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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-23
NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

Al the last meeting Of the faculty OF CniverSV
College the following appointments FOR commence
ment were made: First honor, vaicdic,ory ane
salutatory James H. Shipley, George FRANCS
swan: philosophical Grafton. John Prentice Tay'
Tor: scientific grafton. Thomas Jones Maecaos'
orattons Frederick Seward Gibson. Charles Mons
Movers Chester F. g. Whitney. LAwreace WOOD
vsrd whitney and Charles Girard Wheeler
The difference In the standing Of Messra Ship
lev and Swan was 80 small that It was voted 70
class them together as sharing the first honor II
IL understood that not more than five or SIX WI
speak at commencement
A friend OF the university. c. Arthur Baynon.
has presented TO the mathematical department
through DR.. Israel c. Pierson. '6S valuable car
culating machine known as the ar'thmome'er' ~
is OF French manufacture. representing the result
OF years o, labor OF It's inventor NJ Thomas &c
Colmar. and is designed 10 mechanically add SUD
tract multiply. divide and extract roots
Cablegrams and letters from Chancellor Mac
Cracken have Informed HIS family OF his safe AZ
rival at Naples and the meeting OF his son.
Professor Russell has begun his course OF lecs'
ures to the seniors on The Law Of Corporations
Before the completion OF the course the seniors
will be given eight lectures by Joseph s. Aueroacn
Of the law firm OF Davies Stone & Auerbach.
The Young Mems Christian Association. al the
last regular meeting elected the following officers
for the next school year: President. r. S. Povey.
97; president c. w. Macdonald 81: secretary,
Z. Huyler. 49, treasurer. r. S. wightman.
Last Friday afternoon the second athletic con-
test took place. The events and results were as
follows 22-yard run-Chobot 262. handicap 10
yards; Mcnamara, 264 handicap IL yards; Allen.
z; handicap IS yards; Minson. q. scratch; ~ y
Fletcher, ?7.2. handicap II yards: Hermann. "a
handicap yards Barrnser. "a. handicap yaras,'
Skene. 2s scratch lo-yard run-Erdwerne, iot
handicap 10 yards: Wightman. IL, scratch: Num-
son. -, scratch; Skene. 1873 handicap yards Al.
len. IA. handicap yards half-mile run-Hl. :
min sec. handicap 80 yards: Foster min.
sec. handicap % yards; Heath. min. sec.
scratch: &0-yard run-record Remington. min
sec.
The winners OF last weeks examination for squad
leaders In the gymnasium were: Sophomore, X.
Campbell W: Campbell and Hermann freshmen,
r: Barnes y. ID. Fletcher Hauselt and 81. John.
The classes VIII Immediately begin work on .
new series OF drills the different pieces OF ap-
paratus.
At the final contest for the all-round champion
ship IN gymnastics next Friday evening four events
VII be fought for-horizontal bar, parallel bars
fence vault and long horse Besides these there
will be a dumbbell drill. a club-swinging drill.
pyramids and one-mile relay race between two
class teams Music will he furnished by the Glee.
Banjo and Mandolin clubs. The winner OF the all
round champ onship at the two contests will re:
ceive handsome gold medal which IL the gift d
Mr.. Cam the physical director
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SWARTUlfDRE

s"arthmore. Penn March "A regular meeting
OF the Young Friends Association was held in the
college parlors last sunday Mrs +. l.. Basseu read
a paper on benjamin Hallowel. after which fol-
lowed discussion on his life in connection with
Swarthmore. Papers Military Training in
schools were read by Levi :. Taylor 49, and
Mary s Hutchinson. 80. and Superintendent WIZ
lam j. Hall and Or. DE Garmo took part in the
discussion tina, followed.
Arthur l.. Patton. '9s has been elected cantaln
of the sophomore class
At regular meeting OF the Delph,c Literary
society. Hlram ID. Campbell. SO, was elected re-
cori'ng secretary
cation. The Phoenix" for the coming volume have
been elected as follows: From %. Charming WAY
Laura C. Miller and Robert Pyle: from 9s Mary
J: Williams ana Henrietta f. Wanzer: from 90
Mabel c. Gallespie
The annual contest Of the PENNSYLVANIA Intercol-
legiate Oratorlcal Union held in the College
Han, at Swarthmore. on Friday evening.
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WESLEYAN

