New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09
graduate of Auburn and for years the secretary "
Tho Presbyterian Board Of Home Missions
CORN ELL.

r,h,co Y Y Nov S-The class OF 30 has electe1
IN. following officers: President. Norman j. Gouio'
first yice-presdent. J. H. Barker; sccohu VIZ.
president Miss Adelaide T. Young; secretary IL
NJ Bell corresponding secretary. MISS As"e'
n,rkerd: treasurer C. X De Groat; football d.
rector Charles Young; track director H. r. .'a' n
baseball director c. c. WINERY; navy director o.
" Wakeman: Election Committee. N. H. MOODY
II ~ Stcarn, c. NJ Oddie +. l.. Jones ana D. o.
Hills; Finance Committee, II. Fl. Teller. a. ~
Drake B. II. Hamilton. j. b; FISK ana ~ d.
Lueder. ,
NJ Brgandi has selected Rathbun. Codd' AhS'i
and Dr. Vergauven four OF the six men 10 70
into training for the possible fencing tournament
with the University of Pennsylvania. Inc o'her
two men Will be selected soon The ciup mas
abolished the Office OF prev0t darmes and sups'i-
tuted that of vice-president and DR.. I. T. 'e'
gauven has been elected. The club VIII soon give
up It's present quarters In the gymnasium an" ''
rooms in the Titus Block.
The senior elections In the College OF Law result
ed az follows: President, II. II. Hammond; hrst
v.cc-presdent, w. H. Burr; second vice-pres'oeh''
Bradley Fuller: secretary L. c. Lyons; treasurer
y. C. Tullar: athletic director, +. W. Hugo.
The meeting of tho Natural History Socie'y
Thursday evening addressed by Ut. T.. d.
Durand on The Adaptations IN Flowers for pur-
poses OF Characterization"
The Women's Guild an organization CT '"e
women of the faculty. has elected the ioiio"lhS
officers: President Mrs J. G. Schurman; vice-presi-
dent Mrs. H. s. White; secretary. Mrs l. r.
Crane: Executive Committee, Mrs. NJ I. lyle''
Mrs Emmons J.. williams. Mrs. L. NJ Dennis:
collectors Mrs. j. H. Barr Mrs j.. NJ Dennis
The Guild supports he'd for sick students In the
CITY Hospital. For this they are trying 10 raise
an endowment fund of 5000. and have already
secured about two-thirds of the amount.
Enthusiasm In the matter of class races on the
water still continues and Is source OF great satS-
faction TO Mr.. Courtney on Tuesday hNe poats
were ont on the inlet. and ffty-six men had trial
at the oar.
The Debate Council has elected Professor d. {.
Lee president ard +. +. Gan7ett. '@. secretary.
The Council will arrange for public lectures by
men Of prominence and will probably also ar
range for n debate among the various Curtis clubs
OF the University on account of the debate with
the University OF Pennsylvania. the Council mas
been Obliged TO decline an invitation from tho I'M
vorslty of Michigan for joint debate
Work Is being pushed on the grazing OF tn'
grounds I'm front Of the main building OF thc VET
Urinary College Excavations are oeihs hi.u' y,
ror. tho entrance for a water garden which VIII
hc circular I'm form. with diameter Of about ."
feet and work will soon begin on the erection o'
fountain ON the south side numerous trees VIII
he planted and will be so arranged as entir,y 90
/ obscura the smaller buildings and form Dach'
ground for the main building -. ,, y,
Mia bertha Sanders OF York, was on "Nhi-
bitlon Friday and Saturday. In Mrs. oons'oVh
o Thc u, miners Of the Cross Country Club are
ralnine hard for the Thankssiyng race VIII a,s
The roqi likely candidates are Dawson. HlghouN
S,.bblns Ncclenathen. Daniels and Martin -,
| Tho undcrclass athletic games were h'Ii on RI J.
dav and resulted In victory for the sophomore :.
who earned - points. the freshmen Indh'Iir -
points. The sophomore thus WIN nc u r., %
supremacy. having also defeated the freshmen IN "
/ baseball game.