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SYRACTS Sc.

Syracuse. March 1.-THE wives Of the faculty en-
tertainrd the young women students In the parors
OF the gymnasium on Tuesday afternoon from ; TO
o'clock During the afternoon Students League
was formed for the purpose Of promoting the social
interests Of the young women students.
swell S Hi. OF New-York city. has hcen ap-
pointed to n place III the faculty Of the College or
Fine Arts Early in the spring ne VII begin his
duties with the cas. in water-color printing.
Tho Nen School Of Dratory OF phila ielpha. has
decided 10 hold its summer scss. on At this tniver,
sity The course will bcein juno II and run TIL
July o. and will include three Rotations = dav for
five DAYS Of each week. Besides the courses IN
oraory and elocuon there will bc courses I'm phys
cal culture and voice culture.
At the late meeting Of the y VI {. A. the follow
Ing officers chosen for the coming year: Presi-
dent G. II Mix: vice president. W. F. Rdeeway:
corresponding secretary. VI. O Van keuren: record
ing secretary. r A. Shepherd: treasurer. T. NJ.
Bishop.
After considerable effort the part Of Professor
C. L. Becker. OF the department Of music. the nj
vorsitv have orchestra. For some time
h. question has received desultorv attention. but
never till now was an orchestra actually In sight.
Under tho leadership or Professor Becker the re-
hcarsals ircquer; and satisfactory and VIII re
suit In public appearance in Grouse College early
after Easter.
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BROWN.

p-oy,do 700 March r-At special meeting OF
Tho senior class on Saturday afternoon Dwight
Kellogg Bartlett elected n member OF inc
Glass Day Committee In place OF Rufus +. Corlew'
who has left college
In the consolation finals Of the whist tournament
Place end jerks beat Grover and Dune by SCORE
Of 100 TO So.
A, tho meeting Of rhe Chemical Society last Mon
day evening Professor J. H. Appleton gave IN Nus
trated lecture on "Iron aud Steel
profcsaor u e. Rumrus has been placed In
charge OF tho blological laboratory OF the nlted
States Fish Commission ut WOODS Hole no VIII
NOT however give III his work Mt the college.
Tho early practice or tho baseball s1uad seems 70
Indicate that the material VIII prove 10 90 OF
sotiefoctory character An indoor game was played
this week agains. team made M or local pro-
fessonal players. This game, OF course. aHorded
easy victory ~ the collsgans WAS at least more
satisfactory than the opposite result would nave
been.
The examinations for Tho winter term begin TO-
morrow and continue for week.
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Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The lecture on "Wordsworth" by Professor Will
tam Knight Of Scotland. given in the Adams
chanel last Tuesday was we'll attended and ap-
nreciated by all present. The only other lecture
by Professor Knight in New-York Will be given at
40 o. m Saturday. in the chapel The subject
will he "Colorldge." Professor Knight will also
nrcach at tho service In the chapel on Sunday
at,ornoon both the lecture and the Sunday service
being open the public.
Tho BOARD Of Directors. after consultation with
tho faculty has agreed upon a new plan FOR ad-
rninisfering the scholarship funds OF the seminary
Tho rules Of administration under the now pan
arc now being printed. and will probably he made
nublic within n fortnight. 1t IL believed that tho
49, system will please Tho students as II places
tho question on a higher rlane and relieves II OF
eono undesirable associations which have been
more or less connected with theological scholar
Ships. 49, , ,,o. ,,A o,A>r
nroceedIngs Including the charge by Professor
Hastings is now In press, and VIII be ready ior
distribution in 4 few days.
Dr. Hall will preach the University sermon .,
yaIs IN next Sunday. on Sunday evening he Will
road a paper on Dean stanley. in th" United
Congregational Church OF New Haven. OF which
the Rev DR. T T. Monger IS the pastor.
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AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass March ll.-At tho annual bust
ress meeting Of the College Young Mems Christian
Association a membership OF ISIS was shown by the
report During the year the Association has occu-
pieI its new quarters in Williston Hal, and its
work has been under the direction OF the new gen
eral secretary Dr. II. L. Clark. The officers elected
for the ensuing year were: President. w. II.
Tinker SO; vice-presdent a. Il. Franklin, 90; cor
responding secretary. O. II. Driver. 90; recording
secretary Preserved Smith. Oh
Manager Nahoney has near,y completed his
schedule FOR the Eastern trip Of the Senior Drama =
les II will include performances throughout south
orn Ncw-England New Jersey and NewYork
State In the vicinity Of NewYork city. Frequent
rehenrsas being held under Nj. Hurley. OF
Boston
The next lecture in the course college
Thought and Public Interest" Will be given on the
evening OF Marcn q. by Professor William Knight.
OF the University Of ST. Andrews, England. on
Tho chess tournament, with nineteen entries, Is
well under way. and the three winners viii rep
resent the college in the dual match against
Williams early next term.
DR.. Smith has announced the subject for the
Boynton Priz, essays In Bibica Literature-"A
Comparative Study OF Hosea and Amos"
The CotiLou cub gave its winter german on
Wednesday afternoon. March Q.
The annua. heavy gymnastc exhibition will be
gymnasium; The usual programme OF work Oh the
moor ana INC apparatus Will be carried out be-
sldes INC. competition for col cCc eyrnnast and tho
final basket ball game ' anu "'
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WE1IESI cY.

