New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-15
COLUMBIA.


has been running Columbia for the last three or
four weeks has come to end. The games
throughout close. and men. both In 81.
Law. came out ted. one Of these. Lmburger.
fortunately. IS ineligible the intercollegiate chess
tournament which will begin on December 26 and
viii end January / The other Price will be
the first representative from Columbia this year.
The second representative is Ross. OF the class OF
?s. Arts he winning the place from Lesnsky. 's6,
Arts. by margin of only half point. The team
from Columbia this year is far stronger than that
OF last year Price who played on last years
team has improved considerably and Ross 10
worthy substitute for the other representative In
the last match The candidates from the four COZ
lcges in the associat 'on-Harvard, Yale. Princeton
and Columb.a-eligble 20 the match
Harvard-Chares Hunter Dunn. '96; Charles Les
Barnard. ~: Edward Pickering Fay, &c. Henry
Peck IS: Arthur William Ryder 81; Elmer +.
SoutAard. 81; Thorndyke, second year. Law School;
Arts; F: a. Lehlbach. 9S Arts; stuart Holt, SO,
Arts: William /. Mather 80, Arts; David g. Nc
Prinse9en-W Marston' ,'1 3: r. & Seymour, q;
4 m Elmer S P Elmer Gs w w Ro souns
Arts: Albert X. Lesinsby Sc Arts; q. O. Seward
and Irving Giffen.
on the night of January l. after the end Of the
tournament. the contestants WI hold reception.
This week, besides the junior ball, preparations
for which well under way, there will be two
performances of the Sophomore show, on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights The men have been
working diligently. and Tuesday afternoon
last they had Il full rehearsal OF both plays. The
plays Will be presented at the Carnegie Muse Hall
Most OF the people requested have consented 10
act as patronesses Among them the follow
ing:
J ferp esr Morgan HGi NJ Mrs Luclus. Wlmerdng.
Mrs o R9S s aSnOH M R. Moa Mrs
Beverly Robinson Mrs John Wilmerding. Mrs.
Mrs Airian Iseln IT, Mrs. p NJ. Townsend, Mrs.
Waiter Heron Lewis. Mrs. Alfred Seton Post, Mrs.
Mol
thomas " wSTd Mrs. Charles nrs a or GO N6r MrS
Mrs. j. G. Sesser, Mrs. Frederic KeTnochan Mrs
Julian Z. Coffin. Mrs II. Walter Webb. Mrs Daniel
erick Terry, Mrs De Lanccy a Kane. Mrs Charles
Roc Ms Ansusf Zaorske e,r Mrs Nss wilson
Mrs " Bayard Cutting Mrs Robert Ru'herfurI ard.
Mrs "A Fch MRS F PeGq B. oS be peysr
Char'es Coolidge Haght Mrs. Willard Parker Mrs
N2 2 Henry RobS Mrs Charles E Pei
lew Mrs f. T. Gambler Mrs William p symm WINES
Mrs. MorSan DIX Mrs charles r Henderson Mrs..
James 4 Burden Mrs William GreenouSgh MRS
Ms s' Frank G. Hons Mrs. Alfred 7 Edwards Mrs.
Henry Beade Mrs trederlck GGU1r'o ana Mrs
Benjamin Richards.
The Columbia College Musical Society is now
thoroughly organized, and has determined in part
upon a programme for next year They have ue-
cided 10 produce a play. and have three or four
under consideration THE Buccaneer is one a''-
other is a play written by Sergeant and Powers
two undergraduate students the music Tor wnich Is
70 be composed by another college man; and lastly
they have play written by an author from Bal
timore The Executive Committee will make
choice as soon as possible they intend to produce
the piece early the spring They Will give a con-
cert at Newark January s. and later one al
Flushing and one in Brooklyn. They may possibly
50 to Lakewood and Atlanta me olilcers % p tne
society at present are President. William NJ lyer-
ISn s hines vice president Frederick coy
kendall. Frederick Shepard is the dramatic repre-
son Foote of the Banjo club and George > Goooiieh
The Columbia Comedy Club have appointed an ex-
ecutve committee, consisting of Edward Taunton o
idera Ti onr plays from which they will select
one produce in the spring Most OF the pieces are
The SO fooes had their pictures taken las,
Es9 94sgr E0 aseRe F. Finer H e. a"S2
Fell Pei 'I F. K shan r G 'Vogei and R k VIVIAN.
Mines tried to have their picture taken again and
or few ws ag5 5RS not good %fSn
he IL Of i've rho %1 literary
ssh a Room T. H Rhc' s
Successful There will be no more debates between
The ,oGees until s ne psng The The the eba ns Unf
m mt Was Resolved That the tinted states
Interstate @ Commerce AVS The Phlioexan, on the
ratve 3D. were by @ HeR man
e. 4 T.
nard were represented by E. c. Ropes, 49, r. B.
PomerSy, rs, and A L. Marvin 81 r.. The Judges r
The Romance Club held meeting last Tuesday
night Professor Cohn. of the department of ro-
nance, language and literature, Columbia College.
rssdns b. 30Tdan es Of Rss on Ihs
Thierry; Professor speranza Instructor cis In the
Thee a % ana
a present in the club
ing asst Tuesday. but they could not get quorum.
& ISL TO eass eT pm 5
as not enough men were present. the pin was not
The Dime. Of the shakesBsars Literary sEeesy
was was obliged to decline bq! 4 v Williams Jacks,n
The Columbia College Debating Union has been
ng btW o et ce and the rne a Of Pensy
vania. Their efforts thus far have failed. Cornell
anothsr chance to defea the Gnversy Of Pennsy
lege The University Of ennsylvania also Declined
as they desire to place al their time the debate
The Columbia College Scientific Society, which
I 81 w last by sS % OF The
members who are now in the graduating class in;
nd tt e d2 on the Ss On sac an"
At the meeting OF the Young Mems Christian As
The Columbia College lectures in cooperation .
with The Cooper Dnon VII be con'Innsd next EXT; Tues
day night next. in the Columbia Co..eee lectures
given in connection with the American Museum #
Natural History Robert s. Woodward VIII give
his last ecture on "The Internal Heat OF The
Earth" In the Columbia College lectures in CO.
operation with TIE Metropolitan Museum OF Art
Frederick Keppel Saturday next viii give
lecture Personal Sketches OF Some Famous
Etchers" 80 ~
The lecture OF J. Perry Worden. delivered in Room
II OF the Law School asst Tuesday night on Wei
mar" was a thorough success. The lecture was -
and s srSe a 9 Of Vel
mar shown.
Both the varsity and freshman crews will go into
training January G. An athletic meeting was
he'd last Thursday. at which Walter Pet made an