New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-19
PRINCETON.

Princeton y J.. Dec. ls-The Prlncetonian Pub
fishing Company has recently issued an edition OF
..The Alumni Princetonian," containing nearly a
conple.c record OF the Princeton men who served
I'm the late war with Spain. and those who voun-
ieered but did not see actual service. The part
which Princeton played In the war Is described In
articles by Colonel Roosevelt and others. Por-
traits OF number OF those who lost their lives.
with obituary notes and brief character sketches,
follow Then comes the list OF those who served
with a short record Of each mans military career
While this IS the largest list yet published. ii is by
no means complete. giving only part Of the men
who served I'm some branch Of the Army or Navy.
and does not attempt TO give the names OF the
other Princeton men who gave valuable services TO
the country in unofficial capacities.
There has been much interest taken Mt Princeton
in the establishment in the University Of n chapter
of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. The chapter lately
organized is to be known as the Beta Chapter of
wJcrscy Or. James o. Murray, dean of the
University is the president. and Professor Willard
Humphrey Is secretary and treasurer OF the Prince
ION chapter OF twcnty-sx faculty members eleven
were elected TO the chapters OF the colleges from
which they were graduated. Twelve members OF
the class Of 80 ten Of the class Of 81 and twelve
from The class Of IS honored with election
to tne secreia Of the class OF ~ has lately issued
n pamphlet containing the record OF the class since
piano recital was given on Thursday evening
in University Hall by Miss Adele Lewing. who
rincetom She was assisted by Miss Hdegarde
norman, soprano The prosIamme included com
idszt Fuchs and Chopin. The patronesses were
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Mrs George A. Armour,
Mrs Cornwall. Mrs J. D. Davis. Mrs Henry B.
Fine. Mrs; Arthur Frothingham Mrs John G ii;
ton Mrs +. S Lewis. Mrs. William IAbbey Mrs.
William F Magic, Mrs Junus 5, Morgan s,,: Mrs
Puryes. Mrs. f. G. Richardson Mrs. Savage and
At a recent meeting of tho Junior class repre-
I'm the debate and oratorical contest on Washing
tons Birthday. Joseph Hall Hin was chosen class
debater. and William Van Buskrk class orator.
In the sophomore oratorcal contest held this
week in Clio Hall the first prize was by w.
E Hope and the second prize by G. s. Gray:
Tournament has been completed Pilgram. O2,
made the highest average. winning five out Of six
games Those who won in the preliminary round.
and are therefore eligible 10 compete for the Uni
versity championship. well az the team to repre-
sen; the University In the intercollegiate tourna-
ment are Weston. 70; Ely. 80; Wilson. OF; Ely. OF;
President Warield of Lafayette College addressed
the students OF the University on Sunday, taking
his subject Two Hi ,h Days the baptismal
ton day OF CharlemaRne. The Rev. Robert p.
Wilder also spoke.
The competitive examination for the Newberry
not yet been announced. The competition Is open
10 members OF the middle class OF the Theological
sehcSi professOr M, McTar Of nd the Mei
Sheldon Jackson. United States Commissioner of
Education In Alaska. addressed the students at
the missionary conference held here last week
which q series OF lectures by Princeton gradua ties
and professors IS TO be delivered this winter and
Arts and Sciences. Those engaged to speak are
Professors Woodrow Wilson, rockingham and
I4bbey; p L Elmendort 81 Richard $. Buck:
Sherwood 70 Of Johns Hopkins University