New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-31

,d Last TUESDAY evening the Young Womens Chris
very successful lawn fete." Music was furnished
by the Glee Club Of the Women's College.
PRINCETON
Princeton, N. j., May SO-The annual room
drawing of the campus dormitories was held on
Monday in Alexander Hall. Owing to the intended
tearing down OF old East College during the COM
ing summer, an unusually large number Of stu
dents failed to secure rooms for next year. and al
most the entire sophomore class and all the fresh
men will be obliged to room in boarding-houses Of
the village The completion OF Blair Hall. the new
dormtory on the west campus. Will provide for
about a hundred more students 1t Is expected that
the new building will be ready for occupancy by
the second term Of next year, when another allot-
ment of rooms will be held The new street dormi-
tories, whose rooms not allotted In the annual
drawing. will also accommodate many OF the
under classmen but the continued growth Of the
student body renders imperative the erection OF an
other large dormitory before the students can be
housed In the college buildings
A tentative programme OF commencement week
has been issued by the committee having the COM
mcncement arrangements In charge. A new feat
ure is the opening Of the Halstead Astronomical
Observatory Monday and Tuesday, June Ii and
U.s. TO visitors Following out the plan Of last year
the gymnas,ic team will give an exhibition IN me
Brokaw swimming tank on Tuesday afternoon
The Camera Club viii give an exhbilSn OF Pc,uhres
will be class day. and "Wednesday. June 10. VIII De
day proPsr Th nyor PTns W Of
New-York chairman. and J. Bayard Henry, 70, OF
Philadelphia. representing the trustees; Dean ). ~
Professor Bliss Perry representing the faculty and
Treasurer Edwin G. Osborn.
sisted by quartet from the University Glee Club.
gave concert on Friday evening at Riyerlon a
The following men have been chosen from the
class of ss to act as ushers az the class Gay exer
n Rec PGst T. W TaEsn Eafnt si
spoon. Thomas. Powell, Boyce, W. wilson ana AIT
At meeting of the Triangle Club l.. P. Bryant
9S was elected president for the coming year, with
". MacV. Wilson, 'Ss, business manager. and N.
The Sophomore Dance Committee has arranged
for their annual ball. to take place on the evening
The Rev Dr. Howard Duhield. rs, of New,York:
was the speaker at the regular weekly meeting OF
Society o on h nsh Hs
for sfS The g s E.
s Alpn $751; r. W. HARRISON. ss W N. Nevins, go;
J. A. Ely, '9s: ]. H. T. Mofat 90 and ". c. Nc
Chairman ass J. Fe 4 %an nyfe ss sayer
and G l. oIds 20 Tina an R D. DTpp % and
chairman; j. W. churchman, '9s; NJ; Lowrie, 49, C.
and Hs g. Mc si E Spr' Foresn
Weld, ss, chairman. and members Of q. the mission
band Library-R. F: L; Rdgway' 49, chaiTma an
H. McDermott '9s: n. Z. Koehler. '99. and r. w.
Blrchfeld 90 Summer Conference-A {. Fulton
ss chairman G. A. Armstrong aa ss cfra W. s!s s
Jones 90 and H. r. Cochran. 20. Deputaton-E'
R James u.s. CHAIRMAN; H. oo r. r Rel,e Wo1sL 4
Armstrong 49, chairman; c. A. Morton, 49, H. H..
s.. Johnson. 80, and r. W. Garter, 90 20. marriage Of
Miss Anna Esther Winifred Outerbridge. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel c. Outeroridge. OF New ,%o
Stevenson
Oldest son of President Patton az the ChuIch OF
the Holy Trinity Hamilton Parish Bermun G, on
June o. President Patton and his family Will san
for Bermuda Immediately after the close or the
college year. >,,,. c,.
The annual meeting OF the Monday Nlght ciuo
for the election Of new members was held this
week.