New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05
YALE.

New-Haven Conn. June 4.-The Townsend speak
ers who will compete for the De Forest prize
June q have been chosen as follows: Horace Jewell
Fenton. Colonial Expansion; George Dana
Graves Faust; Arthur Sears Hamlln THE Puri-
tan Inheritance; Richard Hooker. THE Ital-
ian Struggle for Liberty; Henry Robinson Ship
man, THE Cavaliers; Carroll Fuller Sweet, Mich,
Colonial Expansion" The number Of essays sub
rnitted this year in the competition was nineteen
from which these six were selected.
II. d Wright. 'ss, has gathered in book eight
OF the most representative Sunday evening talks
given during the present year by various outside
speakers.
"The Senior Academic Class Book appeared on
June l.
On Tuesday night the Sheffield Scientific Berze-
Illus and Book and Snake. took in their members
from '6l g. The following went to Berzelius:
James Aaron Ferra, Edward Lea Marsh John
Stuart Ogvie. IT.. Rufus Parks. IT,. Fred Ely
Perkins, James Courtney, Frank Lees Quinby,
Allen Edgar Smith. Frederick Rust Van Vechten
Wilton James Whitley. Book and Snake took the
following; Morgan Kalani Armstrong, - Ferdinand
ds1n Hende2son Gber Porter Thomas
Hail. Southland Hay, Thomas Phillips Lamar,
saSe oy iof Frank
Yarmouth, Daniel IngersoI Whittleseyy; The other
to their usual custom. took in their men from the
freshman class during the fall term.
lsh universities in track athletics has been re-
ceved by the Yale athletic team management. 1t
will be accepted and the men expect to sail on the
st. Paul on June Is. The conditions OF the chal-
enge will be given out later. committee has
been appointed 10 pick out the athletes who will
represent the two colleges, consisting of two grad
yates from each college and the two captains. The
Yale men c. H. Sheriff.. 50, II. S. Brooks and
T. Il, Fisher I'd The Harvard men are p. j.
Wendell G. B. Morrison and J, T. Roche, ir
At the annual banquet Of the members OF the
university track team, held at the Murray Hill
Hotel Immediately after the intercollegiate meet.
Bascom Johnson. 90, was elected captain for next
year,
The usual depuation work OF the Young Mems
Christian Association has been carried on during
the present year in connection with the other
sadSs H f o the eony Of sRs
been visited by one or more delegates. and ad-
dresses have been made with the purpose OF ac-
quainting the with the religious side of the
The names Of the members Of the university
track team who are to get the 'Y' this year have
P. a.: r. G clapp, 90 8; Bascom johnson, co. j.
p. Clyde 7 g.; II. p. Smith co. J.. P. Adams 90
Ter. 90: c. F. Luce 90; C J. Gleason, 90 E c.
Waller 80 g.; D. r Francis, 90; r. b. Robertson.
90; ". NJ Adrance; 90 W p oo Bren = n go S j.
jr., 02; w. NJ Fincke, % s.
The forty-second anniversary exercises OF the
Art school were ended on THURSDAY night by the
announcement OF prizes and fellowships The win
ner Of the William Writ Winchester fellowship OF
$500 is John Alden Twachtman The Alice Kim
81 900 was awarded to Miss Jean May Burr The
Ethel Chde Walker prize, the income Of founda-
ti9n OF 5000, goes TO Miss Alice Hall Wetmore. The
ana Howard Carleton 'oi. academic with honor
able mention Of Miss Ethel Wells Bennett and
Norman olmsted II was announced on Thursday
from Carl Stocked and Mrs Battel Stocked TO found
scholarship In the school.