Midtown Conn. March 22-The chess tourna-
ment concluded last week G. l. Tlrre, %
captain Of the ball team. was the winner. losing
none OF the seven games played. The college or
chestra has been reorganized and will furnish music
for the gymnasium exhibition on Tuesday evening
The Citizenship Club have secured the services OF
Postmaster-General Wilson for lecture before
the college on March %. subject: THE Coming
Citizen"
The Executive Committee of the Athletic As
ISOLATION adopted definite regulations al their meet
ing last week concerning varsity sweaters and
caps. In brief, they follows: Football
black sweater. with cardinal W: cardinal cap with
black monogram. Baseball. cardinal and black
striped sweater with W; black caps. with cardinal
monogram. All hose playing In six varsity games
entitled to these marks of distinction The
track team have cardinal sweater gray cap with
cardinal monogram and black jersey with d.
agOnsl cardinal band. Winners OF points n,
Worcester or Mott Haven. and breakers OF Wes-
leyan field day records may don the suit
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RUTGERS.

New Brunswick. y. j., March 22-The annual IN
door meet OF tho Rutgers College Athletic Associa-
ton was held In the Balantine Gymnasium on
Thursday and Saturday evenings of this week. The
contests In all of which there were several entries.
were fencing. boxing. putting the shot. high KICK.
running potato race and wrestling. There were
also parallel and horizontal bar exhibitions. Pre-
l!mnaries took place Thursday evening and finals
Saturday evening.
The Delta Chapter OF the Chi Phi Fraternity at
Rutgers held enjoyable smoker al their L.v-
ingstone-ave chapter house Thursday evening
The treasury OF the College Athletic Association
has been increased Ss G. by the OF Ave bene-
III readings delivered In the presen. term In Kirk
patrick Chapel.
The freshmen pr.ze-speaking contest Of the Phil
oclcan Literary Society took place on Friday even
Ing In Van Nest Hal. The prize winners were G.
W Ecker and ID. &. Wedner.
Case has been elected captain OF the track team TO
succeed Cooper who has resigned.
The Rutgers baseball team vii. open the season at
Princeton March IS
An enthusiastic mass meeting OF the students
held this week In Kirkpatrick Chapel TO
slider the advisabili,y OF adopting the honor
system in the college examirations \
nitiee appointed. consisting OF two seniors.
junior. one sophomore and one freshman 10 form
some plan FOR the students consideration. Presl-
dent Poole Of the senior class. appointed Hobart.
%. Voorhees,. 90: Fowler. 81. Decker 'es and
Thompson. 80. as the committee.
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TRINITY

