Evening star., 1897-04-10
u NlVE r SITY NOTE S
Columbian University.

The Enosinian Society, class L, had for
discussion at its last meeting the question.
Resolved, That the Dingley bill, in its
present form, should be adopted" Messrs.
Hoover and Biscoe were on the aifirma-
tive and Beatty and Jones on the negative.
For class ii the question was Resolved.
That there should be an educational quail
fication for voters in the United StaNs."
On the affirmative the speakers Were
Messrs. Robinson and Q. Harlan and on
the negative Messrs Rogers and r. Har-
Ian. The Bee for class 1 as edited by
Miss Ross and for class II by Mr. Hoover.
and the News for class 1 by Miss Biscoe
and for class II by Q. Harlan. Mr.. Jones
was the critic of the evening.
The base ball team defeated the Mary
land A Agricultural College Wednesday after
noon, making the third consecutive victory
this season. This afternoon at O'Clock
On the C. A. e. grounds, 18th and c streets,
a game is scheduled with St. Johns Col
lege nine.
Mrs. J. II. Gore of Stockholm delivered
an Illustrated lecture yesterday afternoon
in University Hall for the benefit of the
scholarship fund for women, underline au-
spices of the Society of Columbian Women.
The Kappa Beta Sigma Fraternity met
yesterday afternoon in secret session.
The Law School Debating Society tonight
will discuss the question, Resolved, That
the United States government should as
sumo control of the Nicaragua canal.
The speakers are +. w. Crist, r. T. Oil
yer and L. H. Biackford on the affirmative
emo II. +. Bright and w. u. Narney on the
negative
John Nj Spellman, president of the senior
class, called a meeting for yesterday after
noon to consider arrangements for class
banquet.
William Jennings Bryan will address the
students at T:50 O'Clock Monday evening
in the main lecture hall. Admission is
by card only.
The series of art lectures by w. o.
Partridge of Boston, heretofore announced.
has been postponed on account of sickness.
ness.
Next Saturday afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
the Women's Anthropological Society will
listen to papers by Miss Millicent Shinn on
Beginnings of Art and Letters" and Miss
Sara E. Wltse on study of Anger
The Society for Philosophical Inquiry. at
its meeting or Tuesday afternoon Of next
week, will discl3s paper. philosophy Of
Symbolism" presented by Mr.. Steele.
Professor Frank III Bigelow of the school
of graduate studies has had published. 10y
the weather bureau. paper of eighty
seven pages, entitled storms. Storm
Tracks and Weather Forecasting."
Professor C. L. Fassig OF the school of
graduate studies has returned from a
years leave of absence spent In Berlin
studying meteorology.
Georgetown Unlversity.
for the Easter holidays, and studies will be
resumed the following Wednesday morn
ing.
Right Rev. Robert Seton, DID,, rector of
st. Joseph's Church, Jersey City. and pro-
thonotary apostolic. will deliver the third
lecture in the special course about April
21. His subject Will be Travels Ia North
ern Africa" Following this lecture in the
same course. AN Evening With the
Graphophone" will be the subject of a lee
ture by Daniel ODonoghue of the senior
class.
The senior class will be examined in
geology next Wednesday.
The Law School Debating Society, at its
last meeting, selected John p. O'Brien of
Massachusetts,. Hampton H. Magruder of
Maryland and Jean F. p. des Garennes of
the District of Columbia as the debaters
to represent the society In the second de-
bate with the New York University Law
School. which viii take place in New York