Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)
- Class of 1896
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X X 9 55:54 K 0 wk QJ THE, QLUMDEAH W PUBLISHED-BT THE Umm KQVLASS erm-:F-,3QHQQf 50 GF 'PAIFETS MDMHNESBQ QJLUMBIAQDLLEQE -v,-W-.,-1.....,,., Dedication, .... .... Acknowledgement, Board of Editors, Trustees , ........ Faculty, .,....... FRATERNITIES Alpha Delta Phi, Psi Upsilon, .... . . . Delta Phi, . . . Delta Psi, ..... Phi Gamma Delta,. . . Phi Kappa Psi, . Delta Kappa Epsilon, .... Zeta Psi, ...... Phi Delta Phi, . . . iwi 1Pi zr 1..,. ? f M 'Him 'Ml' 1 , flm imm tw M , ii li 1- H, 11, W' I i l ei: V ,O I ' I Jil, 4 A W' H JJ Xi 1 A ts mug W: 2. KXXTZ E' , AVSFQ ' , J! 1 If wif ad ll' PAGE. PAGE . .. 6 Theta Delta Chi, .... .. . . 37 . 8 Phi Delta Theta, .... .... 3 9 . 9 Delta Upsilon, .... .... 4 1 ... II Sigma Chi, .... ....... . .. . 43 . . . I2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, . . . . . . . 45 . . . I7 Kappa Kappa Gamma, .... . . . . 46 . . . I9 Sunnnary of Membership, .... . . . . 47 . . . 21 Phi Beta Kappa, ..... ....... . . . . 48 . .. 23 CLASS ORGANIZATIONS: . . . . . . 4Q . .. 25 Senior Year, ........ ..... . . 51 . . . 27 junior Year ....... . . 53 . . . 29 Sophomore Year, .... . . 55 . . . 31 Freshman Year, . . . . . 57 .. . 33 Law School, .... . . . . SQ 35 Barnard College, .... .. 61 2 PUBLICATIONS: .......... Columbia Spectator ,.... .... Columbia Literary Monthly ,... The lEsculapian ,.... ,... . . Barnard Annual ,.... ...... LITERARY SOCIETIES: .... Philolexian Society, ..... .... . . Barnard Literary Association ,...... Columbia College Literary Society, . . . . Shakespeare Society, ..... . .' . . . . . . Columbia Debating Union, .... joint Debate, .... .... I ...... . Kent Club, ............ Livingston Law Club, . . . Hamilton Club, ........ GOHIQ ll f55Continued. PAGE. PAGE. 63 P. and S. Musical Society, . . MISCELLANEOUS : ..... . . Alumni Association, ..... ........ . . . ...65 67 69 . . . 70 Students' Board of Representatives, , .... . . . . . . . 71 Undergraduate Association of Barnard College, . . . 72 The Columbian, Boards of Editors, ..... . . .. . LaB0urdonnais Chess Club, ..... . . . . . 73 74 . . . 75 '9 5 Architectural Sketch Club, . . . . . . Architectural Sketch Club, . . . . . 76 ... 77 Class Day, ..... .... ..... . . . . . . 78 Commencement, . . . . . . 79 NINETY-SIX: . . . 79 junior Ball Committee, . . . . . . Y. M. C. A., ..... ...,..... . .. 80 f'C111cAGo:' '... .. SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES : ....... .... . . . 81 Cast of Chicag0, . . . . . Engineering Society, ................... . . . 82 Class Oliicers, . . . . . . . . Collumbia College Photographical Society ,.... .. 8 3 Freshman Dinner ,... . . Columbia College Scientific Society, ..... . ' . . . 84 Sophomore Dinner, .. . . . . MUSICAL SOCIETIES: ........... The Buccaneer, .... .... .... .... . . Columbia College Musical Society, . . Glee Club, ..... ........ .......... Banjo Club,. . . ...85 Triumph,.... . . . 86 1 Triumph Committee, ........ . . . . . 87 Ninety-Six Up against it. . . . . . 39 QI . . . ATHLETIC: ......... ........ . . COLUMBIA COLLEGE UNION, . . . . . 3 Mandolin Club, ........ . . . . . . Intercollegiate Chess Tournament, .... .... 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 IO3 IO4 105 IO6 107 108 109 110 III 112 II3 II4 115 116 J .. . ,144 N - ww ff f A ,f fiff 3' TRACK ATHLETIC COMMITTEE, .. . Annual Spring Field Meeting ,.... .... . Ninety-Six-Ninety-Seven Field Meeting, Princeton-Columbia Games ,.,... .... . . Annual Intercollegiate Field Meeting., . Record of Intercollegiate Prizes ,...... ROWING COMMITTEE, ..... .... . - '97 Freshman Crew,' .... .... .... . . , . . Yale-Harvard-Columbia Fresliinan Race, Record of Freshman Races, ........ . . . Class Regatta, ..,... .... . . Fall Regatta, .... .... ..... FOOT BALL CoMMITTEE,. . . . '9 5 Class Foot Ball Team, ..,.... . . . . Inter-Class Foot Ball Chainpionship, . . . '96 Class Foot Ball Team ,.... .... . . '96 Freshman Foot Ball Games, . . BASE BALL ASSOCIATION, ..... .... . Collumbia College Base Ball Team ,.... G:Ol1tQI'lt5fContinued. PAGE II7 118 IIQ 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 '96 Base Ball Team ,............ . . . '96 Freshman Base Ball Games ,.., .... '9 5 Bowling Club, Architectural Bowling Club, . . . . . . Fencers' Club ,.... .... .... . . . . Lawn Tennis Club ,... .... Gun Club ,.... ............ .... INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: Arts, .... ........ .... . . . . . . Mines ,... GRINDS : . . Mines, . . . Arts, .... . Class History, . . . Class Verses, , . . Blasts and Blowers, The End, ........ . Advertisements, . . . AdVertiser's Index, PAGE. . 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 146 149 150 156 161 164 171 173 174 175 . ,,V, . , .,,, . ,111 ,-3.5. ix: .N f, 515,33-...,,,.F,-.,ff,-Y-,.-7:.,f,:,-TL Q -1,-H 4 V1 K 3. 5 V 1 .,,. , - 'ff E? 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SCHERMERHORN, '40, Chazkfzfzan. , --3 oommg Ac jrsf P , JOHN B. PINE, '77, Clerk. A 5' X JOHN MCLEAN NASH, Tvfeasmfer, 67 Wall Street. 1 i- X ffff .f : IM f Sm MO MORGAN DIX, S.T.D., D.C.L., '48, SETH LOW, LL.D., '7o. r. 0 f W 1 , ' O5-L X STEPHEN P. NASH, LL.D. LENOX SMITH, '65. n 8 j JOSEPH W. HARPER, '48, JOHN CROSBY BROXVN, '59, U'fJ'I',,', CHARLES A. SILLIMAN, '5o. HENRX' C. POTTER, D.D., LL.D. X pf:'5gf3PJ - Q CCantab J Q FREDERICK A. SCHERMERHORN, '68. ' S Q GERARD BEEKMAN .64 WILLIAM H. DRAPER, M.D., '5I. ABRAM N' LITTLEJOHN, D.D., LLB' MARXVIN R. VINCENT, S.T.D., X54 Ccautablb JOHN B. PINE, '77. EDWARD MITCHELL, ,6I- CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. f , , W BMA D C ,TTING ,6 GEORGE G. WHEELOCK, M.D. L A ' ' X R U ' 9' y FREDERIC R. COUDERT, LL.D., ' -UL TALBOT VV. CHAMBERS, S.T.D., 53. HERMANN H. CAMMANN' GEORGE L. RIVES, '68. II WILLIAM GERARD LATHROP, Jr., '62 SO f . .. ,M If X V! . S k Fw , is will 1 .i i A . ef- AIU' ,af X Ili ff ,KXK t ,ij ,, I Hl1lfIWs . A IW l A li iii 'li Mi li if ll ill i l l ii' WHL - H 1'-- M li. l . ' 1' P P -CJ fl-I - .-girl 1-sJ:'.fi. tl!r r .n fl fill , Alllfm ix iy , 1, illliw X .n,fq,,?, llwglh Wi' - f fi iw , ff A V in --L iixfxs .5 fx f f l I' ' ' E 1 -..,....,..--T- .U - E?1meW?W'Jln1' y V ,I jf SETH Low, LL.D., Pzwzkiefzf. ' ,-1'!a!4g.:a:6fg-JL 1' f f fl xi H' jfElCllltQ of ill Y5. II .1.-a --1fffhra1- fr , M f PROFESSORS. fiqiwmi .V g-X -ir' Q, 35512 J. HOWARD VAN AMRINGE,A.M.,PH.D.,L.H.D. , . , . if '5 Professor of Mathematics. ,ky W, I Dean of the School of Arts. 14 S1 ' W: H. T. PECK, PHD., L.H.D. t ill f J E. Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. Secretary of the Faculty. HENRY DRISLER, LL. D. Professor Emeritus of the Greek Language and Literature. OGDEN N. ROOD, A. M. Professor of Physics. JOHN VV. BURGESS, A.M., PH.D.,LL.D. Professor of History, Political Science, and Con- stitutional Law. CHARLES F. CHANDLER, PH.D., M.D., LL.D. Professor of Chemistry. RICHMOND MAYO-SMITH, PH.D. Professor of Political Economy and Social Science AUGUSTUS C. MERRIAM, A.M., PH.D. Professor of Greek Archaeology and Epigraphy. THOMAS R. PRICE, M.A., LL.D. Professor of English Language and Literature. HJALMAR H. BOYESEN, PH.D. Professor of the Germanic Languages and Litera tures. .. . ... - . I I -,..a,.-.,....-.- V A P--'H V I- ., I ' V i ' -A ' T ik-'--!--Li! -'! f. --fi-:.v.,ff.ff4-+l--- I JOHN KROM REES, A.M., E.M. Professor of Astronomy. MONROE sMrTH, AM., 5.U.D. Professor of Roman Law and Comparative Juris- prudence. JASPER T. GOODWIN, A.M., LL.B. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. Absent on Leave. . NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER, PH.D. Professor of Philosophy, Ethics and Psychology. Lecturer on the History and Institutes of Education WILLIAM H. CARPENTER, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of the GermanictLanguages and Literatures. ADOLPHE COHN, LL.B., A.M. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY, A.B. Professor of Literature. EDWARD DELAVAN PERRY, PH.D. 'Professor of Sanskrit. A. V. WILLIAMS JACKSON, AM., L.H.D.,PH.D. Adjunct Professor of English, and Instructor in the Iranian Languages. NATHANIEL L. BRITTON, E.M., PH. D. Professor of Botany. WILLIAM A. DUNNING, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of History. HENRY E. OSBORN, D. SC. DaCosta Professor of Biology. JAMES F. KEMP, E.M. Professor of Geology. MICHAEL I. PUPIN, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Mechanics. RICHARD J. H. GOTTHEIL, PH.D. Professor of Rabbinical Literature and the Semitic Languages. EDMUND B. WILSON, PH.D. Professor of Invertebrate Zoology. WILLIAM HALLOCK, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Physics. ROBERT S. WOODWARD, C.E., PH.D. Professor of Mechanics. GEORGE R. CARPENTER, A.B. Professor of Rhetoric and English Composition. HENRY A. TODD, Professor of Romance Philology. THOMAS SCOTT FISKE, A.M., PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. HAROLD JACOBY, A.M. Adjunct Professor of Astronomy. 0 THER OFFICERS. JAMES C. EGBERT, JR., A.M., PH.D. Instructor in Latin. JAMES H. HYSLOP, PH.D. Instructor in Logic and Ethics. CLARENCE H. YOUNG, A.M., PH.D. Instructor in Greek. CARLO L. SPERANZA, LL.B., A.M. Instructor in Romance Languages and Literaturt s. HOLBROOK CUSHMAN, A.B. EUGENE HOVVARD BABBITT, A.B. Instructor in Physics. ' Instructor in German. ,,,., A.A, .1 iii: ..,. 1. ' . 1.4.11 .,A, .. t . L. -'i'fLQffl f ':2:f: : f :1 Z :: CHARLES S. BALDWIN, A.M. Instructor in Rhetoric. NELSON G. MCCREA, A.M., PH.D. Tutor in Latin. BENI. DURYEA WOODWARD, Bias S.,B.ES L., A.M., PH.D. Tutorin Romance Languages and Literatures. JOSEPH C. PFISTER, A.M, Tutor in Mechanics. LOUIS H. LAUDY, PH. D. Tutor in General and Applied Chemistry. JAMES MACLAY, C.E. Tutor in Mathematics. REGINALD GORDON, A.B. Tutor in Physics. LOUIS MARIE AUGUSTE LOISEAUX, Tutor in Romance Languages and Literatures. HENRY J. BURCHELL, IR., B.A. Assistant in Latin. HERSCHEL C. PARKER, PH.B. Tutor in Physics. ASA S. IGLEHART, A.B. Assistant in Physics. JOSEPH T. MONELL, C.E., E.E. Tutor in Astronomy. HENRY S. CURTIS, A.B. Assistant in Physics. HERBERT T. WADE, Assistant in Physics. FRANK M. COLBY, Lecturer in History. C. W. VAIL, Assistant in Rhetoric. EDWIN M. BLAKE, E.M., PH.D. Assistant in Mathematics. ARNON L. SQUIERS, A.B. Assistant in Mathematics. CHARLES L. LAWRENCE, Registrar. jfacultp of flbinea. y PR OFESSORS. S CHARLES F. CHANDLER, PH.D., M.D., LL.D. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Faculty. THOMAS EGLESTON, E.M., PH.D., LL.D. Professor of Mineralogy and Metallurgy. J. HOWARD VAN AMRINGE, PH.D., L.H.D. Professor of Mathematics. A OGDEN N. ROOD,'A.M. Professor of Physics. WILLIAM H. BURR, C.E. Professor of Civil Engineering. HENRY S. MUNROE, E.M., PH.D. Professor of Mining. WILLIAM R. W'ARE, B.S. Professor of Architecture. FREDERICK R. HUTTON, C.E., PHD. Professor of Mechanical Engineering. .. ..,,,Ln- s... ...-.4'uxnns-n. JOHN K. REES, A.M., ROBERT s. WOODWARD, CE., PHD. Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Obser- Professor of Mechanics. n Vatofy' u . JAMES E. KEMP, E.M. Professor Of Ge01OUy'. D Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Assaynig. FRANK DEMPSTER SHERMAN, PHABI Adjunct Professor of Architecture. JASPER T. GOODWIN, A.M., LL.B. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. Absent on Leave. ROBERT PEELE, IR-, EM- ALFRED D. F. HAMLIN A-M. Adjunct Professor of Mining. Adjunct Professor of Architecture. FRANCIS B. CROCKER, ALFRED ju MQSES, E.M', PH-D. Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering Adjunct Professor of Mineralogy. NVILLIAM HALLQCK, LAX-B., PHD. CHARLES E. COLBY, E.M., C.E. Adjunct Professor of Physics. Adjunct Professor of Organic Chemistry. MICHAEL In PUPIN, PHD. NATHANIEL L- BRITTON, E-M-, PHD- Adjunct Professor of Mechanics. Professor of Botany. HENRY F. OSBORN, SC.D. DaCosta Professor of Biology. HAROLD IACOBY, A.B. Adjunct Professor of Astronomy. O THER OFFICERS. JAMES S. C. WELLS, PH.D. CHARLES A. HARRIMAN, Instructor in Qualitative Analysis. Instructor in Architecture. ALEXIS A- JULIEN, A-M-, PH-D H BASHFORD DEAN, A.M., PHD. Instructor in Microscopy and Microbiology. Instructor in Biology. FERDINAND .G- WI-ECHMANN, PH-D . GREENVILLE T. SNELLING, Bs. Instructor in Chemical Philosophy and Chemical Instructor in Archicture Physics. r ' RALPH E. MAYER, CE. GEWQGE FRANCIS SEVEK. . Instructor in Drawing Instructor in Electrical Engineering. IRA H. WooLsoN, EM. ANDREW E. DFOYE, C-E: U Instructor in Drawing- Instructor 111 CIVII. Englneenng. HOLBROOK CUSHMAN, A.B. LOUIS H. LAUDY, PH.D. Instructor in Physics. Tutor in General and Applied Chemistry. T5 JOSEPH STRUTHERS, PH.B. Tutor in Metallurgy. JOSEPH C. PFISTER, A.M. Tutor in Mechanics. HENRY C. BOWEN, Tutor in Quantitative Analysis. LEA MCI. LUQUER, C.E. Tutor in Mineralogy. JAMES MACLAY, C.E. Tutor in Mathematics. REGINALD GORDON, A.B. Tutor in Physics. JOSEPH T. MONELL, C.E., E.E. Tutor in Astronomy. GUSTAVE R. TUSKA, M.S., C.E. Tutor in Civil Engineering. WILLIAM H. FREEDMAN, C.E., E.E. Tutor in Electrical Engineering. CHARLES A. HOLLICK, PH.B. Tutor in Geology. HERSCHEL C. PARKER, PH.B. Tutor in Physics. EDMUND H. MILLER, PH.D. Tutor in Assaying. HERMANN T. VULTE, PHD. Assistant in Chemistry CQuantitative Analysisj. ALEXANDER R. CUSHMAN, PH.D. Assistant in Chemistry QQualitative Analysisj. MARSTON T. BOGERT, A.B., PH.B. Assistant in Chemistry COrganic Chemistryj. ASA S. IGLEHART, A.B. Assistant in Physics. PARKER C. MCILHENEY, PH.B., A.M., PH.D. Assistant in Metallurgy. LUTHER E. GREGORY, C.E. Assistant in Mechanical Engineering. HERBERT P. WHITLOCK, C.E. Assistant in Mineralogy. CHARLES C. TROWBRIDGE, B.S. Assistant in Physics. ADOLPH BLACK, C.E. - Assistant in Civil Engineering. THOMAS H. HARRINGTON, C.E. Assistant in Drawing. JOHN RUSSELL POPE, PH.B. Assistant in Architecture. HENRY S. CURTIS, A.B. Assistant in Physics. HERBERT T. WADE, A.B. Assistant in Physics. CLARK G. VOORHEES, A.M. Honorary Assistant in Assayingh. MAXMILIAN K. KRESS, Curator of the Architectural Collections. GILBERT' VON INGEN, Curator of the Geological Collections. CHARLES PECK WARREN, A.M. Lecturer in Architecture. GEORGE F. FISHER, A Registrar. EDWARD A. REEVS, Assistant Registrar. i li Ii' r 5 LL Pi ig li? gi? I S1 I i ,.....f ,.... ................,. fL-..,..--Za., A - X. .41 ...:.::,g-:i,,..-.G1.-..,V ...gg-z . 4 F ' A, ,...,,.....,..,..,........,,-....,.,..... ..,., ,Nw '---- -..,..,.....,,. L1 - . . 1 am., .,..,.,. 'f ' ' .-Q. . . --- f , - , , ,,,, N ,...........-,.. . 4 Y, ,.. Q-- -o-4n . . , V ... ..- - -Y., - M--. ,,.-----...lf-.1-- L-.--, -la.,-,--vw-v.. ,., HABIILTON, COLUMBIA, YALE, AMHERST, BRUNONIAN, HARVARD, HUDSON, BOXVDOIN, DARTMOUTH PENINSULA, ROCHESTER, WILLIARIS, MANHATTAN MIDDLETOXVN, KENYON, UNION, CORNELL, PHI KAPPA, JOHNS HOPKINS, MINNESOTA, TORONTO, jfraternitp of Ellpba Eelta llbbi. FOUNDED x832. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. IS El1llllltO1'1 College.- Ct luinbia College. Y ale University. Amherst College. Brown University. Harvard University. Western Reserve University Bowdoin College. Dartmouth College. Michigan University. Rochester University. Williaiiis College. College City of New York. Wfesleyan University. Kenyon College. Union College. Ccrnell University. Tiinity College. johns Hopkins University. University of Minnesota. University of Toronto. . . . W 'fiil ' 'V 'C +f4W'?f .gl ff..-, A157 6 ,ff-f 4: -......,, A1 ..-jf' 7, X 11 fff'f,f.....Q-Zf.a.,.1. Ia cffygaazfd we b' M mWQW.-N Y if I I I I I I I 'Y I la I I I I. I I I I I I I i I I ' I I I I I I I I va I 5 I I I -'IH 4 -K .zwmwsvvwtr-nnffr-vrr:'r5fi'K 1 Yiw- iv... ,. '.w.u-rm-w ., 4.1 ,Q H , , . -'1 f ,, 1 , .. . W, W A.. ,-L,--I:-x'-fL- - 'c '? ' 1 A L ' M - ' 'S - 4' . . '- . .. ,.- , R ., Q, - . -----1 V. ---1 ---f S, -'v-111-?1:?.:::.':eT.::,'1. 41' 4. . ...-v-YL,-N-A--'vw -1- ' . Q ,R I... - ..- .'- -- Y U- ,, ,,4,,,,, , ,, , . ....:.... .' L ff ,f---vH- - --' - ' ' - Q:OIllmbiH Gbilptef of HIDFJH ECIYEI llbbi. PHILETUS MORTIMER CAPEN, GEORGE QUINTARD PALMER, EDXVARD CODMAN PARISH D GALE HOGEBOOIVI CARTER, HENRY HOWELL ARIVISTEAD PUTNAM ASBURY BATES, , VVILLIAM ALLEN BELDEN, WILLIARI HENRY' FEARING, I ,IR-, R., ESTABLISHED 1836, RE-ESTABLISHED 1881. POST GRAD UA TE. ROBERT ARCHIBALD ASHYVORTH. SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND ZIJINES. 1895. RAYIVIOND GOLD SHIPMAN, FREDERICK HERBERT SILL, FRANK SUTTON. I 896. ALLAN JAY CLARK, I 897. FRANCIS FLETCHER PALMER, THOMAS BLOODGOOD PECK, JR., ALBERT WILLIAM PUTNAM. 1898. DARXVIN SHAW HUDSON, ORLEANS LONGACRE, JR., JOHN TOXVNSEND WILLIAMS, I LA W SCIJOOL. EDWARD BARNEY STURGIS, LYMAN BARNEY STURGIS, JOSEPH LEA FEARING. SEYMOUR PERKINS, REGINALD WiLLIABI PRESSRRICH, WILLIAM BITTLE SYMMES, IR., GEORGE HENRY STRIKER, CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE, VVILLIAM BEERS CROWELL. 19 THETA, DELTA, BETA, SIGMA, - GAMMA, ZETA, - LAMBDA, - KAPPA, PSI, XI, - UPsII.oN, - IOTA, - PHI, PI, CHI, BETA BETA, ETA, MU, - TAU, jfFElfC1'l1ilIQ of IDM IuIJ5ilOl1. FOUNDED 1833. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Union College. - University of New York. Yale University. - Brown University. Aniherst College. - Dartmouth College. Columbia College. - Bowdoin College. Hamilton College. - Wesleyan University. University of Rochester. - Kenyon College. University of Michigan. - Syracuse University. Cornell University. - Trinity College. Lehigh University. - University of Minnesota. University of Pennsylvania 20 - A A f -- - v V- -g fjgfggggifff-,,,..gg,3:g:--,.:riff..,.:f:::fTU--V.-----f-Favre? '5??5ggj3I-w.-:11..v.--..- s. . 4 'Wing' '- f ' ' ' .f ..-:wr f-:iw 1: 1 Q. 'ir-:iv Y'?' iw T 1l1QLdm- 1 - 2- ,.- - .. : - f.g-, ., ,, .-. '-17-77: .3,g,-...,V..11'.-,-, x , ,X My 20 25,15 ' 1 F ......, H A H I' 1 ax! rf .f 1 - ,f.f. .J 1 ' 21, :L 'A f o 4? f J w Q -a iJ,...l L - QM in ....... Q Nj, X E , 1 , -X I. .-:xr ' 1 f ,, Nw-, . YF XX yu . cwifi-11:-1-1-1-1 Q.. T32 V ' 3 EW i-,sf flf fa all if r ni k 'Q f 3-4 1, 5 2-2-1 41' 221222-:A- :li212iE-:L1-:llilifij Q 'iif fiiriii 4W' IiIu:I1IjI:1j1jI11:fjfiljfl K-aw ,...,, K hw ...... ff, ffm A ,uf W F ! 1 i I i F w w 1 v 1 w e 4'9- I i x L X. F i F l v 3 i 1? L K I i l lr E s -A-4--'--A-A--'H- ' ' 1f'g --! -L'-idQ 'l , -,. l! ' I 1 f'-E-Rf 1 '-lu I l lambba Ctbapter of the jfraternitp of llbsi Tflpsilon. ' ESTABLISHED, JUNE 1842. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND JIIIIVES. 1895. GUV VVETMORE CARRYL, HOWARD STEVENS HADDEN, JOSEPH SUYDAM STOUT, JR., LEWIS N. CHASE, RUDOLPH NEESER, DAVID HOUGHTALING TAYLOR CHARLES WALTON OGDEN, JR., 1896. HENRI GEORGE FRANCIS CHATAIN, CHARLES DU PONT COUDERT. 