Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
HARVARD.
THROOP.
PLAN FOR CLASS REUNIONS
Annual Events to Precede lntercoIe-
glate Football Game Are Planned
by Studen nfs and Alumni

Special to The Hcl aid.
BERKELEY, Nov. 4.-November 10,
the night before the intercollegiate
football game with Stanford, is the
date set for class reunions by nearly
all of the graduated classes of the uni
versity that have permanent organiza-
tions.
On this date a large number of alum
nj return to the university to attend
the game and their class banquet. Most
of these banquets will be held in the
different San Francisco hotels and res
taurants and it is expected that sew
eral hundred of the alumni will be
present The annual smoker rally, held
by the men of the university, will take
place In Harmon gymnasium Thurs
day evening, November is, and are
largely attended by people from all
over the state.
Preparations for the big game are
nearly completed and tickets are al
ready on sale at Stanford and Cali
fornia. Tickets will be reserved for
alumni upon application, accompanied
by check to Ezra w. Decoto. graduate
manager of the Associated Students Of
the University of California, Bacon
building, Oakland. Cal.
This year the game will be played
on the newly constructed field at STAN
ranged to operate a special schedule
of fast trains all day on November II,
beginning a. S:15 Saturday morning,
leaving Third and Townsend streets,
San Francisco, every twenty minutes
thereafter
The editors of the 1907 Blue and Gold
have offered a number of valuable
prizes for the cleverest art, literary and
cartoon work offered by students of
the university in competition.
The board of regents has voted to
expend $45O0 for the purpose of erect
ing an architectural building on the
campus to relieve the department of
architecture from the present cramped
quarters it now occupies in the First
National Bank building. This new
building will be a temporary structure
located near the students observa-
tory. Professor John Galen Howard,
the university architect, is furnishing
plans and the contract has been award
ed for the building, which, 1t is ex-
pected, will be ready for occupancy by
the end of the next semester.
DIR. Wolfe, professor of music, has re-
organized the university orchestra and
Is conducting rehearsals once week.
DR.. Wolfe Is directing the orchestra
personally and over thirty men have
Joined since it's reorganization.
The third issue of the Filipino Stu
dents Magazine has just been printed,
and contains a number of very inter-
esting articles on the Philippine ques-
tion by President Wheeler and by
Moorefeld Story, president and David
Haskins, treasurer of the Anti-Imper1al
league. The magazine is managed by
Felipe Buencamino, son OF Aguin-
aldos former secretary of state.
Through the generosity Of James p.
Phelan, ex-mayor of San Francisco,
funds have been provided for four lee
lures at the university by DR.. Douglass
Hyde of Dublin. president of the Gaelic
league, the objects of this league being
to keep the Irish language as spoken
tongue and to publish its literature.
DR.. Hyde has been the president of
the Gaelic league since it was founded
twelve years ago, and his work and
writings in connection with the preser-
walton and extension of Irish literature
and customs have won him an interna-
tional reputation. He will lecture at
the university about the middle of Feb
ruary,