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New-York tribune., 1897-02-15


Providence. Feb H-The Rev. DR.. Alexander Nc
Kenze. OF Cambridge. Mass. delivered an address
in Sayes Hall on Monday evening upon "The Holy
Spirit" On Friday afternoon Professor Rush Rees
gave his fifth lecture upon the lie OF Paul. taking
as his subject. Paul the Missionary
The second indoor meet OF the Athletic Assoca
ton was held in the gymnasium last evening. In
addition 10 work with dumboeis. Indian clubs and
wrestling and boxing
Arrangements have just been completed for a
JON; concert TO be given in this city at an early
date by IN. Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs ot
Brown and Yale universities.
A new Organization was formed last week under
the name OF the Brown University Engineering
Club Its object is the Advancement OF eng g.neering
knowledge through the presentation. discussion
and publication OF appropriate papers and by
graduate and undergraduate students. Tne first
meeting was held on Wednesday last, when officers
were elected as follows President. Raymond G.
Allen. o.. vice-presdent. T. VI. Phetteplace. 90:
secretary. Howard " Van Gelder. 81. treasurer. i.
". keene, 80; Executive Committee. William II.
Henderson. 90. chairman. Russell G. Lowell. SO.
ranSements Arthur +. Bal.ou. -, chairman: Will
lam +. Farnham, 80. aud ira " Cushing 90
Professor Clarke the acting president and Pro-
fessor Langdon. both Of whom have been sick. are
again attending 20 their college duties
and e o5r. N P,24s2n @ take * the so Hammer Sm
VIII be produced az the end Of April. The book is
by B: u. Whiting and Frederick W. Arnold j., OF
the junior class. and Edward W Corliss. o. IS
writing the score
The suit brough, by the corpora ion Of Brown
University against the city OF Providence for the
recovery OF taxes paid under protest; just been
leSe. This decision exempts the college from taxa
Ion upon us property n Whatever part ot the
only the college grounds and buldings proper could
be so exempted.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
CORNELL.

Ithaca Y Y Feb l4-WashinCtons Birthday
will be specially celebrated by an address on Chiet
Justice Marshall by Justice Brown. OF the Supreme
Court Al the same time ex-President White VIII
formally present 10 the University six portraits Of
DISTINGUISHED iurists including Of Chief Justice
MARSHAL.
The musical clubs have decided 10 make a short
trip about March l. giving concerts in Scranton
and Owcgo The Glee Club also expects 10 send
number OF mer to the alumni bsnouet in Ne"-fork
February e.
On Tuesday evening Professor Tar delivered an
illustrated lecture ir Barnes Hall the Corne
Arctic expedition which was made In connection
with Lieutenant Peary's trip last summer. The
lecturer showed number o, views OF Mount
schurman and the Cornell Glacier.
The faculty have recently decided 10 give inc
class Of 90 the advantage for the sophomore year
yrork IN the general courses elective Special esis-
la,ion was necessary 70 bring this aoout, hu, & in1
students in The freshman class VINO are taking the
courses leading 70 the degrees OF A b.. IN. = ana
e. s will be permitted IN the SophoHnore year 10
4 portrait 0, George Dyer. e5 captain OF the AZ
has ben presented TO the collection Or the gym
nasium b. the PSI Ups!lon Fraternity ... .
lanes Russell Lowell to the American Historical
SEMINAR. in the University library. u memor% o,
TWO courses % lectures delivered oy NJ. lo"eh Al
Cornell IN the early days Of tho University
The baseball schedule for the season mas 9een
tN
lone viii he played wi;h Princeton and Pennsy-
vania Games with Virginia Lafayette and posi-
bIv Michigan vii b. played or Percy Field. Two
rims VIII na taken. one 20 play Princeton and
PENNSYLVANIA. the other 20 play Harvard and Holy
Cross -.
Crev practice which entirely suspended last
week on account OF the junior promenade. has now.
heen resumed in earnest Th- freshman squad
now numbers twenty-five men. who are rapidly I'M
nroying ir form. Commodore Mordock has an
bounced thar tho details OF the race OF the second
varsity with the United States Naval Academy
napos or Saturday. May 10 During their stay al
Annapolis the Comedians will be the guests OF the
Navai Academy and Will occupy twelve rooms IN
house and will board the training table ot The
Anna polls crew. -,
The sage Chapel preacher on SUNDAY was the
Rev DR.. Leighton Williams OF Amity bapts,
! Church New-York. The Christian Association was
addreeged bv Professor Seth on The Relations
| between Morality and Religion.
ian media IN recognition OF MS efforts 70 place the
cuitvation OF plants on scientific basis. 70 pro
mote the extension. OF horticultural education ard
Inv numerous trials and experiments TO improve and
| render more productive plants grown for economic
! nrrnoses The medals are given annually by the
/ Veitch Horticultural Company OF London. Protes-
sor Bailey Is the second American TO receive the
/ medal.
/ was held at Prayers Wednesday evening The
! natronesses were Mrs Hooker Mrs. Bedel, Nrc
| Tower Mrs. Mott and Mrs Ryan.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

