The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-17
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
sIxIIEqH ANNIVERSARY or THE
LIT no BE CELEBRATED.

Prominent Men to DO Present-Baseball
scheduie-Phi Beta Kappa Lectures
Law School Notes-Reception Tonight.
The Yale News yesterday said: con
the Esd OF March the sixtieth anniver-
sary of the Yale Literary Magazine will
be celebrated by banquet, in which
the alumni and the undergraduates are
deeply Interested Many men who were
once once editors of the Lit, and who
have since won distinction in many
ways, will be either present or send
greetings, among them William M. Ev-
arts '37, who is often called the "Father
of Yale Literature" who practically
founded the Lit. and designed the COW
err; Donald G. Mitchell ok MARVEL; Ed
mund Clarence Stedman SO, Andrew d.
White '53, Charlton Il, Lewis '53, Daniel
c. Gilman 80, Professor Thomas r.
Lounsbury So w. A. Line so, manag-
ing editor of the New York Evening
Post; Hon. w. r. Sperry n, who was
fessor II. A. Beers 80, A. w. Cotton 80,
Dr. II. A. Smith $50, William Henry
Bishop '67 and DR.. William Lyon Phelps
'S7, who will preside at the banquet as
POSTMASTER. 1t is intended to make
the coming celebration more than mere
ly Yale affair, and to that end Profess
sor Barrett Wendell of Harvard, Pro-
fessor Bliss Perry of Princeton and
Professor Carpenter of Columbia have
been invited to attend. About forty in
all will sit down to the banquet at Heu-
blein's, and a quartet from the glee club
will furnish music. Representatives
from all the college publications will be
present, ana many of the most promi-
nent men in college. 1t is thought that
the dinner will be typical of much that
is best in Yale life. Mr.. Evarts, at the
suggestion of the Lit. editors, has sent
q delicate mezzotint likeness of himself,
which will be hung in the office in White
hall.
BASEBALL.
The followingis the complete schedule
of games to be played by the university
nine this spring:
Eastern Trip.
Friday April champion at Hamp-
ton.
Saturday, April university of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville.
Monday, April 6-University of Vir-
ginia at Lynchburg.
Tuesday, April University of North
Carolina at Greensboro.
Wednesday, April S-Georgetown uni
versity at Hampton.
Saturday, April 11-Wesleyan at New
Haven
Tuesday, April Anew York League
at New York.
Saturday, April 1S--williams at New
Haven.
Wednesday, April 22-Holy Cross at
Springfield.
Saturday, April 25-Brown at New
Haven.
Tuesday, April 2S-Amherst at 7yew
Haven.
Friday, May 1--Andover at Ando-
yer.
Saturday, May Brown at Provi-
dence.
Wednesday, May s-Lafayette at New
Haven.
Saturday, May e-Orange Athletic
club at Orange.
Monday, May 11--Wesleyan at Mid
dletown.
Wednesday, May 13-Yale Graduates
at New Haven.
Saturday, May 16-Princeton at
Princeton.
Wednesday, May 2o-oritani Field
club at New Haven.
Saturday, May 23-Princeton at New
Haven.
Wednesday, May 27-University Of
Chicago at New Haven.
SATURDAY., May 30--Brown at Provi-
dence.
Vermont at New Haven.
Saturday, June 6-Rrinceton at
Princeton.
Saturday, June 13--Princeton on neu-
trail grounds.
Wednesday, June 17-Amherst at AM
herst
Thursday, June 1S--Williams at Will
Jamestown.
Tuesday June 23-Princeton at New
Haven.
The fourth game scheduled with the
Princetons on neutral grounds will not
be played in case the first three games
are won by the same team, but the
game in New Haven on June % will
be played, whether it is decisive or not.
Manager Sullivan Of the New Haven
team has challenged the varsity team
to a game April is.
LECTURE BY PROFESSOR WHEEL
Err.
Professor A M. Wheeler lectured last
evening under the auspices of the Phi
Beta Kappa society at the old College
street church. The lecture was his ia
NOUS one on 1.-THE Battle of Waterloo"
The remaining addresses in the Phi
Beta Kappa course will be as follows:
Wednesday, March 18-"The Evolu-
ton of the Humorist," John Kendrick
Bangs Of New York.
Saturday, March 2S--"Social Life in
England George w. Smalley.
Friday, April 24-"Early Virginian
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