The morning call., 1894-11-12
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BERKELEY,

Two young ladies of the senior class of
the unive rsiiy. Miss Gertrude Henderson
and Miss Katherine Wambold, will or
ganize a girls club in West Berkeley this
evening, TO be conducted in conjunction
With the boys club already formed. An
other boys club will also be formed this
evening.
The work in West Berkeley will serve
as a training school for the students in
sociology in the university, and prepare
them for the work in the settlement in
San Francisco.
The settlement house at South Park in
San Francisco is now being cleaned and re-
paired. and will be furnished in part and
ready for occupancy by the end of next
week. Frederick III. Haynes, Ph.D., of
Harvard, an instructor in sociology in the
university, has been elected head Of the
house, aud viii have general charge of all
the work. DR.. Haynes will not take up
his residence at the house until the close
of the term, but meantime one OF the post
graduate students will live at the house
and the work will be at once organized.
Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Moses. Miss Finch,
DR.. Philip Brown and others will take
part in conducting boys and girls clubs.
mothers clubs, workingmen's clubs. etc.
Books and pictures will be placed in the
big hall OF the house and an inviting place
made for all in the neighborheod. The
most essential work al frst-m0re i'm
poItant than the formation of the clubs
even-ls to get acquainted with the neigh
borS and let them see that the residents
have not come down to them, but have
come to be a family among them, willing
tn give the result of their knowledge and
experience and expec ing to receive in re-
turn an equivalent from the experience of
the people whose lives are cramped in
narrow lines.
Athletics.
The University Athletic Association is
far behind in its accounts with medal
winners. It owes up to date twenty rec
ord gold medals. sixty silver first place.
sixty silver second place and forty bronze
third place medals.
Field Captain North is back to college,
after severe illuess extending over sew
eral months. North is very able execu-
tive officer, and track athletics are expected
to improve under his direction.
The matter Of sending team East next
spring may be carried to a successful issue.
The University Bicycle Club took run
TO Haywards by the light of the moon
Saturday evening.
The freshman field day has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
The Freshman football team will play
the eleven of Mount Tamalpais Academy
next Saturday. The members of the team
will not be allowed to attend the fresh
man giee.
A boxing club has been organized in the
university with twenty-five members.
Dan HONG. '95. win instruct the club.
Social.
Mrs. Martin Kellogg gave the first of a
series of three receptions to the senior
class Friday evening. The class is 10 be
received in three sections, as 1t is too large
10 meet at one time in the parlOrS of prl-
vate house.
Beginning Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der so. the ladies of the faculty will insti-
tute a series of afternoon teas to the
students of the university. The tea will
be given the third Tuesday of each month
in Stiles Hall.
The fair and bazaar at st. Joseph's
Church, held by the ladies of the Catholic
church last week, proved quite an attrac-
ton. the booths being tastefully arranged.
The Choral Union.
The University Choral Union is not
being properly supported this year and
may become defuDct. The union opened
the year with the intention Of pre- raring
HandPs "Messiah" for next commence
ment; but instead of the 200 voices ueces-
sary for the oraturio there were but fifty
10 sixty in attendance. and in consequence
the design of preparing the Messiah" has
been given up,