Contracts nave just been awarded for fitting Up
the chapel in Memorial Hall. as 1t has been de-
cided 70 call the western wing OF Teachers Col
loge This wing OF the building IS the gift OF Joseph
Milbank and II is 70 the m.snory ot his parents
VINO are also memorialZed By another tne struct-
ure. which will stand upon Mo-niueside Heights-s
mart OF Barnard College. TO which n was gwen oy
Mrs \ \ Anderson. who was Miss Miloank-and
which vii. De known Nbank Hal. Tne me,
mortal chanel designs show some very beaut!tut
windows representing mytnoIoGcal SUBJECTS ll'era-
ture science. art and religion. There Is 70 De an
exceptionally fine organ. 49,
AT the same meeting OF the Building Comnit,ee
az which these awards were made, contracts tor
rhA eo1inr7en- of what il Is proposed shall oe q
model domestic science laboratory were aiso award
I'd r. IL expected that this VIII be In readiness IN
autumn.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15

Scrofula is a word you don't quite
understand, but if you talk with your
doctor. he will tell you that it is gen.
orally believed to be due to the same
cause which gives rise to Consump-
ton. 1t appears mostly in those
who are fat starved and thin. usually
in early life. A course Of treatment
of SCOTS Emulsion with the Hypo-
phosphites wherever Scrofula mani
tests itself, will prevent the develop
ment Of the disease Let us send
you book. Free.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE Chemists. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
VASSAR.

poughkeepse y. 7. Feb. A-Proiessor william
James % Harvard. gave lecture IN the college
chapel Friday evening. February .. on Psychology
and Relaxation
On Wednesday afternoon Miss whitney and Miss
cnapin Of the music department gave piano re-
c.,al IN the chapel Tho programme included
Beethoven. Chopin. Schunann and Schubert
Mrs Harriet Stanton Biatch. Of England Vas
sa~ alunaa well known in both countries for her
studies OF economic questions * 10 give series OF
lectures in economies 10 the students and Others
who are interested IN the position OF the nousewlc
and woman wage-earner The first was given last
Thursday afternoon. ~, ... =, r,A;,.
letnean Hall iast Saturday evening. ,, 49,
The new officers Of the Y. w. {. a, cIecteu 20
for a wear are: Helen Whitman. presidenI.
Alice Gibbons vce-president; Gertrude Haywood
recording secretary: Bertha Richardson. CORE
sponGing secretary. and Estelle Arms'rone' treas
1rer
The sophomore and freshman class elections i9r
the second semester have resulted as foNoWsi Ii4
I@-Presdent Jean Hamilton; vice -RIesldend,
Phoebe Truesdale: secretary, Gertrude Hey"ooH'
treasurer. Nargare, Murray. In lSD-Presldeht'
Linda Perrin vice president. Edith Merritt secte
tary Marie Becker: treasurer, Flora Dean
Marion Schibsby .s the newly elected speaker oi
T. sod " for the second half-year. 81,
five
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
CITY COLLEGE.