Hartford Conn. March 22-The following men
have received appointments for tho prize version
declarations. which to be held soon: From So
George Nahum Holcombe and Charles Hubbe
Street; from 81, John Robert Benton and Herman
Won Wechnger Schultz; from 'SS. Woolsey Meal
pine johnson and Joseph Henry Lecour jr
The senior casP has elected the following officers
for Trinity term: President. W. s. Iangford IT. !;
vice-president. J. F. Forward: secretary. W w
Parsons and treasurer. p. c. Washburn.
THE TESTERS have begun systematic work In
preparation for the spring dramatics. Under the
direction Of E. P. Hicks. they are rehearsing parts
for the play Poison" originally presented by the
Hasty Pudding Club. Of Harvard.
Extensive repairs and alterations have been made
In the biological laboratory requiring the closing OF
the rooms for short time.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover, " H., March 22-At meeting OF the
baseball association last Wednesday II was voted
to a per capita tax OF s. for the support OF
the team. Manager y. w Couch announced the
schedule as follows April q. Harvard. at Hanover;
April q Tufts a, Tufts College: April Is and 20
Harvard at Cambridge: April 30. Brown. at Provi-
dence May l. Wesleyan Mt Middletown; May 2
Trinity at Hartford May ard s, Bowdoin. at
Hanover: May and 9. University Of Vermont at
Burlington: May u and 49, Tufts. at Hanover: May
Is and l6. Amherst. Hanover championship;
May 10 and 90 University o. Vermont. AT Hanover
May % and %. Williams. at VILLA mstown 'chnn-
pionship); May IS Cuban Giants. at Han0yer May
go Holy Cross. at Worcester June l. Brown. AZ
Hanover: June ? Trinity at Hanover; June ard
G. Williams at Hanover tchampionship); June ~
Union. at Hanover: 1rne Il ard 10. Amherst at
Amherst championship. ,
George Frederick Williams. ~, o. Boston eetnre
before the students March Il on 'Tte Efhciency OF
study" After the lecture President and MIS-
Tucker rendered reception 10 the senior CLASS IN
honor OF Mr.. Williams. $50, $500,
on account OF the inability Of G. r. Miller TO BE-
present c. A. Marden 81 Of Lowell. Mass. VIII
address the members OF the Press club a. the an
nual banquet 10 be held next term
The whist tournament which has been IN prog
ress all this term. has resulted IN the represent
tives OF Psi Epsilon. Theta Delta chi and Yea
Theta Pi being tied FOR first place This tie MI be
PLAYED ON and efforts are being made 20 hold an
intercollegiate whist tournament
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. ~ Y. March 22-Professor Edward W.
3enis late OF Chicago University gave lectures
here Friday and to-day The Problems Of the
Unemployed" and Changes In Wages and Prices"
Examinations begin on Thursday with the Urder
wood prize examination in chemistry and the Curran
and Hawley Prize examination In Greek and Latin
The students show no particular zeal In accepting
the invitation TO join the Oratorical League. OF
which Syracuse and Rochester universities and
Union con &c are members. \ committee ap-
pointed 10 look into the question. but a. the de-
cison must be made before next Wednesday the
wh0e matter Is likely 10 20 over for another year
The Gl"e and Banjo clubs, which were never better
tnan thls year. gave concert Thursday evening IN
the Scalar1 Opera House. which was we'll attended
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CORNELL.

,. w March Determinations will begin
IN Tueslav and the term will close on Friday
The spring term viii begin on Tuesday April l.
George F. Foote OF Greenwich, Conn., mas oeen
appointed business manager OF Sage Coilese IN paoe
~ + p Gilbert who recently resigned MI. foote
will assume his duties early in September.
Vaccinations are In progress for an athletic meet
ing between Cornell and the University OF Califor-
MIA The principal difficulty encountered so Tar Is
in regard TO the time.
Miss Ida r. Hyde 81. recently received the degree
Of doctor OF philosophy in natural science from the
University Of Heidelberg. being the second woman
whom Heidelberg has honorel with the doctorate
The degree was granted principally on the basis oi
an excellent thesis. the subject OF wnich "iS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E!niger Scyphomeduseh
Professor and Mrs w. T. Hewett sailed for Eu-
rope on Saturday for a tour through SPAIN RANGERS
in Africa. Italy. Austria Swaba. Holland and Eng
land They expect to return in September. An ed'-
ton of the poems of INLAND. upon which Professor
Hewett has been working for several years, Wu pe
published by Macmillan Co. early next month %
Professor Thurston has accepted an invitation 10
attend the sixty-sIxth annual meeting Of the British
Association for the Adyancesen of Scle s e ~
Professor Burr returned on Monday evening rom
washington where he has been m RSmnaary Com
mission During the week he finished his univ WalS
work for the term and Tonight he returns TO WASH
President Schuman has accepted an invitation to
a dn ssS at ' Aoany on
Regular baseball practice will be kept up during
the tho si o Pe sdo is
THE Widow" has once more made her appearance
with the announcement that while the good die
young she cannot bear 10 give up the ghost Inc
magazine will appear regularly from now on
The Fencers' club has received division charter
as a branch Of the Amateur Fencers League OF
America. A. 4,
The list OF candidates for the crew includes iVe OF
last years Henley crew, of last years Amer
can crew. including Troy. the captain. and seven OF
last years freshman crew. There are also nine
others who have trained before. and twelve novices
of exceptional promise. $500, .,
The rs Curtis Debating Club have elected the FOL
lowing officers for the spring term; President H. l..
Duncan: vce-pres dent. o. D. Burden; secretary
william Sanders; treasurer. {. G. proper
The seniors in the College OF civil Engineering
have elected D. II. Dixon chief engineer Tor the
sprng surveys OF Central NewYork. f. f.. Hasiam
was elected cOmmissary.
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WILLIAMS.