1897. WILLIAM ALOYSIUS O,CONNOR, ALBERT MORTIMER YOUNG. 1898. HUGH W. ADAMS, EDWARD LIVINGSTON DEROSE, ERNEST ISELIN, CLARENCE ARTHUR COMSTOCK, DUDLEV JAMES BETTS DUPIGNAC, FREDERICK PAUL KEPPEL. LA W SCHOOL. ' ALFRED WREARS BOORAEM, LAWRENCE HASBIZOUCK, RICHARD LAWRENCE, ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, GERALD ARTHUR LOWE. JWEDICAL SCHOOL. ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, EDWARD HENRX' HARRID'IAN SIMONS, HARRX' HETH RODMAN. 21 . 4,-NH., . --. . -.-.:- - Af 'nf' ft- -fwcyefrmg' M l., 4.5. - 'pu-W--....... .., ALPHA, BETA, - GAMMA, q DELTA, UPs1LoN, ZETA, - ETA, LAMBADA, NU, XI, - OMICRON, PI, - I I jfraternitxg of Delta llbbi. ROLL OF CHAPTEff5'. Union College. I I - Brown University. New York University. xl - Columbia College. . Rutgers College. f i - Harvard University. g I .University of Pennsylvania. I I - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. ' Lehigh University. - johns Hopkins University. Sheffield Scientific School. - - Cornell University. I 2 2 , I I I I I I ' -A - - . . ,,.,,vV,mvhv-Vgmnw W V 1, W W , ,.,.. , , ..l-W---A-.--T--5-Wf-.'.,.-f-,H.f----1-.-4-fe--W - e- I , ff - --vs-v I. - . T. A , -wfv. , -- ,,,,,,,,,,, ,1 .. ,,, -f x f a ' - v4i....:.:.:,s-1'-:,LS'.'lg, I I --vw ffvivbwn mai Wm 9,11 4m-nf . as ' V- 84 , 3-4 4 ' - - .P 1,-LJl..'-Q, N-13 ' .v,. Q . , , . ,. - ,, - . - M ' ' ' Af 'f ' ,' 1 -f -14 Q- , ggiuf' J'15' ' 5'-,Q i ,' ' . , H ' , . H nf, V ,A nv.-. .,..: ,, , . ' Q ' ' Aiffzzl-' , .:,9':g., ' 'N ' ' I A Y A 4'?lwq:,,,: fif3W i2E'f?Eff' - f 1: un. 1 1 1' ,4 1 f 1' his .a.,,. 1. ' ! 'E . if -. I- ef fig . ii J V-if fi' ,ny 'ng mkwnw ny 1.-7,fn..,.-..f:A41.Q,.,:,i...a-.f 'f -ME' AN . -W 'i'5f1? 'W35 5'1-T-!?l1r'fffr'i1 1-'-1-'4If'fIi'1'?i1?f7'r-Mr' ft:ii?fr'Br.idx'r!R1-. :ri-i't'Vu'nm 2 N r-navarf . 1 -.,. A-YM- 'mv-nwwwn,- M , 1 k lll, , - it , . - S . ,W A sw A-Al -A Inm g nm- ' YH-M , M4-MN-I ,I I , A A-,.,... -. . Eelta MARSTON TAYLOR BOGERT, HAIQOLD WINTHROP BUCK, ROBERT KITCHING PAINTER, ELLERY GSWALD ANDERSON, VVOODWARD BABCOCR, JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JR.,' JAMES SEARLE BARCLAY, JR., AIQTHUR LORING BEALS, JAMES BISHOP, JR., JOHN HAMILTON ,POTTER CONOV Qbapfel' of the fH'I'8t6l'I1itQ of ECUH llbbi. ESTABLISHED 1842. POST GRADUATES. 8 ALBERT ROLAZ GALLATIN, CHARLES THOMPSON IMATHEXVS. SIJOOLS OF ARTS AIVD JIIINES. 1895. PERCY MORRIS BURRILL, FANEUIL DUNKIN STEIN. CHARLES ALEXANDER MACY, 2d., 1896. FANEUIL SUYDAM WEISSE. 1897. A THEODORE LAXVRENCE BOGERT, 'THEAKSTON DE COPPET, LUCIUS TROXNVBRIDGE MARTIN. 1898. I RICHARD TYLDEN MIACKAY, NIONSON MORRIS. LA W SCNHOOL. TORREX' EVERETT, ROBERT SELDEN HUSE. SCHOOL OF XIIEDICYJVE. HENRY IIARRINGTON JANEXVAY, GROSVENOR LOWREY, THEODORE CALDWELL IANEWAY, WILLIAM CARMEN SHERWOOD, ER, ERNEST POTTER IENKS, PERCY RIVINGTON TURNURE. A 23 M Q.Qf,QlfQTl7' 7 1 A T ' 'I' .14- I ff ff-If WI 'C '1f0 15' ALPHA, DELTA, EPSILON, IOTA, LAMBDA, UPs1LoN, P1-11, SIGMA, TAU, - jfF3t6I'I'lifQ of 2361123 IDM. FOUNDED 1847. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Columbia College. University of Pennsylvania. Trinity College. University of Rochester. Williains College. University of Virginia. University of Mississippi. Sheiiield Scientiic School-Yale. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 24 ' W C U VHWCYWIHTNC 1'7 '7':'7 ' -- I ' l ' ' ' .ggi fr--.9 .1.i-,.:.-vs' -F.-qsg,,.., . A 1 Ai 3- - f --f- . ,, ?.N5Q,2?,Cf , .. .Mal-'L!'.....14..4f ,Le-1 1. .:.,:',!4f4,g,'4.y lf! 1' I I l - q ,Jl M777 J ,J f .f 1 . I 3 in IIIJMU ':::v f b x1f?Tfmf i li1f4 igjix T 'gti xx S 'x I Ellpba Chapter of the jfraternitxg of Delta llbii. PIAMILTON FISH, JR., DUNCAN WIIISON CANDLER, ROGERS :HAMMOND BACON, JOHN HILL PRENTICE, HENRY VVORTHINGTON BULL, LOTHROP RANDOLPH, ARTHUR OSGOOD CHOATE, ROBERT LOW PIERREPONT, JOHN HENRY HAMMOND, DANIEL WOODBURX' WYNCOOP ! ESTABLISHED 1847. .SCJJOOLS OF ARTS AND XWIJVES. I 89 5. 'WILLIAM FENXVICK BEEKMAN, 1896. WALTER SUFFERN GURNEE, EDWARD VERIVIILYE COX. 1897. WILLIAM GOADBY LOEW, JAMES OTIS POST, JAMES BARNES HUBIPIIREYS. 1898. GULLIAN VER PLANCK RICHARDS, LOUIS FITZGERALD, JR., EDXVARD MAITLAND ARMSTRONG, JULIAN ARNOLD BENJAMIN. I SCIJOOL OF LA W. ADAM GORDON NORIQIE, SCTIOOL OF JIIEDICIIVE, VICTOR COURSE TIAIORNE, VVILLIAM WELSI-I VIBBEIQIJ. 25 FRANCIS LIVINGSTON PELL, CHARLES LAWRENCE RIKER. v JAMES NIUSGRAVE AERTSEN DARRACH HENRY EVELYN PIERREPONT, JR ROBERT DUN GRAI-IAM, HENRY COIT MORTIMER, JR., CHARLES SIDNEY HAIGHT, FRANCIS NEXV'l'ON, ROBERT MZICKLE MILES. JAMES GRAHAM PHELPS STOKLS ' J' 2, 4 , ff: , -L' --1-M A f-A'---L .LOL5JIe:1f.f fa 'wceanns:.s.-- ALPHA, - BETA, - DELTA, - EIfsILoN, ZETA, - ETA, - LAMBDA, - MU, - XI, - - OMICIQON, PI, - SIGMA, - '1tAU, U I'sII..ON, CHI, Psi, - OMEGA, - - ALPHA DEUTEIION BETA DEUTISRON, GAMMA DE UTERON, ZETA DE UTERON, DliI.'l'A DEUTERON TIIIQTA DEUTERON 1 jfraternittg of llbbi CBamma Eelta. FOUNDED 1848. ROLL OF C'HAPTE!CS. VVashington and jefferson. University of Pennsylvania. Bucknell University. North Carolina University. Indiana State University. Marietta University. De Pauw University. University of 'Wisconsin Pennsylvania College. University of Virginia. Allegheny College. W'ittenberg College. Hanover College. College of the City of New York. Union College. XNabash College. Columbia College. Illinois 'Wesleyan University. Roanoke College. Knox College. 'Washington and Lee Uni- versity. I-Iampden-Sidney College. Ohio Vtfesleyan University. LAMBDA DEUTEIION, NU DEUTERON, - QMICRON DEUTERoN, PI DEUTERON, - RHo DEUTERON, SIGMA DEUTERON, ALPHA PHI, - BETA CHI, - GAMMA PHI, - ZETA PHI, - RHo CHI, ICTA MU, PI IOTA, THETA PSI, - BETA MU, MU SIGMA, - KAPPA TAU, KAPPA NU, - DELTA XI, - LAMBDA SIGMA, NU EPSILON, TAU ALPHA, ALPHA CHI, 26 Denison University. Yale University. Ohio State University. University of Kansas. Wooster University. Lafayette College. University of Michigan. Lehigh University. Pennsylvania State College. William Jewell College. Richmond College. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Worcester Polytechnic In- stitute. Colgate University. johns Hopkins University. University of Minnesota. University of Tennessee. Cornell University. University of California. Leland Stanford University. New York University. Trinity College. Amherst College. -V Apr , fx: Vg 'Z' , 4574 rn af A Elia fi' E41 . vi f' 1, ,W , L -.. -es, fm- .,J1-- : wha. ,sara 'PTA M 1, , ,Am g E , au: n H ' 'Q 'Q' iq H41 vi, 'wvfqil-A Qu. H 451 W L-sf .' M Qi I' w ,.. .. K, .3 5' Ep J, W,-.b .L YA , ,A 1.. 2 ,QW u-wifi' Nilif' HV., ,.,, ..4.. ..,...--....-, -. - , 'f'f . . ,. . ' - ' A ., - x ' ' I: ........n: 1...uA.EIE,--'fy .41 ' ..:.-- .'... .-- ...- f 'f-- Iff4:' rm Omega Glbapter of the jfraternitxg of llbbi cBan1n1a Eelta. APPLETON GRANNIS, ELISHA HARRIS JANES, WILICES MCCLAVE, GEORGE GREER, ROBERT GLENN MCCREA, ALBE1Q'l' HANSEN, JOHN HENRY FULLE, WILLIAM ROGERS WESTERFIELD GEORGE EHRET RUPPERT, EDWARD AGUSTUS SELFRIDGE, CHARLES MONTEITH GILPIN, ERNEST VALENTINE HLTBBARD, 3 WM. EULINGHARDT NIITTENDORF, JOHN FAIRFAX SIMIJKINS, JOHN FORD MASON, ESTABLISHED 1866. POST GRAD UA YES. ROBERT LYON JACKSON, JOSEPH ALEXANDER NVRIGIIT. SCTIOOLS OF ARTS AND JWUVES. 1895. FREDERICK QAKMAN VIRGIN, CHARLES GUSTAVE MURRAILLE, NIAULSBY KIBIBALL, 1896. WALTER CONWELL SHOUB, MANFIQED UHI4, 1897.8 FREDERIC LEWIS MILLER MASURY, SEYMOUR KEYES FULLER, 1898. VICTOR BUCHANAN BUCK, SCHOOL OF LA W. ANDREW WRIGHT CRAXVFORD, SCHOOL OF XWEDICYZVE. PALMER HEATH LYON, HARRY YVILSON STYLES, JOHN ALEXANDER ROBINSON, 27 LOUIS HASBROUCK NEXVKIRK, CONRAD SAXE AMBROSE MONELL, JR., EDWIN CHABIN HOLDEN. CLINTON STEPHENS, JR., LEMUEL VALENTINE HOLDER. LLYOD BAKER, EDWIN HOWELL DAILEY. ALFIZED WALKER IRELAND, HENRY BUDELIIAN HEX'I.BIAN. KENNE'FI-I EVERNGHIM KELLOGG, STEPHEN HENRY LUTZ, HOXVAIZIJ LEWIS VVERNVICK, GEORGE WILI.IA1xI ISEMKEN. Ilhbi lkappa llbsi j'raternitQ. FOUNDED 1852. ROLL OF CLLIAPTEIQS. W'ashington and Jefferson College, Allegheny College, Bucknell University, Pennsylvania College, Dickinson College, Franklin and Marshall College, Lafayette College, University of Pennsylvania, Swarthmore College, Cornell University, Syracuse University, Columbia College, Colgate University, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, W'abash College, Beloit College, University of Minnesota, Leland Stanford 28 University of Virginia, Washington and Lee University Hampden-Sidney College, University of West Virginia, johns Hopkins University, Columbian University, University of Mississippi, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wittenberg College, University of Ohio, De Pauw University, University of Indiana, Northwestern University, University of Chicago, University of Michigan, University of Iowa, University of Kansas, jr. University. Q WH -Y,,, , H, ,W -,...,,- - ,s,-mwvv-4 .,,,..--........ ' I G xr n- x T352 1 I F! -. J JK 1 33 7 1 I E.--, --X 57: .gi , T9 .L . N Q, wi 3 qfqqnsrv 1 5 1. ,, A I .Ia-xr .' .. S, Mew llgorh Gamma of llbbi kappa 11591. ESTABLISHED I872. RE-ESTABLISHED 1892. ABRAHAM HORACE ALBERTSON, AUGUSTUS NICHOLS ALLEN, HERRIAN WEIS BUEMMING, ROBERT HURTIN HALSEY, FREDRICK 'TRONVBRIDGE IHOXVARD, IOSIAH DAY KNAP, ARCHIBALD NICHOLS BEEBE, SUMNER DEAN, MAN DEVILLE CORNELIUS IACOBUS, 5617-9011 OF ARTS AND XWIZVES. 1895. CHARLES HARRIS LUM, WILLIAM THOMAS MASON, HOWELL CORBIN PERRIN, 1896. 1897. HOYVAIZD CARLISLE LOUDON, 1898. BARTON WHI'ltE VANVOORHIS, THOMAS HENRY WALTER, JR., SLYJOOL OF LA W. PEMBER STEARNS CASTLEMAN, 29 HENIIY DICK BULTMAN, WILLIAM HOWE RIPLEY, WILLIAIII LEE STODDART. GEORGE TREMAINE MORSE. HENIIY BENNETT MACHEN, RALPH GARRIGUE WRIGHT. ALLAN HAWORTH WARD, ROGER BRADBURY WHITMAN, JOHN FREDERICK BROMMER. PI-II, TIIICTA, - XI, - SIGMA, - PsI, UPSILON, BETA ALPHA CI I I, - ETA, LA MHDA, PI, - I OTA , - ALPHA PRIME, - OMICRON, IiI'sII.oN, - Jfraternitxg of Delta kappa 1Ep5iIon. ROLL UF CTIAPTEIC Yale University. Bowdoin College. Colby University. Amherst College. University of Alabama. Brown University. University of North Carolina. University of Mississippi. University of Virginia. Kenyon College. Dartmouth College. Central University. Middlebury College. University of Michigan. XVilliams College. DELTA DELTA, FOUNDED I844. NU, TAU, MU, RHo, - BETA PHI, - PHI CHI, PSI PHI, - GAMMA PHI, Psr OMEGA, BETA CHI, DELTA CHI, PHI GAMMA, GAMMA BETA ALPHA CHI, THETA ZETA, University go S College of City of New Hamilton College. Madison University. Lafayette College. University of Rochester. Rutgers College. De Pauw Uuiversity. Wesleyaii University. York Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Adelbert College. Cornell University. Syracuse University. Columbia College. Trinity College. University of California. of Chicago.. ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' T' ' W Y'-T -rf? -t:: -- 1-'.. .. . -.---- ---M 4 ,avr ' WMA ff ff 2.1 .2 .. ... L 4 . Q ' w 7 X v V '4-jj ,, liilljlgf' Q I - .. VZ' Uwe' j HW -img? QK i2i325Eg2r2:5:a:1-' 51415254 A - ,, 4gZ:Q:QZgEgfgQgQQ5ggf E Cb 'life f 1 !U'f1l!WE QL 5 ' --L E ,, i 'ii Wy! WWE 'LLM E I H6 'wp H Ilm 'i 1 naw i ' 'Af ? A X! f N9 X kg fix?-'XZ xX X y 5 I 1 , ,' 5. f HW! I F , . . V -- wa W' M of A. C. Q. A ,. Q . A s- , Y, 'A , , A A P ff W--R - 4' CBamma 103eta Chapter of tlneajfgatbrllitp of Eelta 'Ikappa IEDSHOII. GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, VICTOR WILLIAM HUNGE1lFORD, CHARLES SIEDLER ADAMS, WILLIAM ARTHUR BOSTWICK, HERBERT AMZI SIGLER, GEORGE ALONZO ACKEN, JOSEPH M. DAGGETT, WILLIAM LAW STOUT, GEORGE ROSS, EDXVARD LOUGHROUGH KEYES, LORENZO MILLER NICIQEIQSON, ESTABLISHED 1874. SCYJOOLS OF ARTS AND MYIVES. 1895. EDXVARD COYRENDALL, FRANK JOSEPH MORGAN GRACE, FREDERIC WHITE SHEIJARD. 1896. 1897. GEORGE CHRISTIAN ANTHON, 1898. HENRX' LUDLONV BEADEL, HAROLD NEXVMAN HAISL, JAMES WILLIAM O,CONNOR. SCTIOOL OF LA DV. CLARENCE BOUGHTON KILMER, HENRX' NIERNVIN SHRADY, JOSEPH EDMOND BULLEN. SCHCDOL 017 IIIEDICYNE. WILLIAM NELSON HAIQRISON, FREDERICK WILLIAM LESTER, 31 FREDERICK COVKENDALL, CHARLES DOUGLASS SHRADY 1 WILLIAM NEWTON RYERSON. DOUGLASS ZABRISKI DOTY, ARTIAIUR BENEDICT GRIITFIN. JOHN THOMPSON CONOVER, ARTHUR WARE, OSCAR RONVLAND SEITZ, DANIEL EDDIE CYRISXVOLD. EDXVARD CLIFTON BRENNAND, GEORGE FLETCHER CHANDLER. 1 J PIII, ZIQTA, DELTA, SIGIIA, CI-II, - EPsII.oN, RIIO, - KAPIJA, TAU, - LIPSILON, r LAMBDA, PsI, IOTA, AI, - TlIli'l'fX XI, A LP II A, ALPIIA P N V, ETA, Mr, Bmux, - sI, Zeta llbsi Jfraternitxg. FOUNDED 1846. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. 32 University of New York. 'Williams College. Rutgers College. University of Pennsylvania. Cclby University. Brown University. Harvard University. Tufts College. Lafayette College. University of North Carolina. University of Michigan. Bowdoin College. Cornell University. University of California. University of Toronto, Canada Columbia College. McGill University, Canada. Case School of Applied Sciences Yale University. Leland Stanford Ir., University University of Virginia. S i 1 0 W 5 1 1 N 1 w I 1 i 2 f I K 1 N , , A W .MJ 2,10 .Q gf ess, E gji X12 ,f '5 i U'1'f 'A 02 ' if VQJV fn? 4 Q 'Us'mJ ve-4:-rv-S' Ellpba QIDHQYGL' of the jfraternitxg of Zeta psi. ROBERT CHETNVOOD BEATTY, CLARENCE STORM, MELVIN HENRY DALBERG, GEORGE GUSTAV HEX'E, ALFRED ANTHONX', ALFRED CHESTER BEATTY, LAWRENCE ATTERBURY, -ESTABLISHED 1878. POST GRAD UA YE. REGINALD GORDON, CLARENCE WALTON VAIL. SCHCJOLS OF ARTS AND IIYINES. - ' 1895. I 1896. CHARLES HENRY KETCHAM, 1897. ENOS THOMPSON TI-IROOP, JR. 1898. WALTER NICHOLAS CLARR, SCHOCDL OF LA PV. THOMAS IVES CHATFIELD, JOSEPH MA1i'l'IN SCHENCH, SCYIOOL OF JWEDICHVF. STEPI-IEN FRASER THAX'ER. GEORGE ANTHONY STUART KEILEX WILLIAM YVATSON. CHARLES AUGUSTE N'ENVMAN, CHARLES LAXVRENCE SI-IELDON HARRY DOUCHY WEST, ROXXVLAND COX, JR., SHIRLEY IRVING SPRAGUE, RALPH TOUSEY, WILLIAM STOUGHTONBOROUGI-I TERRIRERRY, CHARLES AUGUSTE VALADIER. 33 ' KENT, BOOTLE, STORY, COOLEY, POMEROY, MARSIIALL WEBSTER, HADIILTON, - CHOATE, WAI'fE, FIELD, CONKLING, TIEDEMAN, MINOR, DILLON, DANIELS, CHASE, HAIQLAN, SXVAN, M CCLAIN, legal jfraternitxg of llbbi Delta llbbi. FOUNDED 1869. ROLL OF CYJAPTEIQS. - Law Department, University of Michigan - Northwestern University Law School. Columbia College Law Sohool. - St. Louis Law School. Law Department, University of California. . - Law Schools of Washington, D. C. Law Department, Boston University. - Law School of Cincinnati College. Harvard Law School. - Yale Law School. Cv Law Department, New York University. - Cornell Law School. Law Department, University of Missouri. - Law Department, University of Virginia. Minnesota Law School. - Buffalo Law School. Oregon Law School. - Wiscoiisiii Law School. Law Department, Ohio State University. - Law Department, State University of Iowa. 34 'wage N Q abs +5 ' if Rlvx 5 ' ' f- '..'1T'.4.:. 7?-. .-R . . A: - :I L ..-A 2. L-I .4 'E -LM - , ' 4. .. . ...---: Glue Stow Glbapter of the legal jfraternitxg of Ilbbi Eelta libbi. CHARLES C. BRAINERD, ALANSON T. BRIGGS, EDXVARD S. BROXVNSON, JR JOSEPH E. BULLEN, PAUL ARMITAGE, HENRY BURR BARNES, JR. THOMAS IVES CI-IATFIELD, GEORGE B. CASE, JAMES T. KIBRETH, JR., ESTABLISHED 1881 . SCNHOOL O! LA LV. WILLIADI A. KEENER, Ifozzoraify fllember. -1895. TORREV EVERETT, LEWIS H. FREEDMAN, EDXVIN S. HUNT, 1 896. :EDXVARD R. JONES, CHARLES R. PELGRAM, HA1iOI4D S. RANRINE, 1897. EDXVIN O. HOLTER, WALTER J. MOORE, 35 ARTHUR KNOX, WILLIAM B. PARSONS, RUSSELL L. TARBOX. MATTIIEXV T. JOHNSON ROBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON JR CAMPBELL E. LOCKE, RUSSELL ELY BURKE. ALEXANDER M. CRANE ROBERT S. HUSE. 1 1 BETA, - - GAMMA DEUTERON, DELTA, - - EPSILON DEUTERON, ZETA, - - E'llA, - THETA, - Io'rA. - - Io'rA DEUTERON, KA1'1'A, - LAMBDA, - MU DEUTERON, NU DEUTERON, - XI, - - OMICRON DEUTERON PI DEUTERON, RHo DEUTERON, SIGMA - TAL: D12U'rI5RoN, PHI, - - CHI, PSI, jfraternitsg of Gbeta Ebelta FOUNDED 1852. CHARGE ROLL. 36 Cibi. Cornell University. University of Michigan. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Yale University. Brown University. Bowdoin College. Kenyon College. Harvard University. Williams College. Tufts College. Boston University. Amherst College. Lehigh University. Hobart College. Dartmouth College. College of the City of Ne Columbia College. Dickinson College. W York University of Minnesota. Lafayette College. University' of Rochester. Hamilton College. ' l ,- Y 'N ' ' 6-64 U, , Iul . .-, , . - X1 1 . hu' k..4 ,7wJ-inf: .V--R H. . Jul- J 'E 'P . ' F ' Y ' ' V' 1.1.-'Y1.sLL'+.. 13 !.,LsQ Q M-SQ , '75, Jtwiigrx , wiv ,Q lil . W ' P' ' 5 2-Af' :N 4 , K-1-A-'1' . x 1 ' 5 , 5 .J .ihbgx eqskhx QW f fvv fx - s. S5112 , if f Q27 1 y in m a , ' , iz 0 - l vt W 'fu-.9 li I-if im. v 7 f f -- if U +. VR f,21?' ' A fm 335132 Y-47' PM 'W .W ik X Lf , 'gk . fix ' 7 'Q NN 'g f ' fv,..-.,.,-ff' 'nf ', K, .Af . -7iif'Eif -24: tw 1 J ' rw x- ,I X liazehw. 151: inf 1Rbo Eeuteron charge of the jfraternitp of Zibeta Eelta Cibi. ESTABLISHED, 1883. POST GRADUA TE. V FREDERIC LUDLONV LUQUEER, - - - SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, GEORGE WILLIABI KOSMAK, - - - - - SCHOOL OF PURE SCIENCE. SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND XIIJNES. 1896. JOHN CAMPBELL MAREN, JR., ELLIOTT MATHEWS SERGEANT, WALTER IRVINE SLICHTER, PAUL MACGAHAN, WILLIAM CULLEN UHLIG. 1897. ALEXANDER MORRISON BROXVN, STEWART HOOICEIQ CRAMPTON, WILLIAM WINANS. N CHARLES HEIQLIAN FULTON, SCHOOLS OF LA W AND MEDICINE. EDXVARD C. EHLERS, EUGENE BOUTELLE SANGER, ERNEST NASH VVILCOX, HUGH FARBER MCGAUGHEX', GUY HANFORD TURRELL, HENRY AYRES UTERHART. 57 DELTA PROVINCE. -Key. ,. ac: new the jfraternitp of llbbi Bbelta Gbeta. FOUNDED 1848. INCORPORATED I88I. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. ALPHA PROVINCE. NIAINE ALPIIA, - NEW HAMPSHIRE ALPHA, - VERMONT ALPHA, - lXIASSACl'IUSE'I l'S ALPHA, P'IASSACl'IUSE'I'TS BETA, RI-IonE ISLAND Al.PIIA, Colby University. Dartmouth College. University of Vermont. XVilIiams College. Amherst College. Brown University. MI SSISSIPPI ALPIIA, LOUISIANA -ALPHA, TEXAS BETA, - TEXAS GAMMA, - I I OI-IIo ALPHA, - NEW YORK ALPHA, - - Cornell University. QIIID Igm-A, NEW YORK BETA, Union University. QIIIO GAMMA, NEW YORK DELTA, I - Columbia College. QIIIO DELTA, NEW YORK EPSILON, - Syracuse University. QIIIO EIISIIION PENNSYLVANIA ALHI-IA, - - Lafayette College. QIIID ZDTA, , - PENNSYLVANIA BETA, - Gettysburg College. INDIANA ALIIIIA PENNSI LVANIA GAMMA, - - Washington and jefferson College. INDIANA BETA ' I PENNSYLVANIA DELTA, Allegheny College. INDIANA GANINIA, PENNSYLVANIA EPSH.oN, - - Dickinson College. INDIANA DEIJI-A, - PENNSYLVANIA ZETA, - University of Pennsylvania. INDIANA EPSIIADNI PIENNSYLVANIA ETA, - - Lehigh University. INDIANA ZDTA, , , PURDUE BRANCH, BETA PROVINCE. VIRGINIA ALPIIA, - - Roanoke College. NIICIIIGAN ALPHA MICHIGAN BETA, 1 VIRGINIA BETA, - University of Virginia. MICHIGAN GAMMA, VIRGINIA GAMMA, Randolph Macon College. VIRGINIA IUELTA, - - Richmond College. I I ILLINOIS ALPHA VIRGINIA LETA, - - XVZISIIIIIQIZOII and Lee University. , ' . I, I H . . I I . ILLINOIS DELTA, NOIIPII CAROLINA BEIA, - - University of INorth Carolina. IILINOIS EPSHOV KENTUCKY ALPHA, - Centre College. IILINOIS 7ETA' A I KENTUCKY DELTA, - - - Central University. ' J I GAMMA PROVINCE. GEIIRGIA ALPIIA, GEGRGIA BETA, GEORGIA GAMMA, - TENNESSEE AI,PIIA 'IIENNESSEIQ BETA, I . Al..