New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
COLUMBIA.

r,o Gre, ,srrc NJ the collegiate year at Columbia
ended last Friday and for the next TWO weeks Iee'
ures in all the courses except in the Schoo OF La"
and the College OF Physicians and Surgeons VIII %
.,.nardad las, Saturday was the first day OF ex-
omn,t,ons and both the seniors and the juniors
In the School OF Arts had to appear for examms'
ton In philosophy. ..
The class of '9S made venture In the way oi
producing their play at the Collingwood ope's
House. in Poughkeepsle. The affair was not sue
cess financially, but 1t was socially AFTER tne pay
n dance was given at the Masonic Hall. The nan
was decorated in gray and pink. and In blue ana
white the colors OF Vasear and Columbia respective
". number of Vassar girls were present
Some changes have taken place on The Colum-
bia Literary Monthly" Samuel Swayze oewa1o'
jr editor-i chief; Julian, clarence Levi "esS
ness manager ard Alfred Krocher. the three seniors
on the staff of editors, have resigned. and their
n,aces are to be filed by men, Philip T. broo'
will hereafter be editor-in-chef, and George n
Jacobus 9S, arts has been elected as one VI '">
new editors
The second issue OF the new Columbia masa1"s'
1.-THE Morningslde" will come out tomorrow.
In tho basement OF the School OF Arts some bicycle
stands have been erected. In when wheels may Ss
fastened during recitation hours
At a special meeting of the Columbia CoIegs
Comedy Club. on Wednesday last. 1t was formally
decided to produce London Assurance AFTER the
election of Sir Henry Irving. Professor Brander
Matthews John Hare and Miss Ada Rehan 10 non
orary membership a vote taken giving the
Executive Committee full charge OF the product'on
OF the play The Executive Committee reported tna'
twenty -four men mad expressed desire 10 try to'
parts At a subsequent meeting OF the Executive
Committee Edward Hamilton Daily was appointed
staxs manager The players will be coached BY
member of the New-York Comedy Club. ana ths
date for the first rehearsal has been nxeo tor 1ns
first Monday evening Of the second term - III, .oo,
principal parts in ss sneety viii viii give
tts annual concert some time in FEBRUARY: Auo
members of the Patroness Committee ISr tne f Sm
pont Coudert p. A.: Bates, H Evelyn Plerrepons,
Ernest Iselin and W. Belden me rcaonssd
~ Fanenil s Weisse. Charles S Adams. Char;es
Dupont Coudert Elery Anderson rss Ft1s sasr:
vel s H.;os Al. Bp Ssae W w A Ssn
Evelyn PIerrepont. W. A. Bostwick, David Heea
and William NJ. Ryerson. p.uo,ox,.n 1,,.
Society resulted the choice OF the
t iressurer r. clinton c. Burke. .'ss r...
,o Mr Of cy !hs 9
recently written pamphlet on the Columbia '"e"
Il" The Temple Law Club is a recent organization
in the Law school 1t was begun by some oe i FL
mar and Beard Of Yale Bell and Rocker, Of Am,
herst Cooley, Of Harvard Ball OF the Sh WslseI
"A, the American Museum of Natural History
Dr. Franz Boas will deliver series OF lectures y"
To-morrow night Professor Charles Sprague SMITH
will give the asst Of his Columbia College lectures
on the lakes of Switzerland. - , IN, ..,
Tomorrow afternoon Frank NJ Chapman T,, s son
Wasting Colors and Structural Adaptations, ot
On FRIDAY sfiernC % nex We a. F Ss
g, professor Lloyd Morgan will conclude MS ect.
ures given under the University faculty OF pure
The Columbia College lectures in co-operauon
with the Metropolitan Museum o. arr VIII sx 1e n vs
| weeks Next Saturday Ernest Francisco Fenoliosa,
| OF the Museum OF Fine Arts. Boston, VIII denver -
| tba drst ..The Corean PERIOD Sixth Century 20
| Eiehth" The lectures will be illustrated