The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-09
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS
 MATCHES BEGUN YESTERDAY.

 IA Student Advisory Committee Selected for
 Commons-A Higher Course in Music Ar- ranged-Diplomas to be Given-The Gloe
 Club of f'05-6-Gymnasium News-Chanse
 in Place of Holding Yale-Prlnceton Game
 --other Items,
 The fourteenth annual intercolleglate Ntennis tournament was begun yesterday afternoon on the courts of the New Ha- ven Lawn club. The following are the drawings in the intercollegiate tourna- ment: Preliminary round, CD E. P. Fisher, New York university, vs. J. A. " Sankey, Princeton; @ L. F. Ware, R Harvard vs. w. F. Milne, Amherst 2 (S) Carter, Trinity, vs. G. L. Wren, Harvard First round, Little, Trinity, vs. W. V. Geunert, Columbia; M. G. Chace, Yale, vs E. M. McVilty, Prince N ton; M. D. Whitman, Harvard, Ve N A. A. Barrow, Brown. Winner of list N vs. winner of 2d; winner ow Sd vs. C., S. < Budlong, Brown; G. P. Sheldon, jr, vs. S. G. Thompson, Princeton; R. M, \ Miles, Columbia, vs. D. c, Graves, Trin- ity; R. M Wilson, University of Penn sylvania, vs. A. E. Foote, Yale.
 Five matches only were played yes % tersday on account of the bad condi- E tion of the courts. They resulted as fol- ' lows: Preliminary round, E. P. Fisher # defeated l. A. Sankey, 6-3, 60. First & round, M G. Chace defeated A. E. McVilty, 6-0, 7-5; M D. Whitman de- feated A. A. Barrows, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2; F. G. Thompson defeated F. P. Sheldon 6-S, GA; A. E. Foote defeated R. U. Wilson, 6-0, GA
 All men from all departments of the \ university, who are interested in gym X nastic work, will meet in Dr. Ander N son's office this evening at z o'clock, at which time the work of the year will be explained.
 E The first regular meeting of D. B. K. I will be held at 7:9O this evening in the \ rooms of the classical club i'm Old , Chapel. Prof. Goodell will give an in formal talk on modern aspects of % Greece
 The following seven men were elected yesterday by the students eating club commons as committee to confer N with the students in regard to the 4 wants and suggestions of the men boarding there, and are requested to N meet MT. Tilson to-day at 1:15 in the N hall. The committee consists of w. H. Clark '96, c. V. Clark '97, l. N. Swift a '9S, G. H. Cocks '99, F. c. Theall 96S. A R. A. Hickok '97S., and II. Parkhurst H '9SS.
 It has been decided this week by the VI faculty that hereafter diplomas will 1 be awarded to those who complete the courses in music. These courses in clude work on the violin, piano and ! organ. The course is only open to those who pass an entrance examination and those who pass this must necessarily be we'll advanced in their respective musical studies. The committee on entrance examinations will be Professor Parker on the organ and theory, Pro- lessor Sanford on the piano, and s. \ Isadore Troostwyk on the violin. This is an entirely new departure and will probably help graduates from the course greatly in their profession of teaching music, as very few music teachers have diplomas from accredit- ed schools.
 The following men will constitute this years glee club:
 First tenor-W. J. Lapham '97, G. G. Sehreiber '9S M J. Dove '9S, E. c. Stultes '96, G. $. Drake, jr., '97, D. B. Eddy '9S, G. K. Holden '97, M. B. Young '98 S., H. w. Fisher '9S.
 Second tenor-H. Ledyard '97, F. c. Spencer P. G., F. o. Robbins '96, P. H. Lyman '9S, A. G. Huppel, spec, c. Parker '98 S., P. Hinkle '97, E. H. Hume '97
 First bass-E. IT. Bell '9S, H. c. Jack \ son '96 S, G. Parker '9S B. I. Spock, { P. C., w. C. Vincent '96, F. Sheehan '9S, H. W. Cary '97, H. D. Cheney '99, H. M. Dewey '99.
 Second bass-E C. Lackland, jr., c. A. Mears. P. G., J. F. Eagle '96, F. M. Ter Till '96 S., E. H. Brewer '97 S., G. B. Taylor '97, l.. G. Mead '97.
 These men will please report at Cal Hope hall this evening at 715 for re- hearsal:
 The following new men were taken on the banjo club last evening: Banjos Draper '97, Kip '96, Shaw '97 S., Hoen- inghaus 96, guitars, Pierce '96 S., B.
 W. Elliot '9S S.. J. Titus '97 w. Ford '96; mandolins, F. Tytus, '9S S., M. D.
 Flames '99, M. Clark '97 s.
 The directors of the gymnasium have
 decided 10 establish a new department
 in order to meet the needs of those
 students who require particular treat.
 ment in some way, such as to remedy
 curvature of the spine, indigestion
 headache, etc. Many of such cases
 can be cured by proper physical treat.
 ment and careful training. For this
 purpose medical department has
 been added A special room has beer
 fitted up for these cases, and students
 will not be obliged to leave the build
 ing Dr. Seaver will examine eacE
 man as usual and Dr. Anderson vii
 direct the treatment. No extra fet
 will be charged. Several new piece:
 of apparatus have been added as fol
 lows: The Sayre's suspension appar
 atus. a Swedish ladder and special ap
 pliances for placing the body in a cor
 rect position.
 change has been made in the plac,
 of holding the Yale-Princeton footbal
 game this fall. 1t will be held on Man
 haitian field instead of Columbia Oval
 as already announced The manage