Williamstown. Mass, March 2-The Williams
Tennis Club organized last week The officers
President. Deming &c. secretary and treasurer
Ely. '9s: directors. Pluet, IS: James. 81: Perry.
'Ss and Goodbody. 80.
A class baseball league has been formed for the
coming season Each team will play two games
with the other teams. The object Of the league is
TO develop material for the VARSITY
The baseball outlook for the coming season IL
bright. Fourteen men are n training for Geld
positions. Including the battery candidates there
twenty-elght men at work in the cage.
At college meeting he'd In chapel on Tuesday.
the honor system was adopted by vote OF 247 TO
A. II has been ratified by The faculty.
May q has been fiXei upon as the date OF the
Dartmouth Williams joint debate.
The following men have been elected 10 The
Weekly" Board: James MANLY Hills Edward Rice
Bolton, John Saunders Oakman. Norman Burt
Sherry and Edward Richmond Tinker.
The sophomOres held a class meeting on Monday.
A. r. T. Davis elected captain OF the class
baseball team: Twtche.l manager. The following
men chosen for the class supper committee:
Barrell Brown. Ryder Towle and Waterman
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston. March 22-Thomas f. Burke. Of the
Middle Class at the University Law School. who
s,ued from New-York FOR Athens on Saturday had
. rousing farewell and an appropriate parting gift
from his classmates who assembled In the lecture
hall at 10 a m. Thursday morning. 1t was the hour
for Professor Goodwins lecture. but by previous
rangemenf the professor yielded more than half Of
nc ,,me m tho class and Sat as an Interested
listener TO the enthusiastic ccrcmonics His class
nates n token OF their goodwill. CAV" him
Ia ndsome tan-colored alligator travelling bag In
which TO bring home his trophies When the for
ton md the gathering dispersed Mr.. Burke will
participate In the Olympic contests as the repre-
spanta tive Of the Boston Athletic Association.
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ROCHESTER.

Rochester, n. Y. March 22-The Board OF Trus-
tees OF the University Of Rochester at Its meeting
IN December authorized Its president, DR.. f. NJ
Moore to name q committee TO select successor 70
President HILL in case his resignation was not
.thdrawn DR. Hill's final answer having been re-
ceived the committee has been named. consisting
OF Dr. Moore. as ex-offico chairman; Eon Hunt
,ngton and Martin W. Cooke. Of this city: J. r.
Townsend Of New-York. and Professor II. c. We'd
der, OF Grocer Theological Seminary. This COM
mittee will report to the Board OF Trustees at COM
ynencement and will not meet until June. 1t IL.
therefore, premature to state that Professor Ben
jamin Ide Wheeler Of Cornell or any other man
lessor Wheeler has already refused the presidency
rom Western college. Professor Wheeler's name
r. IKE many others, under consideration and were
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. ~ Y. March 22-Chancellor Day re-
turned Wednesday from New-York where he has
been looking after the interests OF the university
The examinations for the winter term closed FRI
day, but there will be The spring term
begins Monday.
The last public recital for the winter term was
given by the students in the musical department.
of the College OF Fine Arts in Grouse College
Wedne sday afternoon.
During the spring term the College Of Medicine
will occupy rooms In Grouse College for lecture
purposes BY fall at the latest their building
will be ready for them.
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TEACHERS COLLEGE,