DR. j. J McNulty. professor OF philosophy and
political economy has made some changes ir the
Textbooks 70 be used IT, his department. For the
seniors Weber's History OF Philosophy and
Mayors "Ancien. Philosophy have been adopted.
and for the juniors. Horace Whites Money and
Banking
The Athletic Association held meeting last
week al which delegates chosen 10 repre-
som ne city College at the intercollegiate Ath-
i-tic Association me-tinG. They are the following
e. 2 Jellinghaus 81, chairman J. X. Roll. ~.
arl 9. Ncidnger. '9S The college association has
circulated subscription list among the students
for the purpose Of raising go" the amount re-
Qulred for the annual spring game. on last
Thursday morning II NJ Holton. ~, addressed
he students at rhe close Of the chapel exercises
and urged upon them the necessity of raising the
athletics this season will prove more satisfactory
than In former years.
The polo team finally settled upon. IS COM
posed of the following players. II. NJ. Holton %,
frs rusher: . j. A Grassi. 90 second rusher
r : Heller. 81. halfback l. n. Wei. 9S drive
F Phetschngar. 'as centre. and W. l. Cremin
goal
The Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Initiated on
last Nouday evening Arthur r. Rastine. %; Al
ber- \ Maras ~. and George A Egers. 90
The Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity has also in!ti-
ated two new men-Charles VI Anderson, -. and
Louis G. Thompson. 90 80
The ri Deuteron charge Of Theta Delta Chi Will
give A dinner IN the Theta Delta chi City Gradu-
ate Club rooms in March. a. which many alumni
and members OF other charges Will he present
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
ANlHERST

Amherst. Mass. Feb. H-Firal arrangements for
the junior promenade. which Is 10 be held in Pratt
Gymnasium next Friday evening. have been COM
pleted. and the affair promises TO De one OF the
most successful in the series OF Amherst pronlen-
AIDES. The music will be furnished by the Phil
harmonic Orchestra. OF Springfield. and The dance
will be preceded by short concert. The dance
list consists OF twenty-four numbers The prom
en- ade will begin clock and will close as carly
possible tie next morning on account OF the
tac1ltys wishes.
The arst tvo series Of junior ora,,ons have been
held IN competition for The LAdd prizes in oratory.
ana the four whom prizes have been awarded by
vote Of the class are J E Carmody. OF Chiropee
Falls. : = Gregory OF WaShin g;on. z. n. DYER.
ot Boston. and J. D Lennehan, o. Springfield,
Mass.
Members Of ;h- Chi Phi and Psi upsilon fra;er-
riies held informal receptions and dances al their
society houses las, Wednesday. -
Since -ha victory O. the relay team over VIII
ianns a, the nee: OF the Boston Athletic Associa-
-ion LAST Saturday night. & has been decided 20
enter ne the meet of Boston College. 20 be
hAld in Mechanics Hall Boston. on March y. The
-aar Will probably race with The Holy Cross team.
The team will not enter che Philadelphia races
OF The University OF Peansv wanna.
Professor A. .. Morse: who has received leave
% absence account of his health will pass the
res. Of the winter in Southern California
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
LAEANETTE-

