New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
COLUMBIA.

The candidates for the Varsity crew are now eat
ing at the lunchroom in West Hall II the food and
cooking are found satisfactory. William p Huebner
Will be asked to cater when the boys go into quar-
ters The boys have now been al work for two
months and the novelty has worn on. AS result
some OF the candidates have become disheartened
and show slight tendency 70 shlrk work No bad
results are feared. as eight has gone into
a race after long training without experiencing sew
eral such stages The worth OF crew never he
determined until after the lazy" period OF the
latter part OF May is gone through.
I'm Vanity Fair ends its New-York run tonight
with what has so far been a most successful run
Arthur A. Powers and Donald MacGregor have re-
ceyed much praise for their work. and the cast is
by far the best that ever appeared In a Columbia
production. The receipts from the patronesses
alone are over 50 600 and With what has been taken
in at the box office. should not only pay the ex-
penses Of production. more than $500 but should
yield a substantial TO the various athletic
The final trials for places on the University, OF
and b. NJ l.. Ernst. The Judges. Professor G r
and Ralph G. Ringwalt tutors, were twenty minutes
in, coming to a decision. Wheaton and Pr9skauer
courses in the law school Ernst Is az arts sopho-
who has become prominently identified with
literary and debating societies.
The annual dinner and sm 20 Of the 90 classes
on March I. at ! p m II will be entirely formal
and the subscription price should be RENTED to
At the regular meeting ot the l. c. A: A. A., which
will be held the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day
II. X Bird and Frederick Monet James d. Pe
ing OF the intercollegiate Col, Association held at
the New-York residence OF Joseph n. Choate. jr.
Next Tuesday afternoon special meeting OF the
n PSH. nun and y w be hs
Matthews will Informally speak Some Methods
OF Making Speech and will answer ali questions
The University Council has given permission to
the faculty OF philosophy to add the subject Of edu
as the equivalent OF one mai and one minor sub
feet Upon the recommendation OF the council. Pres
Miss Lucia Merrill A. y. Wellesley and c. O Base
/. L. b. New-York University: Phi. u. to NJ Il
Hammond. who was similarly honorcd by the
The Y. NJ =. a elections for the coming year
have resulted as follows: Membership Committee
Kiiier. '0i II D BuIkley Oh r. II brooks %
and II. r. Burt. OF Meeting Committee Harwood
tice. Oi NJ Torbus. 'ol X X Loranz 'Oi. w X
Gregory 20: organist v r. A. De Beaumont '0l /:
Bible Study Committee. II. c. sherman. 20 O. p.
z. J. Roberts, 80; Missionary Committee, G ". !.
Sites. p. c.: J. W. Gould. 90. s Aylmer- Small. 80
H. II St Clair. jr.. 100. and J. Gray. 0l
The Southern Society will entertain President Low
The class OF 1900 has elected the following editors
for their annual The Columbian: Melville II.
Cane, Il. Starr Giddngs. Henry II. 81. Clair jr..
II will make It's appearance shortly before next
The work OF grading and beautifying the grounds
is now going on. Henshaw. the landscape gardener
has gone TO Hampshire. England 10 purchase addl-
tional yew trees perfect speemens of which are mo-;
Barnard has been completed and within a few
weeks the latter viii get her heat and artificial