New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
CORNELL.

Ithaca Y Nav 2i-The annual election of.the
phi Re,a Kama Society occurred on Monday even
ing New member. were elected as follows: SEN
,ors-Grace ~ Dolson Charles r. CASTOR, Myrta
l. Goodenough. Benton s. Monroe. Fayette r.
Mover. Charles H. Rammekamp Minnie A. Rob-
er,son Helen l. Root Frank F. Unord. Juniors
Mabel A. Clark Isadore c. Nudge. Charles w d.
Parsons The following officers were elecicd; Pres'-
dent Charles F.. Bennett; vce-president' Cha''e'
H. Hun: secretary. George y. BRISTOL
The Theta Delta chi fraternity has sold its chap
ter house in BufTalo-s,. TO Dr. Luzerne CoVhe' oo
Of &ew-York who will settle here next year ne
u X f. Hall and will begin the work az once:
The Democratic club met recently ana was au
dressed by professors Lee. Bristol and Creighton
officers were chosen as follows; PreslGrn.; 20
swartwood l. s. % yIc1pTgalre y = csmnn, 9s b. r. An
drews 80: +. B Skinner l.. s.. 20; secretary ~
a. Rogers. H. $, ~. treasurer, d. C. Cans l. >"
C. r. shepard. go recently lowered the Cornell
record 9-yard hurdles by oherhltn h .,hIe,,c S
second running 1t in 10 80 seconds lhe nr"nr
team is doing just enough work 10 Keep IN proper
oNWc.Gonmcll F. 4 Van Cautcren. II. G. Bal
com ana T. strong. juniors in civI engineetlne
have been appointed captains Of III" lake surveying
'W NJ r. French. director Of the Art institute q
Chicago lectured on Thursday In me spicy No-
I.go ar, course on The Value OF Line
sve'ematic effort Is being made 10 orna"eh, the
University grounds and to preven, further destruc-
lion Of the woods along the gorges Ihrtr u no" j"
regular committee OF the Board OF Trustees con
sisilng OF Henry ". Sage. President scnurnah anu
r. II fireman. which has charge oi the mh''rt
The object is 20 bring back the gorges as nearly
as possible TO their primitive condition by r'plaC'ns
such plants az have been exterminaied. \ nursery
~ naive stock has been begun from which trees
will be steadily transpanted 10 The woous o, I'M sne
campus proper collection OF n hon, are
The Co-operative Society has declared dividend
n members of per cent the amount OF thcir
purchases The society Is I'm prosperous cohu'-
lion the business done up 10 Mag % amounting 10
20 90. An line adopted
pavnent OF 81 besides the admission 70" adihl'S u
member to the privileges OF the society during MS
H. l.. Tarum. "a and Il. VI. wilkins. -. have have
been elected by their re.p"civc cHss'S I" ,an,'
elected by the retiring Board OF Editors on me
basis OF competition. Tho ncw hoard met on Mon
Harvey r Mote. business manager
Herr Hans Zopk o, the hrtnm sImy Co
lcgc on Changes Wrought by Technics IN our
Modern civilization" ,.,-,,-- c,.. o.. 49,.
best ESSAY on the suhjec, o; childhood ia Kip
ling stories has been awarded to 6. D. elm
ag poprl FOR nos3 8 ye5T ,y S be s,a, %a4e qo
Eth g. II Stebbins. q: + T. Gannet g. f. John
s@Sn' con crk & s9 rhs new Board is To-
give dinner TO the retiring Board on Monday
several changes viii take place IN tho nstructing
body next year. The Department of Architecture
charles Rabcock Is to be- the nrst director Two
new instructors 10 bee aidci Ia the Co!ltg"
OF Architecture two In the College Of Cly E:a.
ginccring ana one in Slblcy In French. II J.. W.
Otto and j. Segall are succeeded by =, W. onn.
English two new assistants arc \. l.. Andr"~s.
'e8 and g H. CASTOR. - .. VI Brauner. who has
~ become instruc,ors in architecture In cvil en-
, gincering. J. +. Hayford succeeds H. II k"ays az
instructor. !, X LOWS. ~. and W H. Ed'on ~
are appointed assistants IN oratory j. i. Hay
wood. &c. become instructor IN cetmisy sue, I.
I becomes an instructor u chemistry