Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

Professor Louis Bevler. of Rutgers
College, lectured to the students yester-
day on The Organization Of the Pub
tic School System in New Jersey" He
outlined the courses offered at Rutgers.
and, with the assistance of numerous
lantern slides, described the college
buildings and equipments.
The faculty advisory board met Tues
day to discuss the Cornell Dramatic
Club proposition. The club will present
Henrik 1bsen's play. AN Enemy of the
People" in the New Auditorium, on
April :. Tho project is being supported
by the senior and Junior class organ
izations, and their purpose is to raise
money to defray class day expenses.
The tickets will be On sale today ard
viii range in price from 80 cents to 81.
The Barringer High School Civics
Club was organized Wednesday,. The
society will meet each Wednesday. The
following committee drew up the con
stitutiop: Matthew Rouse, chairman;
Leslie Vanderbilt. Harrison Sayre. j.
George Safrstein and Arthur Lewis.
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Fast, president: Harvey G.. Knuth,
yice-president Abram f. Knohn, Sec
retary: August Ostrow, treasurer;
Howard Laurence, sergeant-at-arms.
The appointment Of Acropolis represent
atiye vent 10 Harold Greene. Leslie
Vanderbilt was chosen junior critic.
The March meeting of the Cercle
Francais took place Wednesday. John
Morgan presided. Treasurer Metzgar
SAD that there was a balance Of $3.50
On hand. Hereafter all meetings will
he conducted in French. Professor Mill
WltzAy announced hat the club Will
make q trip 10 Barnard College tomor-
row to witness the performance of two
French dramas. la Foudre des Yeux''
and II. Avocat de parteleu." After
Professor Milwitzky had recited two
French comedies, the club adjourned.
The topic for debate at the meeting
OF the Alpha Beta Society today will
be: Resolved, That The Annexation of
Canada Would Prove Beneficial to the
United States.5' Seward Clark and
Abram Il. Krohn will present the
afiirln1tlye side and will have as their
opponents Miss Marjorie Mead and
Conway Hillman. The names Of Pletrc
Coruzza, Joseph Danito and Mics Bessie
Thompson will be proposed for mem
bership.
Tho monthly session Of the German
Club was held Monday in the science
lecture room. The new constitution
was. adopted as prepared by Miss +
Glare Savage. Miss Charlotte Dylong.
Miss Gretchen Wiss and Leslie VAN
derbilt. According to this document eli
Junior BIS, formerly ineligible to mem,
bership, may enter the club as als2
many members of the Sophomore A
class who The teachers recommend
Miss Charlotte Jung lectured To the stu
dents on the city OF Bresleu and Ger
man sehools in general.
Professor Daniel {. Kuowlton met
The members of the Mandolin Club yes
terday in a brief business meeting.
Treasurer Henry Jnderwood's report
showed a balance of s35 on land. The
cub members are practising regularly
for the concert which they are TO give
for the Young Mems Cub Of the Forssi
iliH Presbyterian Church next Tues
day. The boys have also arranged to
assist at the commencement exercises
of the Franklin Evening High School
on Apfii1 Tie membership OF the Club
now Aglepors twelve, Mr.. Knawlton,
leader; Orlando Deg, Pianist, and Ey-