New-York tribune., 1903-07-05

rlott. Twenty-One lecturers are named In con-
nection with the historical course alone
The literature section will concentrate 1t.
energies upon early English and classic Italian
authors. There will be a full course of lectures
on Chaucer and Piers PIowman. under the d.
rection of Professor Walter Raleigh of Glasgow
University; MIR. +. De Selincourt university Iect-
urer in modern literature: Mr. ] A Dale, Of
Merton College. and Mr.. P Withers There will
be lectures by the Bishop of Ripon and Mr.
Wlcksteed on Dante, and by Mr. Edmund Card
ner on Petrarch and Boccaccio. The natural sci
ence courses will be subdivided into chemistry,
electricity and bacteriology sections, and among
the lecturers will be Professors Sims Wood
head, Of Cambridge; Raphael MeldoIa, of the
Ftnsbury Technical College; Boyce of the Liv-
erpool School of Tropical Medicine; Chief In
spector Kimmins, of the Technical Education
Board London. and Odling. Warrington. Ritchie
and A. F. Walden. among the oxford scientific
corps. Social economics will be brought up to
date by discussions on free trade and protec-
ton, zolivereinS and preferential tariffs, impe-
rial and local taxation municipal trading, trusts
and combinations; and among the lecturers will
be Sir Vincent Caillard Mr. Herbert Paul. Pro-
fessors w. j. Ashley and w. A. Hewins, and w.
P Reeves. Agent General for New-Zealand.
Early Renaissance art and architecture will be
a most interesting section, and DR. H. c.. Woods,
Bond Mr.. E. F. Caritt and Mr.. Basil De Sein-
court will be among the lecturers. l find the
name of only one woman in the official list of
lecturers, and this exception occurs among the
theologians. Miss Elizabeth Wordsworth prin-
cipal of Lady Margaret Hall, oxford, is to lect-
ure on Bible lessons in schools; and she takes
place of dignity among eminent divineS in the
theological group. such Canon Bgg, regus
professor of ecclesiastical history; the Rev. w.
II. Hutton. hampton lecturer and Dr. Drum
mond principal of Manchester College. Special
sermons will also be preached in the University
Church. st. Marys. by the bishops of oxford
and RipOn and the Rev. DR.. Augustus Jessopp
The educational work of what will be the
eleventh meeting of the oxford Summer School
will be most varied and interesting American
students and especially teachers will be wei
coined heartily. and they will have full facilities
for attending the courses of instruction and
lectures which l have been outlining The ac
commOdatiOns for men at BalOl and for women
at Lady Margaret and St Hugh's halls are linn
tied and already reserved for early applicants.
but the revised programme which has been
issued contains list of lodging houses with
moderate terms for rooms and board The
students Of the Summer School will find re.
ception and reading rooms in the Examination
Schools and also a special reference library
available for the work Of the session There
will be social receptions and a garden party
and there will be a special performance If
Marlowes Edward H. by the Elizabethan
Stage Society, under the direction Of Mr.. Will
lam PoeL On August 13. which is the dividing
date between the two sections of the summer