Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-01
YALE NOTES.
Art School Exhibition - Harvard
 Yale Game-BOyAs Club Entertain.

Art school Exhibition - Harvard- Yale Game-Boys, Club Entertain ment.
 The graduation exercises of the art school will take place to-day. Following the custom which has been observed for many years, the exercises will be very in- formal. At p. m. the pupils and alumni will give . private view of the past years work. At S:30 in the evening there will be lecture in the south gallery by F. Hopkinson Smith, the well-known author and artist, who will talk on "Modern French Impressionism." Ar. Smith has worldwide reputation as . writer of de- lightful sketches and stories. After the lecture Professor John F. Weir will award the English prize to the pupil having shown the greatest improvement during the years work. An interesting feature of this years class day is the exhibition.of fine collection of water color and char coal drawings by F. Hopkinson Smith.
 Almost the entire collection consists of scenes of Venice, and has been on sxhibi- ton at New York, Baltimore and at the worlds fair. Some of the drawings have been hung in the south gallery, and the others are on the right of the hall on the first floor.
 In the first room to the right, ,on entering the building, is 8 carefully selected collec- ton of drawings, paintings and studies, which were made by some of the alumni when in tho school. During the past year there have been about thirty pupils taking | nd A. demic students who have taken tho special course of drawing from antique under Pro- lessor Niemeyer, and water painting under Professor Weir.
 Preparations have been made by the ex- | ecutive committee of the Boys' club for an | entertainment to be given this evening al l 7:30 o'clock at the Oak street naission. A l short program has been arranged az fol lows: Selection on cello by J. L. Parke '97. l reeitations by E. L. Smith 'o7 and F. P. Gsrvan '97; selections by the Second Banjo l club and the Freshman Glee club: Indian club swinging by H. A. Loomis '96; fencing exhibition between G. s. Haydock '87, and B. B. Kaufman '97. After the entertain. ! ment attachments will be served. Other selections will probably bs added.
 The final and deciding game of tht championship series between Harvard an6 | frlncetOn Wlu DC playeo at tne nel0 to
 morrow at p. m. A limited number ot
 grand stand seats are on sale at the GO
 operative store; prices are fifty cents fol
 grand stand and fifty cents admission
 The tickets remaining over from sale II
 Princeton, New York Uniyersity club) ani
 Boston will be put on sale at the co -oI
 Saturday morning. Additional bleacherl
 have been put up which will accommodat,
 l, ,500 people, so that there will be no car
 risge positions for gale. Carriages onl,
 will be admitted at the upper gate, foo
 passengers at the lower. Visitors are eau
 tioned agsinst buying tickets of anyon
 except official ticket sellers or at the be7 ! office. The official score cards will be ol
 sale ct the grounds.
 DECLINED BY THE PUTS.
 The Hartford Horse c Guards' Proffere' Escort.
 HARTFORD, May 31.-The Putnam Pha
 lanx have declined the rendered escort o
 the First company, Governors Hors
 Guard, on tho occasion of the visit of tn
 Worcester Continentals and the Amoskea,
 Veterans, June IS. Objection was mad
 by the First company, Governors Foo
 Guard, whose escort has been accepted, be
 cause of the Horse Guards more moderl
 uniform than that of the other organization
 and the fact that no cavalry is desired il l the parade.