New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
HARVARD.


or three weeks the yard has been decorated with
numerous flags from the windows OF the more
patriotic students. Now the University itself fails
in line and has come out with largo silk flag.
which hangs out from the front OF the University
building This flag looks out into the yard
On account Of the absence OF T. H. Scull w. nom
college, the senior class has found Itself without
poet or poem for classday. Scu went TO join the
regiment OF Rough Riders" commanded by Roose-
Welt Before going no outlined his poem TOT the
occasion but since then he has had no opportunity
for completing It. As a consequence OF this vacancy
the class held a meeting Wednesday evening. at
which It was unanimously voted not TO elect an
other ella IS poet In the place OF Mr. Soul. but TO
omit tho poem entirely from this years exercises
unless Scull is able to send a poem to be read II
was also voted not to I'LL the place OF second mar
shal left vacant by the enlistment OF D. NJ GOOD
rich, and further that both Scull and Goodricn De
Informed OF this action OF the class
At a meeting Of the Memorial Society the follow
ing Officers were elected: Professor c. T. Norton
president; Professor Albert Bushnell Hart. vice.
president: II. Williams. 90. secretary: r. De K
Glider, ps. treasurer: A. Adams. 80. arch'vist; r.
Woolcott 5r curator
David Goodrich IS. has been appointed second
lieutenant In Roosevelt's Regiment of Rough Riders
H. sayre 1r 'ss: c. c. Bull. '9s and c. II. Scu. 90.
who are with the same organization are at present
IN the hospital with injuries received In cavalry
drill
The customary memorial lay eefViCo " Soii
memorate the sons OF Harvard who fell In the
war; will be held In Sanders Theatre May 30 at
p o'clock The address this year will be delivered
by Professor n. S. Shaler, g. DR.. George A.
Gordon, 81. pastor OF tho Old South Church. Bos-
ton. will offer the prayer. The Harvard Glee C41o
will also take part in the service and tho recently
organized Harvard battalion will attend in body.
The 6ignet has elected the first seven from 90.
Mr. Willis who has been assisting Mr. Lehman
in coaching the Varsity crew this year has re-
turned to England. where he will begin training ior
the Henley races In which he Will row. as he ala
the last two years. Willis rows In the Leander
boat.
The student body turned out last week TO hear
President Eliot talk on Harvard enlistment His
last words in the address were: When you were
admitted TO Harvard University you became mem
bers Of an ancient society which has always been
distinguished by a rational. discriminating. deep
seated and ardent love OF country and OF loerality
need not exhort you to be true 10 the traditional
spirit Of the place
At the last meeting OF the o. X. Society the FIRST
eight was elected from the class OF 'ss.
At the last meeting OF English Six on Thursday.
after the intersection debate. Charles Francis
Adams addressed the members OF the course on
Aosss q Of sbe Foss Art
Of F s a and 's
5.O.S be On e5 ,a on
found lately at Sedan Some OF the important
WHICH had been Temporarily removed from the
cases have been returned. and will be kept perma
room sa' synoptoai collection Of the best works Of
the early Italian and German IN
has been thought well e ssao 81 bs CLUB sdT
means Of combining all those Interested In dinere
branches. Frank Russell instructor. - has , .ysr
oficers Will be elected 1t Is expected that papers
win BE- read by eminent anthropoogists next year
The Pierian Sodality gave lts annual spring con.
concert was one OF the best ever given by the
society Mr. Loeffier, the leader has contributed
the tsS nsa s dinner
the Hotel Nottingham. Boston last saturday D., A
number Of graduate editors were present Pro
his 'i In II" TSe Monthly and in which Mr.. MeTedth
en %
Sy pubic Opinion The Invited guests were Pro
lessor Briggs. Dr. c99ase vi c Erdmsan. 80 rS o.
Gs ss a and f hs goo Bellows Macy
%: j. F. Brice. &c. and II. James. s9.
son. IS George Rladden, '5s; George N. Barnard
81 LEXIS sssckRcie 81 H Hgw s R% us nuy go
W n1en f Homes. 81 and Charles ": AHaory g
have been sent TO the graduates of Harvard. ask
ing for subscriptions to. purchase stft .or III
scriptions not to succeed S. The circulars were
Issued sn Wsdnssday the is'h and in less than
lows In their votes reappointing Edward Cummings
81 0 and IN 6Gh ny
y. c. Wright A. r. Instructor In French from
definite was done about the admission require
nients into college.