The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-28

Held SoOn-Class Meetings To Take Action
ON the Death of Members-New Shelf Y.
M. q. A. Rooms-Footbnn Practice--Glee
Club Trials-other Items.
The int collegiate tennis tourna-
ment will be held on the grounds of
the New haven Lawn club, beginning
Tuesday, October s. Yale will be rep
resented by Malcolm G. Chace &c. who
won the university championship last
spring, and by Arthur e. Foote '96.
Chace and Foote will also play togeth-
err in the doubles, An open tourna-
ment in singles will be held to deter
mine Yale's third Representatives. sing
les, the first and second man In this
tournament forming a second team in
doubles to represent Yale. Play will
begin to-day and trophy will be Civ
en- to the winner of the first place
Four courts are now ready at Yale
field for the use of those who desire
to practice for the tournament, and
three other courts will be in condition
by Monday. After the tournament is
over, the courts will be thrown open
for general use.
A meeting of the class of '97 was held
yesterday at 1:30 at Dwight Hall and
suitable resolutions were passed on the
death of ]. d. Garth, G. p. Kellogg
and B. H Porte. The class will wear
| mourning buttons.
The officers of the Y. M. c. A. have
| secured new quarters at 134 College
street for members of the scientific de-
partmenb of the university. Two
large rooms on the ground floor have
been tastefuly fitted up with tables
and the necessities for a reading room.
The college papers, as well as some of
the New York and New Haven dailies,
and the leading monthly magazines
will be placed in the rooms. 1t is also
designed as place for men to study
between recitations. A piano has been
purchased and the Wednesday evening
(, Bible class will hold it's meetings here
instead of in South Sheffield hall, where
they have formerly been conducted.
| An opening reception, to which all
| members of the department are invit-
ed, will be held tomorrow afternoon at
| 4 o'clock, when Professor Cameron,
| Mr.. Salmon and probably Professor
| Brush, as well as some of the, students,
| will deliver addresses.
| The academic freshman class this
year numbers about 800 members, an
| increase of about twelve over last
years freshman class The Sheffield
| Scientific school freshman class, it is
thought, will be smaller than last
years class, probably on account OF
the increased requirements for admis-
| sion.
| A senior class meeting was held in
Dwight Hall yesterday morning at
$3.50 to take action on the death OF
George 2. Gray, which occurred in Lon
1 don two weeks ago. w. r. Cross, E.
G. Lakeland, jr., and w. #. Ford were
appointed committee to draw up suit
able resolutions A. E. Foote, H. j
| Fisher, w. R. Cross Ward Cheney
Sherman Day, and A. p. Stokes, jr.
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