The approach OF the end OF the years work Is ap.
parent at the college in the closing OF most OF the
Saturday extension courses on March H. The work
In English will continue. and some classes in the
Department Of Manual Training Mr.. Woodhulvs
wednesday lecture on physics and Miss Brooks'e
talks on Froebels Mother Play Book" also ended
last week. Dr. Leetes last lecture methods OF
teaching geography Will be given on Thursday OF
this week at o'clock. DR.. Leete will speak How
I Teach Geography In the Third Grade" DR..
Frank n. McMurry. of Buffalo, will also lecture on
methods OF teaching geography Tuesday at
O'Clock. and any who are interested are cordially
invited to attend
The concert TO be given at the college on Tuesday
evening at o'clock by the Columbia College Glee
Club promises to be most attractive affair The
concert is given for the benefit OF the Brooks
Alumnae Mission kindergarten, in Lawrence-st.
This kindergarten is the first mission Kindergarten
started in Harlem. and Is doing a much needed
work. The Aumnae OF the Kindergarten Depart
ment OF Teachers College are responsible for the
salaries involved and those who to take part IN
this concert have kindly offered their services
toward the raising OF the necessary amount The
club will be assisted by Mrs. j. Williams Macy. con-
tralto: William Howell Edwards. pianist: Mr.. Gerry.
au.oharpis and Mrs. Mabel Stevenson Adams. elo-
cutionist and bird warbler; Tickets are on sale In
the main office OF Teachers College nj 80 cents.
The Alumnac Association Of the College will give
a reception Friday afternoon for Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Dudley Warner.
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Johns HOPKINS.

baltimore. March 22.-Bishop John II. Vincent.
Chancellor Of the Chautauqua Assembly will de-
liver a course Of lectures this week at the Johns
Hopkins University on christianity and the Inner
Life" The lectures given under the auspices
Of the University Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion a fund for the purpose having been given by
Mr.. lowering. DR.. G.. X Brooks. head OF the Do
. severe attack Of typhoid fever has returned
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LAFAYETTE.

raston Penn March o2-Thc spring vacation be-
gan on Wednesday and even the baseball men took
rest The players will be back on Thursday for
few days practice before starting South on the Both
They play the University OF North Carolina. the
University OF Virginia and Georgetown University
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The glee and banjo clubs started Thursuay oil live
connerts AZ Hummelsown Chambersburg Somerse,'
Greensburg, scodae Mount pleasant ancbburs salts,
burg and indiana The sophomores have dee'dea a u, 70
Five performance at commencement. ai he The
uantieth reunion OF the class Of rs. the largest IN
the history of the college.
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EI.MIRA.

Elmira ~ y. March 22.-The newly elected on
cers of THE Sbyi'' Marie r. Thomas. editor:
Margaret Amcs and Mary Wormeley. associate edi-
tors: Miss Adelaide Dexter. business manager
A successful concert given by the College
Glee and Mandolin clubs last Thursday evening
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r,,o-ence Murdoch is the leader OF the S'ee N
lI' I Eanrv a Henry of the Mandolin Clup until
ana adn ,er bnlidays begin March 26 and last u"''
April 5. 49, ,,.,a, Rail Team are fol-
lows: Helen Babcock and Mary W9aW'ere'
interest is felt in the Athletic Associa''o"
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GENERAL. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.