wo,loelev Mass March 1l-hccord'nE 10 me
n,ov,sions Of the present curriculum. candidates
for the r. A. degree allowed two elections IN
tho freshman year. and every candida'e must CUM
nlate before graduation tho equivalent OF ntty-nhc
one-bour courses nearly .our-ffths Of which are
elective In her recently published report FreS'-
dent Irvine describes the WORKING OF inns IT,
stricted elective system n connection VII" ln9t
,.oo-,. Graduates the only class that has worked
from start to finish according 10 us pro'iS'o"''
While there is measure of stability In GER
ioin PARTS Of the work IN certain departments NJ
many other points the change has been so great ms
~ ratsa ca ne serious questions. In order TO esti-
mate Justly the meaning Of the changes "hcn
have attended this transition period as PRESIDENT
Irvine SAYS I'll is necessary 10 bear in mind that
system OF election Is also one OF comparison anu
selection" The courses most largely elected are
given IN order Of numbers: English literature Ger
man. Greek. Latin, history. mat mates. SheIn-
ietry philosophy French botany zoology ana eco
Monies. rho,rso- c,o,a
secretary Of the Episcopal Chnrch MlSs0na arsnn
sa aSS lfS ' and on Saturday afternoon Miss Lucia
tuesday the College glee and mandolin clubs VIII
give a Kings Daughters h"Heht concert az inc
Young Nv Mo dr,sn,sos OF Ms Henry F. Durant
Miss Eaton Of the English department. gave a
reception Tuesday evening in honor Of e
mnn,hers Of the science Club entertained the newly
organized Modern Language Club on Tuesday
Miss Ethcwyn Grenell, Of '9s, has been elected elected
president Of the Barn Swallows, In place OF MISS
' Tby 90 aWeilcsiey Magazine Board which Will
assume n- duties in April has been chosen as foi-
lows: Editor-n:Chef. Miss Grace T: Cook lit 1T,
Fmrion and Margaret Merrill; business managers
Misses Louise Baldwin and Emily McClary.
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RADCLIFFE