Fas;on Penn. Feb 1.-THE freshman class have
held their first class supper L came or on FRI
dav night at Trenton unaccompa1ied by any OF the
excitement which has frequently characterized ef-
fo-,s % freshmen 70 hold these affairs, 20 which
ne sophomores have hitherto objected. The fresh
men went 70 New-Je-sey's capital in . SPECIAL car
and "a ne home greatly pleased with their trlp.
y Z Gates was POSTMASTER. and those who -
sponded 20 toasts were K. G Leetch y 9. Brayi
Il = Cotton. Frank Schmidt. John Rowe. DanleI
baum F z. Aver and c. NJ. Lsubach- The juniors
VII hold ther annual hop on Tuesday evening
rA5-uarz 9 The affair Will rank a. one o. me
mos important social events in which students
nsrticf1ate Among the ladies' who will be pa.
-nnssses are Mrs C;rigrs wife Of the Governor OF
NeV-Jersey end Mrs Reeder. wife OF the secretary
~ re Common wealth of PENNSYLVANIA The mem
oers ot Tau Chapter. Zeta Psi Fraternity Will
give an anniversary reception on Friday niSnt o,
.his week The ridwnter sports will be conducted
r series this year and the first one is scheded lor
March s. T. Till be held IN the gymnasium Inc
Medical Society has elected Reynolds pTsicent
Core 'as vice-presdent, and McCready, so secre-
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. J., Feb 1.-THE annual midyear
examinations closed Wednesday. The close OF
the examinations is always an occasion tor general
jollifcation Since Wednesday the campus and DOR
mitores have been scenes Of constant horsepay and
celebrating On Friday night occurred the annual
junior dance In the Casino and Friday and Saturday
the town full OF fair visitors from surround
ing cities and villages. Friday afternoon the social
clubs held open house, and many pretty teas and
receptions were given In honor OF the visiting ladies
The University musical organizations gave con-
cert Friday evening just before the dance. which
was enthusiastically received by the students and
their visitors.
The faculty has been increased by the appoint
ment OF Charles r. Kelermann. OF Pittsburg. 10
DC assistant professor OF geodesy in the school OF
Science. Mr.. keermann graduated from princeton
The Delft tankard voted to Princeton has arrived,
and IS now exhibition al Br.uers. This tankard
was offered 20 the college footba. team yoted to be
the most popular, fair held in NeW-fork, az
iankard are engraved these words: Voted to Prince
,Sn as the most ponnlar f9sSe fooEot 'esm esig a.
he TnHq5en snFfichE 4 s Hospital "e''
Professor Il. s s Smith recently took the seniors
inspection. A. Philadelphia the Baldwin Locomotive
Works were visited. also Cramps's shpyards A the
day vas spent at the Southwark and Pencoi! Iron
and Steel comrsnvs plant. Another day was spent
Wednesday evening. These men were Iaken on the
H. Ingham s w Taylor. L. S Ely, d. NJ Craig,
w J Tarker j II. Hutchinson c. I. Allison, r..
Moore J. De Gray and r s. Campbell
Dr. w W Keen. OF Philadelphia, addressed the
students OF the University in Murray Hill on Thurs
day night on the Christian life from the point OF
view OF professional man
were the most successful in many years. Whig Hal
was victorious. scoring triple triumph A. w .
leonard OF Ohio won two nrst places for Whig
Hall and r F Sterling wor the third nrst prize FOR
ais society wh,s. Leonard wa FRI in orator.
and poetrv and Sterling was first in debate H. r
Stockwell. of NewJe-sey. was second IN DEBATE ana
W NJ Post OF Syria. and =. {. Thompson. or New
York were respectively second and th!Td IN oratofy
Stockwei Pos. and Thompson represented clio
Professor " p Scott. OF the Department or Geol-
ogy addressed the Monday Night club wednesday
evening on the work OF Princetons geological eX-
ne6Itiors 10 the West. HIS remarks were especially
well received, because the lecturer himself was tne
organizer OF Princeton first expedition 10 the west
while he was s.rl IN College. in 1871.
The sesoui centennial edition o. bric-a-Brac va,
naced on sale YESTERDAY II Is by far the most eao-
orat. edition OF the college annual ever issued.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
WILLIAMS

Wniiamstown. Mass. Feb. 1.-THE college is now
considering a plan proposed by the Gargoyie'
senior society for the reorganization OF me attn
ieues CT the college and a settlement or the nnan-
e,ai problem II is proposed TO put into the hands
'" BODY to be known the AtnIetlc Conhch
complete control over the financial policy OF all the
@'hie'ies of the college. The council is TO De MADE
~ oi the presidents Of the athletic associations
N''h three members Of the faculty and three grad
ct. Each Of the graduates is TO represent the
.1-Hcl! as an officer Of OF the atnletc OF
ssal-.L@tions. The council will choose graduate
s,-1''.r who Is 10 have charge OF ali athleuc
,r. receive fortnightiy itemized reports from
an. "dHasers of the leans. and have power 10 re-
l.w.a -iepo'' al any time. ,Iach manager Is az
trsn. ~ 10 spend at his discretion con
san., .h'oiylag larger expenditure must nave the
be- =. ~ OF ne treasurer and the graduate mem,
wan DE Organization. No games are 20 De pIayed
ihe me Gikan!zation In question ~ iDsoVent ana
by ,.Hhc Will nave power 10 enforce ~ decisions
~kanizations
"s sermon was preached last Sunday morning
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
EORDHAM.

