New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-06
BULLETIN OF THE Y. NJ. c. \.

ELECTION or OFFICERS ANIMAL BANQrETs-
COMING ATHLETE, CONTEST WITH YALE.
All the classes in the Evening College OF the
Central Association. Y. VI. G. A.. resume their
studies this evening. The classes include
architectural drawing. arithmetic. bookkeeping,
civil government. electricity. English. first aid TO
the injured. freehand drawing. German, insiru-
mental music mechanical drawing. penmanshp.
physiology. Spanish stenography typewriting and
vocal music. \ number OF new students have been
received in nearly all the classes.
During the holiday the students OF the
various sections have formed clubs and elected
these officers Literary Soclety-A. X. Thomas.
president s. T.. Balloon. first vice-pres!dent: Al
bert C. Barnes second vice-pres!dent Chess Club
Thomas Flint. president. Camera Club-W. IL.
Lowery, president: +. f. Braiilard Jr.. yicepresl-
dent Il. G. Smith, secretary T. q. Mcfaggart.
treasurer Bicycle Club-B. r. Gray, captain; w.
r. Martin jr first lieutenant. Joseph Lynch sec
onl lieutenant. Bowling Club-E Herboer. cap
tain: l.. Ransom secretary. Sketch Club Wallace
-. Vincent. president j. Il. Allen. secretary: :. II.
Molleson. treasurer. English Club--M j. Iuizer,
president V. +. Heath. secretary Stenographers'
Club-George Drant. president Albert Cooper. vice
Eafes correspondng secreiarY' C. g. MarshaIi.
treasurer Mandolin Banjo and Guitar club-W.
A. Wyle. director; C. NJ Lindsay. secretary. The
Mechanical Drawing club elects officers Monday
night; The i;ee Cnb on Wednesday night , rhe
dra wing from life from now until the summer va
cation.
The members OF the Central Camera Club are
looking forward 10 their fourth annual banquet In
the Hotel 81. George Thursday evening Jan
uary g. An election of officers for the ensuing
year will precede the dinner. The committee haV-
ing charge OF the arrangements are W. II. lowery.
VIII be the JOINT production OF the club members
and Will be a brochure OF Photographic art.
The annual banquet OF the Literary Society VIII
probably be held ON l.incoln's Birthday February
H. in the Union League club The arrangement IS
are practically settled The committee having the
matter In charge are >. Il. Balloon, !. J.. Gillespie
ana W. a. Kirkland.
In the gymnasium The basketball players are
training for Their coming game with Yale College
on January Is. The methods OF physical training
AZ conducted in the Central Association are well
adapted the younger and older business men.
Ry II a high degree OF health Is maintained. 50
that the physique Is always at its best. Excellent
recrea ton is provided by handba basketball attn
letc and gymnastc contests. bowling and swim
ming The schedule for class work Is follows
II 80 A. M professional men: i:3o p. m, business
men; $40 D. m, general class. y. m, business
men: $40 p. m, general class.
COMPLIMENT TO IT'S BUILDING COMMITTEE.
The Crescent Athletic Club gave a complimentary
dinner Saturday evening to the Building Committee
which superintended the erection OF the clubs new
house In Clinton-st About ninety members we're
seated nj the tables and Or. Henry y. Read. chair
OF the dinner committee presided. Handsome
crescent-shaped scarfpins were presented to the
on behalf OF the club. The Building Committee in
clIded Campbell g. Broun. president OF the club;
William f. Gilbert. Frank r. Lawrence and j. II.
Oliphant. The Dinner Committee consisted of DR..
Read w H. Ford and +. VI. Munroe. Louis Opel
korer. the clubs steward. served the dinner.