cabot Lodge will deliver the Grafton ana the rev
Theodore G. Williams the poem. -, 49,. t,,or,or
At the annual election Of officers for the Pi@r ira
Sodality the following were chosen iIeS.ueIle'
H. p Walker; vice-presdent, A. W. HAL tgS;;bfn-
tarv l. s Bacon. %: treasurer, T. ". rrothlhg-
ham 'ei librarian. G. r NJ Humf9rg, W. 'ea ag
& I, Stafford 81. concertmester, H. 5c!urI, D.,
Al a meeting OF the Institute OF IN was ne
cicd to undertake to build new house FOR some h
time q5 and g6 men have been WORKING on thei
nl,n which now has prospect OF beng C"Tr az
"a, 4 committee consisting Of a. Johnson ~
T., Merrill o. and j. \. Gatc. 49, was appoihted ~
takc the matter In charge and 70 maze an attr mp
TO raise money by subscription from graduates our
ing the summer. . -, ,od
Henry t. Hlgginson has become treasurer OF nad,
ellie COLLEGE. Mr. Higginson VIII nave charse Vi
rho investments.