The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
LITERARIAN'S
LECTURES IN
GYMNASIUM

BERKELEY, March 2T.-The lectures on
poetry which Professor Henry Van Dyke 6f
Princeton has been delivering at the First
Presbyterian Church, under the auspices OF
the Pacific Theological Seminary, are to be
continued in Harmon Gymnasium on the uni
versity campus. The series includes the fol-
lowing lectures: Tuesday. March 2S-'Poetry
and the Other Arts" Friday. March 51-"The
Human Mission of Poetry" Tuesday, April a
Poetry ana the Recovery of JOY" Friday.
April 1-'Poetry and the Glory of the Imper- :
feet Tuesday. April 11-"Poetry and the
Harmony of the Mind
W. H. seely. manager of the San Francisco
branch of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company, formerly business manager of the
New York World. lectured before the students
of the college of commerce at 4 o'clock To-
day. He took the place of w. S. Tupper, vice
president of the Conservative Life Insurance
Company, who had been engaged to lecture,
but was unable to come.
The contest for the honor of writing the
senior extravaganza closes to- day. meeting
of the extravaganza committee was held this
afternoon at the Phi Gamma Delta house.
when manuscripts that had been received were
considered. The result will be announced
later. rft
DR.. william RAIDER is to lecture in Hearst
Hall to- morrow night on Modern Painters, :;
under the auspices Of the Art Association. !,
Professor II. K. Schlling, chairman OF the
committee the Schiller memorial celebra-
tion has received letter from Governor Par
dee, promising the Governors participation in
the exercises to be held on May at the
Goethe-Schiller monument in Golden Gatt
Park San Francisco.
College women listened yesterday to an ad-
dress by Miss Bertha Conde national student
secretary of the Y W. c. A., at the First
Presbyterian Church Miss Conde is en- route
TO Capitola to lead the Y. W. C. A. conference.
On her way to this COAST sne delivered ad-
dresses at Oberln, Wellesley, Holyoke, Michi-
gan and Illinois universities.
Astronomer w. j. Hussey of the Lick OBJ
servatory is to give lecture to- morrow morn
ing at the students observatory on THE Pres
ent State of Double Star Astronomy
NJ. Robert Dupouey will lecture to- morrow
afternoon in the students' observatory on The
Separation of Church and State in France"
w. D. Bigelow, Chief of the Division Of
Foods Of the United States Bureau Of Chemis-
try. is visitor at the university. He is ex-
aminng the exhibits and work of the agricul-
address the Agricultural Club next Friday. DIR.
Bigelow is esteemed international authority
on matters pertaining to nutrition and dietetics.
While at the university he will give especial
attention to Professor Jaffas fruit and nut
dietary experiment.
The ST. Johns Club of the university an
nounces q series of sermons to be delivered
during Lent at ST. Marks Church on the fol-
lowing dates March 31-Rev N. B. w. Gall
wey of st. Matthew'S Church, San Mateo.
April REV. c. T. Walkley of st. Paul Is
Church, Oakland. April 1+Rev. Herbert
Parrish.
F. B. Loomis, Assistant Secretary of State,
a guest of President Wheeler at the
university to-day. The Washington has
long been an intimate friend of President
Wheeler. and was entertained at the presi-
dents house during the day.