Cambridge. Mass. March lion Monday after
noon Miss Lara Fisher gave her first lecture In tho
now coursc on kindergarten methods and principles.
The next lecture vii, be Mondly afternoon en-
"rhr Symbolism % tho Child"
Tho Radcliffe French Club IS to Clve a reception
% NJ. Donnie on Tuesday evening at Fay House.
At tho first OF tho spring athletic meets last week
tho freshmen won The banner from hc juniors.
on Wednesday afternoon missionary meeting
was held at Vaughn House. Miss Lucy May. %
gave report on the Cleveland convention OF the
Students Volunteer Movement.
Tho plays gwen hy tho Hldcllffc-C ambrdge La In
school club last week wore success The pro-
yramme included Bachelor Mails' and "A Case
for Logic"
on Thursday afternoon tho second regular meet
ing Of the Music club. assisted nv the Mandolin
and Guitar club. was held at Fay House.
on Wednesday, evening. March l6. Professor Will
lam James VIII speak to the college on What
Makes Life Worth Living 70 the College Girl"
on Friday evening Professor JdEemann Will
give n rccepiion the members OF the German
clubs o. Radcliffe and Harvard.
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GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Several sermon clubs" have been established by
Tho students Of the middle and Junior Glasses, each
consisting ~ four 70 six men, who usually meet
on Friday afternoons. The purpose Of these clubs
"a to give the mon practice In preaching. Two CT
tho number give twenty minute sermons without
notes which are criticised by tho others. Tho idcl
thus far has proven worry satisfactory. and tho
mon will continue the meetings
The students intending 10 compete for the alumni
prizes In Greek and ecclesiastical history were re-
oulred 10 hand their names 20 tho dean on Friday.
The examination will he held during the Easter
holidays The prize for Greek is to he $50 and for
history so.
The Rev William McGarvey. OF Philadelphia.
will give a missionary talk to the students on next
Monday evening Or. Body addressed tho devo-
iional meeting on last THURSDAY evening on Tho
Right l'sc OF the Holv S"rIn'ur"s.'
Professor F r Russell -. -. has been giving
20 the students during Lent haf-hour exercises In
the Of the voice and In breathing. The class
has been oren To all the students.
Tho s. minarian" Is now in the hands NJ the
printors and will probably be issued within the
next few weeks.
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DARTMOETH.

Vnnover y H. March 1.-THE Athletic Commit
tee has decided TO postpone the athletic meet AT
Wiliamstown for year. This has aroused CON
adorable feeling in Williams and Amherst. and has
led these colleges 10 declare that, If Dartmouth
withdraws from the Track Athletic League on any
prctoxt however valid. they will Immediately with
draw from III, league in football and baseball
Through tho e~orts 81 President Tucker Pro-
fessor Rshce and Or. Huntington. the college mas
come into possession of rare redal struck by
Congress in 1914 for Brigadier General James Miller
for eal'aniry in the War Of 1872 II is q fine GOLD
and weighs about eight and one-half ounces.
Tho Richardson Dormltorv. situated east OF Roll
Inns Chapel will be open fo' occupancy April !.
Dartmouth was unsuccessful in the relay race
with the Institute of Technology in Boston last
week The team consisted OF captain !. W. 'nase
Fgbert Haskell and Sears.
The college is endeayorinG TO bring itself INTO
closer relationship with the preparatory schools ny
the formation Of clubs consisting Of graduates OF
the various schools
Dartmouth is handicapped again this spring in
no, being situated where its baseball team can
have outdoor practice The snow is two feet deep
on a level and il looks now as II the team wouid
get Ms first outside practice W Prd nfdWm The
proposed Southern trip has been given up. .o,
The gee mondSn and Guitar cubs naTe HTown
-, leader OF the glee club; " D.. 0suhS va 81
ageT The clubs have dsba aded for the season.
Dean Hodges Of Cambridge. Will preach IN the
college,
Hc1ry Watterson Will lecture In The gymnasium Nm
nexf Monday evening on Money and Morals MY
Waf,erson has a son in Dartmouth. class Of 81.
Miss Dean. of South Weymouth Mass. is 20 10
Roberts 90 and Pierce. 'Ol. are preparing col
iege comedy to be given in the spring by the
"Ruskin" - go GU, . ,e,
The prize spea king for the Smith and class OF eo
PRICES took mace IN the college church last even
Ing The sIbicct Of the ~Xtemporaneous debate
was s%Resclved That the Democratic principle has
lost ground in the closing years Of the nineteenth
century" The dispVtants were. Affirmative. George
Francis Smith and Frederick Dana Sawin; mega
tive GUY Clement Griffin and j. Russell chandler,
ali Of the senior class The original orations were
by Guy Andrews Ham. Calvin Written Foss Nell
son Pierce Brown and Hawlev Barnard Chase
The Judges were l. NJ. Dutton, 70, Newionvllle.
Mas; Lewis Parkhurst. IS. and Alfred 5. liali,
"a OF Winchester. Mass. They awarded the prizes
ns follows. First debate j Russell Chandler
second George Francis Smith: first prize toraiory
HaWley Barnard Chase; second Guy Andrews
Ham The KAPPA Kappa Kappa Society gave the
Judges q reception after the contest nj their society
house in FacUlty-aVc.
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FORDHAM COLLEiE

