The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-04
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES.
TH0Sa WHO GO ON THE EASTER
 TRTP OF THE GLEE CLUE.

THOSA WHO GO ON THE E-4STER
 TRIP OF THE GLEE CLUB, New Book by Professor H. A. Beors-- Dwight Hall Men in Tuesdays Un-
 pIeasantness-other Items of Interest.
 The following is a list of the men who will be taken on the Easter trip;
 GLEB CLUB.
 First tenors-George Jacobus '95, J. St. J. Nolan '95, c. ". Van slyke '95s,, c. S. Stephenson '95sg w. J. Lapham 97, G. c. schreiber ,9S.
 Second tenors-J. H. Richards '95, T. M. Debevoise '95, w. K. Duckworth. '95 S., M. J. Dodge 'sS H, E. Nolan '97, G, Green, P. G.
 First bass-B. l. spock 'a5, w. G. Vim cent '96, F. sheehan '9S, H. W. Carey '97, Grenville Parker '98.
 Second bass-J. E. Cooper '95, F. M. Terrill 96s, J. F. Eagle '96, E. c. Lack land '96, T. w. Griggs '95S.
 BANJO CLUB.
 Banjeaurines-G M. Rowland '95S., W. R, Black '95s., F. F. Brooks '96s., D. T. Moore '96s., Mex. D. Mckee '96.
 Banjos-G. B. B. Lamb, l.. S., A. R. Clark '95.
 Piccolo banjo-L, L. Kountze '97.
 Mandolins-H. Street '95, D. Stewart '96.
 Cello-J. l.. Parke '97.
 Guitars-D. U. Wilcox '95S., R. A. Hamlin '95s., J. D. Good '95s., s. R. Kennedy '9S, IT. D, Kountze '97, c. II. Remington '95.
 THE WAYS or YALE"
 Those who remember Prof. Henry A. Beers story of the four Yale graduates in "A Suburban Pastoral and Other Stories" will be glad to know that more distinctively Yale book from his pen has just been published The title, The Ways of Yale," comes from Sted- mans Ballad of Lager Bier" The period is in the consulship of Plancus. The first group of sketches are of things in the days of the fence, and the sec ond is composed of papers read by mem bers of the Red Letter club, to which organization the reader has been intro- duced In Part I. Half of the selections are in verse, which sometimes bur lesques that of some well known pieces. The last poem is a lovers reverie. The book includes Some Changes in College Life in the Last Quarter Century" "Jubilee Odes-Prolog i'm Himmel," "The Thimbles, 'Chums,' Eating Clubs" Leaves from the Diary of an Undergraduates Analytical Algebra" {" "our Own Percival." tBlfteraux Cham "The Springald and the Can da Galli," 'Amours Passagers" and Expressions of ~ ub-Freshman."
 The Mail and Express in the review of Prof. Beers nsubnrban Pastoral" said: We shalh remember him among the sweetest, tenderest and gravest of our story tellers.n
 "The Ways of Yafei and "A, Subur- ban Pastoral are snali buckram bound volumes with frontispieces. The book will be on sale April 6
 A FRANK EXPRESSION OF OPrN-
 ION.
 The. following communication appear ed in the Yale News yesterday, To the Chairman of the Yale News:
 There is present among the student body of Yale an association of men combined for the averred purpose of 1 the teaching and carrying out of | Christian doctrines. With this end In view meetings are held in Dwight hall l and the Customary for1nalisms l to such congregations are adhered to. and readings and inter- | pretations of divine scriptures are en- gagged in. In men so trained it would | seem that Yale must possess leaders | who in the good cause could never fail. | In all times when mob gatherings of | students to assert class feeling has en- dangered class athletics these men | whose controlling power rests on the | respect felt for their religious position | In college, have been most zealous in aiding the university athletic manage ment in quelling the disturbance.
 Yesterday the streets of New Haven were the scene of an action most dis to Yale. The participants were 10 longer worthy of the grand old col ege, and though Dwight hall was ably | in the crowd, no action at all was taken to assert not merely the ,ouse of Christianity, but common hu- nanity.