New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
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Princeton n. j.. Feb GA dance and concert
were given Thursday by the ladies OF Prince
ton for the benefit OF Evelyn College. The con-
cert was given by the University Glee, Banjo and
Mandolin clubs. assisted by Miss katherine Pelton
OF New-York Among the paronesses were the
following: Mrs. Joseph T. Bede. Mrs Alexander
T. McCiill. Of Jersey City: Mrs +. G. Durham. of
Morristown; Mrs Edward II. Wright, OF Newark
Mrs Jamison, Of Lawrenceville Mrs. Francis L.
Patton. Mrs. James o. Murray. Mrs NJ Taylor
Pyne. Mrs. John Gricr Hibben Mrs. 6. G. Rock
wood. ir. Mrs. Bliss Perry, Mrs. Max +. Schmidt.
Mrs Edward Howe and Mrs Henry B. Cornwall
of Princeton
The last entertainment Of the season in the
Spencer Trask course was given on Friday night
Charles F. Underhill. presented Shakespeare's
Midsummer Nights Dream" Hermann Ranne-
ned assisted Mr.. Cnderhi. playing on the organ
play.
ing Committees of Whig and Clio halls nine new
members elected to the societies. The cleo
RSe to s0 H? NJ H. @ @ M
oo: Ralph Goodenough. 900. Whlg Hal elected A.
90 and ' s Evans co. The intiations occurred on
DR.. d. G. Dowkontt. Of New-york City. adj
in Murray Hall on THURSDAY night. ..,.
week in preparation for the spring contests. The
candidates for the team were taken to Monmouth
Junction on Thursday for a practice shoot. Several
out-of-town contests being arranged. including
joint shoots with clubs al Trenton and Dayton and
with the Columbia University club.
The Monday Nigh, Club was addressed Wednes.
day evening by Professor W. NJ. Daniels: gpon the
Upon Social Problems The club has elected me
following officers for the present term: I'residcn.
s. NJ Manner. 81. OF Philadelphia: secretary. f.. g.
Elliott. 80, Of Murfreesboro, Tenn. Edwin Shoriz.
tr ~ Of Wikesharre Penn was elected me M M
present term includes the names of President Pat
ton and Professors Perry Fine, Baldwin and VIII
The college pool tourna ment commenced Wednes-
day evening al Benhams. The games are for 100
points CONTINUOUS pool ana TWO handsome Jolnttd
cues are offered as prizes
At the regular meeting OF the Sociological In
debated: Resolved That The present system of
economic distribution Of wealth is In accordance
WIN scripture and Gonserves me highest inteiSTt
held the affirmative and III. Il. liostetor and j. A.
Brockway cOntendcd for the negative. The Rev
DR.. Purves summed up the arguments. SAYING th'I
Scripture is upon both sides and that 10 his MIND
given.
The Cap and Gown Club gave a dinner TO the grad.
OF the club in its clubhouse recently \. G.
Proudht '93, president Of the Board OF Directors;
to by James W Alexander. go, Of New-York; Pro
fessor Andrew f. West "A. OF Princeton: Professor
Of Bound Brook: j. f. Weiss a5. Of harrisburg:
David Fentress. 9S OF Chicago; II. C. Brokaw. 80.
OF New-York and l.. H. Miller ~. Of Rosclle. \. J.
members of the club there were present the presl-
dents of all the other clubs, and 4 c. Proudft. 90;
~: A. McGaffin. ~: L. C. Love. '95: j. + Weiss,
'95: X. Taylor IS; ID. Fentress. '96: r. McGrann.
'96; k r. Kinssbury, SO and r. D. Smith. 9i.
ton University at the annual banquet OF the MARY
land Alumni Association, in Baltimore, Friday
Professor Bliss Perry addressed a large audience
on Tuesday evening on the subject OF "Thackeray.