Tho subject Of the debate FOR the next meeting
OF the Fordhan College Debating Society Is: re-
solved That the annexation OF Hawaii 70 mo
United States is both prudent and advantageous 10
the Government Of the United states IN III.
Affirmative side are Peter Mcdonnell. rs and
Henry Curtain go: J. Tuition Mason. IS. and Henry
G. Shields 90 will look after the negative SIDE
The Junior Debating Society will meet IN Armory
Hall on Sunday evening. A. G. Brown. ; J., has
appointed Philip b. Reilly. 10: James oNeH' W
and John J. ToOhey. 20. as n committee 10 procure
a suitable pin for the society
The officers Of St Johns Hall have 0een chose"
ns follows: Reading room-President Alpnonse
Edebohls. treasurer. Whitney Eckcr' Bo"''ns
Allev-Presideut William HlnchhTe: ueasu'',
Ioceph Noulett Pool and Billiard Pariof 70"
dealt Charles Murn: treasurer. "u''" -,
Baseball Associa tion-Manager. Whitney En-
assistant manager. William Murray "e@S',es.
Gelses: secretary. Arthur BarzoAh me 'a'D'-@s.'
for the Tyros in active traihihS' anu
porous season Is expected -,
The Rev Thomas J. Campbell 3 De- p,e'' Ds.
OF the college will deliver a lecture on -
rick" next Thursday evening at 81 ION" .,a,
in Paterson. y. J. The Rev Dean ,ordhsm
Amor Hall was oiled to its utmost ce ea Az
or Wednesday afternoon with an d {{pael,,t rerie
dSn H hat aIrT ne e This P' III" sixth recital that
Mr. Woolett has given here ms zen c,l,v students
become n great favorite with the '"cu''''
and friends OF the college. ,,,ay one Of
At tho reading OF marks on MONDAY on on' he
Tucian's Greek dialogues was presen,e9 Us
stage bv Andrew Ewald and seden McC s,o-, 10.
OF the rs academic class OF the pa me Class
And showed a thorough knowledge OF me pc ~.
The baseball practice continues 'S n,Ss innings
we're PLAYED by two picked teams. under W. ~ gsi
Vision Of Coach Cot;er. The men shovel , Z AVE
and ali express the opinion that We VIII 20 ,.,i
winning team Dr. Robert carmofy wv ~,
pitcher Of Fordham during the seasons hs,s. n
20 ls expected here next week 10 take cpss'
those who arc training for the pitchers to-
Manager Mcfarland o. of The a,hlr 1i, I. hen
,,or has announced that indoor games VIII W
4, ,ba senior Cvmnas STUN Thursday morn"n
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CITY COLLEGE.

