New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-08
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Ithaca. y. Y. Feb. THE football management
has chosen Glenn Scobey Warner c. L.. "a. head
coach for next fall He captain Of the strong
"a team. and has been called the hest guard that
ever played Cornell team. During the last
two seasons he has been engaged In coaching first
at the State University of Iowa and afterward
at the University of Georgia. Mr. Warner will
remain with the team throughout the season. His
chief assistant win probably be Beacham. c. L..
81. who will look after the backs while Warner
himself will work with the line men
Professor William s. Franklin. Of the State Uni
versity of Iowa lectured before the Electrical So
ciety Monday evening THE Regulation of Stor
age Batteries for Power Purposes" While IN Ithaca
Professor Franklin is the guest Of Professor
Dean Clark 9s, has been elected assistant busl-
ness manager Of The sibIey JoSrnal Of Engineer
G. w. Simms. OF the University of South Caro-
ra has been opPG1ntsd assistant stan in the College
The first public rhetorical exercises OF the seniors
in oratory were held In the botanical lecture-room
The Agricultural Association has decided not to
hold this year the annual banquet which has been
case. The festivities Of the week began with the
masque performance OF 1.-The Prince and the Show
The sophomore ' ceon. held on Wednesday even
ing, was thoroughly successful Possibly THIS Is
the the s @ c The tyceu% was drapcd u
class colors, pink and white The eotillon o. hve
HSuTeS was SnCCCSSIull! Icu ny hillOn - MiitI,
assisted BY, Bruce H. Hamilton and II. Gsrdner
Walter Schuyler presided. The patronesses were
Mrs. Schurman Mrs. Andrew d. White. Mrs. II: s.
White Mrs. Crane. Mrs. Thurston. Mrs. Fuertes,
Mrs. Hooker. Mrs Barr, Mrs. Schuyler. Mrs Hitch
cock. Mrs. Blair Miss Whitney and Mrs. Pound.
On Thursday evening occurred the concert OF the
Glee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs The clubs have
been badly Handicapped this year in losing some
good material but. considering the difficulties under
which they have worked. the audience pronounced
the concert good. Several new pieces were given.
The Cleo Club solosts, Messrs G.. J. Remshurg.
acquitted themselves creditaby. The leaders OF the
clubs this year are Glee Club. Y. A. Fuertcs. rs:
Mandolin Club G. l.. Weller %; Banjo Club S. c.
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The Junior Promenade this year was fully up TO
the standard Of previous years, and was we'll at.
tended. The armory decorated with novel
design OF scene. blue end white with silver
tinsel The boxes represented snow houses. The
committee which arranged the promenade was
Savage, J. c. Nellegar II. D. Mesklmen, Lee NJ.
Francis E. B. Jerks. r. P. Tarr. p NJ Walter. n.
s. Dean. II. r. Brewster, A. F. Whiting r. {.
Meysenberg and d. NJ. Mclaughlin. ex-ofcio.
There were fewer fraternity dances in junior ball
week this year than usual Delta Tau Delta re-
ceived Thursday afternoon. and at the same time
Psi Epsilon entertained with theatrcals. present
Ing John Kendrict Bangss "A Dramatic Evening.
on Thursday evening receptions were given by
Delta Phi, Delta Kappa Epsilon and Phi sigma
Kappa.
The meeting OF the Graduate Students Club FRI
day evening was occupied with discussion OF the
requirements of printing graduate theses and with
a paper by Professor H. Morse stephens on
"Rudyard kipling."