At meeting OF the 81. Johns DEBATING society
held recently the following officers we're chosen Tor
this term: Vice-president. John T. Delaney a.
corresponding secretary. A. B. Crosas H' treas
urar Bernard McElroy. ss: censors. r fauidihs
Brant 81 and Peter Mcdonnell. IS The Kew
John F. Qurk professor OF rhetoric, is moderator
The concert which held in Carnegie Lyceum
last Friday evening great success. Despire
tne bad weather the hall was Allied Inc hev.
j. Campbell. president, and the Rev W u. EeaI
Melau. vlce-president. were In attendance. anu
highly COMMUNICATED all connected with the various
clubs Manager Il f.. McDo1ael. 81. Is arranging
dates IN Boston. Pittsburg. wheeling and oprlhs
field The trip will take place IN the Easter Vac"-
ton
The athletic teams are IN constant training.
Next month FOrdham will be represented ~ the
relay races at Boston by J. r. Qunlan. 81 Ihom| :
r. Adams SO: Jere Y. Dunley, ss ana Johh
Duune '9s Captain Quinlan says that me men
Will be n the best o. condition. and is confident OF
victory. -,
HandbaH has become a favorite sport az Ford
ham. Another tournament will be begun next
Thursday afternoon. r..
An elocuton contest held last THURSDAY tor
the purpose cf securing speakers Tor the COM
mencemeat Day exercises. only members OF the
senior class are eligible.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
ROCHESTER,

Rochester. y. Y. Feb 1.-THE annual banquet OF
the sophomore class was carried out without inter-
ference from the freshmen. Th.rty-three members
We're present.
The second trial decia nations OF members OF the
class Of 90 who candidates for places on the
"Soph. Tx. prosramm- in commencement week,
will be held February p
The glee md mandolin clubs entertained an audi
a the Park Avenue Baptist Church on Tues
day evening. and on Friday evening o. next week
will go 10 Newark.
Al the aunua! banquet OF the local alumni Friday
night Walter : Hubbeil POSTMASTER. Ryland
NJ. Kendrick responded 20 The Faculty and h. 7.
Shedd TO the Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
SMITH

vo,.1a,onton Mass Feb. 1.-THE Phi Kappa
Psi Society held it's serniannua elections on oatur-
dav nigat The new officers are: President, Mar
sars. Elmer Coe. 81: vice president Frances Doug
lass Daley. SIS. secretary Alice ki7sley Twlning
q, treasurer. Marian Edwards Rlcnarcs' g. ana
editor Paehel Baldwin. 81. Three sophomores were
Admired "a rhA rnemb mbersnip OF the soclety-Rita
Creghton smith. Mary Elizabeth Barnes and Msoe!
Cspele The irst members OF the class or ~ We
admitted 70 Colloquum Tuesday night They
are Ruth Marian Huntington and MargaIet BurIet
81 sbe4 President Ssaye addressed me Currehl
Events club on wednesday on Tho Cuban Cues-
:.on and It's Possible solutions Tne RlcNnsGh pc Ir1
nasiur1 Ruth Shepard Phelps, % mas oeen cno.en
eec,or 70 he Board of College settlement As
so~is.ior for The TWO years term beginning IN
sep,embe- 1897. Clara Sterling Doclittie. 81 - az
orsser. undergraduate eiector
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
HAMILTON.

Clinton. ~Feb A-Professor c. ". sn,yth. r.. has
been III for some days with tho prevailing sore
throat. with grip symptoms. On Wednesday tho
social whirl begins with two dancing parties AZ 'ne
chapter houses Of the Psi Epsilon and d X T.
societies. The next night comes the sophomore
hon which promises TO be brilliant and on FRIDAY
night the Sigs give a dancing party and the Delta
Dsyy. y7: Reed. 'ss: Gater 80 and Clark, 90 are
representing the College Christian Association Al
thc VI c. A. convention at Cortland. -
A printing press and printing outht generally haVs
been SET IN in the library building. where, under
The direction OF Librarian Dodge. most OF the col
Iege printing is we'll done
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
BARNARD COLLEGE.