Tho second sem.-annual debate OF this year -.
,wccn the Conian and Phreno"osm'o~ literary
societies will be held 81 April . a, ChickArins
Hall The subject for discussion VIII 10 Re
solved. That the United states construct own and
Operate the Nicaragua Canal The representa-
tives from each society are: For the Affirmative.
Mes.rs . Myers eS and :. y. Herman. g Of
Phrenocosma and for the negative. Messrs 0.
Kinkeldey 'os and r b. Goodman, ~ ~ CNonan.
The lrst debate. which took place In Decsmber.
resulted In victory tor Phrenocosmia making
the number won by each the same. thus adding
10 the interest In the coming debate.
The following officers have been elected by The
CIlonian Society for the spring term. President.
+ Salant es: vice-prcsdent. O. W fredenrch,
90: treasurer ". c. Buchler. %: recording secre-
tary F.. " Salzer. '0l corresponding secretary W
W. Hyman. 90: librarian. j. G. jackson q" edio''
F. G. Gibney 80: Character Committee r W
Hottenroth IS: J. Browne. 80. A. o Ernst. a.
and H. Crone. '0l The Phrenocosmian soce'y also
elected officers as follows. President II. 7 kadin,
ss: vice president. II. II. Smith. 90 recording Sec
rotary. L. b. Book. 20; corresponding secretary.
: Wiener 90: treasurer l.. Gran ~. editor G.
Jtrouse go. assistant editor. p. Myers q teller
f. L. Solomon, 90. Character Committee. > r.
Bayne. 90; NJ /. Zellermayer., %. W. D. Pu'er'
4 meeting OF the Young Mems Christian As'9-
citation was held on Thursday afternoon: Al Nhlcn
r II Mohr. 90 the delegate 70 the students Vol
unteer Convention at Cleveland. gave his report.
Addresses were also made by F. ? Turncr, Of
Vanderbilt University: T.. J. Field u Union Theo.
logical Seminary. and II. w GeorgL secretary OF
the Students Club ~. ...-
The following dates have been made With other
teams by the baseball team; May T. Fordham, az
Fordham: May %. Arlington Atheiic Ass0cisstion,
M Arlington H. j.; June II. Seton Hall AZ south
Orange y ]. The lacrosse team ~ the sopootn2gte
class has received a challenge from stevens m
stitute About thirty men are training TOT the, cv
ege team. of which A. l.. Howe. 90 mas oeen
elected secretary. .,-..
The college orchestra has begun systematie frac-
tice under the leadership Of T. VI. steind'el W
and excep. for the lack Of first and second 20.
linists promises 10 be equal TO the orchestTas "
former years
f. a Spitzka has been appointed toastnaster OF
tho senior class dinner 20 he held OF commence,
ment night H. J. Blenderman. ~ was initia,e1
into the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity on MONDAY
evening Tho Phi SIGMA Kappa fraternity nas
recently initiated F. O. Smith. m
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N'ASSAR.

Poueik-~-,.ic y. Y March 1.-THE organ recital
by CuiImant last Wednesday evening has over
Swallowed every other recent incident In the college
annals The programme included, among others
scloctIo..s b. Bach. Handel. Mendessohn and Gull
man, ana an Improvisation on The Marseillaisc.
Thu faculty and the students in music met NJ
Guilrnant after tn" concert In Mrs kendricKs par
lor By invitation from Professor Cow.
on Friday evening. March :. n musica! was
given through the kindness Of Mrs. Reiman. II
New-York. by Mrs. Reimar vocalist; Henry h.
Hadlo.. y!olinis and Albert I.ockv God paniS -.
on the Wednesday previous DIT. Henry g. HanchAt
ga yc an Illustrated study in melody.
Last evening &. X. Gilbert, Of the United states
Gsclngical survey gave n lecture The History
OF The Niagara River . - -
Morning and vesper Episcopal services were con
Quoted in the chapel Sunday tciore Iast ny bShop
Walker 81 Western New-fork.
The class ri 9S has elected for class day; sarah
Sheppard spade orator Louise Chainberlain ana
Fanny Mckinney, historians. and Josephine
Sleght chairman Of the Committee on Arrange
mnnts. go, ,-o.. .
The faculty have appointed Alice Kaufman a
speaker al co nmenccment ia place o. Ailce I'D
bons resigned
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MOUNT HOLYOKF

south Hadley Mass. March 1.-The chile, In
Vue", o' inc year mus far at Mount Holyoke was
the visit on Monday last OF DR. u x poorso-. :,
chicago, 10 whose benenccncc Mount Holyoka ot.s
so much The Rev. DR.. Arthur Pearson OF nroot
Ign. had just concluded his remarks to the stua.p,.
assembled Tor prayers IN the chapel when the hell
Iealed out welcome. and Dr. D. X Pearson. on,
tered. The students with one accord arose and
cheered as Dr. pesrsons entered and prepared 10
address them HIS remarks or the nature of
"reminiscences Of his earlier life physician In
the Connecticut Valley. OF his manner Of making his
fortune and MS plans for spending IT, past and
future. ~ the close Of MS remarks. I'm which he
OK" osSsi hlms.f 80 perfectly sanshcd with tNA
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UANFRFORD.

