New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
COLCMRIA.

COLUMBIA.
4 course OF lectures on photography are 20 be
given under the auspices OF the Columbia College
Photographed Society. at Columbia College Mad
lson-ave ard Forty-ninth-st. The dates ana sup
jects OF the lectures are as follows March IS
New Photographic Processes" BY Charles Z.
Chandler. dean CT the School OF Mines; April 2.
History OF Developing Agents" by Hermann 1.
Vulte Phi D.; April 10, Photographic Optics by
William Ha,lock Pm. D; April IS. Photographed
Curioslties," by l.. NJ A. Loiseaux. b. s. April
g. "Photographing OF Prints" BY Schuyler T. Day;
April 20. "Awhee. with an Amateur" by J. Perry
worden The lectures will begin at p. m. They
will be illustrated by exhibits. views and expert
ments. and the last one will be supplemented with
an exhibition of original views BY members OF the
Columbia College Photographed Society.
4 course OF lectures on THE Morse Foundation"
will be delivered In the Adams Chape o. the Union
Theological Seminary. No. 100 Park-ave., by Pro-
fegsor John NJ Tyler OF Amherst College, on the
general topic OF The Whence and Whither or
Man" The programme is follows: Tuesday,
March &C. $ D. H. The Problem: the Mode OF It's
Solution: Wednesday, March y. u m, prom
PROTOCOL to Worms; Cells Tissues and Organs ;
Thursday. March 2s p. IN; "Moliisks, Arthopods
and Vertebrates Skeleton and Head; FRIDAY
March 49, D. M "Vertebrates, Backbone ana
Brain: Tuesday, April 2. p. m. The Evolution
ment' Friday. Apri. .. p. m. Man: TUESDAY
April o p. IN. THE Teaching of the Bible
\ chapter Of the fraternity OF Sigma Alpha Ep-
son has been recently started at Columbia, with
the following charter members: l. g. White j. r.
Hall, l.. W. Anderson. +. +. owens, F.. 3. Wood
ruff E. j. Price, r Van Sclen Par. r. De Los
Canedy. H. q. MacAdam Alfred Bell, j. f. Duseth'
j. J. Collins Jesse Watson, jr +. g. lernke, +. H.
McI.aury. Frank Depew and r. F. Hill.
The directors of the Columbia College Musical So
Cety met last "Wednesday and finally decided not
to produce the "Buccaneer, the comic opera COM
posed by Guy W Carryl and Kenneth VI. Murchi-
son. jr., both OF Columbia This decision was
the result OF a long and careful discussion OF the
matter and was resolved upon only after every
scheme that seemed possible had been considered
and rejected. 1t was proposed to produce the play
at the American Theatre. but the week for which
the theatre could be obtained after Easter and
in view OF this fact. the great expense the hard
times and the situation OF the building. the Board
Of Directors thought that they were not justied
IN assuming the responsibility. The authors then
made the proposition that the play should be gwen
In the name of the Musical Society. but that they
should have the manage ment Of 1t. and should bear
all losses, II there should be any, and If any profits
were derived from the performance, % per cent
should be given TO college athletics THIS PROPOSE
,!ou Immediately rejected by the directors on
the ground that Il had been publicly announced
that the entire net proceeds Of the week perform
arc would be gwen 20 athletics. and also on me
ground that this scheme would subject the society
10 outside management. Various other plans were
tried but proved futile. the directors were UT.
willing 10 produce the play anywhere except a.
tn. Manhattan Aths;ic Club Theatre. ana the
authors refused let IL be given In mat nan
The action Of the directors Is generally sustaIhed
by the student body. and while there VIII be no
dramatic production this year. that branch OF the
society will continue as before. and VIII produce
a play next year 49,, -,
/ new organization has been started AZ the uni-
verslty TO he known "a the Musical Society OF the
Medical Department OF Columbia College. II -
the plan Of the society at present 20 give y"
concerts IN Nca- York and It's vicinity. ana, after
commencement 10 make n tour 81 rev "eeht
The society consists O. banjo club. a RIee cup
and A mandolin club The officers are: president!
Lyon: secretary and assistant manager. X J. HebeL
Tn. question Of . suitable course for the tran
,,u.ar race OF Cornell. Univ ersty or Pennsy.vaiia
and Columbia has not yet been decided. put there
Sc -,s 70 be- general peilcf about college ahd
among the men intercepted in rowing matters tndt
"A co,,rsr on tho Hudson Will b. the one chosen
a. soon IA the tee breaks up. Hastings. OK CorneI:
Iiuu:er II the University OF Pennsylvania. ana
Richards o, Columbia. VIII examine the river az
Newburg and Poughkce?s!e to see II smtao'e
course can be laid out IN either place
morrow in the Macy villa. The freshmen Will eat
az the training table. although they VII! continue
~ live home At present the crew IL rowing as
follows Picrpont stroke; Hubby. u Carter, .;
FISH D. Sne!3er. :. Prentice. 2: MacCiregoT and
Lonslcre =. Prcssprich and Norton, bow. Inc
other men are Miles. Irving Fltzgerhd and Put-
nam The average weight ~ the fourteen men -
IGJ pounds white the average weight o, the eght
a. rowing at present - ~ pounds.