A, rho devotional meeting Of wednesday evening
nv waInoe gave a talk on "Unsel1sh Love IN Inc
Ministry" Charles Fiske also read paper On
1.-THE Life OF St Bernard
On Tuesday evening the students were addressed
~, the Rev Lewis s. Watson, head o. the Associate
Mission Of Omaha, on Work Of the Mission Priests
in the West
The commencement essayists have been seiecteo ~
the faculty They Erskne Wright Cnafss
Fiske and N. C. Mayo.
The New-York candidates for the priestnooc vac
examined last week in Hebrew. Greek dosmaae
theology and moral philosophy. ethics and Bioe his
tory. by the examining chaplains. Dr. +. T. r,uany,
Or r. r. Harris the Rev. r. II. BALDWIN ana inc
Rev G. H. Nelson. The candidates were rioya
Anp,eton. NJ Bartlett c. L. Biggs C. b. Carpenter
W x. Demuth NJ II. Carroll. II. B. Phelps X D.
pone r s Holman and W. y. Hawkins.
The Missionary Society Of the seminary has under
its charge boys club at the Gods Providence Mis-
s,on in Broome-st A large room at the top OF the
mission is used for the games. on TUESDAY even;
on Thursdays young men from fourteen 70 twen'y
two BY this means an enort Is mace 70 clea'e N
Inc hearts of the young men OF that district os-
sire 10 live a higher life than that "nich they us
accustomed 10 see about them.
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,ron Old Point Comfort. and resumed MS dutees
Ne viii; soon begin making arrangemen TOT me
summer school in the study OF marine IRE. WI winch
here,ofore. professor Basil s. Glldersleeve saied
last week for Naples, whence he WI. go 10 Atne1
70 ion an Archaeological expedition Mhich VIII
visit the Peoponnesus and the site OF Troy, A.,
The Athletic Association is arranging he'd oay
for May q
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.

Six students Of the college competed In the f'h
Regiment ~ G. n. J. A. A. meet. at its handsome
new armory. on Wednesday. March Is. They were
William Swain. Robert Culhane Patrick Waisn'
Joseph Conner. Matthew Conlan and John Reilly
Swain and Culhane took gold medals for first place.
Walsh a silver medal for second place. Swain won
the half mile novice In PIG % Culhane. who Is In
the academic course OF the college, the quarter
mile for schools In nfty-seven seconds. Conner: IN
the fifty yards. won three heats. and was second N
two gaining place In the final Walsh won MS
heat in the nifty yards and also in the 800 yards and
came second In the final 800 yards. Conan entered
the hurdle and was well up among the leaders
when he was thrown at the third hurdle. This 10
the first public appearance under the new emblem
The Xavier Club sent two men. r. J. DulAWV
came third In the mile run.
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\
BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. March 22'-Tne 'iee C ~
has inst given its first concert for this year The
nrogramme included pieces by the chorus ana 'he
Banjo Club The Misses Cilley, HuDparo anu
ONeil sang topical songs
pros,don, schurman. of Cornell University. spent
aav a, Rrvn Mawr College recently. going care
fullv over the buildings and apparatus he was
entertained by President NJ. Carey Inon,as' WI, Mno
gave n luncheon for him at The Deanery ih'i'-
ing number Of the faculty TO meet MN <o,
The sum of 81 $50 having come 10 the coHese ~,
an UNEXPECTED source the trustees nave declueu ~
invest IL and devote the income TO the department
81 Rihlical study as a memorial OF the ate pIesi-
San, DR. lanes E. Rhoads, who occupied the chair
in Christian ethics ,,.,...a hafor. ,bs
'The Causes of Poverty were d,scusseI Se sven
ing by General Francis A Walker president Of ne
Wass,chusetts Institute OF Technology. a iai se
oMdance Of Graduates students. faculty and guests
was present The meeting was held In the parp rs
cant,on The hostesses were Miss Eleanor L0Iu'
president of the club; Miss Dorothy w EoTd VICE :,
ppresident: Miss Anna Lewis Cole and Miss Lucy M
Ilonnely.