New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-27
NEWS OF THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

New-Haven. Conn., Oct. 2S CspeciaD.-Last Sat
urday's bulletin contained the announcement OF
junior appointments for the class Of o. This hst
IS especially interesting. as furnishing the OASIS
for elections 10 Phi Beta Kappa, the high stana
society The following thirty Will constitute the
membership from %: F. Burnham. Chicago; H. b.
Chamberlain Unionville Conn; A. B. Clark, MIL
ford Conn; H. E. Cotton. Comprehensive KY
G. e Davis Hartford, Conn. S. y. Deane' NoFei'-
field N Y; c. P Flora. Columbia. Penn. {. u.
Francis Winchester Tenn; A. B. Hail. New
Britain. Conn; w. Hance. Stephensburg. \. J.;
G. w Hitner Pottstown. Penn; L. H. Holt Hart
ford Conn; P. N. Howe. South Windsor, conn.,
H NJ Hubbell New Haven. Conn; B. K Z. Low
Brooklyn; A c. Ludington. Manhattan; Fl. NJ
Luquiens, New-Haven. Conn; w B. Luther, ProFl-
dence r l.; C. D. Miller. Manhattan; H A Peters
Allentown Penn; I. G. Phillips. Winchester
Tenn; K c. Reed, Kansas City Mo-; G A ROD
erts, c. c. Russ and H. c. Russ. Hartford, Conn
H satterlee Rochester. ~. Y; z. H. Sincerheaux,
Moravia ~. Y: H. L. Sweetheart, PottstoWn'
Penn; NJ G. Talcott TaIcottsville. Conn. and J.
A Valentine. Breckenridge. MINI.
French club has been organized in the univer-
sity the aim OF which is stated to be the promo
ton Of interest in French at Yale Meetings viii
be held every two weeks II IL planned to nave
public lectures by distinguished Frenchmen.
On Wednesday evening Professor Alfred D. F.
Hamlin OF the Columbia School of Architecture.
delivered the first of the Trowbridge course OF
lectures in the Art School The course will consist
Of prominence in the profession. Other lecturers
will be Professor Trowbridge of Cornell; Professor
Warren OF Harvard, and Barr Ferree. OF the
a new and successful institution at Yale Is the
employment bureau for students. which mas Deen
opened under the direction OF G l. hltchelI;
large number of students earn part or the "nols
OF their expenses by various sorts OF Work. anu
the object Of the bureau is 70 aid these men IN
finding empoymenP which will not interfere too
seriously with their studies. ,x.so
The contract for the construction OF Woodprldge
Haven and work will be begun at once rms
building is the gift of the Misses Carrie and DIVA
Stokes OF New-York City, and will, when com
pleted contain Offices for the Administrative ON
GERS of the university. 1t will be IN Waii-st, near
College II is to cost $4,000. .
The Yale Dramatic Club announces its intention
Of producing an old EHzabethan comedy early IN
March The Fair Maid Of the West, by Ihonas
Haywood. The great success OF the cIuo last WIN
ter in the Towneley mystery play IS guarantee
Of a successful revival of the old drama;
The Christmas tour of the Glee Club VIII be one
Of the most extended trips ever taken by coIege
musical organization and will include Denver, SAT-
Lake City. San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Another successful rally has been held by the
Republican Club which included the usual loren
tire by Charles Emory Smith. the POstmaster-Gen-
eral Under the auspices Of The Yale Daily
News" a mock election has been held for Presi-
.;ent and Vice-President resulting In an over
vheIming victory for Mckinley and Roosevelt
out of the 1873 votes cast IN all departments OF
the university Mckinley received las, Bryan loo,
WoolIey 3, and DebS 2