-XIIAMA ALPIIA, AI..-UEAMA BETA, - ALAII.-XM.-X GAMMA, University of Georgia. Emory College. Mercer University. Vanderbilt UniveI'sity. University ofthe South. University of Alabama. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Southern UniveI'sity. AVISCONSIN ALPIIA, NIISSOURI ALPIIA, NIISSOURI BETA, NIISSOURI GAMMA, IoWA ALPIIA, - IoWA BETA, - MINNESOTA fXI,Pl'IA, IQANSAS ALPIIA, - NEIIRASRA ALPIIA, - CALIEIIRNIA ALPHA, CALIFORNIA BETA, - EPSILON University of Mississippi. Tulane University of Louisiana University of Texas. Southwestern University. PROVINCE. Miami University. Ohio YVesleyan University. Ohio University. University of XVooster. Buchtel College. Ohio State University. Indiana University. X'Vabash College. Butler University. Franklin College. Hanover College. De Pauw University. Purdue University. University of Michigan. State College of Michigan. Hillsdale College. ZETA PROVINCE. Northwestern University. Knox College. Illinois Wfesleyan University. Lombard University. University of AVisconSin. University of'Missouri. XVeStminster College. XVashington University. Iowa lVesleyan University. State University of Iowa. University of Minnesota. University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. University of California. Leland Stanford Ir. University. . . nf, 'IWYTE 3 525 ,L-..z..4.,. V '2.,1rm...-,,nu.M,. M - f-,....-,. , ..,....- ' I, A , W' I I , K, -,L , .im 'V L . - N, 4w...'Q 1, ,...z.:. A ,MA ,, ,My , i., WU, .. L ,, . V, ,V len h l l ,. T I 1 n v G G P X I r I Urfbvc 190711. ff- , f f, Tw ix' 1 1'-grvv ,,..f.,--..,,.-,.,.., .,,-f..H., ... .N - V 'ah H 9 F -V . I f-. ...Arg -. -.-'. . '. .4-- A , H - if - 1. -if ,ff Rv.. ..,.., ...q-asus. -A... ..... ,....., mg, ,.. V 'MQW Dork EGIIH GIDEIDTGI' of llbbi ECIIEI UDGYH. ESTABLISHED 1884. RE-ESTABLISHED I8 SCYJOOLS OF ARTS AND JIIINES. 1895. S GEORGE PHILIP BRYANT, HERBERT PINKHAM, GEORGE B. GERMAIN, . 1896. EVMIL JUSTUS RIEDERER, 1897. FREDERICK ARTHUR GOETZE, IR., SCHOOL OF LA W. CHARLES SETH BOARDMAN, HARRY' MASON HEWITT, EDXVARD LECLERC VOGT. SCHOOL OF MEDICYNE. JOHN HENRI BLOT, ELIAS G. BROWVN, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BOYD, JR., 39 EDNVIN H. THOMES, XNILLIAM STEVENS THYNG. ARTHUR PINE VAN GELDER WILLIAM G. KILIAN. RUSSEL LORD TARBOX, ERNEST GOLDBACKER, ARTHUR T. IVIACCORMACK. WILLIABIS, UNION, HAMILTON, AMHERST, - jfraternitv of Eelta 'Glpsilonu FOU NDED 1834. ' ROLL OF CHAPTERS. WESTERN RESERVE, COLBY, - ROCHESTER, MIDDLEBURY, RUTGERS, - BROVVN, MADISON, NEW YORK, CORNELL, MARIETTA, SYRACUSE, MICHIGAN, - NORTHWESTE RN, HARVARD, - WISCONSIN, LAFAYETTE COLUMBIA, LEHIGI-I, TUFTS, - DE PAUW, - PENNSYLVANIA, MINNESOTA, - BOXVDOIN, MASSACHUSETTS SWARTHMORE, 7 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Williaiiis College. Union College. Hamilton College. Amherst College. Adelbert College. Colby University. Rochester University. Middlebury College. Rutgers College. Brown University. Madison University. New York University. Cornell University. Marietta College. Syracuse University. Michigan University. Northwestern University. Harvard University. Wisconsin University. Lafayette College. Columbia College. Lehigh University. Tufts College. De Pauw College. University of Pennsylva nia University of Minnesota. Bowdoin College. Massachusetts Institute of Techncloffy Swarthniore College. ,.,,... ,.. . , , L , . .,.. A .C ...........,..........-..-...,,.,.. .......-.....x.,..w-1 .. 6-ff 'Yf -fnegmixis-Q2:eQml.,,f -V M, .P , , 1 Q5 MW, ,,MmmgE:iL , A N fa-Q - If 4. t r. - . 1 , TK N 5l'Q . ' w f .r 5 4 ' . , Q' Xa, if. z ,,m:2,::,m:::::-,- f',?i1 :5e2 .aE1'i55f3 ,.,,,, 31 , :' if 5 1 . ! Q - wwe, 1 Exbimgin k gfsj f .1 ..-L ' N , ii Ji-ig 2- 2 N X . f m V -- --X , ' 3 55134 ! I P -x. - -nz--T 1, X M-.Wf',gQ, fcwffym LMI: a R. ....ne.m..,. ,. . - ' gpg' ,uf - ',g,y-H+' rroxnsuvvsfq, Q:OIllmbiEl HARRY PROSPER CORSER, HERBERT DOTY BRONVN, MAX DOBBINS, WILLIALI SAMUEL CHERRY, GOLDWIN GOLDSMITH, PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, EUGENE CARROLL BROXVN, VVILLIAM JOSEPH CLARKE 7 FRANK HOLMES CURRY, WILLIADI KING GREGORY, Glbapter of the jf1'aternitQ of Delta KUIDBUOII. ESTABLISHED 1885. POST GRAD UA TES. ANSEL AUGUSTUS TYLER, 1 89 5 . WILLIAM OSCAR GENNERT, RICHARD PEABODY KENT, 1896. EVERETT WILLOUGHBY GOULD CHARLES NELSON KENT, JR., 1897. HERBERT WHEATON CONGDON DEXTER NEXXVELL FORCE, IR., ARTHUR LOCKETT MARVIN, J 1 898. GOUYERNOR MORRIS HASKELL, 3 GEORGE HOOIDER FERRIS. RICHARD MONTGOMERY SCHELL, WILLIAM DANA STREET. WILLIAM OAKLEY RAYMOND, IOSIAH THOMAS TUBBY, JR. BURDETTE KELLOGG MARXVIN, OSCAR BLOODGOOD SMITH, JR., JOSEPH VAN VLECK, JR. RALPH BROUXVER POMEROY, CHRISTOPHER MEYER LOWTHER, HARRY HERBERT SUTRO. SCHOOLS OF LA W' AND JWEDICYJVE. FRANKLIN ABBOTT DORMAN, ARTHUR CHARLES KLETSCH, W ROBERT VALENTINE NIATHEXVS, CHARLES BEARDSLEY HORTON, 41 FRANK M. VAN ORDEN. I . . ..,L.L..,....f.A..A.....i ll - iiwlfieiflpl-G! , ' ALPIIA, - fiAMMA, EPSILON, ZETA, - ETA, THETA, KAI-PA, - LAMBDA, - MU NU, - XI, - OMICRON, RI-Io, - CHI, PSI, - - OMEGA, - ALPIIA ALPHA, GAMMA GAMMA, DELTA DELTA, DELTA CI-II, - ZETA ZETA, - ZETA PSI, ETA ETA, - THETA TIIETA, Jfraternitp of Sigma Glbi. FOUNDED 1855. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Miami UniveI'sity. Ohio Vfesleyan University. Columbian University. Washington and Lee University. University of Mississippi. Gettysburg College. Bucknell University. Indiana University. Denison University. De Pauw University. Dickinson College. Butler University. Hanover College. University of Virginia. North Western University. Hobart College. Randolph-Macon College. Perdue University. Wabash College. Centre College. University of Cincinnati. Dartmouth College. University of Michigan. Y'-' 'Y ' -- H- - - +,z...---.nw-1-.fr--W .4 .:r.:f-.Y,.:.,- -...,-2-me vf 1-ef T.-ff 4:------1 .,.,.,,-, KAPPA KAPI-A, LAMBDA LAMBDA, NU NU, - SIGMA SIGMA, ALPHA BETA, ALPHA GAMMA, ALPHA EPSILON, ALPHA ZETA, ALPHA THETA, ALPHA TAU, - AI,I'HA LAMBDA, ALPHA NU, - - ALPHA XI, - ALPHA OMICILON, ALPHA PI, - ALPHA RI-Io, ALPHA SIGMA, ALPHA TAU, ALPHA UPSILON, ALPHA PHI, - AI.PIfIA CHI, - ALPHA PSI, - ALPHA QMEGA, University of Illinois. Agricultural 8: Mechanical College Columbia College. Hampden-Sidney College. University of California. Ohio State University. University of Nebraska. Beloit College. Massachusetts Ins. Technology. Illinois Wfesleyan University. University of XVisconsin. University of Texas. University of Kansas. Tulane University. Albion College. Lehigh University. University of Minneapolis. University of North Carolina. University Southern California. Cornell University. State College. Vanderbilt University. Leland, Stanford jr. University. -rr Wvs. 'L ' A-'am-H 1- 'W .ii1.nru.f:f:1hffw.-:2Jms:Sf ,. .,g- ,M - , b H , ,M , ,,W,,,WA, ' , n r f' g.vU 9 X rm:1X xxrzuxrz V .fl x. Qt ' ' f W fl En :f - '. ' :: 'zg Xu.vn9L ' .as 'fii f 2, 654 . f ffg , 1 1 BF V D' R 0I'd!1',w. . ........,.--. V - -. - 1--4p9wvW ff I . . -- I. ' - mll 'llflll Qbtlpfel' of U36 jfI'8f6I'IlifQ of Sigma Gm. ESTABLISHED 1894. SCYJOOLS OIWARTS AND XWIJVES. POST GRADUA TE. FRANCIS E. BREWER. A 189 5. CHARLES FREDERIC BUCKLEY, BENJAMIN PALMER CARTER JOSEPH P. SMYTH, IR. , F. HEDLEX' IOBBINS, 1 896. EDWARD HAMILTON DALY. 1898. WEBSTER WAGNER, WILLIABI M. WEAVER, JOSEPH U. LE PRINCE FREDERICK EDWIN CHURCH. SCIJOOLS OF LAW AND ZIIEDICINE. PAUL B. SCARFF, DANIEL W. LAYMAN, GEORGE BOLLINO LEE, WILLIABI C. HOBDAX', HENRY F. OUSLEY, WALTER F. MCCABE. ' SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY. ORVILLE S. SIGAFOO3. 43 jfraternitxg of Eigma Ellpba Jiipsilon. FOU NDED 1856. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Boston University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, Trinity College, Cornell University, St. Stephen's College, Allegheny College, Dickinson College, Pennsylvania State College, Bucknell University, University of Virginia, Washington 81 Lee University, University of North Carolina, Davidson College, South Carolina College, Furman University, Wofford College, Erskine College, University of Georgia, Mercer University, Emory College, Georgia School of Technology, University of Michigan, Adrian College, Mount Union College, Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University, Franklin College, Purdue University, Central University, Bethel College, Southwestern Presbyteria Cumberland University, Vanderbilt University, University of Tennessee, University of the South, n University Southwestern Baptist University, University of Alabama, Southern University, Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College, University of Mississippi, Simpson College, Northwestern University, University of Missouri, Washington University, ' University of Texas, University of Colorado, University of Denver, University of California, Leland Stanford, Ir. 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FRANK HAROLD B1CLAURY, HENRX' GRAHABI NIACADAM, FREDERIC FRANCIS OWENS, EDWIN BLANCHARD WOODRUFF. V, 1898. ROXVLAND FRANCIS HILT., JR., ERNEST GUSTAX7 LEMCKE, FERDINAND VAN SICKEN PARR, 45 ERNESIX IRVING PRICE, JESSE XVATSON, JR. A .1 f'.1.---4::E'f--,-- 4' lf1f..ig:.ff1f-L-Arg:-.1...QLI5--1-If-.. .' -..LLL . ' ,,,, f,'flQ4E11, f Q '-F-..-. 47 ff79Qq'f'i'7? 9 I JBeta Epsilon Qlbapter of the jfraternitp of kappa 1kaQpa Gamma. CAROLINE GARNAR BROMBACHER, FLORENCE COLGATE, ELSIE W. CLEWS, MARY BERGMANN DOBBS, LOUISE DUNN, ESTABLISHED x8gI. 1895. JEANNE WILLARD TATLOCK GRATIA WHITHEAD. ANTONIE JUNGE, LOUISE LOCKWOOD, MABEL PARSONS, A 1896. ANNA C. MELLICK, . BERTHA P. VAN RIPER. MARY ROGERS ROPER. 1897. CLARA LOUISE ROE, ADELAIDE CASWELL WHEELOQR MAUDE WILCOX. SPECYAL STUDENT. ELEANOR FRANCES OSBORNE. 46 ' ' fs, ..1... .- ann? -- ...........--.14--.,1-,-,-,-,,-,,,,,,, ...L-..---- 'iq lG---- vw! Sammi QIIIIIIIIHFQ of jfraternitp flbemberabip at Glolumbia. ALPHA DEI,TA PI-II, - PSI UI'SII,ON, - DELTA PIII, DELTA Psi, - PIII GAMMA DELTA, - P111 IQAPPA PSI, - DELTIX IQAPPA El3SII,ON, ZETA PSI, - - - PIII DELTA PIII, QLegal F1'ate1'IIityj TIIETA DELTA CHI, - - PI-II DELTA TI-IETA, - DELTA UI3SII,ON, - SIGMA CIII, - - SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON, - - - IQAPPA IQAPPA GAMMA, QBaI'1IaI'd Collegcj - 26 7 rf 23 30 '70 OJ 43 25 34 23 26 17 T7 35 I7 I8 17 '1 J 47 O W ,H 1 , V ,Www A WiWLi , ,YW I 73-V-WL. A ' , S I 41 . - Hqew 1120112 Eelta of llbbi Beta kappa. OFFICERS 1894-1895. CLARENCE HOFFMAN X7OUNG, A. M., PH. D., - Pffeszdenf JOHN KROM REES, A. M., E. M., - - Vz'ce-Preszdenz' GEORGE N. OLCOTT, A. B., - CQ07'7 ESjj07ZdZ-7123 Secuefafy HAMMOND ODELL, A. M., - - - R6C07'dZ'7Zg Seweiafy BENJAMIN DURYEA WOODIVARD, A. M., PH. D., - YEKQSZKVE7 CLASS OF 1894. JAMES FULLER BERRY, VVALTER WHEELER COOK, HAROLD SHARPE EMERSON, OTTO THEODORE HESS, HE RBERT MCLEOD JOHNSTONE, SI-IEPARD KNAPP, IR., CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE, FREDERICK LUDLOXV LUQUEER ALBERT CAPRON PHILLIPS, HARRY JUDSON SHAXV, CLARENCE BISHOP SMITH, PROP. WILLIAM A. KEENER, WIIIFRID GOULD LAY, '93. ow' -4. A W , Y ' .......- ...,,........,..........-f , . .v..-...--7 ,-A - , A W 5 fd , N w M N qw wvxmng W ww! W av! 1: .fl RQQKEIAQNXKEZWFAUY W can ' ,4 M U' Bk RH MW W X 1 ff l ' 'N' ' L 1 WW' -A if W W , X 1 w f r 2' ,- Q - X ' A ,Q - ff Q .1 ,- fi W, Qv ff 'j . L, if 51 f B .ii gg R 1 J x x,-s v, Xi . .X X j XXX XN f X My I 63 E X -v.,p- A A ..f , - V . .- - -A-.. ... .L School of Aris. FREDERIC COYKENDALL, - DAVID HOUGPITALLING TAX'LOR, STEPHEN FRASER THAYER, - VVILLIAM FENWICK BEEKMAN, 3 A ff'Zf'F' f A , ,W Senior pear. OFFICERS. P1'esz'a'e11f, Vzkc-Prcsz'a'mf, Sc'c7'cz'a7jf, - T7'ea.vm'c1', - HZ19f07'Z'H7I, - IW z'1zz'Jz'er of Ag7'Z2I1!fIll'6, 51 Schoo! of Jlfivlcs. ZADOK HAIZRX' JARMAN EDXVARD BARNEY STURGIS JOSEPH ALBER'lx ALEXANDEIZ - EDWARD COYKENDALL VVILKES NICCLAVE SAMUEL O. MILLER - ' ' ' 5? E2Zf535ETZ4'3 QT... ,.. 1-.. Ll, ' W-lx I' .. EX f - ' an -' -Y ' - M- f' 'ZX X M ' --f V I! I M 1 -f ' lf XX 5X ,... K ' -f-1' 's X- f J ' X--- - X FX if 'X f N, X. ' W i g X 1 ' X T xx ll, H f Q--fkx 'A,,, -,,.- -F -r N? xH e3W25 72216 H-533 ffm H ix S 159 WSW' fm-M nd 5' 5 N gf -41524 X g fly, M J?-'L 1 QEQ- , 2-5. 5S'R Xl ,zgfla- K- -ff' , f 1-3. f--A f RN ' gf 3 'fff N ff E Q H-is-1 W a. Sei . l-' ' , ' '- 4,2 ,'4:'g,?z ' J v? f f . U g . A ,f ,fri ., N ,E -' ,N ff Y- , X, ff - 4 1: ,. f ' f - A+ - ,Q , ff -- E , - ew- , f A- f- . ,?' -S '. xf Af . - Y ,. Z..,..?'v- ,-1' - T-AX I ,...i--1?-----L A: :sig ?k ' ii -..-.. v ,, -'-'- - - .A ,1 ' . A I I, , . O- 'L .,....-'.--,..,,.-w-,:J- ' ... A-, ' ,gfYf-- --, SQ, H. gi Sfhoof of Azffs. EIIERETT WILLOUGHBX' GOULD, CHARLES SIEDLER ADAMS, WILLIAM SAMUEL CHERRV, EDNVARD HADIILTON DALY, ROBERT HURTIN HALSEV, JOHN RICHARD ATWILL, - r-,,,.D,.,i Av- , Q N, 7 Q ,. pn! anal Z il x Ill 4k ff ymjjzzkif 3unior pear. OFFICERS. P1'esz2z'e9z f, Vzke-Preszdevz Z, Secrefa 131, 73'66ZS7l7'z?7', Hz'sfo1'z'a1z , Pod, Sefjgcmzf-ai-A 7 ms, 53 Sfhool of .fVz'7zes. GALE HOGEBOOINI CARTER - GOLDWIN GOLDSMITH AUGUSTE JACQUES ROSSI, JR - WILLIAM CULLEN UHLIG HERDIAN ALFRED PROSSER JOHN CAMPBELL MABEN, JR ffffif 9--w 1-Q gfi . V H W -- - f 5. I ' '-1 ..',,o,-',::'5'ffi 3.----02.4, ,VY Y x i Qx .xl-X ,yy I , ' X I ' y f-- , J Qi-w',ff.:.?'f '. ' PWFQ1 'ft S '- Iqiefli X 'QW ' - , 1 2 ll f . NN , w.gx.,, -- - N ,Marr M E Xu Mxqppfvrh-i 5 A nn ipfffimg-fjigljiiigxff y - S ,3ffQ X ,Z-1H ,.i i -A ' H. ffl ,MQLJ X ... X--4, f QQ. L1 , NJ V ,-,A-fyg21',f'5l' - , f g M , f -'M-V-- 'fy' ' , X X I n ffl . X42 -.Q ' ' X ig-' ff ff ,ff 1 X N 'KX X. X, g g XX ,f - X , 15 , : ' -Q X wx N E' K ,572 Gr -A ' l in A---Q 13 'E Q , mx K . .uxb . -I 9 K V xv. f4,:'!D.Y X Q-., . dumb' A-4 4 1. -, ' 'x xx ff' School of A ris. JOHN HILL PRENTICE, EUGENE CARROLL BROWN, ARTHUR LOCKETT MARVIN, ALBERT WILLIAM PUTNAM HANS VON BRIESEN, ! X, IE if X .ig MEQFYWW Sophomore lpear. OFFICERS. Preszkiml, - V zke-Preszo'e1z!, Seofeiafjf, - T1'easzz7'o7', - Poei. 55 School of fllifzcs. FREDERICK LEWIS MILLER MASURX' - ALEXANDER SIMPSON FARMER - JOSEPH VAN VLECK, JR - ALEXANDER MIORRISON BROWN - - MAX LOEWENTHAL N! kisw' 'X' xg' fly.-. V Qls -S ' 545944 77 I K 4 .f S I . if WMLII: -11-'Ti ' W r ll ,ln - -..-:-...ll .ww fm .-2-Q.: 'x , 'M' .g ,. , N r -V- -W Y I WV .. ., . f...4-wym-1-fr ' f , h - 7 - . '-5 , zu... ... Quinn- School of Aris. ARTHUR O. CHOATE, FREDERICK P. KEPPEL, STUYVESANT F. MZORRIS, JR., - JACOB SMITH SCI-ILUSSEL, - jfreebman lpear. OFFICERS. PfL'sz'fz'wz!, Vz'6c-P1'c'5z'a'e11z', Sccrefzzfy, Yhaszzz cr, J- Hz19!0rz'a1z, Pod, 57 A ,L ,lf Sfhoo! of 17lz'1zaf. ORLEANS LONGACRE, JR CHARLES HUDSON IVIACHEN JOHN TOMPSON CEQNOVER W. ALLEN BELDEN WRAY ANNIN BENTLEY ALFRED C1-LESTER BEATTV scnool. or' ' Q Q +LAW+Q -,.f- ' -4411! - ,, ',. ' Qu ay .,.,.....,. .QE v 7.,Qe :K uijjjlfl 04, gf 43 VZWRW W 8 A law 5613001 QHTCQY5. .M,,,-H h SEAIIOIQ. ARTHUR KNOX, - - - - - REMBER STEARNS CASTLEMAN, - bigL'7'ffa7j1 IIIIJIQLE. CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE, - - JOSEPH M. SCHENCK, GEORGE J. SCHLEICHER, OSCAR M. SEITZ, - - - 1' JUNIOR. . RHILETUS MORTIMER CAPEN, GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, - RICHMOND WEED, - - CLARENCE BROUGH TON KILMER, 59 P1'c'sI'a'c71I. V220-PI'csz'a'I'7zf and 7B'cas1Ircr. P1'c'sz'dm1!. 172.66-fD1'L'SZ2ZI6'7If. Sc'67'c'!IzIjf. - Y3'm52II'c7'. Pfcszkiwzf. Vine- Pras 7.01671 1. Sffrcz'mjJf. - Y 3'easzI1'cI' Af .-. 1 fix f 'X' X X ifxqi f f f. fXfX V, , Q XM ff, ' EWU W I MH f -Q N f mFf f 1 Q I4 VJ . X I X X X., Q Q! M W Y' M L 1? If W ,f N gi X EW Sal F SJ X X III!-fffllllllffflfflfvlflflflll A' S I X X nu nil V Q wewimm 1 A X A 'f' 1' JW 57' 1 EX X A XX ? .,c,f .1 '. aVjM ' X l nVI4TdUMi:,! V Q XX f 1, 1-1 N1 E . 'k 'T , f - f 1'. , ' ? 155 - X' Ax I ff i xflailll .ll XA 1 X , .Y K ' z' URM' 3 xlf. f 4 Sw v f , f M X Q f X X Q 5' 'K If 'X X' I ,. X X Z fl XX W! f f !'j'ffii1c? Af .radii .- ,A N l V EA , 7-'fc' ff Igjlljy' Mwff 5B2'll'IlFtI'D CEOHCQG. OFFICERS. P1'esz'dm!, Vzkc-Preszklcfzl, Sec1'ez'a 731, Treaszzzfer, ffzlvfofzkzn, P1'esz'dcni, VZ'CU-P7'6SZ.d87Zf, S earefa 131, T1'easu7'e1', Hz'sf01'z'a7z, 6I C2155 of Nz'2zc'f1f-Sz',,L'. BERTHA P. VAN RIPEI: GERTRUDE YVOLFF - ADA H. HART CARRIE HAMME1z5I,,oUGI-I - LOUISE PLACE Class of ZVz'7zeIjf-Eighf. CLARA DE LISSA BERG - LOUISE LACEY ELLA ROSELLE LATIIROP K.ATI-IERINE S. HAXXVKINS - JESSIE W. HUGIIAN .-a-nl If ' ' ' i' A 441-Y WL H Y Y fri i Y r i if Y lr Q, -vw-rvv , , - .-, . ,, ,I- 'v- eff Sax X T A. f , x as ff iQ '7 izww W nf f 4 f W W W if! X ' w X' L aj , 1 ?!47?5Y'n 'ix g 1 v 1 I 1 4 1 I I ,u.f,,, 4,4 'V . r Q ,a,, ' Nw Q, ,L v.. 16' , ...ni ' ,.. U---. ' ' M Wagga? M D' ' W A 59 -- fin ' G' , I . . .0 fc' 4.- fl f Q.. - 0 7 .- '6 f -'Jig' 'fx' -' G - ' 3 -I Q - 2 ' Q' w XX A XX W ff- , Q . no E9-NEON oy .X ff. X 75 5 Q A 5 0:1 fy . Q OH 75 not XXX X P Q S f M E fm ,ff ' f A f 2. f :gr 51 A 5 A I 1:6 6-' LEEL- f if A A Y' J ffRfiMA f'R J L 5376 ' 1 , I N vb N 1 ' 1 fw 1 -J l M xg- -5, qu .41 my nmnm,W,, g A 5 in . , I . I-I my N Y. I . ...f-1 I -J1 l mllmwm mwlmgmmmmw A ff ' J- 7' Q W k I:-A , 4 If ,,,A 2 312' Ll V. V A , XF, I ,I 'sl I ' , 7 .. . 2 in 'RED A 2151 N ,W L'0AA'0 Off ffpffoks, 1894. CLARENCE RANDOLPH FIYEEMAN, 93, 17fl77IlI,g7Z7Qg7 lzdzlaa. NVALTER CONXVELL SHOUP, '96, B7lSZ.7IL'SS !Wa71n,Q'c1'. ROBERT GLENN NICCREA, ,96, Asnslmzi 1Wm1ng'z'z4g' !:'dz'fo7'. EDXVARD CODMAN PARISH, '95, M:I'1LVIN PIENRY DALBTERG, y97 L., JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '96 M., GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, YQ7 L., ARMITAGTC BRADLEY, '96, MJAAJQ of fmfmfeb, 1495. ROBERT GLENN NICCRTCA, '96, flh7zzr,Q'z1,'g' !:n'zfor. GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, ' L. L'zfs1'11ms f7fn71a0'4'1'. 9 , .R ARMITAGL LRADI.1f.x, 96, Aamlnlzf J7ff771fQg'1lQQ Ldzlw. JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '96 M., NIICLVIN H1'CNllX' DALHTCRG '97 L., CHARLES SITCDLER IXDAMS, '96. 65 s-nz--v-:+ w Y , V -- V gw 5 Y W YVYY , V WL5.gMA ,--Q, -,n 4. ix . up M - ' sqft, ..,, ' . fv- '--- ' --if 1 Si' V 1 1 v 5 Q 1 L ,, If ov -vu b A... Ii. 'T-' -414.47 2Y 'Ci'I ... X 'O' V Q J, :gk ,vu I 44 R, nw' 4. - . . O 5 5 9 f I 1 ..,, , ! , 4 . : X ..., , 5 X l I - S' L : I3 I :FI . ' A Q- . 