The Republican journal., 1904-11-17


Maplewood Park to witness the game. q
to is good score with which to close the
varsity season.
The football game between the two lower
classes will probably take place on Alumni
Field next Saturday. Both teams have had
their men out for week or two, and an
evenly matched struggle is looked for. ii.
l.. Minor of Haverhil captains the Fresh
man team. and F. w. Matheas of Bangor the
Sophomore,
Three Tufts graduates of the U. of NJ,
faculty. DR.. o. F. Lewis, '95, II. M. Shute,
'Ol and f. X. Merely, 04, entertained the
seventeen men of the Tufts football squad
at dinner at the Bangor House after the
game last Saturday.
The Debating Society met in Alumni Hall
last Tuesday evening and debated the Ques-
ton: Resolved, That intercollegiate foot
bail promotes the best interests of a college,
The second lecture in the U. of NJ. course
is to be given in Alumni Hall Thursday
evening, November 18th, when Professor
Rufus b. Richardson will give an illustrated
lecture on "The Excavation of Corinth"
Professor Richardson has been for ten
years Director of the American School of
Classical Studies in Athens, and Cornth
was excavated under his personal super
vision.
The Phi Gamma Delta are to give d dance
Satur13 v
evenin- and there is also to be dance at
Oak Hail.
The conversation Club, composed of
oder faculty members, viii hold its regular
monthly meeting with Professor Munson.
r. K Jones will Introduce the topic of the
evening. The Town and the Library
The dedication of Lord Hall, the new
laboratory for mechanical and electrical
png ueeling will take place Tuesday, Nov.
22d The procession win form in front of
Mt Vernon House, at > O'Clock p, M, and
will mach in the following order to the
chapr ana alumni hall: College band, ca
diets in uniform, students, official guests,
general public, faculty. The exercises in
the chapel will be as follows: Music by
college band; prayer music; delivery of
tie building to the State by Hon. Henry
Lord. president of the board Of trustees
acceptance of the building by Governor
Hill antrusting the keys of the building to
tie president and faculty by Senator Hale
music aedicatory address by Hon. VIM T..
Cobb music.
The new Beta Theta Fi house is being
pla>terad and the fraternity expect to
move q in January
The Theta Epsilons are terracing their
grounds, and a road past Oak Hall is being
extended past their house.
President Fellows returned from his
western trip last week. President Fellows
was reelected secretary and treasurer of
the National Association of State Unlver-
sity, president and secretary of the Asso-
citation of Agricultural Colleges and Expert
ment stations. While in Chicago he was
given an informal dinner by the western
Alumni Association Of the L. of NJ.
number OF the faculty have been absent
recently speaking before different county
an1 state organizations.
A Washington County Club was formed
las, week, and a committee on constitution
appointed. As there are large number of
students from the eastern part of the State,
the organization should be a thriving one.
The winter courses in agriculture begin
january ), and continue eight weeks. They
deal with Crops and Crop Production, Hor-
tellture and Animal Industry.
NJ. d. p.