New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass, June 2o-Next Tuesday VIII he
the last day of the final examinations. On Wednes-
day afternoon will be the Yale game In the even
Ing will be the senior dance In Memorial Hall The
seniors will wear caps and gowns on this occasion
Thursday will be class day. The seniors Will as
sembe and march to Appleton Chapel. where
prayer will be offered by the Rev. Francis G. Pea
body. At 1916 the senior class will assemble and
march to Sanders Theatre. where the class day
exercises will be held. Prayer will be offered by
the Rev. Francis c. Peabody Robert Edwin Olds
Will deliver the class grafton; Joseph H. Choate. jr.
class poet. will read his poem; Herbert Schurz VIII
deliver the Ivy Grafton and James F.. Gregg VIII
read the ode. There will be music in the college
yard between and p. m. and dancing In Memo
ria! Hall from TO p m At o'clock the senior
class will assemble. cheer all college buildings and
march to the tree. During the exercises at the tree
the yard will he cleared. and tickets will be re-
Qured of all persons found In the yard and ol those
who enter thereafter. From to III there Will he
dancing In Memorial Hall and music d and h llIumn I
sing in front of TIolworthy ard at o'clock IN, the
pap p'S on TS the in% "w ' School seps ana GUITAR
The Harvard Christian Association has three
ious activities directed by the undergraduates to
interest students IN the religious side OF tne ohi-
work in the Boston missions The association pub;
fishes handbook containing information about all
ions iris book is sent annually to every man.
The association has readinC. rooms in Holden Older,
has been devotional exercises and Bible classes
conducted every week. Six members OF the asso-
citation have conducted weekly Gospel meetings lor
the inmates of the Boston Industrial Home: me
association has opened reading rooms for sailors.
Delegates have been sent to all large preparatory
schools $50
The general desire of the college for the pubca-
tion Of the names OF the offenders guilty OF paint.
Ing tho John Harvard statue led the ringeader OF
the four guilty to make pubic declaration
OF regret. He is freshman named Howard Dun
ming. of Cedarhurst. Long Island. ,ora - ovor.
The committee appointed by the Board OF over
seers to visit the jefferson Physical Laboratory
has Just made its report. There have been many
noteworthy or. gnal Investigations In the labord,
his associates have made IN" mos; interesting ek-
pertinent "Thc Energy Conditions Necessary 10
Produce the R0ngc1 Rays. large steer grand
stand was recently erected Holmes Field.
curious fact noticed. This mass OF mag
netic material has caused variable disturbances IN
the maFretometer records of the "horizontal IN
the Crandstard will be removed to soldiers fichl
this Inconvenience to the original invest
cations which are constantly hrinS inade pS 'e
director and his staff will he obviated
) meeting Of graduates vas held ms week ~
the University Club Of Boston. Professor Holns
presented his plans for the Improvement OF sol
dicrs Field with estimate OF S2oND necessar! 10
complete thom. IN addition 10 the amount airehn!
AZ hand Francis Lee Hgginson. G3. presided at
the meeting and appointed the following commit
tee to take immediate steps toward raising una
amount: Professor Alexander Agasslz, %; . -.
Warren. 70: a. =. Gardner. Sc; c. +. Adams. S'
and Professor Hollis.
At a meeting OF the Board Of Overseers last week
II voted to concur with the president ana lei-
fessor of therapeutics for five years from Septem-
Der /, 1897. Dr. Charles Gross assistant professor
Of history for five years DR.. William Parker
Cooke. instructor in crown and brl dge work ana
Walter Stafford Burke instructor In mechahcal
engineering