The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-12
TALE VOTES.

:. YALE NOTES. Gise and Banjo c.ub .rip-The Men Who win Go-Junior Prom. Decorations Other Notes. The Junior Prom. committee made the following arrangements Friday in regard to decorations. The decorat- ing will be by c. H. Roster of New York. who has done this work for the last few years Almost the entire cell ing will be covered with blue, so as to make e sky effect. The side walls will be decorated with pink. The front of the boxes and of the galleries will be faced with white. and there will be white canopies above the boxes Instead of having the tie-rods wound with smilax as heretofore, blue will be used to make the room appear higher. An article by Dr. Anderson on tho Yale gymnasium, entitled The Evolu- tion from Grind to Giant" will appear in the Illustrated American for Decem- ber p.
 Nearly all of the leading colleges have elected their football captains for next year. a partial list being as fol- lows: Amherst, J. T. Pratt; Harvard. c. Brewer: University of Pennsylvania, Williams; Cornell, Wyckoff; Williams, Hickey; Dartmouth. Mccormack; Trin- ity, Langford.
 aLEE CLUB PROGRAM.
 The following program, subject to slight change, has been arranged for the Christmas trip of the University Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs Part I. Beau Ideal March ................So Sousa
 Banjo Club. Alma Mater ....................Sh Shepard Yodle ....................
 MT. Lapham and Club. Merry Men ......................M Mosher LiebeSlied ......................
 MT. Green and Club. Pretty Maid .Neidllnger
 Part II. Waltz-Magnolia Blossoms De Koven
 Banjo Club. Thursday-(arr. by Shepar0.. .Molloy Society Songs-(D. K. E. Psi U)..
 ...................... Carm. Yalen Sweetest Story Ever Told ........Stulz
 MT. Green and Club. Tutti Fruit
 Part III. The Butterfly ...................B .Benedix
 Banjo Club. Negro Sweep Quartet .............. Chanson ....................
 Mr. Lackland and Club. Bright College Years .Durand 'Sl The following men will be taken on the trip:
 Glee Club.
 First tenor-G. Jacobus '95, J. St. J. Nolan '95, c. s. Stephenson '95 S., G. w. Van Slyke '95 S., w. J. Lapham '97, G. G. Schreiber '9S.
 Second tenor-W. J.JSheehan, M. S., J. H. Richards '95, T. McE. Debevoise '95, w. K. Duckworth 's5 S., H. Ledyard '97, M. J. Dodge '9S. 's
 First bass-B. I. Spoclk '95, w. G. Vim cent '96, G. Parker '9S, G. w. F. Gillette '96 S., H. H. Riddle '9S .-t..
 Second bass-J. E. Cooper '95, D. c. Lackland 's6, F. M. Terrill '96 S., J. F. Eagle '96, E. T. Bell, jr., r96 S. .,..
 Banjo Club. Banjeuarines-G. M. Howard '95 S., W. R. Black '95 S., F. F. Brooks '96 S., D. T. Moore '96 s. Piccolo banjo-L. l.. Kountze '97. Mandolins-F. B. Stephenson '95 S., l.. R. Metcalfe '95 s. ,-.
 Banjos-G. B. B. Lamb, l.. S., A. R. Clark '95. Cello-J. L. Parke '97,r .,. Guitars-D U. Wilcox '95 S., R. A. Hamlin '95 S., J. E. Good '95, F. J. H. Brookfield '97, H. D. Kountze '97. The average price of rooms in White dormitory is $5.13 per week and in Ber- kelley s2.37.
 The University Glee and Banjo clubs will give concert in New Britain this evening.
 T. L. Bayne, ex-'87, has been captain of the Southern Athletic club football eleven this fall.
 The Mandolin club will accompany the Glee and Banjo clubs on the Christ mas trip.
 The gymnasium will close on Wednes- day, December 19, at noon, and, except on Christmas and New Years day, it will be open for half a day only until the beginning of next term.
 Eighty selected men will take part in the gymnastic exhibition to be given this evening at the gymnasium before the contests of the Y. G. A.
 Hereafter no student outside of the academic departments will be allowed to play on teams of the New England Football league. 1 The amount expended on the gymna- sium at Harvard has risen from $1,5S6 in 1879 to s11,5O4 at the present time, while the number of lockers in use has increased from 474 in 1880 to 1,263 last year.
 FOREIGN MISSIONS.