Haverforl Penn. March u.-Rufus NJ Jones
Editor Of The American Friend. delivered iec;-
,,re in Alumni Hall last evening on The Attitude
~ the Modern Christian Toward the Bible.
Dr. Frank X Sanders. professor Of biblical 1T
eraturc in Yale College will give two lectures on
The synop,ic Gospels" Thursday and Friday
evenings. 49,, .,. a..
The annual dinner of the Haverford Alumni as
ISOLATION w.ll he held in philadelphia TINS evening"
Edward p. Allison. IA. Will preside. -,
The midwin;er gymnastc competition was easily
won by the class Of 'N with 90 second ror ne
T'rederick Stadel,nan. O. II. Motif and T Nlstar ::
Tor 100 the most successful competitors were H. H.
and 6 " MiHlin.
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lion on Monday evening WINS "A Med~val Town,
iJc ,cok r the -Taubcr as an exnmPe
Tb. hoseboIi team went into work on mon
day The following men IRE ,rying: bn'' piun%ett
md Carr: Infpd Perry. Rutter Mnkcnehcc Dc' !,
Doph Lydecker and Street: outn s, no"shN' ~
q Seayor Edwards ". Carr and SnrRcnt ,,.
Tho sneakers chosen for the preliminary ,noo,.-
light" oratorca contest nre: From '1 A Wig
Rawrire II c. whitehead ard Wildey: FROM ~
ChadweII Cross 10 Camp. Doolit'le. Hammonngi'
IIwntiroton Mnkepence Merritt. Scelcv ara DJeri'
This number will be cut down one-hnlf at the pre-
llminary trials. , ,... 80 .,,,otn
"a unynhrny ne manager OF their baseball team
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Ivon Hail Te was received by the s,uaenIs 49, "a
dent IN Pcarsons Hall built with funds in ,ncs
by him, and escorted 10 the car ny m 10 ROYAL
who gave him the Persons HILL banner j" io'"'
purple and white. .,.,,od n n illus
.rotad lecture on american Art by W . LncI
The subjects chosen tho mural decor" hr,ry
the Boston Public Library and thc Na''o''' ''"'
in Washington. .., CO Club
Tuesday evening the Williams Coilcgc go va
gave q concert. and on Wedncsda! c''"''''
row Wilson gave lecture. =. ..,nr,,i IN
Tho Current Events Club dd not lack ',,oa,,o,s
tho discussion OF Hawaiian and CUBAN Q.9 -
President Mead discussing the former ques''o" :"
tho light OF her visit Inst summer
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SMITH.

northampton. Mass March 1.-THE Phi Kappa
Psi Society held its regular meeting oil SATURDAY
night Alma Hoc6h. Chariot" Eggloaton and Flor
ence Brooks. Co wcrc admitted to the society.
on Thursday nigh. tho KneisPl quartet. OF Bos-
on gave n concert in Assembly Hall. Tho pro
grannle was well arranged and admirably carried
out
The Philosophical Society invited It's friends to
an open meeting Monday night d.. Harris.
United States Commissioner OF Education spoke On
The Outcome q Hegcls Philosophy
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LAFAYETTE.

Fafton. Penn. March 1.-THE annual convention
Of tho Zeta PSI convention met here today ard de-
voted tho first session 20 routine business. Reports
were read from all tho leading colleges. IA chapters
were represented from Ynle University Of Pennsyl-
wanna t'nycrsity ot New York. University 81 Vlr-
GINA University % North Carolina Colby Harvard
Ringers. University OF Michigan. Columbia. rnivor-
sity OF California Bowdoin. University OF Toronto
McGnl. Brown. Cornell and other institutions. This
evening there was theatre party OF las "Ze,es at
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RRYN MAWN.

D-yn Nawr, Penn. March l-Presidont Thomas
has announced tho appon iTnents to the European
Fcllowshlps for 1850 The Bryn Mawr European
Fellowship isawa-t fed 20 Miss Marion Edwards Park.
whose special work he's been In Greek ard English.
The sieer IS Fellowship has been awarded 10 Miss
Lizzie Rebeccs Laird. who mas held the resident fol-
lowshp In phys!csat Bryn Mawr during 1875 The
second graduate European fellowship, known as
the Mary r Garrett European Fellowship has
been taken by Miss Florence PEBBLES a student in
biology
- sn,ertainmcr, VII be given In The gymnasium