New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
HARVARD.

Thaver chairman; Emma Erncstihe Io''V' an"
Florence Knapp.
HARVARD.
Cambridge. Nov l5-Arer the nelea' VI '''
| eleven by Princeton. and with no briiai' P,oa
| roct. for victory at Phiadephia next oa'"'u'''
ffN,i. hns had loss attention this week than
us,.al and society elections and lectures WIN 'he
hcu- examinations so dreaded by trcshmen' '""'
| rs place in the students mind. ,o
( Ttere was a great deal Of interest here IN 'ne
| Exeter 4 uiover game at Andover yes'el""!' an"
| , large number of Harvard men Who had s'uo''"
n one or The other Of tho schools a''""ueu '"e
gam, The Old Exeter club here was teVN'u
mairy on accou.t o: the resumption ol '"e ''
test between Exeter and Andover' anu II ''a'
larg, meeting Tuesday evening. Inc o"I,'''
elected were: President, X 9. Davis ''' wy.
nresden, J. c. Mccall, '9s: secretary. A. II. par
Ing. 81 treasurer. r. Sensand. 's fNe'u''.
| COMMITTEES f. f. Banner, +. J. M1horcy t. >
Malone ) L. Adams and q. Won ItasSH'
The fress man eleven has elected Edmund i'a'"
pcrml r"r. captain. The class seemingly I'm
lite iniercs, in its representatives, Oh ."e gnu
iroc. as only ton freshmen went to the game
! Wednesday with the worcester "'"''''
ton. ,.,.., -,
The senio.s are all excited their election OF
} class day officers which takes place next Wenhes-
dav As usual the Pudding. III Eta ana De''.
/ I'psilon societies have fixed up STATE ""'c" "'''
| uudoub,edv 20 through. II Is as follows; firSl
marshqi. f. N Wrght!ngton Brook!in,; FhHH w
,'''sr,' ir Erooklirc. orator X. f. olds
s. Paul: ivy orator Herbert schurz. rocaniico
York: oiist. r. T. Gregg. colorado springs, Col. :
chorsier, probably D. A. ,Iffdp,n 1,cbairman,; D.
y scarnc and third insn snoi, nc' yLe yeominsier 1'
Dunlop Cambridge. PhotographiS Gommli'HWy r.
Msnsiad. Hsaifssdi. osioS ManoS.PS'Gi PS%G A. % nSaie
The second and las: eight OF ne % O. Is: fI tne
iew": Ssso' Il. nyrd New.york: D. Cheeyer. Boston;
H. cnSate jr ,Y Mnh m e. N;'PlS + Prcsto'; 1,
salina kan: ". T. Stone jr.. Chicago ana L.
"r,''' The Iccimre,roorn OF the FoGs. Museum was
crowded Friday evening wren Professor Wrndci,
spoke The Value OF an Appreciation OF french
Crew matters are before the public considerable,
Il. r. e. Lehmann. the noted English expert oars
man and coach. Nj. Lehman reached camnridse
| Goodrich Of the crew and. Notwithstanding tho
pouring rain they had an enthusiastic rnc'p',In Mr
Lehman started in on MS work OF coaChins S 1nS
| impressed with the necessity oil IA reNo'u''o" !"
| the following nine mon were chosen: t.. B Mar
shall. 81; A. q Lewis. Or. 5 u Wrish'ins'3n'
ncal y. i /. seuth%,ck. -; r Iisnarisk; -
and r o White @ These nine me-, with cnse nyg mSss ,Tsi
"Wednesday evening ~nrn ths thfee & l'Ir'arS e rep
Professors Briggs Hayes and Baker viii he tho
judges
| H. ADAMS has been elected captain OF the Junior
| crew and Il. H. Dibblre OF the sophomore
| ON Thursday evening team from the Harvard
| Chess club visited the Boston Chess Club. and
| defeated It by a score of ca games 10 "a. ~,
| \ team OF six from the Harvard Whist Club Will
| play against the University OF Pennsylvania on
| The evening before the football game In Philadel-
phia.
| " g. Johnston 20. has been reelected pres-
| dent OF the Banjo club. Il. u. Fleishem. as. has
been elected leader. and 4. H. lisgginson. '9s sec
An Invitation from the University Of P.nn,yi-
| vanIa for crOs--country run November a. has
| been declined hy the Athletic Association.