New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-11
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

c,hr,aoo Mass Oct 10-Last Monday the an
-, ,ashmop recept,on was held In Saunders
Theatre President Eliot welcoming the largest III
con,ny class in the history of Harvard Dean
Shaler of the Scientific School, who Is CHAIRMAN -
,h pncer,ion Committee presided. Besides the
address az the president speeches were maze pS
Governor Roger Wolcott in the name OF the I'm
,ronweaI,h Of Massachusetts. Charles Grin OF
Davenport Iowa. behalf of the senior Glass; ''''
Rev Samuel Crothers and Professor Palmer .
After the reception the regular oioous -no"u"!
r,eht rush took place The sophomofes had ois"'
ized during the reception. and were iuIs P''P
70 make large collections of freshmehs ha'S
the freshmen got together in snort oiuei. anu
fore long the walk In front OF Hollis ana o'oue
halls was packed with them. After nan an "ou'
1875, "a oounter-rushing the freshmen were
ohio IN slash their way through the mon oi sop,'o
mores md they marched about the yaiu ,,e
themselves and receiving the cohgra'ui" 'o"' "
juniors. r., oro.,vo So
The total sales OF the Harvard COOPERATIVE "o
c,ety of which all the students are meihoc' . an
which practically supplies all the books ana si,'''
wares for them show an increase OF soVVV o'e,
wear or sales amounting to nearly sl55YY,,T.r6s In
profits o Is 70 The pe report shows tina; the sales Of
the Cambridge branch have fallen some i re Med
icai School branch have been more thah WheT
In the separate departments me in ann been due 10
the recent hard times and consequent 10y SV pa va
for soS Niece f boz psse Father
ovtats: in the book department small dictionaries
have been bo for Years lad been steward Of
Memorial Hall where 1l@ sjn9snJs u' fnrrcrly as.
s,s am Steward at the Adams House. Boston Vas
appointed to succeed him. In the place OF aun'9 ~
away on gears leave of absence and Mr. ha,vep
win take his place this yfaT making any startling
innovations in the line Of diet ,,.,. soc,e,ias
The rivalry of H S 'w sarted last Friday
when each society held Its oIenlns ne a possible
of it's own members chosen for the great iae a'n
Princeton debates This year In order 10 ue XIV,
h%Tvard m.n a better to be IN held BY the
IRE to ref"'s Sc as hs eSsne
also giving rebuttal more attention man usu1 d,
E bT,es Wb 'ef % we're printed The s
drawn up. but in order to teacn th m, no,ice no
The Chess has received Gh@llSngg ITGm
The Executive Committee is considering the PROVO
shISs eS W pag for each Club
will be made by telegraph san rra!Cso1 p"t "a
has volunteered to pay the telegraph '0''S '0' '''
The Crimson has announced the election 10 t o
John Wells Farley James Birch Rorer and Willa ian
Henry c9nrOy r s and F smGci wais LEWIS
Richard HaughtSn and Rupert aSsn Waters IS
and e carence chSrchil Mann 90 assistant bust
following officers weTs elgs'fR
Nourse s secretary j. Roche ss mt treosu sSd
Frazier Curtis '9S; n II. Fish and W. G. Morse
49, and Draper and A. n R bSGn,sd by w ,he
Officers of the H. A. A. 10 have charge or az
trophies by The Harvard Athletic AsSOcaon
ali crimson athletics has elected Professor ira -
Hollis chairman for the ensuing year; James r.
Perkins 9S president of his class and a varsity
crew man. was selected secretary. NO new po-
lev of any kind will be begun, except That the atm
ieic captains will be consulted occasion may de-
mand The commitee Is noT made up as $40
Gardner So Dr. w. A. Brooks -; Louis A froth-
ingham. S3: ]. II. Perkins. sS; E. G. Burgess. w.
and Malcolm Donald, 99. The new members are
Professor Hall. Burgess and Dorald. III pace OF
Professor Beae, r. H. Stevenson. 81, and r H.
Haughton SO.