5 A A ' V ' 5 ' QQ 52 I 'I I . IME: - . 5 Av R Q 2 I 5 I X 5 X ' , ml : I I . .. A r -i - . .i - I I I Ai I Iv, 'I. If .3 I AHA ' I U S X X S 5 I z E 5 E . h X 3 - S S I 3 ix 5 I F , Q ' xxxxxx I .A .A .. . xX.x. I XXXX 1 ..,.. 4, 'N f 'f I I 3 ' Af I- Y Fi S 3 ' PUIILISIIEII IN TIIE LI'I'ERARx' IN'I'EREs'rs OI-' 'I'IIE UNIVliliSl'I'Y. , -- S mu 3 5' on Sf wlll 3, , IUMA I llllll + WIUI 'I I . I H if '7 BOARD OF EDITORS, 1894. . , , W. A L, 1. .I, f , 'H' SX, . . .. AAA-rII ,' WILLIIXBI THOMAS MASON, '95, - - - bffzlor-X11-Cmkyf. -f41H.l . .,, , ',:,I'0f:S-, I' ,',' , . , ' LQ ,lgil Wwe N SAMUEL SWAYZE SEXVARD, JR., 95, - Bzfsmoss I1!omqo'or. 1IIllll,,,lIlllb,l,,,,l ll AM ? UI' PHILETUS MORTIMER CAPEN, '96, ' I' 7 X I MMU - Q, R! K ROBERT GLENN IVICCREA, 96, - .gg A -- ,in , , E ' -'-'ff XXX O I, i f WILLIABI DANA STREET, 95, I -,gf . -Av.. - ,g. 136.46 up ,X PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, YQ7, lv X RANGES . AUCH, , Succeece . . TREET 1'CSi'11GC . 'M X E EB '95 IQIWDS , g I :-T,.,, x, , . 14, ALICE L. SELIGSBERG, 95, - Ba1'1zm'dC0!!qg'c, ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS, '96, - - School fyf Low, f 1' , of - R. IVIONTGOMERY SCHELL, '95, - SL-ooo! J films. BOARD OF EDITORS, 1895. SAMUELVSWAYZE SEXVARD, JR., ' 6 JULIAN CLARENCE LEVI ' 6 9 , - - - Ea'z'!07'-z'71- CMU, , 9 , - - Bzzszbzcss flfczfzaggfcr. PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, '97, ALFRED L. KRCEBER, '96, WALTER S. EDXVARDS, '98, ALICE L. SELIGSBERG, ,95, ---- Bzzrrzczm' Coilqgo, ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS, '96, School of Low, R. MONTGOMERY SCHELL, '95, Smoo! If Jlffzbzes. 57 I - 'f'v..,,--,-.L2i'.' . L ,gA.,,--L-Q. -O .. ,.. .- -A-,,.,,1-,1,l,,,',.Q,f-Qg1L,,..4..-QgLQLL,- 6.115215 5 5 ' ' f '7' ' T . 7 H ' f f!4'7'!'f5'! ..--W. -K- ALFIQED J. MOSES, JAMES. F. KEMP, ROBERT PEELE, IR., E. WALLER, - JOSEPH STRUTHERS, IRA H. WOOLSON, Glue School of flbineo Quarterly, A JOURNAL OF APPLIED SCIENCE. BOARD OF EDITORS. ALFRED I. MOSES, fl16Z7Z6lg'f7Zcg Edifoff. 68 flayzmez' Professor of fllifzeffalogy, - Professor of Geology, - Alg.Zl7Z6f Pfofessof' of !l!z'1zz'1zg, - A7zalysz'ea! Chemise, Tzcfoff of flfeztzllwjgjf, Insfffzzeloaf in D1'a2oz'ng. ,, .w,, .,.,..,.........-. . . ...,.,-Ng,-V-M , , I ,N , . - qs.. A ' ' '- f A ' .hw - fu .... fr M U , WLL MU ,AV A-MM -we , ...U 1 Glue Elesculapian Glue College of llbbgsiciana PMID f5l1l'QCOI'l5. BOARD OF !:'lJf7'ORS. PALMER HEATH LYON, New York, l:'ff1'l0r-1'H-Chfqf KENN1?2'1'II E. KELLOGG, Connecticut, - - Asmffnw! !L'Hl1'f0l ASSOCIA 7755. NIAYNARD G. BURGESS, Havana, Cuba, RUBEN J. I-IIQLD, New York, EDWARD H. YALE, New York. 69 -ft'-Qsfiii L.-Q.,-YL,.1.L1L'.1J,. --...' 'V HLA.. -A,,g,A.L' I . 1' 'Y -' ' K 'Y ' ' V V L A' , 'QL QQ. ...,l 'j'17ff, f 'Y '- WfTW I NIE!! 'Uh W V . LT -. w1 'fff l '6 'E 1 Y 2 1 Y i 1 N 1 Che JBarnarD ilnnual. I , i-4 BOARD OF Epffofes, 1894. HELEN BRIGHAM CROCKER, ,94, Chaiffmavz. 1 P ALICE LILLIE SELIGSBERG, ,Q5, ALINE CROQUET STRATFORD, 397, ' ALICE GODDARD CHASE, '96, CLARA LYDIA CLARKE, '96, Semeiafy, 1 BERTHA STEELE VAN RIPER, I5E'1za1zcz2z! Illafzager. 1 l BOARD OF ILLUSTRA TORS. GRATIA WIIITHEAD '95, ETTIE WALTER STETTIQIEIMER, '96, MAUDE WILCOX, '97, Q: BOARD OF EDITORS, 1895. Q ANTONIE JUNGE, '95, EDITH SACKETT, ,Q7, 1 ANNA C. MELLICIQ, '96, HELEN ST. CLAIR, '98, E A ALICE GODDARD CHASE, '96, Finrwzczhl fllmzageif. 2 1 70 I l LL, Xu., L 4 HE' I I I L , r- M . :...2.u'-., . . ,-5-1. , i f .L X ge 5 ..-,Tim ' . , V-. 1 X : ERN. ,f .X K x LX-2251 Egg Q5 G MW, gi P W Y. l K I 1 I F. V I i I V3 ! I I ,. i I I I Il II' E . Eli. ill lr-- -.X ' 'X .. 1 . .-.. ---A------ ' ,Luv ,1'. 5? 5.,-,.' 'E' gf I --1 ..f' ,gf HMI M11 Q4iI'QW,q7ysiR im P ' ix A ...W ' gf, I S 5 JI.. 7 . M E I bm J '1. . I . .. N. .- , .I i , I I I , jl ,Il , - - . -, f 'H A A -7 .Ili i' I I QWH5' ' 'I 1 ' I .fs .' ' I' 2 'H L7 . JCE! T ', ' i' 'I ' ' 1 7 ' ' 'fl 5 -.A ff. AJ-- T In . ..- 1 . .. .' OIAFICARS. !75f!Q1I1Il.nM-1 Fin! Tfwfz. bfwflfl ffflll- EVERETT WILLOUGHBY GOULD, .P1csz'dc7zf, EVERETT WILLOUGHPY GOULD ' ROBERT AUSTIN MCCULLOCIAI, Vw-Pffcszdwzz, PHILIP ERNEST BRODT HANS VON BRIESEN, Secrclafgf, YVALTER NICHOLAS CLAPP JULIAN CLARENCE LEVI, Tffeasmfwf, JULIAN CLARENCE LEYI CHAR. R44-:.'f.a, . 1 SA R A H LIST OF Mimfsifes. .- ,W PERRY WOIZDEN '95 JOHN H- DEMING, '97, xx Q 1- I I . XWSESQQQYQQSAZS WILLIAM S. CHERRY, '96, EUGENE W DENTON, YQ7, EDWARD H. DALY, '96, FRANCIS H. DIRE, '97, ' EVERETT W. GOULD, '96, YVALTER L. HESS, '97, I IOHN D, IRVING, '96, CHARLES F. WHEATON, '97, ALBERT R. LESINSKY, '96, CHARLES C. BURKE, '98, JULIAN C, LEVI, '96, HOWARD M CANNON, '98, R. AUS'l'IN MCCULLOCTI, ' 6, YVALTER N. CLAPP, ' 8,' Y 9 9 EDWIN B. WOODIQUFF, 96, PHILLIP BISSEL, '97, HANS VON BRIESEN, '97, PHILLIPLE. BRODT, '97, PRIZE DVINNEICS, 1597. FRANK H. CURRY, '98, FRANK DEPEW, '98, JACOB A. SCI-ILUSSEL, '98, O1'a!z'0n. Essay. . Dgfmfgl First,-CNOI Awardedj First,-EUGENE H. DALY, First,-PHILIP E. BRODT, Second,-JOHN H. DEIIIING, SCCO11d,-.ALBERT C. PHILLIPS, Second D- IXVINFRED C, 111-IOADES Third,-OTTO T. HESS. ' -lALBERT C. PHILLIPS, 72 , . l ,,!,.,,-,..,,-.. ,...-.L,n,,,: . ,.'..g D -' ' . .,,, I ..2... ..,. v, ,. mv-nu' -'- 5 4' -1 ' , ,I-..J-..-- -.-.- ....... 'ZS G , A 1 up 'JJ' 'D -'J G1 Jm'aJ : ' J-'J' Ik. I 27 I AV flf--r FX 1 if I-N f- I I' -9 1 f J i x -.J..-E,--L-- Lbdffgfdfdd .f x l .AVA 'tau WW - ' f' , , , , U '.V -f ,q f P CX J f' J 7 - .gxzm 1' X' ' f- ,J N, f I J .UL if E -7 -'M -- - - f ' , Offffcfffes. ' ' ' fx, ' ,, !'7rs! 721711. .S'mu11I' lflvwl. X rf, If, ' ' -, XX lI,l.l.XM DANA SwEE'1', - l'ru.mAwl, - - XVll,I.I.XM DANA S'I'Iil-IIi'l'. I f ir, 3 xxx SIXMUEI. SWAYZE SIQWARIJ, JR., lf'm'-l'rIu-hlml, XX'11.l,1.xm OSCAR G1:NN11R'1', 4' if pl K Ng' BURlJIi'l l'E KliI.I.UGG MARVIN, - .Slw-ufazy, - - RALRII IIROUWER PoMERm'. if A VM-:A QQ, Q2 ' A EUGENE CAICROLI, BRUXVN, Crilif, - - SANIUICI. Sxx'.xx'mq 51.39-,.W,,,,lK fi i g ' Vm' CHARLES Iflililllililcli BUCKLIQY, QA'u.Ijq1m!j. L 2.5 . 4 J .,, .. A PI-IILETUS NIORTIIXIERic,-XPEN, '95, FREDERICKJJWORSE CUTLER, '95, NVILLIAM OSCAR GENNERT, '95, CONRAD SANE KEVES, '95, YVILLIAM THOMAS MASON, '95, EDWARD CODIIAN PARISH, IQS, HENRY BERRY POGSON, '95, JOSEPH PERCY SMYTH, '95, YVILLIAM DANA STREET, '95, ROBERT GLENN MCCREA, '96, SAMUEL SWAYZE SEXVARD, JR., '96, JOHN HEIZAXRD SNYDER, '96, ROBERT HURTIN H:XI.SEX', '96, EUGENE CARROLL BROXYN, '97, FRANCIS BERTRAM ELGAS, '97, ADDISON ELY, JR., '97, EDGAR ARNOLD HELLRIIXN, '97, BERNARD MICHEL IQAPLAN, '97, AR'1'I-ILTR LOCIQETT RIARVIN, 197, BURDE'I rE KELLOGG IVIARYIN, '97, I1!E.V!3!i!CS. ARTI-IUR M. PRICE, '97, GEORGE XVASI-IINGTON SlCNF'1'N1iR, ' ROBERT JXVILLTS SIIICARMAN, YQ7, EUGENE EDWARD SPIEGELBICRG, '97, ERNEST XVILLIA11 S'1'RA'rMANN, '97, MORRIS LINCOLN STRAITSS, '97, GEORGE XVILSON XVI-IARTON, YQ7, XVILLIAM XVINANS, '97. LITCIUS CONSTANT BULRLEY, '98, GEORGE CEALLAGIIER HOPKINS, '98, GEORGE RICHARD J.-XCOBITS, '98, 911 JOHN FI'L'1'ON BERRIEN NIITC1-IELL, J IQALPII BROUWER POAIEROY, '98, HENIQX' THOMAS RANDALL, '98, HILXLSIEX' SAYLES, '98, RANDALL HOYT STERN, '98, ALVAN ALONZO TENNEY, '98, XVILLIAM RIINTER XVEAVISR, JR., '98, SAMCEL CARP XVORTHEN, '98. 73 9 ' ' ' - fzizzfzfzzf' 5 II., 1'4 fiD 'DJJ:1DQ T' 'S l!1:15 L'!'Q7 ,'1 - - ' sq? ? - 41 L? ... frii -iii- n v .. ' R i ' 'N or 4.366 'S 6,919 gk 131.11511 'u4mil.l4 ml'J'I1,W11!1,ne: I53T7I I . :T -4 xg! - Ik HI f YV , 39 . gif, P - fc I ' , A ,F J Rv' I V ., . ',- - ' Il .cf .. ' OFFICERS. f'NZ'7'SZl Term. Second Ykffm. FREDERICK A. PETERS, Preszkienf. - FREDERICK A. PETERS EBIIL A. C. KEPPLER, A Vzkc-P1fcsz'dc1zi and T1'cas2z1'e1', EMIL A. C. KEPPLER JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER, Secretary, - - ERNEST W. DAVENPORT LIST OF MEMBERS. JAMES N. ROSENBERO, '95, CARL ALSBERG, '96, DAVID COHN, '96, EMIL A. C. KEPPLER, '96, ALBERT L. KROEBER, '96, AARON W. MADDOX. '96, FREDERICK A. PETERS, '96, E. IRVING PRICE, '96, JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER, '96, FRANKLIN REESE, '96, JOHN TILLY, '96, J. 'ALFRED VALENTINE, '96, . I NIILTON D. BACHRACH, 97, ERNEST W. DAVENPORT, '97, P G. D. GREGORY, ,Q7, JULIUS ALSBERG, '98, 74 .,.... . -,..v.,...... . V -uv-nv'-- ' .. . I . ' ' . ,,' gf I ' ' , I. . ',1 Iv . 4 -- ' , ,G -..Y ..,. 1r-- 1P HAKESPEARE Soc: T - - ,7f,.' '?..'..f1f- ffl-' LEWIS N. CI-IASE, 'Q5, EDWIN A. BAYLES, '96, WILLIAIII S. CI-IERRY, '96, ROBERT H. HAI.SEX', '96, EMIL A. C. KEP1'LER, '96, IRVING LEHMAN, '96, PROF. A. V. W. JACKSON, DR. CIIARLES S. BALDWIN, MR. CI-IARLES L. POLLARD, MR. A. BRIGGS, 01 I ICLA5. Fz'rs! Term. ROBERT HURTIN HIALSEY, Prcndml, EDWARD HAAIILTON D.-xI,x', EMIL A. C. KEPRLER, Tfm'-P1'4'.I1'n'a11!, JOSEI-II NIIEYICR PROsIc.xI'ER, EDWARD HAMILTON DALY, Sc'c1'c'la1QI', XVILLIAM SAIIVEL CIIICRRY, JOHN HULI. DEMING, 7'1z-nun-w', JOIIN IIITLL DEAIING. L IS T 01 fWlffWL'!iRS. ALBERT R. LESINSRY, '96, R. AUS'1'1'N MCCULLOGIAI, '96, JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER, '96, CARL M. UIAII., '96, MILTON D. BACHRACI-I, ,Q7, ARTHUR BOORMAN, IQ7, JLIOIVA RAR Y 1Wli'1V13ER.S'. MR. SPENCER CARLETON, MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, DR. CHARLES H. X7OUNG, M R. XV ILE RE D LAY, 75 HANs VON BRIESEN, '97, JOIIN H. DEMING, '97, EUGENE DENTON, '97, EDGAR A. HICI.l.3IgXN, VQ7, EUGENE E. SIfIEG1+:LIII-:RG,'97, CHARLES F. XVIEIEATON, '97, MR. SIDNEY H. T1llC.X'1', MR. G. E. NIORGAN, MR. JAMES F. BERRV, MR. EDWIN BOOTII. -LAA4-,..,..n H.-.L . . . LL.. Y,,,,,,4,.,,.. 'Jr ' 'g- . . . . -:Qin-v'er13qyv:ax.1i,.:fxf.-, :If 'Iggy .:.-1 l - Qiolumbia Eebating Union. E-xx F I NX I Ig. 1 , PHILGLEXIAN SOCIETY, V , 5, I 1 BARNARD LITERARY ASSOCIATION, R COLUMBIA COLLEGE LITERARY SOCIETY. fl 5 ' '- fluf f yn W1 'rgll' R OEEJCEES. IH j I '11 ll ' KX HRX f .1 jll . X W EN- A I :gg X WILLIAM DANA STREET, Barnard, Pfeszdem' If A I y PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, Philolexian, - - Smfeimjf zf jvfw, ' X EXECUTIVE COXIIJIIITYLEE. fl W IM Q.. V ' . Ba1'7za1'af. Phzfalexzkm. M' W fn' WILLIANI D. STREET, '95, EVERETT W. GOULD, '96 W , .,..Y ...-- . . ' I SAMUEL S. SEWARD, JR., '96, IULIAN C. LEVI, '96, mf , l , 5 FRANCIS B. ELGAS, ,Q7. PHILIP E. BRODT, ,Q7. 'IT' N . 1 ,1 ' - . 515 Cblmzzbzkz. -ti -- rl fi - fi fl FREDERICK A. PETERS, '96, P Z EMIL A. C. KEPPLER, '96, X' JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER, '96. DELEGA TES TO .UVTIERCOLLEGIA TE DEBA TING UNION. WILLIABI D. STREET, FREDERICK A. PETERS, EVERETT W. GOULD. 76 i -it 11-v . vcd .3 1 ' ,1- Uffwn- W' 7' mm J W if'h WJ J i Jw ' Abi W 0 37' 21,11 I My ,Ml M l l 'J' 'V ,Ju ,, rl Mfg. f A',.l.-I 1 ,l,i2'jJ .'3L'i ,ImHJ4II,1i,,,V ,L ',Ky I? g,I,.e, 51 Jl.,.,,,J NQELMH .aj ,jf . J! .1 ny I Us lvl., I Z fA', H, ,' '7 1 V , 2, 'j i 1' ,t , ily , Ji al xii! 'W'J W 'W fi JW M W f1'W? dJf1'J1 E m e A JJJJ MWW2 J4f:.'..f.li'1W' f w1lI1 H''WM.JMJ'PH1Nm'1 Hllfff' H I IJ ---f-- J f'fJ1ff' ff' f?i fIf'WL 'K9WW J'UW'1.'nll!Jf 1' V MMUIWW!'NHm'IW J '1 I 'W'OJ 1'Umll1', HfmlfrflfIW! MilliIWW'Jem BETWI-31-:N Che llbbilolexian Societxg RNC the 5152'll'Il2'l1'D literary Elssociation. MAY 3, 1894. SUBJECT OF DEBATEz- !6cso!z'qd, rltHA'l' CAPITAI, PUN1sHu1':N'r SHOULD me A1zOx,1s111 ID f UD CES. PROF. JOHN B. IWOORE, Chairman PROP. JOHN XV. BURGESS, PROP. FRANCIS M. BVRIJIL1 PICESIDING OFIYCEIC. HENRX' A. SILL. SPEA A l:'A'S. Aji1'1l1Ufl.f'L', - POI'f0fL'.L'1'd7I, 1Vcjg'alf'2'c, - fiarmzz ff, ALBERT CAPRON PHILLIPS, '94, XVILLIAM DANA S'1'R1c1c'r, '95, PHILIP ERN1f:5'r BRODT, '97, SHEP1-u2R11 KN.-X1,I', JR., '94. lJl:'CfS!U1V OI Tffli jUDG!j.S'.. DE1s.x'rI3 ZXXVARDED TO THE NEGATIVE,-B,xRN,xRD 1'iI.l'XI' ffozzarnbfz' .Ww1f1'011,-XVILLIAM DANA STREET. Sffazm' flwzornbfc .1fw1f1'o1z,-ALBIQRT CARRON PIVIILLIIS 77 I . ., ,: ,,,,, ,UA , :V ,YY V H A, Y V H WH .W , m M YAVY YW ' -5 ,,,,,wTgf'f -I, f ' - . , A' f!1! o-il D! 'lkelit Cullb. GEORGE ROSENDALE, '95, - - Pffesidefzf. CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE, '96, - - .Sewfelafjf and Y3'msu1'e1 . DELEGA TES. C ARTHUR KNOX, '95, SAMUEL'LEE VVOLFF, '96. MEMBERS. PAUL ARMITAGE, '96, HARRY SAMUEL BANDLER, '96, SOLOMON CHARLES BERNSTEIN, '96, EDXVARD STELLE BROXVNSON, '95, JOSEPH EDMOND BULLEN, ,95, FERDINAND EZRA M. BULLOVVA, '95, RUSSELL ELY BURKE, '96, ALFRED AR'l'HUR COOK, '95, JOSEPH JACOB CORN, '96, TORREY EVERETT, '95, LEWIS HERBERT FREEDMAN, '95, HERBIANN GEORGE FRIEDMANN, '96, JOHN HENRY HAMMOND, ,Q5, EMANUEL HERTZ, ,Q5, OTTO THEODORE HESS, '96, 78 WALTER BAYLIS HOPPING, '96 EDNVIN SUMNER HUNT, ,Q5, MATTHEXN' T. JOHNSTON, '95, ARTHUR KNOX, '95, EDGAR JULIUS KOHLER, '96, CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE, '96, NATHAN OTTINGER, ,95, WILLIAM B. PARSONS, ,95, RAYMOND REUBENSTEIN, '95, GEORGE ROSENDALE, '95, EDNVARD SAMUEL SEIDMAN, '9 FRANCIS RAYNIOND STARK, '96 RUSSELL LORD TARBOX, '95, ROBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON, SAMUEL LEE WOLEE, '96. U , ,, ..,.,,..... -of-r- M 'R' . . U . ' ' - .- , ' ' -J .- 4 - A ...Lg ff. . ...nf ., I .,-le ,A ,, . , M, ,. ,. ,.,4,,, .--....... ...,,., ..,...-... - W- , I N 2 4 - , TV NGSTDNE RW ll Z . 'f, ., V ' 5 ff, II, I I .', l l ijal yt . ,fin I 5 Dry i r yr, Y , .I , W V. A I I ff yH'l'w'f ,E , E I ' ff... - X I ,1fW45Q'Z5iN5.,, H',flU'lf'1 1 ,A 'i SS, HV! 117 fu I - I, ,'Q,llq'MJQ,w'X,1J',. ar ug. ' 'Iwi x.',s.1,ff I fd' am 'mf ,W FW va-Hr'f'iB2.: ' 1. If ' fffMW.I . - s py ,Q lv I' Q ' -fs.: -- , -Y' r13-2' 1 an 1, 5' S - 'QB .Aff Www 'wzmaifwf :gf-'I H I 1, JmfczgifIffwI:aI-'9l'- IU' 1' Wi 1, li . 5 .ai , : fx 2 'y 'i3 ' J., :-,5j'i-m:,-- if-'P ig, ,-.ff-53. W f 2, Wm f I I 4 I 61'-1? fL1:h'5:sry25 4 ' -' ' +92,Y'3Zfl-'z'i?7?e329:21Hfffff-f ' ' BI' V ' Nh, Hia .'f'ff','5'. f ff' 1 if LQ 5 I f ,.,N . 5 '- ' f,, fg5.,j'f,f ' ' Tai:- . 722 'I I 'fffy' ' ORGANIZED IN '97 LAW, OCTOBER, x894. B Q .7!!:',1! !1'l:'A'.S'. FRANCIS BAUCII, GEORGE R. BIC.-XCII, EDWARD XV. BURDICK, PISIIIJ-:'1'I's M. CA B If N, FREDERICK M. Cl7TLI'IR, EDWARD LAZANSKY, vXVAI.'1'1CR H. LIICBMAN, XVILLIAM T. NIASON, ISRVING L. D1-31-VT FICLIX CQICRNSIIIQIM XYICTUR XY. IHIVNOE CONRAD K1-:YI-ZS, Y, I RFUR i5xR'1'1Il'R K. KIIIIN, GEOROE T. BIIIJDIC RICHMOND XYICICIJ. ERVING L. DEI-I'Tx', C7w'A'. Gbe 1bamiIton law Club. NIJUR JAMES TRUESDELL KILBRETH, JR., !D1'l'Xl'lllC'7If. YVALTER STANLEV SCHUTZ, - IJIIC0-fJl'l'.Y1'lfl'7If. XVALTER JEFFERSON MOORE, - .S'C'CI'l'f0lJ' amz' 73'fa.v111z'1'. f1!E,f7!B!5!6S. GROSVINOR HYDE BACRUS, MEREDITII PIARE, JAMES TRIIESDELI, KII.1ilQI'I'IxII, JR., GEORGIS BOWEN CASE, NIONTGOMERY HARE, XVALTER JICFFICRSON RIOORIC, K ALEXANDER MITCHELL CRANE, EDWIN O. HOLTER, FRANK LYON POLR, ROBERT W. B. ELLIOTT, ROBERT SELDEN HUSE, XVALTER STANLEY Sc11I rz. ROBERT HAMILTON HUTCHINS, 79 , R Q. I E IQ? T H f E tiff 112. HD. GZ. El., of Qlolumbia Gollege. X ORGANIZED, OCTOBER IOth, 1894. l OFFICERS. ,I Firsz' Term. Second Tfrm. Ei F. M. CUTLER, ,Q5, A., - - Pffeszkimi, - V , T. G. WHITE, PURE SCI. I F. B. ELGAS, '97, A., - Recoffdzhg Ssfreiavjf, W. K. GREGORY,'98, M. f H T. G. VVHITE, PURE SCI., C077'ESf07ldZ'7Zg' .S6'67'6Z'lI7j!, E. C. BROXVN, '97, A. Hy O. B. SMITH, JR., ,Q7, M., - Tafmsmwf, - - O. B. SMITH, JR., ,Q7, M. 'J G I Chajilczzh, - - G. R. VANDEWATER. G , . QUARTETYE. PHILETUS MORTIBIER CAPEN, lg , A., Ist tenor, GEORGE FREDERICK NIIDDENDORF, 39 , A., Ist bass 5 5 RICHAIQD MONTGOMERY SCHELL, '95, M., 2nd tenor, EUGENE CARROLL BROXVN, '97, A., end bass. 19. KID. GZ. El., of the College of llbhxgsiciano ano Surgeons. S. P. PASSELL, ------ P7'6SZ.d67Zf. I. G. P. STOKES, - I!Z'C6-.P76SZ'd67Zf. H. P. MOSELEY, - Correspofzdivqg' Sccrefafjf. W. C. HOBDAX', - Recoffdivzg Semfeiafjf. H. BIGELOW, T1'casw'c7'. E SO Q C9 1 nnrLura l1U:rn1rlnJ mmm W , xxx CX ,G ii ,, N 'R 3 QQ im g gerbff 'W A 1 P11 1 IT f '4 mmm, j f f 7' gy fl A, IM, -D g- J, ' FE 45 3.2 .,. rl, Q '- : J . .. Q f 2 KZ? 1- f 1- ' Jin 1 fi X , Jef 1 , f 'EW T5 N 5, I 10317. ., , , , 1 4 41 wik- - 113. , ' , , E554 fu 5 , Q fs f 99 4 5 MQ ifw. gf fl-7 ' 5 a h A ' ' W A ' 35 5 i ,5 fi , 5 F8 . A l - IJIl l,.94.I4.1...I....aI,..,5.,A-.f.,.f-Law! Ifzmff-nufl V. M. BENEDIKT, . H. BALDNVIN, U J. BINION, H. W. BUCK, B. P. CARTER, E. COYKENDALL, E. V. COX, H. W. DURHAM, G. W. FLETCHER, TTWET11 J. M. GRACE, A. GOETZE, B. GOTTSBERGER, G. T. KIRBY, P. R. MOSES, W. B. MCKINLAY, S. O. MILLER, W. MCCLAXVE, ET. NATKINS, . F. ORMSBEE, DP C. P. PEUGNET, H. PINKHAM, G. Q. PALMER, F. C.REEvE, C. D. SHRADY, - T7 A - A-Mi!!! Q A WHKI . - Q. .I .. I M. - Cx MW . fr- . ' f- -II f Wx - -7 ' -'T' ij 19ge12':2.':'.f Nh X xl U ' A -- . L-.- - ' . . .fi W. --.L - I I I A I I ff H , f 5 .gf sz:zg5s2i.!' ig-ng: .I ,I X ,,, ,X - - . -8- I . 111,52 ---' if 'ly' I l I ' Wm, I X 7 f. Q.: E 'fllllltu ,gg I ,gfgrlggq jlfgl 'wh' Luv -X A I All -A ,' I ' '--- ., ifllpmu1a'L , ,ff I lulll H ,pm . I pg. . ..-- -.'.. . . -A Rf'RA I, X X A N' we W' .A ,,.Q?I'lkfa1a2z:zfi:1ff5 ,..1:gsiREM!nJ- .nu 'O ' 'ff 8' ' ,i X 144 ivffiljigl -3151 .--' -' ! I h,,,gf,g. ' . N ' ,., A A ' A A -11 ALEESIREEEELERPAAAAQPAAAQAHHIImm L-O55 U: A It-Q!-s ' me Gregor- ' '-1- - A - 11176 ' mf' F . - Z1 WD! OFFICERS 1.sf94-f.x95. - - ,- f-3-A IC! HERBERT PINKHAM, - - - - - - P1'esz'dmf, Lf 8571: CHARLES DOUGLASS SHRADY, - Is! Vzke-P1'e5z'dc1zZ, 'ff' I A'-X-il HENRY HOWELL ARMSTEAD, K - 27Zd VZ.C6'-P7'ESZ2ZI67Zf, N GALE HOGEBOOM CARTER, - - - Secrefaffy, ,.7f7-557 JOSEPH ALBERT ALEXANDER, Tmzsm-er. ' ACTIVE IIIEJIIBERS. 1895- L. D. HUNTOON, J. H. STEWART, R. S. NICCAFFERY, A. M. BROWN, 1. A. ALEXANDER, C. S. HERZIG, E. B. STURGIS, W. L. MCCONWAY, F. COYKENDALL, W. C. ANDREWS, J. E. JONES, L. B. STURGIS, A. MONELL, A. W. GILL, G. F. ARCHER, W. B. JOHNSTONE, F. SUTTON, P. NICGAHAN, J. W. GOODIZIDGE, J. BIJUR, J. M. KNOX, W. S. THYNG, R. K. PAINTER, R. W. HOW, E. H. THOMAS, L. WHITING, R. YRIZAR. 1896. H. K. BIRD, R. R. BISHOP, ,mmm . J. CARNEY, . H. CARTER, V. FOSTER, l E. C. HOLDEN C. E. HX'ATT, H. D. HAXXVICS, 82 H. A. PROSSER, C. RODENBURG, YV. I. SLICHTER, E. M. SERGEANT, E. S. C. H. R. W. DE V. TOBIPKINS, G. F. TOWNSEND, S. WITHERELL. 189 7. H. ARMSTEAD, W. BEST, C A. BOSTWIOR, H. B. MACHEN, S. PERKINS, C. E. ROGERS, J. H. SAVERS. 1898. A. C. BEATTY, UT. T. CONOVER, W. P. JONES, VV. W. LIGHTHIPE O. LONGACRE, J. T. WILLIAMS. 'ar' ilx X .Y X 2 X .HU XF Augfur x 4 f M.. .LXQ Xx Y r ... ...Q 'EX 1? :XX +X :gl .Q -E ' Y Cl:Oll1ITllJl8 QOHCQC lDlJOfOQl'?llJl9lCHl 5OCl6tX2. Ll-LCIURFS: LOUIS II LXUDY PH. D. S P Ns March 28 ew Pfloiogmjbhzc 7'ocesscs. ' 'HXX Q Ofumizf 1313234161422 gfqffm P K 1 '-.13 1? 23 WI LLIAM HENRY H AYS, FREDERICK COYKENDALL, J. PERRY XVORDEN, - CHARLES F. AVI-IEATON, FREDERICK M. LIVINGSTON, - - Apnl Apnl April CHXIIES F CHXNDLIIR, PI-I D., M.D., l.l,.D. Aprll 2 Hzslofjf of Deueloyhng AlQ67Zf5.',, IIERMAN T VUI FE Pl-LD. Phofow czjifzzc Ojai W IIIAN1 IIALLOCK PH.D. Ph0f0wfaf1kzca! Cm'z'0sz'Zies.