The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
Bones and Keys Find Unwill.
inc students, but Volts
Head None.
ri MPELLY STAYS AWAY

:us afternoon.
pumpcliy. VINO was considered sure
cor Bones. with several others. was dis
qualified from playing Oh the Yale base
nall team TINS year because Of his play
N, Of summer ball at Ouogue last year.
1, was said Tonight by some of the
Undergraduates that Tumpelly was OH
me campus just before the tap day cere-
monies started. and that lie looked
4rolnd for a few minutes and then. be-
fore any elections, went back to his
roor His brother. Harold Pumpelly.
vas one OF Yates ~bigsfootball stars Of
recent wears and "A Bones man. He
ONES from oWego. y. Y. His failure
10 put IN an appearance when he was
wanted BY Bones for an election caused
considerable delay before the last of the
fifteen men wsr. tapped for hat society.
NurrRy Thought Pledged.
=. VAS generally thought that Murrays
action in turning down Bones for VOLTS
Mad was explained on the ground that
he was already pledged for VOLTS Head
Ne Is one Of the manager Of the Yale
Dramatic Association II a member OF
the tlizabeihan Club.
H. accordance with rccen; regulations.
everybody except of the senior
and Junior classes was forbidden the
freedom of the campus from 8 until q
o'clock. and guards were stationed at
every entrance to the quadrangle to see
,hs, this rule was enforced. The Gus
,omary crowd. however. managed to get
inside the lines. and the usual amount of
.n,hus assn was SHOWN when some par
ticulsrlv popular mar was tapped.
The failure of Holcomb York, editor
~ the raie Record and "A member OF the
all American hoch e team. TO get al
election was one OF he surprises of the
afternoon. and the fact that elections 10
both Bones and Keys were turned down
while all the men tapped for Wolfe
Head accepted was a subject Of com
nent.
Albert W. Olson OF Glenbrooke. Conn.
manager Of the football team n a
member Of the basketball teams. refused
an election for Keys and was afterward
tapped for Bones. Morris Hadley. sor
nj President Hadley. gave the first cleo
lion for Bones to Prescott Sheldon
Bush of Columbus. Ohio. Bush is q
member Of the varsity baseball team
president Of the Yale musical clubs. a
member Of the student council and o.
the Yale junior promenade committee.
simpson Tapped for Bones.
One Of the most popular elections Of
he afternoon was that OF Kenneth Far
rand simpson OF New York., who wa.
tie last mai tapped for Bones. the cleo
ton being gwen By Lawrence G.. Tighe
Sa pson is chairman OF the Yale Ner
board.
On the other hand Yale baseball play
ss who were disqualified with Pun
..iS because oi the Quosue incident
Harry Williams Legore went TO Bonei
and Robert Goodwin Rhett. Jr.. went {.
Keys. Legore. who comes from Legore
I'D, had been a star on the football
Held as well as on the diamond befor,
me Quogue incident and was chairman
q his sophomore german and JUNO
promenade committees. He is also
member OF the student council. Rhet
vas a baseball II basketball star.
OIiVer b. Cunningham. O
me Yale Dramatic Association. was on,
~ the popular selections tor Bones. Ed
ward Hartman OF New York, "A membe
mt me varsity eight. and Knight Woole,
OK Brooklyn. a Yale Netcs editor. wen
10 Bones. Another New Yorker takel
MO Bones was Samuel Sloan Duryes
'ooshall player Il member of the Yal
literary board. The manager OF III
vale Medical Clubs. William Z. :. jaime.
also OF New York, was tapped for Bones
The List ~ Men Chosen.
Tire ls, Of elections and those VIII
'arled them is as follows:
skil and Boue~-prescott ShsiIo
-S2. E3llmbus,. ohio. given by Morri
4aal'y; lohn Williams oVerton. Ns.hvii',
I'm sven ny charles Il. Wake. Jr
,u,n-E For'e- lsham. chicago, given h
Hinry John Tener; Harry Williams Lesor,
5'Esos,-'' M9: given by Wesley NJ oler,' j
s!,e" " II v .Vonho,'; Knight Woo,sci
..girio riTy; = s,yeG ~ ponsld
lorE. given by Charles II. RoSert
'aau, ~.olUe Dury-a. Now YORK iii
sao, HH.n,Ti q i.!.lard' Jr, Altre
",.7.l - stewart; Henry sage Fen.
go '''E'r 'oopcrstoWn. y. Y, given i
Knapp. frank Parsons Shopar,
.t'p, pg'n,mi Henry -Neti Msllonn.' ~ Cir
a1 "ia.,t,m Xxx Elsry sedgwisk lanes. Xe
-''n hF Arthur r. Darling: Abe,
,.' ,',ssI, G!'nhrook. Conn. given h
T. Por'sr 81; kenneth Farran
''"f No't, given by l.aWrenc
'ol Esy Dudley iicrsev nIads
r N..Hn., given bv Foster Mari
@lipoer' PAU pHieger, Chen
-. ,si''n Jog Otis Love Guernse,
H'N'rs lunrell Gould. New Y1rl
nelson Marian Way: Melzar Me-
N"t. "s|, pi,tsntld Mas. given
Llkin Dickinson Woodrti
south pran ., = j.. give
1u. Henry Vincent; stanley Wr7isn
~ s.n1eld. y j.. given By villa
tor. Epber' Goodwin Rhett, J,
go, 's'ii : g.. given by Alexander
Horny Eugene roe. Jr. New Yo-l
g.. '.nir"s f'ratJ; samuel Willian
N.,huuId, Va, given by Hem
''- ir, samuel sloane Wake
:, t"-t Siy"u by charles penstC
t'A"r ry Narn" rhatneld rayl,
y "n.'l Murray, New Yor
"lst'"E vaughn Burgs>s. kei
- Rrtu, N"y Work city. given !
t'' liU % Nuu-ou: stewart Holm
H'it 80, given hV David Osbol
II'uard Bcn'lcN, Chicac
,,r'rr" " Darlington.
% H-aI -bliNur Burr Jennings, Ne
n. Nl,'u M'lan". Jr.. Aust.
'' liafii"-l, G'vCn by Henry
i'a''u Is d ~Tr'adway stool
=" gwen Cos. Tnomas u. ia
H'rt. Hutton. iandon Jr. NJ
t'is Snrrlrt - Louis. VI,
llWtrl - Hubbard. bona
H"Is''. bridgeport, Conn, Civ,
iH Moan ltl,hardso. John VI
~ b". NC Nils, Md, given !
.Ht"iin. Nillism Adams. i
rankin Edward Waite, Adam
E'.'u NE Daniel sRrooks Gran
Mos. - MIrrty. plainfcld \. =,
,b"uuott Ssuderson; Dumare
Highland PARK, III. given
"H Lyman. Henry Garter. Wi
Mr-s given by Harold = Til
h'urS Thomas Donahue. Seattl
-.''n hy Bennett Slnderson: Edg,
'ros~man, Lisbon, y. H.. given
''", Nd. given by Seth Low 20.