The routine college work was resumed last Monday.
after an intermsslon OF two weeks fer the md-year
examinations As almost all Of the examination
returns are now in. all undue excitement has sub
sided and things are again running along in their
proper course. nj
Al the regular meeting OF the Aia-hul on Thurs
day afternoon the irst part OF Eurpidess lpnl-
g.ria IN ra,ris was presented Miss Berg 9S. acting
a. Crestes ard Miss Seligsburg, '93, as Py.ades
The February tea o: the Cndergraduate Assorla-
ton or Thursday afternoon valentine a:falr
The study parlors appropriately decorated and
coI;ege Banio club played in the course OF the
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
NORMAL COLLEGE.

Tn. following officers OF the Philoma,hean So
cietv were elected az its last meeting: President
Miss MAY Schnepel. vce-presiden,. Miss Add!e q.
Christiansen: critic. Miss Dorothea Hess recording
secretary Miss Lillian VI. Struss. treasurer. Miss
Isabelle W. Fitzpatrick. corresponding secretary.
Miss Estelle Franklin. reporter Miss Julia Boes..
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
STEVENS

This week will De known Anniversary Week
for in the latter part OF II the ooked-for ce.e
oration will take place. College exercises will he
held today and tomorrow while the rest OF The week
will be given up 70 the festivities The programme
Tor the three days is as follows "Wednesday annual
ball Of the junior class az Delmonico's: Thursday
dinner Al the Hotel Waldorf, az 80 D. m: Friday
exhibition OF the work ot the faculty and alumni
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
COLGATE.

Hamilton y. T.. Feb. N-H. n. Hays has been
elected manager OF the track athletic team. Can
didates for the team are In daily practice In the
gymnasium preparing for the spring meet.
Friday evening February . George kennan gave
the NTH lecture In the College and Town course
Hts subject "On the Siberian Road.
The local chapter OF the Psi Gamma Delta Fra
ternity gave a reception their chapter house
Friday evening. February l..
The annual lecture before the Press Club was
given Thursday evening February II, by VI. w Can
field civ Editor Of The Utica Observer. Mr.
Caufeid's g topic vss Islands of Thought in Oceans
OF Ink" After the lecture the Press Club members
rad an opportunity TO meet Mr. Garfield az the
home OF Professor Thomas
The sophomore so.res will DC held this year -
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
EYRACISE.

SYRACUSE Feb. H-The first public recital OF the
second semester given in Music Hall Of Grouse
College Wednesday afternoon by the musical stu-
den,s Of the College OF Fine Arts. The fourth an
nUaI preliminary contest of the undergraduates oi
the university. 10 determine VINO shhl represent ''i'
,rs,,,u,tor ,t the New York State intercollegiate
re ,orical contest be held on March a. IN ,Fou-e
Hall occurred in the chapel OF the Han OF Ian
ei,a ges last Monday evening. w. T.. Brown. " whs
caciared drst and T A. Levy, 9s second, or alter
uot;ys Thursday evening the New-York Alphi
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
4NDPE4 MAURO DISCHARGED.

Andrea Mauro. the italian VINO vas arrested .vo
weeks ago by Central Once Detective Petrosino on
suspicion that he had on December =. stolen Slo.Q"
worth o. diamonds from The lewery store Of George
= Cat in Nev-Orlasns was again arraiEnrl IN Cen
tre Stree Court yesterday NJ. Gal present IN
court and he said that he coud not BE- positive ma
Nauro was The jhef. A. tine OF the ROBBERY, he
,ad the thief had a full beard. Maur0 now has A
smooth face. and this confused him He said tha Z
Nau-o looked great des Ike the thief but the lack
OF hair caused much d0uot IN his mind that ne vas
no, willing 70 prosecute Magistrate Cornell dis
charged Maurc
New-York tribune., 1897-02-15
:rpAr THEOLOGICAL. SEMINARY

Bishop Talbot. Of Wyoming. preached before the
Missionary Society OF the seminary last Friday
evening
reception given by Mrs. Andrew Oliver,
wife OF Professor Oliver and the Misses Oliver for
the Students Thursday afternoon.
The Rev Dr.. Theodore NJ Riley professor ~
pastoral theology concluded his series OF addresses
before the Devotional Society on Wednesday even