- L M A IOISEAUX, B.S. Apnl .- Pho!0ffmjJhz1zg of Pl'i7ZfS.',, MR. SCI-IUXLER E. DAY. .-A-wheel wifh an Amaie241': MR. J. PEI RY XVORDEN. OFFICERS . Prcsz'de1zt. WW.-. A f -4, Nw A NL' cc ' my 2-,ix 2 xxx March 2O.- Phofomzcvfovm iw: X f ,X Q O .J 5 E12 xmzix ' ' 1 is , l -C. .- N f ' Z 'Aj W' vw -' ' -f I ' ' 1 rx ' , ,. ' Q4 Us . F, ' . , ig vr f.-.Alf vii 'GPHEAEZEQ . . ' 5 ' 526:--q M' ,E W I0--4' .S ' 165-'H ggi Jig ff' 5. '11, .I A , ?!l'f A T, ' 16.- 4, ' Fr f I - - - A xg, 7 Ag 6,7 I ig' ' - 23 sc . agp ff 4 lay, A 15, V S I tb X 55 X SSJ W First V126-P7'e.v1'a'c11t. Sammi Vzke-Pre.vz'zz'e1zi. Secrelzzry. T refzmrer. HONORAI3 Y IWEIIIBERS. HON. SETH LOW, LL.D., President of Columbia College. DR. LOUIS H. LAUDY, 1'I'I.D., PROF. CIIARLES F. CHANDLER, PH.D., M.D., LL.D., DR. EDWARD G. IIORE, PH.D., MR. COURTENAY DEICALB, EM., PROE. JoI-IN K. REES, S.M., E.M., MR. RUDOLPH EICKEMEYER, JR., MR. L. M. A. LOISEAUX, B. S. GEORGE FROST ARCHER, GEORGE R. BEACH, CHARLES F. BUCKLEY, IiENRY D. BULTMAN, FREDERICK COYKENDALL, SCI-IUYLER E. DAY, FELIX M. GERNSHEIM, WILLIAM liENRY l'lAYS, HENRY ST. JOHN PIYDE, EMIL A. C. ICEPPLER, FREDERICK LIVINGSTON, HOWARD C. LOUDON, PAUL lVIACGA1-IAN, MEMBERS. EDWARD NECARSULMER, FREDERICK E. PARMLY, NVARREN W. PI-IELAN, ALLAN C. ROWE, PIERMAN F. SENFTNER, WALTER 1. SLICHTER, JOSEPH P. SMYTH, 33 JOSEPH S. STOUT, DAVID H. TAYLOR, FREDERICK O. VIRGIN, RICHMOND XVEED, CHARLES F. AVI-IEATON J. PERRY WORDEN. 1 Golrxmbia College Scientific Society. ORGANIZED MARCH, 1895. OFF! C5135 . WILLIADI SAMUEL CHERRY, - - - RICHARD WEIL, - - - CARL LOUIS ALSBERG, - CARL LOUIS IKLSBERG, EDWIN BEER, GRANVILLE I. BURR, WILLIAM SAMUEL CHERRY, fl!!-EJIYBERS. ' EDWARD H. DALY, EUGENE DENTON, EVERETT W. GOULD, ROBERT H. HALSEY, 34 - P1'esz'a'e1zi, - Vice- P7'esz'den!, .SL'C7'6flZ7jf and Tffeasmfer. WALTER C. KRETZ, ALFRED KRCEBER, ROBERT A. MCCULLOCH, RICHARD WEIL. dig . I. H . Q? Er X Lv qagxiih-4 Zl'1'. . 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THE BUCCANEER, f I Beloved Child of AXXX. , .rf Vg - GUv WETMORE CARRYL YL . . and E if KENNETH MACKENZIE MURCHISON, JR. dfilfihg h m m -ff? 86 ' f' fix' 2 Rx l l :ax A ff , fj N if M fy 5 - MRA M iwslllire. e EH' ', - - ff f ff M -Q - W 4 .' 4 ZQYLX X J ff 1 'si' ' 1 ff fcxlrsm U sen - -:N d 0 f 5 lr K' Tv 1 x Q 132' X na r , .Q . A ,r iff X X , 5 ff f ' , 5 9 Je., I 3 S Q 1 , ' ' .: ,. -pw, if 1,4 J' ,J 'M X 4 H2541 el' , . - X I -.ff K rg X N . N151 ' -uffiv-5-,fl-' --We-:,.5 .. -- A I4 :X VI 2,4551 K 15171111 6 1. , N ' N N- - xr lf AWK , 3, f ZND XM ' Dx Z - - 24 A 1 ea? ,Af .N 23,1-1, 1? . . . Zi? , gg, 1 Giolumbla College flDll5lC?ll Society. , ff jf! ,J x . .Uv Nm- W,1 e .-jg BOARD OI' Dffeflcfofes. Jig ga: X 2 gri Q0 Zfliig MQ 5 ROGERS HABIBIOND BACON, 196, - - Iffllfl'-fJ7'6SZ.dL'7Zf -',, :j5'xif f?Q'f4 , 'N-3 4,.E :'I5 1' 1 f' , 'J FREDERIC WH1'rE SHEPARD, ,Q5, - - - Jllanagcr - L. 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RYERSON, '96 M., H. N. HALL, '98 M. 93 fimwical Societg of the flbebical Ebepartment of Columbia Gollege. ,lli OFFICERS. WILLIAM PERCY VAN NESS, '96, - - Dmfczozf. ' - - flfa1zagc'1'. PALMER HEATH LYON, 98, RUBEN JOHNSON HELD, '98, A GLEB CL UB. W. P. .YVAN NESS, '96, Leader. U Firsf Tenofs. D. ROBERTSON, Special, I. S. UNGER, '95, C. B. GRIFFITHS, '96, P. S. SHAUGHNESSY, '96. Second Tenors. H. G. STAFFORD, ,Q5, D. N. L. NEWBERRY, '96, J. M. ROBERTS, '96, C. E. WRIGHT, '98. PEVSLI Basses. R. W. SHATTUCK, '96, W. P. VAN NESS, '96, P. H. LYON, '98. Second Basses. N. F. FEURY, '96,' W. A. SHERWOOD, '96, W. TIMME, '96, E. E. CHIVERS, '98, H. C. MCLEOD, '98, J. E. TEFFT, '98. - - Seorefafjf. JIIANDOLIN CLUB. W. H. BAKER, '96, Leader. flfandolins. W. JOHNSON, Ph.G., H. H. ELLIS, '98, I. S. UNGER, '95, R. J. HELD, '98, W. H. BAKER, '96, E. J. HZOXVARTH, '98, M. G. BURGESS, '98, C. E. WRIGHT, '98. Bd7ZdZ!7'Z-d, R. ADIADOR. Gnifaifs. J. A. DEOHUEE, Ph.D., P. S. SHAUGHNESSV P. DE OBARRIO, '96, E. E. CHIVERS, '98, J. M. ROBERTS, '96, P. H.. LYON, '98. BANJO CLUB. J. E. CAMPBELL, '96, Leader. Banjos. R. AMADOR, '95, H. H. ELLIS, '98, H. G. STAFFORD, '95, E. J. HOXKfAR'l'PI, '98, R. I. HELD, '98, H. W. STILES, '98. J. E. CAMPBELL, '96, Gnz'z'a1'5. J. A. DEGUEE, Ph.D., E. E. CHIVERS, '98, P. DE OBARRIO, '96, P. H. LYON, '98. P. H. SHAUGHNESSY, '96, 94 - 7 ' in -his--A M -- -- -' nQZ9t'w f fa! ' V . i nm Q . M, V'W x X .H 4 ff'- X , ,ff . P f l mW W e 2 K 'iw X Z' ff XX-ff v 'Y J K ,M fv mm XMN' W f If 'P' n fan! A bb f awwyi ,QE - pq n I Q T I li I-ff 41 ff-I , PX : Q' D-A -v -, Ny X , VL at s.'l3,.-gf i fi Fam' f ' I N - . ,A ,,fr, .'i,iigYl?mx S a.m..,. -. . H. L A G, . f l ' lilli I A I , , , , I , li El55OCl3tlOl'l of the Ellumm of GOIIIHIDIH College, GX 1894-95. OFFICERS AND STANDING COflf!l!fY'TEE. GEORGE G. DE VVITT, '67, Presidevzl, No. 88 Nassau Street. WILLIAM G. LATHROP, JR., '62, lfzke-Pa'esz'dem', No. 71 XVall Street. A B, SIINIONDS, '73, T1feas2z1fe1', No. 49 Wall Street. WILLIAM S. SLOAN, '82, .S'ec1'e!a1jf, No. 26 Exchange Street. Term Eaybifes Offober, 1895. JULIEN T. DAVIES, '66,- No. 32 Nassau Street. JASPER T. GOODNVIN, '76, Columbia College. IOI-IN B. PINE, '77, No. 67 Wall Street. EDXVARD L. PATTERSON, '86, No. 3 Broad Street. Tenn Exjpires Ocfober, 1896. NICHOI4AS FISH, '67, Cluzirmarz, No. I20 Broadway. ROBERT C. CORNELL '74, No. 52 William Street. GEORGE SHERMAN, '75, Vz'ce-CZuzz'1'ma72, No. 54 NVall Street. GUv RICHARDS, '87, No. I8 Exchange Place. V Yifrm Exjbires Ocfobcr, 1897. J. HOWARD VAN ABIRINGE, '60, Columbia College. FRANCIS S. BANGS, '78, No. I5 Broad Street. WM. FELLOWS MORGAN, '80, Arch 4, Brooklyn Bridge. W'M. A. MEIKLEI-IAM, '86, No The following are the conditions for membership in the Association of the Alumni: AR'l'ICI-l'I II. SEC. 2.- Any graduate from the Academic Department of Columbia College, and any' graduate from any of the associated Schools of Columbia College who shall have been for at least three years a regular member of the Academic Department, and who shall not have gra uated from any other collge, may become a regular member of this corporation by signing the roll of the members to be kept by the treas- urer, and paying the dues for one year or for life. SEC. 3.- Any person who shall not have graduated from the College, but who shall have been a member of a class in the Academic Depart- ment, which shall have graduated. and any graduate from the other cle- partments may bc elected, by the Standing Committee of this Associa- NV all Street. tion, an associate member, and become such member on signing such roll, and making such payments as mentioned in the preceding section. ARTICLE HI. SEC. 1- Every regular and associate member shall hereafter pay to the treasurer the sum of two dollars annually, or in lieu thereof a life membership fee of thirty dollars as a. commutation for annual dues. All Inoneys paid as commutation fees shall be funded under the direction of the Standing Committee, and shall be deemed a permanent fund to an amount not exceeding S1,5oo, and the interest only shall be appropriated to the current expenses of this Association. The roll will be found at meetings of the Association, and at all other times at the othce of ALEXANDER Ii, SIMONDS, Twzmzzw. No. 49 XVall St., New York. -.. .....-.,.-..... ...., .. i-Q..-Yr . QQ? v 'Q' Stubentv 31302110 of TRCDFCJCIITHTIVC5 SCTIO Ol, Ol A16 719. FREDERICK COYKENDALL, YQS, EVERETT XVILLOUGHBY GOULD, '96, JOHN HILI, PRENTICE, '97, ARTHUR O. CI-IOATE, '98, SCYIO OJ, Ol 1Wf1Vlf5'. ZADOK HARRY JARMAN, '95, GALE HOGEBOOII CARTER, '96, FREDERICK LEWIS MILLER NIASURY, ,Q'7, ORLEANS LONGACRE, JR., '98, 507001. OF LA PV. ARTHUR KNOX, ,Q5, CAMPBELL ERIE LOCRE, '96, PHILETUS NIORTIMER CAIAEN, '97. 97 mnbefgfabllafe fl55OCi3tiOIl of JBHYIIHFD QOIICQG. OFFICERS. CAROLINE GARNAR BROMBACHER, Pffeszdenf. FLORENCE COLGATE, - - - VZ.C6-Pl'85Z'dE72f MARY M. STONE, - Semfelczffjf. MAUDE VVILCOX, - - T7'eas1f1'e1'. EXECUYY VE COJIIXIIITYEE. CELESTE C. SWENSON, ,95, Cbczz'7'ma1z. IESSIE WENDOVER, '96, ' FLORENCE DOWDEN, ,97, FANNIE I. ALNXVARD, '98. SELF-GO VERJVIWEIVT COIIIXWITYEE. CAROLINE GARNAR BROMBACI-IER, ,Q5, CWaz'7'w1mz. JEANNE WILLARD TATLOCK, ,Q5, EVA S. POTTER, '96, MARX' BERGMANN DOBBS, ,97, IDA ELOISE VVELLS, Y98. A L UIIINA E CONFERENCE COMflH7'7'!ili. CAROLINE GARNAR BROMRACIIER, ,Q5, ANNA MELLICK, '96, CLARA LOUISE ROE, yQ7. 98 Ebe Ciolumbian. I'UBLISI'IlQD ANNUALLY UV THIS EIUNIOR CLASS OI THE SCHOOLS Ol ARTS AND MINES CULLIMlil.X CO1 ESTABLISHED, ISQI, BY THE UNION OF THE MINER AND THE COLUMBIADX' FREDERICK XVOOIJHULI. CIIEE MONTAGUE IIOXVARIJ, PHILII- EDWARD JOHNSON, THOMAS LUDLOW CHRYSTIE, SEIIOROUGII, EDXVARD LEONCE DUFOURIJQ, EDWIN ROIDNEY FISKE, HERBERT NIULLER I'IOI'KINS, EDWARD PEALE NICD'IUI,I.EN, XVILLIAM PECR XVHYLANIB, BOARD OF EDITORS, ISQI. VICTOR MAI-ES, Chfz1'1-1111111, CIIARLES CONOVER KAI.1:1-'1.EIScII, RULLO BARNUM XVATSON, BOARD OF EDITORS, 1892. CHARLES IAIAMILTON SISSON, Chfzirfzzrzu, GEORGE XVEI,I.ING GIDDINGS, EUGENE NIERZ, FREDERICK IQMERY PIERCE, BOARD OF EDITORS, 1893. XVILLIAM BALLOU DONNELI., C'hIz1'r1111z11, -IOIIN AMERMAN XVILSON, CIIESTER HOLMES ALIJRICII, IiDwARD RAYMOND BOSSANGIC, BOARD OF EDITORS, 1891. ITARRIS K ENNEIJY M ASTER PAUL ARMITAGE, ,IOSEPII PETER GRACE, CAMPRELI. ERIE LOCRE, S, Chairnzafz, SIIEPIIERD IQNAPI' DIOIIN CRANNELI, NIINOR, -IR., KENNETH BIACKENZIE MURCIIISON, JR., BOARD OF EDITORS, 1895. GEORGI-3 DIENIH'INllAl.l. ANIJIQRS RICHARD CII.XRI.l41S BOYD, GUSTAI' ROIIITSQIIER TUSRA. SE'l'I'I -IUSTIN 'l'IiMl'l.li, CLARENCE NVAI.'l'0N VAIL, IHUIJLEY ARTIIUR VANINGEN. GEORGE I'I.Xl.I.lC'l' CLARK, RuI:ER'I' HOYT, HENRY S'l'EXYAli'l' DICKHE. , jk., .Slvrclnrjf and 7y'l.'IIJ'l!7'L'l', ALRERT CAPRON I'llIl.I.Il'S, CIIARLES IJEPEII' SEARl.IC, -IOIIN ALMY 'FllMl'KINS, 2D. UN Pl-IILETUS NIOR'l'IMlCR CAIIEN, C.'m11'1-fmzfz, ALFRED l Il.I,El5ROXVN MAIN, Secrctmgf and 73'm.v1mv', CONRAD SAXE KEVES, FRANK LUDLAM, CIIARLI-is DOUGLAS SIIRADY, CIUSTAVUS TOWN ICIRISY, WILI.IAM THOMAS MASON, XVILLI.-XM DANA S'l'liEE'l', LEONIDAS NIOREAU LAWSON, jR., l'fUWMW B-'NRNHY 5'l'UliG1S- BOARD OP EDITORS, 1896. GOLDWIN GC5I,IJShII'l'I'I, Cmzzb-1111111, EVER1i'l l' XVIl.I.HlIGlIHY COULD, .5111-vlazy am! 73'c'llJ1H't'l', CHARLES SIEDLER ADAMS, Alll..-KN JAY CLARR, SAMUEL SW.-XYZH SEWARD, JR., ITARRISON IQIERR BIRD, ROBERT GLENN DICCREA, WALTER CONWELL SIIOUR, EDWARD DEVOE TOMPRINS. GALE PIOGEBOOM CARTER, 99 ,, --..,.. Q' x A . X. . 5 bi. xy Q . M ET . R Aw: R W5 x S A D ii- . Q - A .XL-N ' XCXSF- Y 'lf XF-NX .- S. S. -,-,, -.-ig... -1. 1-ff.:::. -- A.-Qgvlh-1.1115 'f -11515.51 Nj. +A 9 ,L?, Q, Af ,.' 5 'Ny 'Z r .1 A 115' V? ,f-mi I .......-. . -- ,. .1zl '3'.'::.-mf, nmfiae. lvfsf-:-.-sd'--:': -fa+:i::a1ueR1'3:ft: '1w i if ,:14'I - ......,.. - .,..,. ---ilffw ..i1 Pf1EQiEs'a?E QVRRN K 5 4 V- A-25? 5 1' 'ii23?f:5i1nulv-I 3, ss,., 'fv Iillbl - IQ iff'-: n. Rim , '. ., 15555 J if ' - ' Eae. -'lrlml II' Eau X: x .H I II Ill JI . , .zsgaas 1 f . x - L :g5:I'.'lnul -Q . A1212 jg'-ll.lIll!ll' 1 4. 9 I 1 'HI'l1I K- Illlflli-'Q rm unzip,- llllllhiu ' lillllllm TIEIIHHI l11I'!l ' l Eli 1 N I I 46 lx f fi x -- E ' 'WV f T LA'E UHDUNNmS ' la JBourbonnai5 Chem Gllub. OFFJCHQS 1894-95. FRANCIS H. BOWMAN, ,QS M., - -' - P1'asz2z'en!, ARTHUR M. PRICE, 197 L., - - - V266-P7'E5ZdE7Zf, H B MITCHELL ,97 M - - Hecom'z'1z0 S6C7'6fd7jf' -,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,M,,.,.E.,.t.R,...,,Q.,iQg:-'.5'33jset:ras:::'f2gssa5g:::af2:sHaavf - - v 'I I .S 1 y FRANCIS R. STARK, '96 L., - C01'1'esj5o1zdz7zg Serreiavjf, RICHARD LEOPOLD LEO, '95, M., - - - Jffezzszuwf. , HERDIAN SIMPSON, Pol. Sci., .. , FRANCIS H. BOXVMAN, ,QS M., JOSHUA BINION, '95 M., l lf ERNEST A. VON FINTEL, ,95 M., '5 EDWARD HvMES '95 L Mlm 'mm RICHARD LEOPOLD LEO, 195 M., :Q 1, 1 I 1 I biifgztf f A.-.-ji . ,,,, SXXR --E: I JAMES M. KNOX, '96 M., WOAKEYQHAYMOND. ANDREW N, IOO .. If f f , fzfgfzmgfes. ALBERT R. LESINSKY, '96 A., JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER, '96 A., ISIDORUS ROSS, '96 A., W .M - e-i X FRANCIS R. STARK, '96 L., HERBERT R. LIMBURGER H. B. MITCHELL, '97 M., ARTHUR M. PRICE, ,97 L WALKE12, '97 L. 196 L -R f I ,I an ix, fy, Kbirb Elnnual 1ll'lt6l.'COlICg'6i?llfC ' . , . E' , Iwllllmlll-I-I.,lI ill l'ff-0191114122 Ezltrtollfggiatr . V, Obese GOIIIIIHIIICIIT. I V l w P-mill0'l5 I iifwbnmllvions ll 22. . , 'I L D' I I-Lfvsifii i s i Nvuno nvnts fl -..v ,H M X -. X I I 5 , -iff ,I HARVARD SCHOOL, i.'ll 5'?l I A lt . , . !7c'ff111f1f'1', 1539!- 5' A W ' ' - P 1 -I ' fkvwl f l --'- - ffm ll ' me ' .A EI -H i I ' ' 2' j, Colleges represented, , III III le 'X Xm Rf furwuvufam I Q, 'I ff lui K I Drf 1' 5 141 ff I ll' 5 X kt , A LI I 5 .1 I' I M.n.Jf' :gil U N, l if E 1 !llll'l .I lll+nll'f'i1H' J Wi? ,T im' 51' ff I . iff 1 X 4 I, lf? -1 I A: X 1 ylvwif N , , A X , , llmllmrl K 5 lv Numb Q 0 I, If ,1 . V ' ,I J' 11,141 ll 'I .ZX I A ' 1' I, if 1 -1 1727 I ' P 'fe ffzl f - . , , ,P 1 Ig I pin t: I .. I l filly IW WH- ll X ff I f 'I if I 'I . iff' Z, ,' 'fu' - f! flu I I 'lllf 'lf 1 fw V17 'ff I :I ,f 'Wflf I : L AI 'Ot'-Iflifjy f j f EL I In I-Trp, g 5 2 25 , i liinfigl - 4 K eifilllllllni I1 A, A ' ' li 1 I 4. -: 4' 4 f K If f Harvard, Yale, li mr I W a l I W I gf f X! ff l V X 1, Princeton and Columbia, ffl' ll fl ,f lI I'ii 1 j f I 4 ii, f - ZLL ilk W XA , A JNDJ VID UA! 96012153 , , BALLOU, H I d LQ! B , , , f mwuurufI,lIn:IuIqfI1aIII:ImrmzrmzuullnwllwlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII EAN I-Iifiiiid, 12, 12. 35 ' l' 'H OSS, ae, , 2. INION, .mum,uI1mm..m.1. ..lllllllllIll IIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIMIIII ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, gl COLL 15015 SC'UAJff.S'. HARXVA , - - - , YALE, R.D .... Z, PRINCETON, 6, COLUMBIA, ----- 3, 1892. Slfflfflfflfe Y 01 CQOLLEGE SCCJIEES. COLUMBIA, A - 95051. 3imN' COLUMBIA, HARVARD, - 72, 4 M. HARVARD, YALE, - 5, 7. X7ALE, - - PRINCETON, - - - 22, 9 M. PRINCETON - COL UXIIBIALS RliPR15S!5N'7'A 7YV!5.S', 1892 AJVD 1893. EDXXVARD HVMES, EDWARD LIDAIRE. IOI l.US'l'. XYUN, Princeton, zh, gk- Yale, 2, 4. Columbia, IZ, 42. Columbia, IM, LIZ. 1893, MUST. XVON. ' 85, ' 71 5: 7- ' SMI 95 HI'Cblf6Cfl1I'3l Sketch Glllb. HADDEN, IANES, LEO, LUM, MULLIKEN, MOELLER, PILCHER, PERRIN, PEPPMULLER PELL, SCHELL. Exlubltlon held at the Avery Gallery Frfth Avenue, April Sth to 151111, 1895, Qz'7wZ1zsz'z'6j. 102 ' .l ef'-.f'1!7 1 . rv f 9 .Vgwwif U. . , Q f t xxx' I I --.f xx 'A LR ,f .. , A ,- T . - 4 ' G f.f '2 5 ff 5 31 7 If +4 I I my P M ' f I J, II ,fl II- .JPIIUH l!WMlllIJ!I,. Nh NI iT IHMI H .Il H, 1,1 if-.:,ig,.,?,I,C.:,,, ,.,f -,y'V:,,'.',1,IIi fl WMHIVII . I J IIM JU M, I I 1, , ,IL 'HI . ,wk H HJ f Wi, ,wt ff1'1,JJNM f. I l 1, 451 H Il I I II ff' ,I gg1ff ,,,,,,f 'IV , MMI fL5ll1,TbllmIN15WW1lf, M1l.nDUW l iM1 flm HN ' H W, IU I lZ2lW'IHIHH'. ' w!lHlll1HmllHHIIIHII1 I 1LM,W l ' ' 'G ' -Olf'!f'fCEA'S. GOLDWIN GOLDSMITH, '96, -..... I f .p,c5,',1C,,f, gOSEPH TYAN VvI,1-JFK, JR.,T'97, 6- - Ljllig-f9l'C'S1'lZl6'7Zf C'1!7'lIf01', OSIAH HOMAS UBBY, R., '9 , - - L'L'l'L'1'lllll'lI7l ,'7'L'!IS11I'C1'. LINDLEY MURRAY FRANKLIN, JR., GEORGE TREAIIixzIN?EfJJvIORsE, HENIQX' STERN, GOLDXYVIN GOLDSMITH, EDWARD NECARSULBIER, NVILLIAM CQABRIEI. TACHAU, BOUIS GOETSCEIALL, EVILLIAMIOAKLEY RAYMOND, JOSIAIIX THOEIAS TIIRRY, JR., ONA D1 AC REGOR, D VA AA HIR, B ' I' ' - JAMEQMUSGRAVE AER'1JSEN DARRACH, XXMIATI EOCH, E HRXRSIIKN IQXITILILSTE:.EXLSK'FON'I'C3fJ3llil-.X GEORGE ABRAHAM BOEI-IM, HERBER'P WIIEATON CONGDON, THEAKSTON DE COPPET, HENRY HERZ, FREDERICK TROXVBRIDGE IHOXVARD, EDXVIN KAUFBIANN, CHARLES LORIN HOLT, LAMAR QUINTUS JONES, JOHN ELIAS KUDIPF, 18597. WILLIAM GEORGE KILIAN, HUGI-I SISSON MAGRUDER, SANFORD MEAD, WILLIABI ALOYSIUS OYCONNOR, JAMES OTIS POST, SPECIA L S TUD!i1VYS. GUY CRANDALL NIARINER, CLARENCE AMOS NEFF, IO3 GEORGE WASI-IINGTON RAPPOLD, BENJAMIN EMMANIIEL STERN, OSCAR BLOODGOOD SMITH, Jr., ALFRED SAMUEL GUIDO T1XX'I,OR, JOSEPH VAN VLECK, JR., RAYMOND DIIY XVEER5. ENGELBERT NEUS, THOMAS JOHNSON STEEN, ALBERT ERN1fIS'P XVEIDINGICR. , ,,, . ,, J.,-.., 'H+--Y.-+.,.... .f.-I , H- .Y-..,.,. -V..-. -,-..-V- - Y-f--- --f Y fk E ff ' vb 1 W ww ' . fi' ffl? I AN in I- Q -x xx , f f' : IA D , I 9421's '1. . AQ. 5 bf., W ,G , I aflmx 535 . . .f Q I .mmm 4111- W N K yy X f y I L uh: Q , A 7 in I I zh A' A V faq, X uv M . mmm Glam Easy of 94 LIBRARY HALL, JUN1- I HENRX' MERXXVIN SHRADX Chauman PAUL IXRMITAGE, I. PHILIP BENKARD, WAL1'ER W. COOK, ALBERT CAPRON PHILLIPS EUGENE HOXVELL DALY, CAMPBELL ERIE LOCRE, JAMES FULLER BERRV, SHEPHERD KNAPP, IR., X Q-'YW .If 51 ' 4 ,ff W , x . . Q wh' W f 'A 1 ' A, I-JW Sf No I W I H I x- I .- X4 mail, H ,I I I I I if I 57-' ' ' ,,, 'f 1 Wi iXX qUKQ w7J?-' J A 'UM I, A955154 ' M Su W 'DS ' ff' V- WLM . 'U' I -'Rakim ,ogy ull l, ' f' f. T ' I ' 5311?IffI51Qf,ffJQrj,,f'- -'.- .w ' hi V . . I 7, am I . Sane 'IDIIIIDICD anb jfometb A Tw 1' W 5 1 -r. 4. ,7' Elnnul Glommencement, 31me 13 1894. i 'SXNMIsfSi?? ir ' f ,,,4,, A., . . fry vu 'Dv ,n w'i,'n?..'11:s1?'z f I- f llllllmwg . f ,mia COJIIJYIIITEL OF AJQJQANGEMENN. ,ll WANT: Sw. Qhk, .RM ,',1,2.53gx i5wQ,,:gf.3af- EDWVARD MARXVEDEL JONES, - Chozwfman. R41-5 ., f by ,,J 153Si5i'E1f'3' . - gb--I DAVID STEWART 1GLEHART, Omoo' Marshal. .. 2 N. . ., .. f. rash Ki .- . . 3 A School WF Xlfzfzos. . ,gf .1 -f-' Q. ,ff Schoo! of Arfs. THEODORE IRVING REESE Ch6lZ'V77ld7Z, PHILIP R. M. HILDRETH, DAVID STEXVART IGLEHART. School of Law. DEWITT BAILEY, Chaz'1'ma1z, DAVID BANDLER, BENJAMIN JARRETT. School of Polifzkal Sfiohco. ' FRANCIS WALKE12. IO5 BEN JAMIN MISTAR MORRIS, JR., Ch6lZ'7'77ZLZ7l, RICHARDf1COCHRAN HANSON, EDNVARD MARNVEDEL JONES. College of Physzkzkzns and Smjgfeons. HENRY' ROBERT GLEDHILL, Chozwzzafz, CARL ADOLPH HUBER, EDXVARD FRANCIS DENNER. Sohoo! of Phzlosophy. WILFRED LAY. School of Pure Sczknoe. JOHN KUNKEL SMALL. I Q: Y. I, Rs' ,R IQIARRO1 f ICS-A51 11 'O I. 4,-I ,, 1 EC L A, J ' ' l !llf1Amqn..,lulffwi lr i S49 fx N xx! fy N ,im 'bk 1 I W' ' ' I ' b IHIUUW If AN S ull' , ff -- ' . HI' M, 'U ll 'Q-.vK5'D xx 'um ' ' W ' ,I - .yn -, A r - If V J' ' Ir ' 'T' ' 1 'f - -QW - 5 +35 4 5 'Q , Y O. L. I.. 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MELVIN HENRY DALBERG REGINALD HUBEY, who has a fondness for figures Cfeniininej . . . ELI JAH WOODWARD MR. O,REILLY, loyal Chicagoan from Erin ..... ,.,..... R OGERS HAMMOND BACON OLE Snow, Manager of Alabazan 4.... . . ..... WALTER CONWELL SHOUP WILL BLOW, Zuleika's manager ..... .. . ..,....-.. . . LOUIS EICKNVORT O,FLANNIGAN, of the S. S. V ....,. .... C LARENCE BROUGHTON KILNIER ROBIN DE FLUSH, a jolly bruiser .. .... JOSEPH LEA FEARING THEOPIIILUS, a butler., ..... .... ....... , .... ..... W I L LIAM MILWVITZKX' MARIA BURD, wife of Hurly Burd .r........ .... F REDERICK SEXVARD GIBSON ARABELLA HUEBY, wife of Reginald Hubby .. ,...... IULIAN CLARENCE LEVI MATILDA VAN ASTORBILT, Jaclds fiancee ..... .... W ILLIAM SAMUEL CHERRY SUZANNA KICKEFEIELER, engaged to Dick CHARLES SIEDLER ADAMS EMMELINE, a maid ..... ...... . . . . . . . , ...... ,......... G oLDwIN GOLDSDTITH FIRST ACT.-Midway Plaisance. SECOND ACT.-Hubby's Studio. 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Preszliefzi, - VZ'C6-P76SZ'd67Z z', Sccrefafjf, - y?'6'6Z.S'Z!7 67', HZ19f07'Z.d7Z, - Pod, - Seffgeafzz'-al-Arms, Q SOPHOJIIORE YEAR. P7'6SZ.d67Zll, VZYE-1D7ESZ'd67Z f, S6676fd7fjf, - Tffeczswfeff, H23 fo Vzkz 71 , - Puff, - Sergcanz'-af-A rms, fUNlOR YEA 13. Pffeszkieni, Vzke- Preszkicvzi, Secrela Qjf, T1?easw'e1f, Hzk!01'zZz7z, - Pod, - Se1fg'eanz'-af- A 77725, IOQ flfzbzes. - DONALD MACGREGOR AMBROSE MONELI,, JR W. OAKLEY RAYMOND GALE HOGEBOOM CARTER - GOLDWIN GOLDSMITH WALTER S. COLES flfines. - BOYD VAN BENTHUYSEN GALE HOGEBOOM CARTER. - GOLDXVIN GOLDSMITH. AMBROSE MONELL, IR. ALLAN JAY CLARK. GEORGE ANTONY KEILEY flfifzes. GALE HOGEBOONI CARTER. - GOLDWIN GOLDSMITH. AUGUSTE JACQUES ROSSI, JR. WILLIAM CULLEN UHLIG. HERRIAN ALFRED PROSSER. JOHN CAMPBELL MABEN. f - A. ..A.tiii7:L . - -Y 1 -' , W ,V -..I H+ us-annular-1-'L--'dfemwnwfcn-v-n1 1 Y '96 jfresbman Einner Menu Blue Points, half shell. Cream Celery, Consomme. Olives, Caviar on toast, Sardines. Filet of Sole a la joinville. Celery, Potatoes a la' Theiss. Petits Patties a la Reine. Larded Filet of Beei stuffed Green Peppers. French String Beans. Sweet-breads braise aux petits pois. PUNCH AU RHUM. Broiled Quail on toast, Currant Jelly. i. 4 T oasts. Toast MaSi6l', MR. ROGERS H. BACON. '96 14115, MR SAMUEL S. SEXVARD, JR. -'96 MiW6S, MR. DONALD MACGIKEGOIQ. Om' Foofball Team, MR PAUL MCLANE. The Ladies, MR. MELVIN H. DALHERG. OHV Cl'6'w, lVlR. DAVID W. ARMSTRONG, JR C0lu17'lI9iLZ, MR BOYD VAN BENTnUysEN Sflladff- Dinner Cornrnittee. Fancy Ice Cream, Assorted Cakes. Fruits, Cheese. Cafe FANEUII. XVEISSE, C!21zz'rma1z, A., IULIAN C. LEv1, A. DAv1D W. ARMSTRONG, JR., A. l'lOTEl. MARI.1soRoUG1f1, ' DEc1sM1sER, 16, 1892. ALLAN J. CLARK, M., XVALTER S. CQLES, M IIO u:,.:-q-,nw-f-ww F,-,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,..---.-... .. , I . 4 ,A .Tm V, - 'I C '96 Sophomore Einner. Menu. Toasts. Huitres demi-coquilles. POTAGE . . 7-0CZSf7716ZSf6l', MR J. BARSTONV SMULL. Creme d'AI'richauts a la. Andalouse, Consomme Sevigne. The C1455 gf '96, MR. DAXVID W. ARMSTRONG, HORS D'OEVRE. O C Olives espagnoles, Radis, Celeri, Concombres. ZH few' MR' EVERETT W' COULD- POISSONS. OW' F00fb!lll T6'!l771, MR. TI-IEODORE H. -IOSEI-I-I. Filet de soles aux lines herbes, Pommes VVinclsor. I RELEVE The L6ldl6S, MR. GEORGE A. .KEII.EY. Tournedos de Elet Parisienne, Poicrons farcis. OZH' C0llBg'6, MR. WALTER C. SIIOUP. E T EES. ' ' . ' N R 1 1 , OZI7' C1055 Debit, QA Rm.-tj MR. BOYD VAN BEN'l'I'IUYSEN. RIS clc venu plques Bearnaise, Petits pols a la. Anglzuse. SORBET. Columbia. Q ROTIS' Dinner Cornrnittee. Cailles de rigne sux' Canapes au Cresson, Marmelacle Cl.lOl'Z1IlgC, Salade d'Escarole. ENTREMETS . ALLAN J. CLARK, Ckfzirmfzrz. Blbas au Rum, Glaces Fantaisie, Gateaux Assortis, Fruits varies, FREDERICK S. GIBSON, XVILLIAM S. CHERRY, . Cafe, Fromage. HOTEI MARIBOROUGH AMRROSE lVl'ONELI,, JR., j. BARSTOW SM DECEMBER, 15, 1893, IULIAN C. LEVI. ' III JR. Ul,l I.: --:vm-:::': fro , V . W.. . .,NM... . - -V -7- -,., ,. W M ,M , V, -4,-M441--A-M.-Q-M-dr V, ,MV ,,......,..,...--.,-M., ,f.ff.,,.14, It has pleased His INFERNAL NAJESTY to call to his dominion of eternal summer DAMN HARD EXAMSINGE, LL. D., A. S. S., late Professor of Mathematical Progrossion and Propagation of Conditions among FRESHMEN, anl also THE INFERNAL TWINS, Jaw Hayseed Carpetbag and Cholly Ieers Baldhead, Janitors of the Department of English ass she is spoke, be it hereby That the Sophomore Class show its affection and love for the late lamented lnquisitors, by performing over their bodies appropriate ceremonies, rites and anathemas, such as they deserve, and be it furthermore That His Satanic Majesty, President of the University of Sheol, be requested to resign in favor of the aforesaid Professor DAMN HARD EXAMSINGE, Ll.. D., A. S. S., whom we can recommend as having made things in Columbia as hot as may be needed in the aforesaid University. Furthermore, we have heard that the colors of said University are a flaming RED, and we are sure he can bring enough TAPE of that color to supply all the kneefdjs of the Annex. The Infernal Twins will drop far enough on their own recommendation 5 and be it lastly That all'interested in seeing the proper rites performed over these unfortunates, be cordially invited to attend the cermatory obsequies, to be held on the College grounds, Friday, june Ist, at S P. M. Music will be furnished by the Keg, and beer by Sousals Band. LOQUITORES. Haruspex Maximus, . . . . . EDWARD H. DALY jocularius, . . ..... DAVID W. ARMSTRONG, jr. Laudator Ninety-sixiensis, ...... . EVERETT W. GOULD QLIINTUMVIRATE. Imperator, . .......... ROGERS H. BACON LEGAQCI. C. MANFRED UHL, WILLIAM S. CHERRY, CLARENCE B. KILMER, MELVIN H. DALBERG. Guests are requested to appear in clothing suited to the occasion. II2V l r l e , , 1 IX-'blk If-H wer? J fx - , JXZT , ' Xwlmnxwwr . 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N. SELIGMAN, '76, W. A. MEIKLEHAM, '86, W. T. LAWVSON, '82, GUY RICHARDS, '87. UNDERGRAD UA 2 E DIRECTORS. Rowing., ' T rack T mm. F. H. SILL, IQS, Ilfamzgeff. . G. T. KIRBY, 7Q5, Mafzager. H. E. PIERREPONT, IR., '97, Tffeaszufer. R. P. KENT,'95, Trmswfeff. I. H. PRENTICE, ,97, Cajnfazbz. vice F. L. PELL, '95, ffeszlgvzed. G. R. CONOVER, '98, Freshman Repvfseiziaiizfe. H. G. F. CHATAIN, '96, Capiain 116 -.-.,.-.,1...-NH, H.-.-.f ,.-- - --- ,vv. - -- I wggqafyrvr-ffjf, K.. --.- 'P fl 4..1J:'0 ' - L U - N pq A ' ll t - '- f-'ff' . .-.. '-5- T -F ,, 1--'M H1532 l!ilmv. 'I41lw2l i'l .--114'-Fwffg' -3 --fl- 1- f zg N z -' 5 1 1 9' n -'HL RTV 'LK1.'... H - -' ff- D I. .4 4 va -1 0 , I , 4 N ., 'N 1 uf 4-J 4 L. I 1-mn, 40.4. 35 '.i:1-,19az.zE5?i-Fi: : :-- Iwy ua 51. hp? 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I , , . - 5, -If A :ai 1-. 1- -. 1 . il' .-A '. - E' 1 f-'-.. -A 'T - 'f T.:??f1.' - 1' 1591 K-1 11 H B -1' -if - I K ?-1 --ff -- -' Q' f, . f-5 174: 7 if ,' 5:5-lj' ', If: ' ' A I . ig,q,gi,::5 :A-.21 1-35735 ' -. -1 in I FQ-'i-Fi ! . X 5 Gracie Eltbleticlgctommittee. - I-- . Q. 1-1kU:1meii14frrlaP1dFJ' .dz . W. B. MANICE, '86, H. G. F. CHATAIN, '96, - R. P. KENT, '95, vice F. L. PELL, '95,1'eszg'1zm' G. T. KIRBY, ,Q5, - - II OFFICERS CWdZ'1'17za7z. Cajbla in. Treasmfer. flflZ7ZQg'E7'. - - - --- .... ,.,..,. ,, I ,.,, ,,. , WL, ,,,,,,-,,. W-.- , -,f...' f- ' W - f 7 ' - ' 7 14q1,i-4-f-nf-1--I-vmk-1.-:..f.1 .-I ,- Qc.-' fs - u!I ' , , - i HUIIUHI EVENT. loo Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash . 440 Yards Run Half Mile Run . One-Mile Run . One-Mile XVallc . . Two-Mile Bicycle Race 120 Yards Hurdle Race 220 Yards Hurdle Race Pole Vault . . Sixteen Pound Hammer Sixteen Pound Shot Running High Jump . Running Broad Jump -94 95, - 796 '97 P. K S., Law, Spring jfielb fllbeeting of the Golumbia Ctollege Eltbletic iunion. Colzzmlzzkz Oval, WZ.ZZZ'd7HSb7'Z2lfg'8, Saiuffday, XVINNER. J. B. Smull, Jr., '96, I. B. Smull, Jr., '96, WI Beekman, '95, H. R. Kingsley, Law, M., . H. R. Kingsley, Law, T. L. Bogert, '97, . H. K. Bird, '96, M., S. H. Bijur, '97, M., W'. E. DeSalazar, P. EQ S F. H. Bowman, '94, B. W. F. C. Morris, '94, M Earl, '94 . E. Burke, P. 8 S., '7 J. H. Hammond, Law, FIRSTS. 3 . 1 . 3 . . 2 . . 2 . . 3 . TIME, HEIGHT, flfay Ilfk, 1894. DISTANCE. SECOND. IO 2-5 sec. NV. E. DeSalazar, P. 8: S., 23 sec. XV. F. Beekman, '95. 565 sec F. F. Spies. P. G. . 2 min., 7 sec. I. M. Uppercu, Law. . 4 min., 53 sec. R. H. Bacon, 96. 7 min., 38 sec. D. E. Wheeler, '96. . 5 min., 25 3-5 sec. S. C. Crane, '97, M. . 20 sec. R. H. Loines, 794. 27 2-5 sec. I. H. Hammond, Law. IO ft., IQ- in. H. Fish, Jr., 95. 93 ft. R. G. Shipman, '95. 30 ft., zi in. R. G. Shipman, '95. 5 ft., 8 in. F. C. Earl, '94. . 20 ft. 9 m. C. M. Clark, '97, M. Szwmmwy. SECONDS. THIRDS. TOTALS. . 2 . 0 . 4 . 2 . 2 . 3 . 2 . 7 I . 1 . 2 . I II S THIRD. L. M. Lawson, Jr.,'95 L. M. Lawson, Jr.,'95 VV. J. Clarke, '97. N. G. Johnson, Law. A. L. Marvin, '97. C. B. Kilmer, '96. D. E. Baxter, '97, M S. S. Seward, Jr., '96, C. M. Clark, '97, M. A. L. Marvin, '97. J- H- Stern, '97- J. D. Knapp, '97. VV. N. Harrison,P. SLS N. I. Bijur, '96, M. IOO 220 440 880 One- EVENT. Yards Run, - Yards R un, Yards Run, Yards Run, Mile Run, - 120 Yards Hurdle Race, - 220 Yards Hurdle Race, One-Mile Walk, - Two-Mile Bicycle Race, Pole Vault, - - Running High Jump, Running Broad Jump, Sixteen-pound Shot, Sixteen-pound Hammer 196 ! 9 97 llqiIl6fQf5iI-'IFIIIICYQHSCVGII jfielb flbeefiflg. Cblzmzllia Oval, Wl.!!Z.dllZSbl'Z'dg6, Xlfay jih, 1897. TIME, HEIGHT, VVINNER, DISTANCE. SECOND, Smull, '96, II 1-5 sec. Stern, '97, - Smull, '96, 23 3-5 sec Bijur, '96, Smull, '96, 55 sec. Chatain, '96, - Marvin, '97, - 2 min. 16 sec' Alsberg, '96 Bacon, '96, 5 min, I7 sec. Marvin, '97, - Bljur, l97, I7 2-5 sec. Seward, '96, Clark, '97, 28 I-5 sec. Bijur, '96. - IVheeler, '96, 8 min. 4 sec. Bogert, '97, Bird, '96, - 6 min. II ser, Coe, '96, - Smith, '97, -ll? Marvin, '97, Hauser, '96, 5 ft. 4 nw. Chatain, '96, - Bijur, '96, 20 ft. 7 if. Clark, '97, Smull, '96, 29 ft. 1 in. Knapp, '97, - Hawks, '96, 68 fr. 4 in. Stern, '97, Summafjf. FIRSTS. SECONDS. THIRDS, 'l'U'l'AL. IO, 7. 6, 70 4, 7, 8, 42- 119 THIRD. Chatain, '96 Clark, '97. Clark, 797. Levi, '96, Morris, ,97. Morris, l97. Bijur, lQ7. Kilmer, '96, Fulle, '97, Alsberg, '96 Marvin, '97, Bijur, '97, Chatain, '96, Alsberg, '96, CONDUCTED B EVENT. 1oo Yards Run, . 220 Ya1'ds Run, 440 Yards Run, . Half-Mile Run, One-Mile Run, . 120 Yards Hurdle Race, . 220 Yards Hurdle Race, One-Mile Walk, . Two-Mile Bicycle Race 7 Sixteen-pound Hammer, Sixteen-pound Shot, Pole Vault, . . Running High Jump, Running B1'oad Jump, Columbia, Princeton, IDI'il1C6tOI1fQ:OillI1lbi3 CBEU1165. Y THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND THE COLUMBIA COLLLEGE ATHLETIC UNION. Colzwzbzkz Oval, WZ'!!Z'd7lZSb7Z'dg6, flfay 19Zk, 18951. WINNER. TIME, HEIGHT,' SECOND. THIRD. DISTANCE. 5 Der1', P., . Q IO 1-5 sec. Smnll, C. McNulty, P. Smull, C., 22 3-5 sec. McNulty, P. Derr, P. R. Swain, P., 53 2-5 sec. Jamieson, P. H McCambell, P. Kingsley, C., . 2 min. 83-5 sec. Brokaw, P. Thatcher, P. Kingsley, C., 4 min. 43 3-5 sec. Bacon, C. Hanlon, P. S. Bijur, C., 18 1-5 sec. Sill, P. Seward. C. DeSalazar, C., . 26 1-5 sec. James, P. Hammond, C. Bogert, C., 7 min. 39 3-5 sec. Jenkins, P. iw- Baxter, C., 5 min. 41 sec. Bird, C. A. jamesion. I Taylor, P., 93 ft. 6 in. Morris, C. Riggs, P. Wheeler, P., 36 ft. 6 1-4 in. Edwards, P. Taylor, P. Tyler, P., IO ft. 1 1-4 in. Bowman, C. Sill, P. Earle, C., . 5 ft. 83-4 in. Burke, C. Wfeber, P. N. Bijur, C., 21 ft. 8 1-4 in. Hammond, C. Robb, P. Smmnmjf. FIRSTS. SECONDS. THIRDS. TOTALS. 9, 7, 2, 61. 5, 7, II, SO. I2O H A f uw ,fs , f ' '.'1'.2gh,L 3 ' 31: If X LI A , gd 'Yu , at pq,-.d,. .,YY Nw'-urn 1-, ,pu-.-v---V-V..V M.. Y H , I I I I I . I I I I I I I II I I .I 'I I I I I I I ,I I X. ,I I: In II f1 Ff I I: Il: U I I I I I , - I III I qi I 'I ,I I I n I I I I I 1 3 I I I I I I 1 I , I QI I III I I I I I gs I :I I II A I. II Ia I I , , Ii II I I I I 1Flineteentb Elnnual jfielb YIDCGUIIQ of the Tlntercollegiate Eltbletic Elssociation AMHERST, COLUMBIA, HARVARD, U. of MICHIGAN, 100 Yards Dash, - 220 Yards Dash, - 440 Yards Run, - Half Mile Run, - One Mile Run, - - 120 Yards Hurdle, 220 Yards Hurdle, One Mile XYalk, - - Two Mile Bicycle Race, Running High Jump, - Running Broad Jump, - Pole Vault, - - Putting 16 lb. Shot, - Throwing 16 lb. Hammer, Yale, - Harvard, U. of P., Amherst, Bwfkcley Oval, Ilia-y 26, 18951, COLLEGES OF THE ASSOCIAIIION. U. of P. STEVENS, U. of VERMONT YALE, FIRST. Ramsdell, U. of P , Ramsdell, U. of P., Merrill, H., - Kilpatrick, U., - Jarvis. YV-n., Cady, Y., - Bremer, H., Houghton, A.. - - - Goodman, C. C. N. Y., Paine, H., - Ramsdell, U. of P., Kershaw, Y ., - Hickok, Y., Hickolc, Y., POINTS. ' 37 l - 241 - 205- - 5 CEORCETOWN, PRINCETON, CORNELL, SWARTHMORE, , HOBART, UNION, C. C. N. Y. LEHIGH, TIME, HEIGHT, DISTANCE. SECOND. - IO sec. Patterson, XY., - 22 sec. Pond, Y., - - 50 2-5 sec. Sanford, Y., 1 min. 59 1-5 sec. Woodhull, Y., 4 min. 26 4-5 sec. Morgan, Y., - 16 sec. Garcelon, H., - 25 1-5 sec. Cady, Y., 7 min. I4 3-5 sec. 5 min. I8 I-5 sec - 5 ft. IO5 in. - 22 ft. 1 in IO ft. 9 in. - 42 ft. 123 ft. 9 in Summazjf. Cornell, - Union, - XYesleyan, C. C. N. Y., - 121 ,vw ..,..,-v..l.. --fy-C Thrall, Y., Corlaley, C-l., Becker, C-l., Bloss, H., Bncholtz, U. of P., Brown, Y., Chadwick, Y., POINTS. 5 Columbia, 5 XVilliams, 5 Swarthmore 5 Brown, ,,.,,.4-,,.-.--wg.-.'.-.---.,...a.-- ,-,,,-..........,+,,,. FORDHAM, TRINITY LAFAYETTE, WILLIAMS WESLEYAN, N. Y. U RUTGERS, BOVVDOIN THIRD. Bucholtz, U. of P Smull, C. Marshall, H. Vincent, H. Orton, U. of P. Coonley, H. jameson, H. Drew, H. Glenny, Y. Burke, C. Bijur, C. Conrow, S. Knipe, U. of P. Patterson. C-l. PO1N1s 21 - 2 I ,..,.-..4.,..-.. . . 'IRGCOIZC of 'llI1f6FCOlI6Ql3f6 IDFB65, 187541895 FIRST SECOND THIRD TOTAL TOTAL FIRST SECOND TI-IIRD TOTAL TOTAL COLLEGE. PRIZE. PRIZE. PRIZE. PRIZES. POINTS. COLLEGE. PRIZE. PRIZE. PRIZE. PRIZES. POINTS. Harvard, - - - 74 75 322 Iglg 5522 Wlesleyan, - - - 4 I O 5 22 Yale, - - 66 5o II5 I275 4415 Williams, - 2 2 5 45 145 Columbia, - - - 53 SI II 7-12 IIS 7-12 378 7-12 Stevens, - - 2 o 0 2 IO Princeton, - - 36 35 7 78 257 Brown, - O 4 5 4i I Sri U. of Pennsylvania, 31 IQ 65 565 2095 Cornell, - - O 2 25 45 65 C. City of New York, 3 8 3 I4 34 Union, - 1 0 0 1 5 Amherst, - - - 5 3 1 9 32 U. of Michigan, - I O 0 1 5 Dartmouth, - 4 5 o 9 40 Bowdoin, - O 1 O I 2 Lafayette, - - 4 4 O 8 28 Hobart, - - O 1 0 I 2 Swarthmore, - O O 1 1 I f7Zf87'L'0!!6g'ZUf6' Records. An Intercollegiate Record is any record that Shall have been made at an Annual Meeting of the I. C. A. A. A. A. EVENT. RECORD. HOLDER. COLLEGE. YEAR. 100 Yards Dash, IO seo. - L. H. Cary, - 5- - - Princeton, - 1891 220 Yards Dash, - 21 4-5 sec. - L. H. Cary, - - Princeton, ISQI 440 Yards Dash, - 495 sec. - G. B. Shattuck, - Amherst, 1891 Half Mile Run, I min. 57 1-5 see. - W. C. Dohm, - Princeton, ISQO One Mile Run, - 4 min. 26 4-5 sec. - G. O. Jarvis, - - lVesleyan, 1894 One Mile XValk, - - 6 min. S2 4-5 Sec. - F. A. Borcherling, - - Princeton, 1892 120 Yards Hurdle Race, - - I5 4-5 sec. - H. L. Williams, - - Yale, - 1891 220 Yards Hurdle Race, - - 25 1-5 sec. - gygggfls' ' :fiijard ' - - 9 2 Two Mile Bicycle Race, - 5min. IS sec. - F. W. Sims, - - Swarthmore, - I894 Running Broad jump, - 22 ft. II5 in. - V. Mapes, - - Columbia, - - - 1891 Running High Jump, 6 ft. in. - G. R. Fearing, - Harvard, - - - 1892 Pole Vault, - - IO ft. IO5 in. - C. R. Bucholtz, - - University of Pennsylvania, 1893 Putting the Shot, - - 42 ft. 0 in. - - - W. O. Hickok, - Yale, ---- 1894 Throwing the Hammer, - - 123 ft. 9 in. - - - YV. O. Hickok, - Yale, ---- 1894 C'0lumbz'a Colle cf Records. 3 A Columbia College Record is any record that shall have been made in Columbia College or Columbia-Princeton games, or at an Annual Meeting of the I. C. A. A. A. A. EVENT. RECORD. 1-IOLDER. DATE. fC. H. Mapes '85 - - Oct. 25 1884 100 Yards Dash, IO5 sec. . - .' ' ' QH. T. Hardmff, 793 Med. - - May 7, 1892 220 Yards Dash, 22 3-5 Sec. - B. Smull, '56, Mi, - i - May 19, 1894 440 Yards Dash, - 52 2-5 sec. - IEEESZJnJf3gL89L ' ig, Half Mile Run, 2 min. 1 Sec. - A. S. VOSburg,,'92,,lVIed., - - May ISZ 1891 One Mile Run, - 4 min. 36 3-5 sec - F. R. lvhitney, '92, L., - May 15, 1891 One Mile Wlalk, - - 7 min. 4 Sec. - Lloyd Collis, l92, M., - - May I5 1891 120 Yards Hurdle Race, - - 16 sec. - H. T. Harding, ,93, Med., - - May 28g 1892 220 Yards Hurdle Race, - - 26 1-5 sec - S?r1ErtgiQS32?l?2MiIg,' ' ig, 4 ' . 1. I ' . - Two Mile Bicycle Race, - 5 min. 25 2.5 Sec. - 1-1. K. Bird, 196, lu., ' - May 113 1394 Running High Jump, 5 ft. IO? in. - Guy Richards, '87, ' - - May 29, 1886 Running Broad jump, 22 ft. Ili in. - Victor Mapes, ,9I, - May 30, 1891 Pole Vault, - - IO ft. 7 in. - H. T. Welsh, '90, M., May 31, 1890 Putting Shot, - - 36 ft. 95 in. - B. C. Hinman, 790, M., May 31, 1890 Throwing Hammer, - Q5 ft. O in. - B. XV, Morris, 794, M., May 19, 1894 I22 ' 'lf ix SDJ ' -X f ? fx bf T' X 25 X- XX X f X .X XX 14. 'I - 7 ni . '---7 1 -. -. A X , 7F gylmff' -+w+f-f+w- 7 , , , : 7 7 5 I L Ill 'll , nf- 5 If 1' V- W U -KKL ! kjmg ' ' ww- NX.----. Q ,. M-, I ,F fi 1, xg 'il Y Q I Z' rfflf- LX X X 7 Y 'f M H 'E X1 'X ,fr ff! . lv uf -Il' Mlu I f ' N ff lm...--,jill Wm ' I' 'Q-1...., . wr g K V . ll , 1' 4,I:g':: k u -4 Q U ' :Q 'W v ' 1 ,f:iEn1'ii'i!m- m mf? '-5, 153 55535177 -W I Nqr ,, ,S 1, N 71, 7' - 'Ibm ,wav . :WWW 7 QP' 5221 H K w : If li' ' R . X L xl I 'yi In ::'lf'i A' lu' I V I IIg:!I kIn J d X K X M X 4' ,. i'Wf. ff wg 5 'M ' 1S'fl'f'W?' kj A 1 un-'l1 . l W 'U wfffffx 2 ' If X ,' - J Ak M 2 K XXX' W ' ,Q ll .st if 1 L J' ' ?.1f1f' ,'l' . QE N . If W K - 'sz N Z?-EQ: ! 11 'U 7 , l I 'IROWIUQ G:Ol11mIttee. 1891-95- GUY RICHARDS, '87, - C.h6ZZ.7'7lZfZ7Z F. H. SILL, ,Q5, flfamzger. I. H. PRENTICE, '97, - Capfazbz. H. E. PIERREPONT, '97, T1'easmfe7'. G. R. CONOVER, '98, - F7'6Sk77ld7Z Rejbresevzfalzbc 10, wi' W m9vnxfc1.w,Q.-1,-.-Y - ,. 2 -w,f,- ,,,'nba,, -X P 3 ,TA Q .-ei', -95+ ' QQ? A ' ' ' ba 1DaIef1barvarbftlolumbia jfre5bmnn 1Race. NEW LONDON, JUNE 28th, 1894. T W O YALE. Bow, I. S. WHEELXVRIGHT, R No. 2, T. W. MILLER, L. NO. 3, P. H. BAILEY, A No. 6, C. B. STURGIS, No. 7, I. R. JUDD, Stroke, I. H. SIMPSON CCaptainj, COXWain,T. L. CLARKE. IIIILE STRAIGHTA DVA Y. COLUMBIA. W. PRESSPRICH, RANDOLPH, W. PUTNAM, V. DOBBINS, B. PECK, NO. 4, D. V. SUTPHIN, F. No. 5, H. G. CAMPBELL, JR., T. W. G. LOEW, J. H. PRENTICE CCaptainj, H. E. PIERREPONT, JR., H. W. BULL. jYa1e, II min. I5 TIME: Columbia, II min. 18M ?Harvard, II min. 58 Referee-MR. A. COWLES, Yale, ' I2 5 SEC. SCC. SEC. 86. HARVARD. H. C. DEV. CORNWELL, S. H. HOLLISTER, F. K. KERNAN, I F. C. WHITE, M. S. DUEEIELD, A. A. SPRAGUE CCaptainj W. H. PHELPS, H. DUP. IRVING, G. P. ORTON. ,vf-N-I-F 1-, Nr: -..-ir-,B-.11-,-.-.:w..v . ' --w.,..f,, - W... .,---.w--f-1--rffff jfF65bI11Ell'l 'lR3CC5. HARVARD AND COLUMBIA. PLACE. TIME. DATE. woN BY. 1880, july - Harvard - - New London - 1881 june Harvard Boston - 1882 july - Columbia - New York - 1883, june Harvard New Londou 1884, june - Columbia - New London - 1885 june Harvard New Loudon 1886 July - Harvardx - New Loudon - 1887 june Columbia New London 1888 june - Columbia - New London 1889, june Harvard - New London 189o, june - Columbia - - New Loudon 'Yale Freshman Crew entered but was swamped at the half mile flag. YALE, HARVARD AND COLUMBIA. DATE, woN BY. SECOND. PLACE. 