The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-16
rAAR NOTES or INrnREsr.

First New Haven, Symphony Orchestra Concert-Senior Ushers for Yale-Prince- ton Game-The Next Union Debate-Dr. Grigg's Song Recltal-Other Items.
 It is now definitely settled to have the first concert by the New Haven Symphony orchestra on Thursday, De- cember 8, at College street hall, now belonging to the musical department of Yale university, This is the program to be rendered;
 overture-Euryanthe .....,.,.... Weber NIolln concert ..,.....,.,. MendelSSohn
 MT Isadore Troostwyk. Entre Act of Charlotte Corday..
 .,....,..,...,..,,... Ieter liennoit Symphony-B minor ........Niels Gade It is probable that the first program will include a fifth number the intro auction to the third act of "Lohengrin." ," The dates for the remaining three con- certs are set for January 21, March and April P. Beginning with Friday, November 13, subscription tickets for the season may be had at Steinert's
 
 music store.
 SENIOR USHERS AT PRINCETON
 GAME.
 The following men from '97 have been appointed to act as ushers at the Princeton game; J. Ewell T. F. Fitz- gerald, F. c. Yeomans, w. c. Resor, E, T. Ware, ": J. Cayler, R. K. vibert, w. A. Todd, w G. Rowe, c. Studinsli, w. D. Makepeace, c. P. Kitchel, A. H. Hitchcock, B. A. Thaxter B. J. Teas dale and w. E. Balmer
 The graduate committee in charge of the arrangements is as follows: w. w. Sciddy '67 S., J. w. Curtiss '79 and o. G. Jennings 'S7 for Yale, and Tracy Harris, H. S. Van Duzen and w. l.. Blair for Princeton.
 NEXT UNION DEBATE.
 The debate of the Yale union next Friday evening will be upon the ques- tion: Resolved, That church proper ty should be taxed" The speakers for the affirmative are c. Walworth '97 and E. T. Noble '99; for the negative, H. w. Fisher 9S and P. H. Holme '9S. The subject for a week from Friday is Re solved, That unaninlity in the jury sys- tenn should be abolished" A. B. Kerr '97 and E. D. Fite 97 will support the affirmative and G. l.. Parker '97 and c. P. Mitchell '97 the negative.
 DR. GRIGGS' SONG RECITAL.
 Dr. John c. Griggs, Yale S9, of the Metropolitan College of Music, will give a series of song recitals this winter in Warner hall, the first of which occurs next Monday evening. Dr. Griggs gave course of seven lectures on Worship Music" last year before the Divinity school, which were highly interesting and instructive, and were attended by men from all departments of the uni versity
 EXETER CLUB OFFICERS.
 The following officers of the Yale Exeter club have been elected: Presi- dent, A. J. Draper '97; vice president, D. l.. Hebard '9S; secretary and treas urer, F. A. Lord '9S.
 OTHER ITEMS.
 The second concert of the glee club will be given on November 30 in the Grand opera house, Stamford, Conn
 M. U. Ely '9S and J. & Mcfarland '9SS have been taken to the special foot ball training table at the New Haven house.
 H. A. Walton, 1900, and Shattuck, L. S., have been taken to the freshman training table.
 A. S. Post, jr., '9sS., has been taken tc the college training table.
 The '97 Consolidated will play the New Jersey Athletic club on Thanks giving day.
 Owing to the football game Saturday afternoon the paper chase was postpon. ed till this week.
 PRIZE THESES SUBJECTS.
 The announcements for the annual prize theses at Yale were made Satur- competition-the junior exhibition-are as follows: Joan of Arc,' Armenia, ' Development of South Africa" Sec tionalism in American Politics" ''The English Admirals of the Eighteenth Century" "The Policy of the United States in Regard to the Further Acqui- sition of Territory" William Morris, F'The Elizabethan Tragedy of Blood, J 'The Book of Esther" "The Popular Election of Senators" Reform in the Consular Service of the United States, ' and "Heine."
 The subjects for the Townsend De- Forest prize competition are: "The Prometheus of Aeschylus and the Prometheus of Shelley 'The Kings Peace" "The Grail Legend in English, ' '"The French Revolution and the Eng fish Poets,'' "The Ethics of Horace, , George Meredith ,'' "The French Cana dian,'' ''The Literary Politicians of the Eighteenth Century" "The Housing ot the Poor" "Hellenism in English Lit erature of the Nineteenth Century. " and "The American Protective Associa- tion"