The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-21
UNIVERSITY HAPPENINGS
THE ROCKET TEAM SCHEDULED TO
 PLAY HARYARD TO-MORR0W.

CntaIogue-other News.
 The Yale hockey team is scheduled to play the Harvard hockey team on Lake Whitney tomorrow afternoon. This will be the first time that the teams have ever met. but from present indi- cations the game will have to be post poned.
 The Yale team has been practicing very faithfully for some time past, and are playing a very fast and accurate game. Last night they played the New Jersey Athletic club team in Brooklyn, and the lineup was as follows: c. K. Palmer '99s. J. A. Hall, P. G., w. l.. Barnett, captain '9S, and s. Campbell point; s. Stoddard '99 point; R. E. Smith 99S.
 PROM. ARRANGEMENTS. All the boxes for the Junior Prom. have either been allotted or sold at auc- tion and from now on a large force of men will be employed in decorating the armory Arrangements are fast being | completed and from the present outlook the affair will sbe one of the most bril- | Han ever held.
 l The following members of the junior class have consented to act as ushers at the Junior Prom: A. s. Gale, G. w. Humphrey, w. s. Roberts, F. Webster, | H. B. Warner, H. J. Fenton, M T. Hol- brook, A. H. Kirtland, F. F. Simmons, A. H. Keener, l.. H. Schutte, c. E. Julin and E. s. Rastall.
 | The whole freshman crew squad prac- ticed yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The men have been divided into two squads. Those weighing less than 150 will practice from to o'clock, and the rest from to 4 o'clock.
 MEDICAL SCHOOL CATALOGUE. | The catalogue of the medical school appeared recently and contained the 1 following announcements worthy of note.
 The faculty has been greatly increas- cd by the addition of the following men: John s. Ely, M. D., professor of the theory and practice of medicine; Charles J. Bartlett, M. D., assistant professor of pathology; Edward M. McCabe, clin- ical assistant in opthalmology; Charles N. Phelps, assistant in physical diagno- | sis; William M. Kenna, M. D., assistant in medical clinic; Frederick c. Bishop, medical clinic; Ernest H. Arnold, M. D., | clinical assistant in orthopaedic sur- gery; Clifford w. Kellogg, M. D., assist ant in histology and genecology. | ,o 1xr n1, in ha rrja 1try, d I the removal of the courses in surgery and obstetrics from the required work I in the second year. Both courses will ] become part of the work of the junior and senior years.
 The enrolment is given out as fol- | lows: Graduate students, 4; senior class 3S. junior class, 6; second year, 33; first year, 45; special students ?. To- tai, 12S.
 k Entrance examinations will be held June 30 in the following cities: Albany, l N. Y. Buffalo, N. r.; Chicago, Ill.,; Cincinnati, O.; Cleveland, O.; Denver, l Col; Milwaukee, Wis. New York city, I Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa: Porb- land. Ore: St. Louis. Mo; St. Paul, Minn.; San Francisco, Caf; Tacoma, Wash; Washington, D. C., and New | Haven. AA
 MASS MEETING AT HARVARD. | A mass meeting of Harvard under | graduates was held in Cambridge Tuesday evening and was attended by more than 800 students, representing all the parts of the university. J. H. Per kins, president of the senior class, pre- sided Guy Murchie '95, Captain Good rich of the University crew, Malcom Donald, president of the junior class and Charles Grilk, president of the liar. yard Union, all made speeches in favor of the proposed university club. The sentiment of the college was expressed in a resolution which was forwarded to the graduate committee.
 A committee of five members was ap- pointed by the presidents of the three upper classes to arrange details. The gneral sentiment was in favor of a clut house which should be meeting place for the whole student body were gradu. ates and undergraduates could meet and discuss matters pertaining to the university, and that such club should contain large parlors, a restaurant | plllldlo iOoliS, poUhtle oiiSyob 1 SWilIl- ming tank, and bath benches, and few bedrooms for visiting graduates.
 NEWSY NOTES.
 At meeting of the freshman baske ball squad Wednesday night George M Clark 1901 was elected captain.
 Owing to illness the lecture by tn Hon. Henry c. Robinson before thu Kent club has been indefinitely post poned.
 At the meeting of the Victorian clul Wednesday evening, the following com niittee was appointed to draw up constitutions: F. C. Havemeyer, J. Bar ney and Hubert Taft.
 The Mission study class will hold it first meeting of the term this evenins in the '98 room. The subject for tn term is Africa" All are cordially in vited.
 The following men will compose tn freshman basket ball squad for thl term: From 1901-S. s. Boardman, E D. Brown, H. B. Colton, G. M Clark U. E. Hemenway, H. s. Hetrick, c. E Rodgers, jr., w. P. Scott, c. Mclean From 1900 S-W. T. Charles, A. V Guide, c. D. Lockwood, H. F. Merriam w. Strobridge. The first practice vii be at o'clock to-day.
 When the freshmen began compul sorry work in the gymnasium last fal | Dr. Anderson announced that he woul