1891, june Columbia - Yale - - New London 1892, july Yale - - Columbia - - New London 1893, June Yale - Harvard - New London 1894, june Yale - - Columbia - - New London SUMMARY. COLUMBIA vs. HARVARD. Races won by Columbia, - - - Races won by Harvard, - - - COLUMBIA vs. YALE. Races won by Yale, ---- Races won by Columbia, - 126 s - 7 3 - 2 1 1 min. 32 SGC. 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' 15-,x:f.1'1'LQ7-.4 V, , f.:11.1iafff,-:f1:'- YV ',Vf:':1fE-:H::QQ w21z2rf.f1fg.g A. 'V1.:u1-4 ' ' ' 'freni ' . -llggh: , 4,.1j:wV' AX 1, 2135! ,: 'z -.Q'- fl 1171? '- ' N I . .. ' R17 cm vw ' - I N ' Vi ' 1. Y, H x X 1 L L . Lv XI f ,Q iff IS! X4 15 X L X' ,, fx L ' 'X X fl . f 1 E KY X ,I - .: .1X I v , - ' X: W 1 1 ' . ' 21, X ' , - , 1' I Y H . I - , , Q - 1 XA.: A i . . I, i W f. GANSON, qB0w.p SHOUP, QNO. 2.5 FEARING, QNO. 3.j RICE, fN0. 4.5 GOLDSMITH, QNO. 5.3 BANDLER, '92, qCoach.j GOULD, fStroke and Captainj GITTERMAN, QSub.j CARTER, KNO. 6.j STURGIS, CNO. 7.J LEVI, QCOxsWain.b 1 -.-V .... ..-,-.V-,..... ...-.. . . ... . -va-avg-vp'-AY.. 7... , M Che Elmmal Glam 1Regatta F , Cb ...I 625' I K. 0 Qf 315- ' :15 '3' BOW, NO. 2, NO. 3, NO. 4, NO. 5, NO. 6, No. 7, Stroke, Coxswain FIRST. Nz'neg'jf-szbc. A. MONELL, IR., W. C. SHOUP, L. EICKNVORT, JR., R. RICE, G. C. GOLDSMITH, G. H. CARTER, G. L. FEARING, E. W. GOULD, QCapt.j ,I. C. LEVI. HARLEBI RIVER, APRIL 28th, 1894. SECOND. Nz'1ze zjf-sfzffn. E. S. OGDEN, W. G. LOEW, T. B. PECK, IR., F. V. DOBBINS, I. H. PRENTICE, CCapt.Q H. E. PIERREPONT, JR., L. RANDOLPH, JR., R. W. PRESSPRICH, H. W. BULL. 127 THIRD. Nz'vzcQfyiz'e. P. KENT, R. FREEMAN, D. BROWN, CCapt.j R. BEACH, B. STURGIS, W. SHEPARD, F. MAIN, B. SPAULDING, VVI-IITING. Bow, NO. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, No. 7, Stroke, Coxswain Sophomores. PRESSPRICH, RANDOLPH, PUTNAM, DOBBINS, PECK, LOEW, PRENTICE, CCapt.j PIERREPONT, , BULL. HARLEM RIVER, OCTOBER jfall 'IR6gEttf8. Fresh men . BELDEN, BENJAMIN, MCCORK, KEPPEL, MORTIDIER, SMITH, LONGACRE, CCapt.3 MACHEN, VAN VORHIS. Time-5 min., 21 sec. Referee-Donnelly, '86. 128 17th, 1894. Gradzzaies. LA FARGE, '91, P. RICHARDS, '95, S. TAINTOR, ,93, LANGTHORNE, '91 CORNELL, ,74, HARRIS, '87, G. RICHARDS, '87, LOCKWOOD, '86, HEWLETT, '92-. CCapt.j of X zoQ 5 ff of 9, o ' U' K A X 4, f 22 QQ f Q, if . mf .QQ I M .FA X WIDE 1 ff 1? or W uullful W 1 Www? .lf IH. 110971, Cx v ,qzrw,w Q UIWFL .gig if ' vim f? oo on o IW ! 3 I W.. My 1111101 fi: 4 f 1 f Q 1 WWW M School of A Vis. G. R. BEACH, y95, Secrefafjf. T. H. JOSEPH, '96. J. O,CONNOR, '97. School M Law. W. B. CROWELL, '95. A i Jfoot 3132111 Gommittee. School of flfivzes. H. G. CHATAIN, ,96. H. H. ARMSTEAD, ,97. -Ax 'Il X. ,j x xzii ,: - -X I 4 1- 1' - x, V School y' IIlociz'cz'71c'. X X . ' ' . A VM: . 1 E. L. KEYES, '95- 1 rv' fl ' J I4 4 , ,. I H , 4 . A A . R ff 'f ovfw .. - ' ' I , if '. xx If o Q . o f' Ji. AN- ,R f A .' -If R' I f- N - ww.. f f-Q ...L u . 2 U FXS- 5 I I Z, IX 129 A-:Y - mv- -H -- -.....-.- .-...M-:..-4.1-.-...m1-...,..--.,..,....,..1-vfw. .-.,,,,......-,..,,.,..,.,.,.,.:+:-ww-...-.. 'in l . fl .01-ff Glolumbia Glollege Tlnteradllaoe jfoot 5132111 Qlbanlpionebip. COLUMBIA ATHLETIC FIELD, WILLIAMSBRIDGE. NOU6lIZb6l' gfh, 18991. 1Voz'c111bcr zoih, 15951. '95-24. Pos-1'r1oNs. '96-6. '95-14. Pos1'r1oNs. '97-4. ACKEN .... ..... L eft end .... ...... M CCONXVAY J. STURGIS .... .Left end .... . . . . .O'CONNOR STEWART .... . . . .Left tackle ,.... ....... H AWKS PILCHER ..... . Left tackle .... . .PRENTICE MILLER .... . . . . .Left guard ......,. VANGELDER MILLER ....... . . . Left guard .... . .DAVIDSON MULLIKEN ........ . . .Center ..... ..... C ARTER MULLIKEN .... . . .Center. . . . . . . .IXNDREXYS PILCHER ..... ..... R ight guard .... .... R 1EDERER STEWART .... Right guard .... ..... C LARK KIRBY ....... ..... R ight tackle .... ....... G OULD KIRBY .... . . . Right tackle .... ....... B 1 JUR STURGIS ...... .... R ight end .... ...,. P ATTERSON ACKEN .... .... . Right end .... OyREARDON HUNGERFORD .... .... Q uarter .... ..... C 11ATA1N HUNGERFORD. . . .Quarter ..... .ARMSTEAD SHIPMAN ...... .... L eft hah' .... .... IN ffONELL SHIPMAN ...... .Left half ..... PREss1fR1C11 CRONVELLQ - 1 t h If B CROWELL .... . . . Right half .... . . . PUTNAM WEED f ' ' Rig 1 a ' ACON BROXVN ..... ...Full ......... ... DOBBINS BROXVN ................ Full ......,.... . . .BEER Referee-I. H. PRENTICE, '97. Refeiee-MR' TAINTOR' 95? . , Umpire-H. G. CHATAIN, 96. UUIPITC-F. H. SILL, 95. L, M W Linesman-R. H. KINGSLEY. mesman- R' ARD' Score - 14-4. SCOre 24'6' T' hd C 0 at 1 P FS 1 I I -' X 3 1 C: ' x Touchdowns-CROWELL, 95, 2g SHIPMAN, 95, QQ ouc ow is R 1 LL 95 3 R SPRICII BACON, '96, 1. Goals-SHIPMAN, 43 BACON, 1. ,Q7, 1. GOHIS-SHIPRIAN, 1. '97-'98- YQ7 won by default. Inter-Class Foot Ball Championship for 1894 awarded to ,QS Eleven. -mr---Ivnf11-....,T... -..-- -f -f - 1- --- r'-sw-. W W. . .--49111142-v - fayr we--vw 1-'FW--' - f if -- --f 'f-'-- re-fc--Y' f '- V' HK N' 3 4 1 R 1 K 1 i I i I Y . 1 v Ku 1 A bby L I 'I H V 4,5 Columbia College jfresbman jfoot1lBall Galileo, 1894. ,i Nero ffavwz, Conn., Nov. IOIW, 18991. Q1,,,b,,'alg-U, Arm.. ,7M, YALE- '93-33- COLUMBIA, '98-o. ll.xRvARn, ,gsm-33. vosrriox. EALL- ---- - - - - - LLlEft end .... . .O'CONNOR NEXVEI,L ...... . . . Left end. . . ALE .... . e t tack e. .. ...DAGGETT FULLER 1 , MORRIS. . . . Left guard .... ..... B EATTY HOLMES f ' ' ' Left tackle' ' MCCREA. . . . .Center ....... .... C ARTER HOAGUE .... .... L eft guard . . ?-IPYER .... .Right guard .... ..... G URNEE HENN.AN ..... ..... C entre .... ICKOK - , IVVOODXVARD ........ Right guard. . . MCGRAW Right tackle .... . . . FIILGERALD SEAVE. U ' I t 1 1 ' ' I .Right Elckle, Q EAZEN- - - -Rlght Gnd ---- ----- I OSEPH VVADSWORTI-I. . . . . .Right end. . . . LV SCOTT ........ . . . .Quarter back. . . . . t b k. . . A T. JONES Qual' er ac KNOX ..... Left half back GERARD- - - - - - Left half b21Ck ---- - - SHELDON REDPATH. . . . . .Right half back. . CHAUNCEY ...... Right half back . . . . . .MITCHELL MANNING. . . .... Full back. . . BETTS .... .. ..... Full back .... ........ N IARCI-I DV z7!z'cz11zsI1rz2zfg'e, Dec. Isf, 1894. PRINCETON, '98-4. POSITION. COMUMBIA, '98-0. HAYXXVOOD. . . LLOYD ....... . . . GILMORE. . . . . ..... Left end. . . .Left tackle .... . . .. ...Left guard... HUTCHINSON ......... Centre .... . POTTER ..... RAIVLINSON . BRECKENRIDGE .... GRAHARI .... OHL ........ HOAGLAND ...... ... .Right guard.. .Right tackle .... .Right end. . . .Quarter back . ...O,CONNOR . . . . . BROXVN . . . . BEATTY . . . NIULLIKEN . . . . .CARTER ......BIjUR . . . . . .JOSEPH . . .AJQMSTEAD Left half back ........ NIITCHELL .Right half back ...... PRESSPRICH 1891. vc 1 Umzu, '93-0. ....B15l'R . . . . DAGGE'I'T . . . ..... BEATTY ...HIXNIDIQIQWS . . . . . .CARTER IiI'l'ZGI3RALD O'CONNOR A1u1sTEAn . ........... LIWEN BURT .... . .... . . . .Full back ..... ...... B ISHOP OTHER GAXIIES. Columbia, ,98, Io. St. Paul, Columbia, '98, 6. Flushing AUC., o. Columbia, '98, 4. Metropolitan Life, o. T. H. JOSEPH, Captain of Team. R. P. KENT, yQ5, Manager of Team. R. PRESSPRICH, ,Q7, Coach. 133 491111-Q-1 ..- IJRESSPRICII IGII.I'IN 1 NI.-XRCII . .--qv:-+351-Q'---fr..--.. ,--....-.,.,,.,... . -L W--at -,aff-eva-.-.L.n.. ......,. .. .ma--v ,,..,.,, 4 I O X if A X I , X , I 1 i x 'I M -0 ' ,- g if- ' -25-lg.. X XJR 1 f Kg 1 , 41 . , . 95 WZ Z Z, as Ar w 1' Q W-f-X541 N. 1 41 1 L:-ffl!-.eco A Q . . . .... ,, , Jbase JBaII Elssoczatlon. R L . I ..., , W :mn T Qc., X Q:I3iUl'QA1' nl' X JV OFFICERS. R. G. SHIPMAN, ,QS A., - - Preszkiemi E. S. BROWNSON, 795 L., Vice-P1fesz'a'en!. L. R. SHATTUCK, ,95 M., - - Secrefafjf. W. S. CHERRY, ,96 A., y3'6'LZ.S'7l7'67'. C. S. HUNGERFORD, '96 A., - flfanager. L. B. STURGIS, ,QS M., Asszlvlam' !lfa1zcqg'c1'. I. H. STEWART, ,95 M., - - C2zj5z'az'1z. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. PROF. I. F. KEMP, R. G. SHIPMAN, '95, W. S. CHERRY, '96, E. H. MILLER, ,9O, E. S. BROWNSON, ,95, C. S. HUNGERFORD, ,96. 0 L. R. SHATTUCK, ,Q5, , K6 1 RPN Cx S .- gf.. w.. 1 Xk W ' '? 'Wf1p Y ,I M56 ' QQ ' xi-E is - -5 134 ' J. H. STEWART, T. B. CUMMING, W. LARNED, W. KIRKER, H. O,CONNOR, .-..........,.., f-mm-1..- --- - - Glolumbia College Ease 1032111 Geam, 1894. Pitcher. F. - - - Catcher. S. First Base and Pitcher. L. Second Base. R. - Short Stop. C. J. T. RYAN, H. ACKEN, W. MATTOCKS, - O. MILLER, - - R. SHATTUCK, - G. SHIPMAN, - O,CONNOR, Substitutes. GAZIIES PLA YED. University of Virginia, - 6, Columbia, 1 ' Georgetown University, - - 28, o Howard University, - - 4, I2 Naval Academy, Annapolis, - 7, I7 General Theological Seminary, 1, 22 Princeton, ---- 7, 4 West Point Cadets, 8, 9 Wesleyan, - - - 12, ro Lehigh, - - - 9, 9 Yale, - - - - 5, 3 Rutgers, - - 8, I3 Brooklyn Polytechnic, - 3, 37 Rutgers, - - 8, 7 Lafayette, - - - 4, 5 S7l7ll7lld7jf ' Gaines VVon, 7 Coluinbia Gaines Lost, - - 6 . .V V ..Y. fra-xr:--F. -.... Tie, - 135 - I Left Field Centre Field. Right Field. First Base Third Base ... . egfwlrwrw-1..x -..-.?,zvfuwlrv1:l!!rEex'Gf fe:sr1!2':mf'rfm..-?ea1lvffffr,nv4np.mmf-mv-12:64:31-fvff g.-,fffa-::,.a-a-,.1.fW-?-5-l?vii',:,a:,.-s'.'- l w l w 4 ii i iw N y :x , , EW' pu :+L L . 4.1 132 M .1 M, ,xx 'Q lv QQ ME N, P we! 1 1 ' Il fi 1 . N r I 'M in l 1 my LQ Ciolumbia Gollege Hqinetpfiig jfresbman Base PHILLIPS, - - . Ca fader. PATTERSON , KILDIER, - Ck7zz'e1' and Rzlghi Fzkld. ALLEN , HYMES, ---- Pifcher. PACKELNINSKY, - NESBITT, - Pifchcff. CHERRY, BULLEN, - - Fiffsi Base. BOWMAN, - ACKEN, - Sammi Base. LONGACRE, P Games Played. Englewood Field Club, - 4 Bryant X Stratton, Columbia, '96, - 3 Columbia, '96, Englewood Field Club, ----- 7 Berlieley, C011111lbif?, ,Q6, ---- . 6 Colu1nbia, '96 Six innings. Game called on account of rain. . Sigler's, - Brooklyn Ijatin School, ----- 6 Columbia, ,96 Columbia, 96, - 23 Betts' Academy, - 9 figfjvlgg Columbia, '96, - u 5 ' Polytechnic Institute, - 1 1 Pfillcewlb ,961 Columbia, 196, - I4 Columbia, 96 Svmmzmjf. 5' Games played, Colu1nbia,'96, P Games won, lG'2L11lES lost, - 13 ,V !.m,fw,arrrH':-1,-,-err. , 2032111 Cl58I1'l66. 7'hz'm' Base. - Shan' Siojb. Lcfz' Field. - High! IQ'e!c!. !3jg'hi I z'e!cz'. Su6sz'z'fuz'c'. - - 6 14 - 8 23 ? Cancelled on account of rain Cancelled on account of rain 7 . li Cancelled on account of rain , A - N511 fllf' 33' Eu mu W W TT , XAUGILLG. 1 f IW' -W y 'Cr -Y A PHILIP ASHTON BARBER, GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, I HERBERT DOTY BROWN, CHARLES FREDERIC BUCKLEY, ROGER LEWIS CONANT, HENRY XNILLIAM EGNER, JR., LAWRENCE HASBROUCK, ' IVIAQGS- Er GX- G. ORGANIZED DEC. zoth, 1893. OFFICERS. FRANK JUDSON POPE, - P1'esz'a'em', GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, - Vz'ce-Pafeszdevzf, STEPHEN FRASER THAYER, - Recoffding Secrefaffy, EDWARD LAZANSKY, - - - C01f1'esjJ07zdz'1zg Sewfefaajf, VICTOR WILLIAM HUNGERFORD, - - - Tffeaszzreff, HENRY WILLIAM EGNER, JR., - Capmin, LYMAN BARNEY STURGIS, - Scorer. A CTI VE XWEXWBERS. FREDERIC WHITE SHEPARD, RAYMOND GOLD SHIPMAN, JOSEPH. PERCY SMYTH, JR., LYMAN BARNEY STURGIS, GEORGE FREDERIC MIDDENDORP, JR., DAVID HOUGHTALING TAYLOR, CHARLES WALTON OGDEN, FRANK JUDSON POPE, WILLIAIII HOWE RIPLEY VICTOR WILLIAM HUNGEIKFORD, RICHARD PEABODY KENT, EDXVARD LAZANSKY CHARLES GUSTAVE MOURRAILE, Y STEPHEN FRASER THAYER, RICHLIOND WEED. I38 .W 1 I 1 Div' 1 - K JV-nil' V 1 X ' ww- A 'V 'A 'etmwf' -. . , .U .isa X 'f ' ':51.?f 4-. '- mill, I' . . ,.. , ., -, Wi.. u 1,1 1. 'I H -my '- , I , If H lf' XJ - i K ' I I ff , xl N ,I 1 ' xx A , WMINCE All h I 1 . ij i F if 1 lp IIIUIIIIIIETH sw' lIl',f'm' A 1' 111.11 I ffm UI' I am cow .nlllllllylmlljl K .WX .xnx- n fx ' 'Wg f N XX Q .J X ' Nui, lww x 1 ll' IIIHP 1 Q ing X NI M IM: U' X' A 'PW 'll S X rw! LJ: . A ff A wmmwkmxl. ' N HENRY D. BULTMAN, C2zfJz'az'7z, MORTIDIER J. Fox, HOXVAIQD S. HADDEN, VIS ORGANUED OCPOBFR, 1893. EDGAR IOACHIM IWOELLER - - P1 cszrfem' I , 1 . ' . A ' H., W L HHH H V. Illl1xlh,.- Q 'V'-uma. V 'ff 'L A A +f1R W R A , , lll' 'wi ig ftrrir wld, fl-4 Nl 0 xl vu. IMI' L A nu T W W W, Q . I I , HOWA1 D S. HADDEN 1 'Y-5.39 'SLC7'Efd7jf and ff easm 67 XIIEJIIBERS. CHARLES H. LUM, E. HAIQRIS IANES, EDGAR J. MOELLER, RICHARD L. LEO, Offlkff Sfvfff. 139 1 :,.-.:ffv-'?F !f'1n- . RUDOLRH H PERPMULLER HOWELL C PERRIN XNILLIAM G TALHAU '57 l 357'?? l '! . I ,I ff 7f NNN X x f f Raza' X SQA- + f PM ,I 1 XF - X E if I . -Ae 'I S v 1 N N. f F mf LAW -x .Inj I V w. ', ,ff If Af yleffg L ff! W F A ' A I I X if OFFICERS. HAMILTON FISH, IR., - P7'6SZ'Q,67Zf, FITZHUGH TOWNSEND, - - Sewfemfgf, LEONIDAS MOREAU LAWSON, - A - Tmzsmffr. ZIIEZIIBERS. ELLERY OSWALD ANDERSON, CHARLES DUPONT COUDERT, . EDWARD CODMAN PARISH HENRX' WORTHINOTON BULL, ROBERT DUN GRAHAM, SEYMOUR PERKINS. 140 pans-Q u- -mann.:-' I ' +'A+nm- 'S' m' v S ff N f r A If A 6 jf . 'J. -,-. J fjd,f' -. A I H f 13 in 3:36 f A HBH' Ji' ,T 'hnxliqx -'IT77 T' 21? 5 x A EW ' I f- I 7 Im' CA! A 'D . Yvx x X - I n :ig 1, 7,4 12 X XX X. A 1 N A-H, 'S ll, ff? SFX 'T I I fx . ' I yI Vff I I K' ff' u., in we me-new LO' C' ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, '95 L., GRANVILLE I. BURR, '96 A., DUNCAN W. CANDLER, '95 M., ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, '95 L., WILLIAM L. CAHN, '95 A., JAMES N. ROSENDERG, '95 A., SCHUYLER EMERSON DAV, '95 A., CHARLES SEIDLER ADAMS, '96 A., STEPHEN FRASER THAYER, '95 A., Jr- ORGANIZED APRIL IS, 1895. ' X W Glolmnbia Gollege lawn Rennie Qilub. WILLIAM OSCAR GENNERT, '95 A., - Pffcsidmf. GEORGE SELDEN GOODIQICI-I, ,Q7 L., - .S6'L'7'L'Z'6Z7jf. CHARLES VVILLIAM IVIAC MULLEN, ,Q7 M., - T1'mszzf'67'. CHARLES HENIQX' IQETCI-IAM, ,Q7 L., CWaz'rmfm JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '97 M., 'WILLIAM BITTLE SYMMES, '98 A CHARLES NELSON KENT, JR., '96 A. MAXWELL LESTER, ,Q7 A., GARXNVOOD FERGURSON, '98 M., MORTON KNIGI-Il' AVERILL, '98A. W M 'C A W-WW H l ..'i-Efwvi-P-n..' .'Q'lf jL 'i'f.3rif:f'v-ivan-u-v'fg'' :G-SP-'wr-1lf. -Q-afffikasy-sfififi-W-,..a, ,::,,...,.m.,,,,,..+,.q, .Q-.,,4,,., .. . , , A-f1.I,.A,, ,mfr CEOIllmbiEl GOHCQG 61111 Glllb. j,. - ORGANIZED APRIL 17, 1895. ,il-,-l J. DAY KNAP, '97 M., - - RICHARD LAWRENCE, 197 L., - - Sewfemvgf and Tffeasmfeff. RICHARD PEABODY KENT, '95 A., CHARLES WALTON OODEN, '95 A., RICMOND WEED, ,QS A., THEAKSTON DECOPPET, '97 M., - P1'esz'de1zf. CHAR TER HIEMBERS. HOWARD CARLISLE LOUDON, '97 M,, 142 HERBERT XVHEATON CONGDON, T97 M JAMES GTIS POST, '97 M., HENRY LUDLOXV BEADEL, '98 M., ALAN HANNTORTH WARD, '98 M., FREDERIC EDWIN CHURCH, '98 M. an p CQNQ ' 'ggi ' 1.' 1g.,,g-kg.: 34 321214 5,1552 MX .ff Mfg o K?-gg! X X W. Q3 1 if 4 lr 19544: fl Q ff EU' Q., GV pax pfx Lf. J Q., ,Q f,-24' CWA' ' QQ! XNXXX M 1 S X05 ,fy Sl s Ll: ' la Mig y 1 .43 my 1 5 .,s, ,E J' , ' if M AQ 'K lx 1 -' ' V f f , C Vwfiucfigiv ,I l- - Af-M ww W fi l ,Q Q . wwf CH lR1.12s SIIQDLER ADAMS, Broolllyn 'X X CXRL LUCAS AL5B1'RG, Now York C115 A. K. 12.5 Vice-President Q3 Lol Coll Muslml Qoclety C., 95 6 Gmmcs I zcl, Pole Vault, gel llllofll lump -,cl ll'1l11l'l1Cl Mandolin Club C353 Columbla Spegtatol CJ Iumm lfnll 96 7 Cnmus C2 2d H'1lfM1le lxun Jcl Hummel, 2d Pole Committee CQQ5 Class Pl'1y Chlcqffo 2j c.,OlLlIT1lJl'111 Boucl V1ult Xnnuul Fall GameQ ofC C A U 2 Ist, Ilfllf Mllp ' C35- ROBERT H. ALLEN. New Xorll C1ty Society 29 Honol m Lum I7 T A. Yfg Half Back F1'eslm1'1n Toot Lfxll lcam I Captwm EDM mn NIAVHABD ARVSTROIXG hell York Cltl Freshman Base Ball Nina QI A W l f f 3 DAX ID WILSON ARMSTRONG, JR., New York City. 515. F. 17.5 Class President C215 Executive Committee C115 Mana- ger l97 Freshman Crew C215 Manager Freshman Base Ball Team C115 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Base Ball Team C115 Manager Class Foot Ball Team C215 Musical Society C2, 315 President C313 joan of Arc C215 Glee Club C2, 315 Editor Columbia Specta- tor C1, 2, 315 Assistant Managing Editor C215 Managing Editor C315 Junior Ball Committee C315 Class Entertainment Commit- tee, Business Manager C215 HCl'liC1IgOllC21, Barnard Literary Association CI, 215 Shakespeare Society CI, 215 Jocularius at Class Triumph OHN RICHARD A'IWILL,VTiZ11'1SZ1S City, Mo. ROGERS H1XBlBlOND BACON, New York City. A. Yf.5 Vice-President Class C115 Executive Com. C215 Imperator Triumph Com. C215 Chairman junior Ball Com. C315 Chairman Entertainment Com. C215 ,95-6 Games, Ist, mile run C115 Spring Games, 2d, mile run C115 796-7 Games, Ist, mile run C215 Spring Games, 2d, mile run C215 Columbia-Princeton Games, 2d, mile run C215 Intercollegiate Team CI, 215 Class Foot Ball Team CI, 2, 31, Captain C315 Musical Society C2, 315 Mandolin Club C21QX7iCC-P1'6SlClE'1'1tC. C. M. S. C31. EDWIN ATKINSON BAYLES, Orange, N. Executive Committee Class C315 Shakespeare Society C2, 31. EDWIN BEER, New York City. Class Treasurer I ' Full Back Freshman Foot Ball Team C115 C D, Full Back Class Foot Ball Team C21. NATI-IAN I. BIJUR, New York City. Fall Games, 2d, Ioo-yds. C115 Fall Games, Ist, Broad 1ump5 '96-7 Games, ISK, Broad -Iump5 2d, 220 yds.5 2d, 220 yds. Hurd1e5 Spring Games, 3d, Broad Iump5 3d, 220 yds.5 Princeton-Col- lumbia Games. Ist, Broad Jump5 Member of Track Team5 Intercollegiate Games, 3d, Broad Jump C215 Fall Games, Ist, 100 yds.5 Ist, Broad 1'ump5 ISf, 220 yds. XVILLIAM SAMUEL CHERRY, New York City. Ll. T15 Sophomore Triumph Committee C215 Class Secretary C315 Class Base Ball Nine CI, 215 Shakespeare Society C2, 31, Secre- tary C315 Philolexian Society C2, 31, Secretary C315 Treasurer of Base Ball Team DAVID CoHN, Paterson, N. lVlAURICI-1 CouN, Paterson N. Columbia College Literary Society C31. BTELVIN HENRY DIXLBERG, New York City. Z. 59.5 195-6 Games, Ist in IOO yds. Dash C115 Temporary Cap- tain Class Base Ball Team C215 Class Entertainment Committee C215 Triumph Committee C215 Editor Columbia Spectator C315 '96 Entertainment, Chicago C215 Shakespeare Society C115 Columbia College Literary Society EDWARD l'l.XMIL'1'ON DALY, New York City. E. X.5 Class Treasurer C315 Col. Coll. Literary Society C215 Shakespeare Society C2, 31, Secretary C21, President C315 Philo- , lexean Society HENRY L. A. PICK, New York City. FREDERICK SEXVARD GIBSON, New York City. Class Secretary C115 Member Executive Committee C115 Class Historian C215 Barnard Literary Association C1, 215 Class Enter- tainment Chicago C215 Honor in Greek C11. N. Y. EVIEKETT WILLOUGI-IBY GOULD, Watertown, A. T. Q Class Secretary C215 Class President C315 Freshman Crew, Stroke and Captain C115 Class Crew C215 Class Foot Ball Team C2, 315 Speaker at Debate, Barnard vs. Philolexian C315 Speaker at Triumph C215 Philolexian Society C2, 31, President C315 Delegate to Col. College Debating Union C315 Delegate to Intercollegiate Debating Union C315 Columbian Board, Sec- retary ROBER'l' TTURTIN HIXLSEY, Astoria, L. I, ARMITAGE BRADLEY, New York City. I . . A . .