New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09
PRINCETON.


princeton Y 7 Nov s-The first meeting OF the
season of the Monday Night Club was he'u luz
dav afternoon This club Is an elective organiza-
tion composed Of not more than twelve men from
the senior class who interested IN literary anu
scientific subjects. The club holds weekly me-
ings at which topics of general interest are ".'
cusscd Frequently papers by members OF the
faculty and prominent men are reaa Inc "er
Ing was held for the election OF new members 10
complete the organization The permanent onice' >
for the year were also elected. and are fresoe"''
II. NJ. Beam secretary. David Magic.
The University Harriers held their first run on
Wedne sday. Sterling. 81. led the Mares WINE
Christie the trainer. acted as pacemaKer. runs
will be held once each week so long as the "e"'"'
permits and some OF these will he prize runs.
A meeting Of the junior class was held at noon
Friday and the following officers were eiec'eu io
the ensuing year: President. NJ +. Loofbourrow'
of Ohio; vice-presdent. r. r. Boyce. OF New.
Jersey; secretary and treasurer. g. w. Johhso"' Vi
New-Jersey.
The symphony Musical Club began practice on
Friday The Banjo Club will be led by H. b'
Lewis SO r. B Miller, 80. will have genera su-
pervision of the organization. ana VIII p'op""''
lead the Mandolin Club. The class tootoa'I E"''ie
are in progress. On Monday TN" acn'ois deie"'e"
the freshmen and Wednesday the juniors de-
reo.cd the sonhomores Next week the champion
ships will close and the cup will be awarded TO
the winning class.
Preparations are being made Tor the ahhua' c"'S'
tournament TO select players TO represent Prince
ton at the intercollegiate match during the CHRIST
mas HOLIDAYS Interest in the tournament IL on
the increase, and II Is hoped TO turn OUT cieu
liable team this season. Eleven men nave ente'e"
the contest thus far. r.. ., 90,
nual Yale Princeton football game ,Smm III,
of graduates of both universities, togetner VIZ,
H. S Van Duser OF Harvard. Will take cnaIkc Oh
ali ARRANGEMENTS at the field before ana CUTTING
the game to assist the Undergraduate manage
men,. The prices for tickets VIII be me Fane a.
i'm former yedrs-covercd stand 81 open stan1i;
81 20: boxes SIS TO 81: coach positions, whch VIII
be reserved for undergraduates, 80 Aliot'nent
will be made IA far as possible acr3rulns 70 w
will be assigned II this interfer"s with an I'm,
partial allotment to individuals and no seats VIII
| be put on public sale until all applications have
| been granted The tickets for seats assigned WIN
malnder then put on sale Admission tickets VIII
not be sold until the day OF the game. as thcy
| we're counterfoted last year.
The Rev. DR. NJ. ID. Babcock. OF Baltimore was
| the weekly speaker at the meeting OF the fni'i-
| delphia Society.
| The Gun Club held practice shoot "Wednesday
afternoon at Monmouth Junction. Although the
| day was cloudy. the shooting was abov" Inc av-
| or more: Young 80 20: Brewer rs. 81 Chichester.
| 90 q; Stockley 'gs. 90 Banncrman 49, %
The freshman first and second divisions in Gas
sizes have been announced follows First di-
vision-Ausn. brandt. Buell. Carter chamhers.
| Cromer Easton. England Fischel Iiiltebecl. Hop
Lewis McBridc. Mcigs. Moratt. Otis Scott. s.
Smith. G. SNYDER. Ir9an Second niV' sion,
ran Corbin. Finley. Getty lIaighi. Hale Hughes.
T. Jones Katzenbach. II. Collier. I.evey. G. Miller.
Mittendorf Reed W. Robinson. ID Scott. Shapp.
II. Wilcox. Wolf.