The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-31
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
TWENTF-FOURTH ANNUAL RECORD
BANQUET LAST EVENING.

Speeches BY Harvard and Princeton Men
Schedule of Easter Base Ball Trip.
Freshman Crew Candidates Reduced
Carter Not to Play With Orange A. c.
Othor News.
The twenty-fourth annual banquet of
the Yale Record was held at Heublein's
last evening. Quartets from the Glee
club and Wells orchestra furnished the
music, E. NJ, Hurley, ir., Harvard 90,
and H. B. Boswick, Princeton '96, were
present and spoke for the Harvard
Lampoon and Princeton Tiger, respec-
lively. II. j. Fisher '96 and w. II. Wad-
ham 80 We're toastmasters. The toasts
We're as follows:
THE Outgoing Board" ..,...........
................G. x. McLanahan '96
1.-THE Incoming Board" ..............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.. Clarke 81
1.-THE Outside World. ...............
...................P Professor Wheeler
THE Lampoon". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I'D. NJ. Hurley, jr., Harvard '96
"Recollections of a Business Mama
ger" ..............Ashbel Green 81
1.-THE Princeton Tiger" .............,
........H. B. Boswick, Princeton SO
The speeches by Professor Wheeler,
Mr.. Hurley. Mr.. Boswick and Mr.. Green
were especially good.
The invited guests present were Pro-
fessor A. M. Wheeler 81, n. B. Mallon
II ~
]. w. Roe '95, E. M. Hurley, jr., Ashbel
Green, jr., 81, l.. P. Sheldon '96, Ward
Cheney SO, A, c. Pardee '96, E. AleXan-
der '96, G.. H. Nettleton '96, Sherman
Day 80, J. II. Knapp '96, J. X. Berry 90,
c. w. Bostwick, J. H, DeSebour '96, w.
F. Paret sc, a. Stokes 80, c. S. Collins
SO s., c. Wells '96 II. A. Loomis 90,
H. P. Spaulding '96, E. c. Lakeland 80,
w. J. Lapham '97, G. Parker '9S, G. c.
Schneider '9S, N. Williams, jr., '96, f. z.
Weyerhauser '96, J. NJ. Gaines 90, w. S.
Hoyt 80.
The members of the retiring board of
editors of the Record are G. X. Nolan
ahan '96, w. H. Wadhams '96, Eliot
Sumner SO. P. c. Peck '96, H. J. Fisher
90. D. L. Vail '96, A. G. c. Sage '96, E.
S, Oviatt SO, and Charles Collins '96.
The members of the incoming board,
who We're also present last evening,
were James P. Sawyer 81, C. w. Beers
'97 s., Huntingdon Mason '97. 7. NJ.
Barnes, jr., '97, G. B. Gay 49, T. l..
Clark '97, w. A, Hart '97, A. W. Bell '97,
F. A. NJ. Schieffelin '96, r. Dep. Tytus
'97 r. M. Crosby '9S, and J. II. Scran-
ton SO.
UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TRIP.
The complete itinerary of the univer-
sity baseball trip is as follows:
Thursday, April 2-Leave New York
via 0. D. S. S. Yorktown, Pier &c, North
river, p. m.
Friday, April 3-Arrive at Old Point
Comfort 10 a. m. Stop at Hygenic ho-
tel Yale VS.. Hampton at Hampton.
Saturday, April 4-Leave Old Point
about a. m. Special via c. &, o. r. r. !;
arrive in Charlottesville 1853 p. m.
Wright's hotel. Yale VS. University of
Virginia.
Sunday. April 5-Leave Charlottes-
vile 1927 D. m; arrive in Lynchburg 4
D. m. The Arlington hotel. Yale VS..
University of Virginia Special sleeper
ready for occupancy 9 p. m.
Tuesday, April LEAVE Lynchburg
$50 a. m; arrive in Greensboro els d.
M; sleeper detached. Yale VS.. Univer-
sity of North Carolina. Leave Green's
boro 1852 p. M; regular sleeper.
Wednesday, April S--Arrive in Rich
mond a. m; sleeper detached Leave
Richmond $50 am; arrive in Old Point
1875 a. m. Yale VS.. Georgetown uni
versity at Hampton.
Leave Old Point via o. d. S. S. Guy
andotte p. M; arrive in New York the
following evening.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
A meeting was held at the Bethany
mission Sunday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Superin-
tendent, T. w Miller '97; secretary, L.
Thurston '98: treasurer, D. c. Twichell
'9S: librarians, c. F. Neergaard 81 and
NJ. Delano '9S. In the evening the
| usual Easter entertainment to the pa
rents of the children who attend was
given. A quartet from the college was
present.
YALE'S GLEE CLUB CONCERT IN
NEW YORK.
The annual concert of the Yale Glee
and Banjo club will be given at Carne-
gle hall at $50 Friday evening, April
IT. The concert is given, as heretofore
for the benefit of the Yale university
crew which this year is entered in the
Henley international regatta, to be
rOwed in July. Since the concerts have
been given in Carnegie hall they have
become distinctively social events, and
the list of patronesses includes many
well known society women of New
York. The boxes and q great number
of the orchestra seats have already
been subscribed for although the tick.
cts have not yet been placed on public
sale. They will be offered to the pub
lie April 10. Applications for tickets
before that time may be secured by
mail from Pierre JAY, 50 Nassau street
| The committee in charge of the concert
is as follows: Henry z. Rowland, J
| Frederick Kernochan, George A Adee
W. w. Shiddy, Thomas Thacher Ar:
| thur NJ Dodge, Otto T Barnard H
! Holbrook Curtis Walter Jennings
George G. Haven, jr., A. Henry Mosle
j. Sanford Barnes, jr., L. Frederic II
Belts, Pierre Jay, William A. Delano.