- I . 4 . A A 515. If. 97: Sergeant-at-Arms C1, 215 Historian C215 Shakespeare Born d of Columbia Spectator C31, Assistant Managing Editor C31. Society 'QL Ssecretmy CZD, President C333 Bfammhd Literary GRANVILLE I. BURR, New York City. Assocmuon C2, 37' Barnard Literary Association CI, 215 Shakespeare Society C21. VVIT-I-IMI HENRY HAYS. New York City. 7 l 'N ' ' J .., ' V , 4 7 5, 1 , ., 95-6 Games, 2d, lwo-Mile Bicycle C115 base Ball Union C31 ' C DUPOBT COUDERTA Bell S0111 City' Photographical SocietyC31, President C315 Musical SocietyC2: W. 115 junior Ball Committee 315 Banjo Club C2, 315 junior Ball Committee 144 I .,.-.,......,... ......,., - -v-ffw-1!'1f 1 Tf'- I, . T . ., ' '- 'F ' 'Y' ' :'..:aL.. . L '. -I . .. 4.L...gw.......-.-.-..,.- A-we .--4.'....-...A ..... ..-., . . - 1 V V ui 1 1' CIIARLES STEWART HUNGERITORD, New York City. Representative on Rowing Committee, C. C. A. U. QI53 Editor Blue and Wlhite QI5 3 Manager University Base Ball Team Q35 3 Mandolin Club JOHN DUER TRYING, New Brighton, S. I. Philolexian Society Q2, 35. THIEODORE HAROLD JOSEPH, New York City. '95-6 Games, Ist, I20 Hurdles3 Ist, 220 HurdleS3 Spring Games, ISK, I2Ol'lL11'CllCS3 2d, 220 Hurdles3 Princeton Games, 3d, I20 Hurdles QI5 3 Class Foot Ball Team QI, 253 Foot Ball Delegate to C. C. A. U. CHARLES NELSON KENT, JR., Merrick, L. I. A. 27 3 Shakespeare Society EMIL ALEXANDER CHARLES TSEPPLER, New York City. Columbia College Literary Society QI, 2, 35, Vice-President QI, 2, 35, Col. College Debating Union Q353 Shakespeare Society Q2, 35 3 Vice-President Q35 3 Photographical Society QI, 2, 35. CHARLES HENRY IYETCI-IAM, Yonkers, N. Y. Z. W. 3 Class Base Ball Team Q253 Tennis Club Q2, 35. CLARENCE BROUGHTON KILMER, Rock City Falls, N. Y. Ll. IC E.3 Treasurer Ist Year Law School Q353 '96 Base Ball Team QI, 25, Captain Q25 3 '96f7 Class Games, 3d, One Mile NValk3 Spring Games, 3d, One Mile Mlalk, Q253 Triumph Committee Q253 Base Ball Union Q253 Sophomore Show Chicago Q25. HOWARD CROSBY KRETZ, New York City. Honor in Latin QI5, WALTER C. KRETZ, New York City. 3d Hon. Mention Math. QI53 Ist Honor French Q25, Ist Honor Modern Languages ALFRED LOUIS KROEBER, New York City. Columbia College Literary Society Q2, 35 3 Honorable Mention in Latin QI5, ALBERT RALPH LESINSKY, New York City. Philolexian Society Q353 Shakespeare Society Q25, Chess Club Q25 3 Substitute on Chess Team, Intercollegiate Chess Tourna- ment Q353 Speaker Joint Debate, Dec. 17, l94, Barnard vs. Philolexian 145 ALEXANDER GRISXVOLD LESLEY,Spt1J'lGIlDtlyX'il-O11-l'IL1ClSOI'l. SP. A. F. 3 Class Executive Committee JULIAN CLARENCE LEVI, New York City. Coxswain Freshman Crew QI53 Coxswain Class Crew Q253 '96-7 Games, 3d, Half Mile Rllllg Philolexian Society QI, 2, 35, Treasurer Q2, 353 Col. Coll. Debating Union Q253 Class Entertainment Chicago Q253 Col. Literary Monthly, Busi- ness Manager Q 35. IRVING LEHAIAN, New York tity. Shakespeare Society Q2. 35. FREDERICK NIONTGOMERY LIVINGSTON, Brooklyn, N. Y, Photographical Society Q2, 35, Treasurer AARON XVAGER M tnnox, Brooklyn, N. Y. Columbia College Literary Society Q2, 35. ROBERT GLENN McCREA, Brooklyn, N. Y. Q. F. A. 3 Class Historian QI53 Treasurer Q253 Columbia Lite- rary Monthly Board QI, 2, 35 3 Columbia Spectator Board Q2, 35, Assistant Managing Editor Q35, Managing Editor Q353 Barnard Literary Association QI, 2, 35, Secretary Q253 Colum- bian Board Q35 3 Alumni Competitive Scholarship Qentrance5 3 ISt Honorable Mention Rhetoric Scholarship QI53 Honors in Rhetoric QI5, Classics Q25, English ROBERT AUSTIN MCCULLOCK, New Brighton, S. I. Hamilton Literary Society QI5, Secretary Q25 3 Philolexian Society Secretary Q2, 35, Vice-President Q353 Honorable Mention in Mathematics WM. MILWITZKY, Newark, N. La Bourdonnais Chess Club Q2, 35 3 Class Entertainment Chica- go- 77 A. W. PARKER, JR. Brooklyn, N. Y. FREDERICK A. PETERS, New York City. Shakespeare Society Q253 Columbia College Literary Society Q2, 35, President Q2, 353 Columbia Debating Union Q35. YVILLIAM POPPER, Brooklyn, N. Y. JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER, Mobile, Ala. Shakespeare Society Q2, 35, Vice-President Q353 Columbia Lit. Society Q2, 35, Treasurer Q25, Secretary Q35, Executive Com- mittee Q2, 353 Columbia Debating Union Q353 Honor in Math- ematics QI, 253 Honorable Mention in Math. Scholarship QI5. FRANKLIN EDWIN REESE, Westfield, N. Columbia College Literary Society C2, 31. ISIDORUS Ross, New York City Chess Club C31 3 Honor in Greek CI1, Mathematics CI1, Scholar- ship in Greek CI1, Scholarship in Mathematics ALLEN CONN ROWE, Brooklyn, N. Y. WALTER CONWELL SHOUP, New York City. 215. F. A3 Ex. Committee CI, 213 Freshman Crew CI13 Class Foot Ball Team CI, 2, 313 Class Crew C213 Standing Com- mittee On Foot Ball CI1 3 Standing Committee O11 Rowing C21 3 Barnard Literary Association CI, 21 3 Shakespeare Society C113 Sophomore Entertainment Committee C21 3 Glee Club C31 3 Co- lumbian Board C31 3 Columbia Spectator Board CI, 2, 31, Business Manager C2, 31. SAMUEL S. SEWARD, JR., New York City. PHIVP SMITH- Scranton, PC1111- Class President CI1 QXHCC-P1'CSiClCHf C21 3 2d ll1AI2O Hurdles, '95-6 JQHN TILLEY- JR ,,Wg5t Chester, N, Y, Games, C113 3d 111 120 Hurdles, Spring Games, C113 2d in 120 Hurdles, '96-7 Games, C213 3d in 120 Hurdles, Spring Games C213 3d in I2O Hurdles, Princeton-Columbia Games, C213 Barnard Literary Association CI, 2, 31, Secretary CI1, Vice-President C31, Critic C313 Editor Columbia Literary Monthly C2, 31, Business Manager C21, Editor-in-Chief C313 Columbian Board C313 Delegate to Columbia Debating Union C2, 31, Secretary C213 2d Honorable Mention Englihs Scholarship CI13 Honor in Rhetoric Columbia College Literary Society C31. MANFRED Ut-IL. New York City. Q. F. A. 3 Class Executive Committee C2, 313 Shakespeare CI, 2, 313 Triumph Committee C21, Dinner Committee C31. JOHN ALFRED XCALENTINE, Newton, N. J. RICI-IARD VVEIL, New York City. Barnard Literary Association CI, 21, Shakespeare Society CI, 21, Honor in Latin CI1, Greek CI1, English CI1, Scholarship in English CI1, Scholarship in Latin l'IERMAN F. SENIPTNER, New York City. Photographical Society C2, 31. JOHN H. SNYDER, Hoboken, N. Barnard C2, 31. WILLIAM WALTER WILLIS, Brooklyn, N. Y. Inter-Class Boxing Tournament SCHOOL OF IIIINES. FREDERICK AURYANSEN, Piermont, N. Y. Ci1filEng. ' EDWARD JOSEPH CARNEY, New York City. Civzl Eng. En in eriII O i . SOLOMON D. BENOLIEL, B. S., New York City. Elec. Eng. H1 KEGG F gciqcjty GDN Y 1 Ct EZ E CN . . A 'AIN, CVV OI' i 1 Y CC. 7Zg'. Yf. T.3 Class Foot Ball Team CI, 2, 31, Captain C2, 313 Ist, 220 Yards Dash, 2d, 440 Yards Run, 2d, High Jump, ,95-6 f.iZlI'DCS3 2d, 220 Yards Dash, 2d, 120 Yards Dash, Columbia College Games, Ist, High Jump, Fall Games C213 3d, IOO Yards Dash, 2d, 440 Yards Run, 2d, High Jump, 3d, Putting HARRISON IQERR BIRD. New York City. Elec. Eng. Class Executive Com. C2, 313 Sophomore Entertainment Com! mittee C213 Ist, Bicycle Race, 2d, Mile XYalk, '95-6 Gamesg 2d, Bicycle Race, Col. College Gamcsg 3d, Bicycle Race, Princeton-Columbia GHIIICSQ Ist, Bicycle Race, Fall Games C213 Ist Bicycle Race, '96-7 Games, ISK, Bicycle Race, Col. College Games C213 2d, Bicycle Race, Brinceton-Columbia GHIHCS3 Class Foot Ball 'l'eamC21g Inter-Collegiate Track Athletic Team C213 Col. College Musical Society C313 Mandolin Club C313 Engineering SOciety3 Columbian Board C313 '96 Club. REED R. BISHOP, New York City. Elec. Eng. Shot, ,96-7 GZLUICSQ Foot Ball Committee C2, 31 3 Cap. Univer- sity Track Team C31 3 Intercollegiate Track Athletic Team CI 2, 31 3 '96 Club. 3 ALLAN JAY CLARK, New York City. fllin. Eng A. A. Q3 Ekecutive Committee CI, 2, 313 Dinner Committee CI, 21, Chairman C21 3 Class Historian C213 Columbian Board C313 Junior Ball Committee C313 Treasurer QF, ..-.,,......,,...,.....,.......,.........,... W.. - . - .,. - --9-mv-rr-Tr-'r-'fr . , V , , ' . , - . . .A . . .,., . . . .. -. , , , . , C C ,--.-,..-,,,,,., ,,.,.,.,......,, ,-,..,....,, -s-,.... , .. .. GALE HOGEBOOM CARTER, New York City. film, Eng, A. A. Q., Class Treasurer CIDg Vice-President C2Dg Clags. President C3Dg Freshman Crew CIDg Class Crew C2Dg Class Foot Ball Team C2, 3Dg Scrub Team C2Dg Camp Committee CID 3 Columbian Board C3Dg Engineering Society CZD, Segre- tary C3Dg Board Student Representatives JAMES MUSGRAVE AERTSEN DARRACH, Morristown, N. , A rch. A. Yf. g Architectural Sketch Club C3D. C CHARLES DERLETH, JR., New York City. C2'rfz7.E7zg. Q. F. A., Q. B. K HENRY VERNON FOSTER, Westerly, R. I. Ciozl Eng. Engineering Society LINDLEY TDTURRAY FRANKLIN, JR., Flushing, N. Y. Arch Architectural Sketch Club GOIDWIN GOLDSIIITH, New Rochelle, N. Y. Arch. A. T. 3 Class Historian CID, Class Secretary C2D, Vice-President' C3Dg Freshman Crew CID3 Class Crew C2Dg Class Foot Ball Team CZDQ Chairman Columbian Board C3Dg Architectural Sketch Club, President C3Dg Good Government Club Cz, 3Dg Class Entertainment Chicago LOUIS GOTTSHALL, New York City. Arch Architectural Sketch Club HERBERT D. HAWRS, Tarrytown, N. Y. ISt Place Hammer, '96-7 Games, ,96 Base Ball Team CI, 2Dg Engineering Society Elcc. Eng. CHARLES V. HESSELBACH, New York City. Cz'vz'! Eng. GEORGE G. HEH'E, New York City. E!cc. Eng. Z. Yf. ' EDWIN CHAPIN HOLDEN, B. S., New York City. Jilin. Eng. Q. F. A. 5 Glee Club CHARLES E. HYATT, Newark, N. Elec. Eng. Engineering Society C3D. . JACOB JACOBS, New York City. Cz'vz'!E1zg. I GEORGE AN'fO'NX' TYEILEY, New York City. Arch. Z. W., Class Poet C2Dg Class Entertainment Com. C2Dg Joint Author of Class Play Chieaffo ' Sta e Manager t'JOan of I.. I L I Ig Are , Columbia Col. Musical Eocihty C2D. JOSEPH LOWENSTEIN, Newark, N. J. DON.XT,D NTAC GREGOR, New York City. Chem. Arch. B. 9. II, Class President CID, Joan of Arc C2D 3 Glue Club C3Dg Banjo Club C3Dg Architectural Sketch Club C3D. RICHARD S. MCCAFEERY. New York City. flfin. E ng DVILLIAM SYTLE TDTCCONWAY, Pittsburgh, Pa. flffin. Eng Executive Committee CI, 2D g Freshman Foot Hall Team CID Class Foot Ball Team C3D 3 Engineering Society ARTHUR TVIETZGER, New York City. A.. TVTONELL, JR., New York City. 1 Chcm. Elcc. Eicg' Q. 11. A. g Class Vice-President CID, Treasurer C2Dg Class FOO Ball Team Cz, 3Dg Class Crew CZDQ Banjo Club C2Dg Junior Ball Committee C3D g Engineering Society. H. P. ALAN MONTGOMERY, New York City. Architectural Sketch Club GEORGE TREMAINE MORSE, Brooklyn, N. Y. Qi. IC W. 3 Architectural Sketch Club EDWARD NECARSULMER, New York City. A rch A rch A rch Photographical Society C2, 3Dg Architectural Sketch Club CHARLES Or, New York City 515. F. A. ROBERT K. PAINTER, New Brunswick, N, A. Q. 3 Engineering Society ALAN PATTERSON, New York City. Base Ball Team CI, 2Dg Foot Ball Team JOEL PEMOFF, New York City. CHAS. LANGDON PERRY, Short Hills, N. I-IERMAN A. PROSSER, Brooklyn, N. Y. Class Historian C3D. film. Egg 117272. Eng L Civzl Efgg' Civzl Eng. Elcc. Eng flfin. Eng WILLIAM OAKLEY RAYMOND, New York City. Arch. A. T. 3 Class Secretary QI5g Executive Committee Q25g Junior Ball Committee Q35g Class Foot Ball Team Q25g Ioan of Arcw Q25g Class Play 'fChicago Q25g Good Government Club Q2, 35 5 Architectural Sketch Club Q35. GEORGE W. REGAN, Brooklyn, N. Y. Elec. Eng. ARTHUR E. RIEDEL, New York City. lllin. Eng. EMIL JUSTUS RIEDERER, New York City Chem. Q. A. 69. 3 Class Foot Ball Team Q2, 35. CHARLES RODENBURG, New York City. Civil Eng. Engineering Society Q35. AUGUSTE RossI, Perth Amboy, N. J. llfin. Eng. Class Secretary Q35 . XVILLIAM NEWTON RYERSON, Montclair, NJ. Elec Eng. A. K. Eg Sophomore Entertainment Committee Q25g junior Ball Committee Q35g Mandolin Club QI, 2, 35, Leader Q35g Banjo Club QI, 2, 35 3 Engineering Society Q35 Q '96 Club DAVID C. SERBER, New York City. C'z'11z'lEng 5. BARs'I'o'.v SMULL, New York City. Elec. Eng W. T. Q Class Executive Committee QI5g 3d, 100 Yards Dash: Ist, 22o Yards Dash, Ist, 440 Yards Dash, '95-6 Gamesg ISI: Ioo Yards Dash Col. College Games Q15 3 Ist, 220 Yards Dash Columbia College Games QI5g 2d, IOO Yards Dash, and ISY, 220 Yards Dash, Columbia-Princeton Gamesg Ist, IOO, 220 and 440 Yards Run, ,96-7 Gamcsg Ist, Putting Shot, '96-7 Gamesg ISI, 100 and 220 Yards Dash, Columbia College Games Q25g zd, IOO Yards Dash, ISt, 220 Yards Dash, Princeton- Columbia Games, Ist, 50 Yards Dash, Yale College Indoor c1Z1lTlCSQ3Cl, 220 Yards Dash, Intercollegiate Games QI, 25Q Class Foot Ball Team QI, 25 g '96 Clubg Intercollegiate Track Athletic Team QI, 25. I I ELLIOT MATHEWVS SERGEANT, Summit, N. I. Elec Eng. 9. A. X. 3 Engineering Society Q35. EDNVARD I. SHIRE, New York City. Arch. Architectural Sketch Club WALTER IRVINE SLICHTER, New York City. Elec. iEng. 9. A. X. 3 Engineering Society, Photographical Society. HENRY STERN, New York City. Arch Architectural Sketch Club WILLIAM G.TAcHU, Louisville, Ky. Arch. Architectural Bowling Club Q35 3 Arch. Sketch Club MAXIMIIJIAN B. Tool-I, Roselle, N. 5. Arch. Architectural Sketch Club EDWARD DE VOE TOMPKINS, New York City. CivzlEng. Columbian Board Q35 3 Engineering Society JOSIAH T. TUBBY, JR., Brooklyn, N. Y. Afch. A. lf g Architectural Sketch Club WILLIAM G. UHLIG, New York City. Chem. 9. A. X. 3 Class Treasurer BOYD VAN BENTIIUYSEN, Albany, N. Y. Arch. Class Executive Committee QI5g 'Class President Q25g Joint Author of Class Play Chicago Q253 Architectural Sketch Club ARTHUR P. VAN GELDER, Catskill, N. Y. Chem. Q. A. 9.3 Freshman Foot Ball Team QI5g Class Foot Ball Team Q2, 35. ' CIYIARLES SHEPARD WITHERELL, New York City. Mela- llnrgzlvl. Engineering Society .,...,.,-.....v.,..........f..-.- .-...-Y W , , , A- , , , .. , ,. ,1,g,,:g. ..4':,Mg, Q Q 5i-Af' 1 ' X .Jn . , M, -'. , . - . . . ..... 4 . W , ., ,. ,- , -2, ' If -lg- ,...,f 1 l Low : BOYESEN : BURR: ' CARPENTER, CHANDLER: CUSHMAN z DUNNING: HALTLIN : JACKSON : G.R.: MAX'O-SMITH z PECK1 PUPIN: Grinba. Ah me, how we have had fo fax our mifzds T 0 ji! you all wiifz Mesa ll76'77Z77ZC'd borrzd 1g'1'z'2zds. Lo ! the poor Indian 1 As sounding brass or a tinkling cymbalf' The prince of darkness is a gentleman. A theme, a theme, great Heavens! give a theme! KK KC He liketh not to have his chestnuts roasted. CK If thy hair 'and thy brain should change places, Bald-headed would thou bel, There are that think thy satire is too bold. it Narrow in form, but broad in mind, One who knows more 't were hard to find. CK The very pineapple of politeness. Sit up, my boy, and appreciate my valuable words. Gratuitous slumber may be enjoyed elsewhere. His words impressions left. 'Go, wondrous creature! mount where science guides g Go, measure earth, weigh air and state the tides. IISO . i l .a,,.v....,---,....-.,,. W... -1-as-q-'f'-'ffl , , , 1 . ,, . . - , h ,V ,va , , ' ' PRICE : ROOD : VAN ALIRINGE 1 WARE : BERRY : FOYE : FREEDMAN : HYSLOP 1 KRESS 1 SEAVER 1 SHERMAN z SNELLING : SZPRUTHERS ll Cl KI A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. The fervor of his rhetoric dwells in our memories still. Il Placed on his chair he seems a very God, While Sophs and Freshmen tremble at his nod, As all around sit Wrapt in speechless gloom His voice i11 thunder shakes the sounding dome, Denouncing dire reproach to luckless fools Unskill'd to pled in mathematic rulesf' Thy humor is most dry 5 and sad but true, The term applies to all thy lectures, toof' So fair, so fresh, so youthful and so rosy, Like any blushing maid or blooming posy. In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare? His every lcck a gleam of light, rich depths of love revealing. I would that my horse had the speed of your tongue. 'I A tender heart, a will inflexible. So mild-so timorously shy and small. I can reconcile my verses with a mind for mathematics- Poetry will fill no purses, but there's money in quadraticsf' First and foremost. V I'm a little rusty in this. I havenlt looked at it since last year 'I am resolved to grow fat and look youngf' 151 A TUSKA z WARD : WARREN z WILDE z WOODBERRX' 1 SINGER 1 ARTS : MINES : BARNARD z THE COAT-ROONI z THE LABORATORY ' ' AURVANSEN 1 BISHOP z BENOLIEL 2 BIRD : This young and rose lipped cherubf' How ridiculous IH Silence is oft times more eloquent than words. Who am I? If so, why? If not, Why 1Iot P Oh,! he's as tedious As a tired horse, a railing wife, Worse than a smoky house? Like little truant dogs vveire called to Chapelf' Yet some there be that by due steps aspire To lay their just hands on that golden key? Mechanic slaves With greasy aprons, rules and hammers. She is pretty to walk With, and Witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on A dark and gruesome dungeon cellf, A Very ancient and fishlike smell. M SCHOOL OF IIJIJVES. No common men are these, that you may swear, Genius alone could cultivate such hair. Still sad 'odor' of humanity. Shall we call thee Bird, or but a Wandering spirit ?,' ' I 52 sad ,,,...-...,,,-...,...,.,,..-...,..........--.-....-. . . 'L??'l'Y? 'l ?7'v ,, ,, , , ,. .. , . V. -,4m.:.a...v-- '45-1: f- ' -- -- -' ' r ' . ' -. CARNEY 1 CARTER z CHATAIN : CLARK : DARRACH : FEARING : FRANKLIN : GODLEY 1 ' WRIGHT : GOLDSMITH 1 GOTTSCHALL HAWKS z HEYE 1 HESSELBACH : HOLDEN 1 HYA1lT z Witl1 the smile that was childlike and blandfl They say that idleness is an appendix to nobility. I am sir oracle, and when I speak let no dog bark. A gracious boy, Full of all gentleness, of calmest hope, Of sweet and quiet joy. He never Worked but moments odd, Yet many a bluff wrought he. Where do I belong? A lovable, good natured youth with an ever ready smile. If 'Wliatis in a name P' would seem a question trite. Wright is not godly -Godley's never right. And panting Time toiled after him in vainf' Ever ready to assist. To labor is the lot of man belowf, He's fat, and scant o' breath. He never did any harm. V Does he not hold up his head, as it were, and strut a trifle in his gait? He lisped in numbers, for the numbers came. The enticing smile, the modest seeming eyefl 153 JACOBS z LOWENSTEIN z MABEN z NIACGAHAN 1 MAQGREGOR z MCCAFFERY : MCCONNVAY z METZGER : MONELL : MONTGONIERY : MORSE : NECARSULMER: f' OF : PAINTER : PEMOFF : PERRY : PRossER : RAYMOND z E- KK cc ll LK il KK Triiies light as air. Nothing will come of nothing. By his walk ye shall know him. Even a single hair will cast its shadow? This bold, bad inan, 'Wild Richard '. All I ask is to be let alone. Let a man hold his tongue, and he will pass for a sage. Prithee, take pains to allay with some drops of modesty thy skipping spirit The inan who sinokes, thinks like a sagef' The best of him is diligence. Knowledge comes, but wisdoin lingersf, He that hath a beard is niore than a youth. Tall inen have einpty heads. How like his Voice is to a sparkling rill, So strange, so wild, so hard to keep it still ! The down upon his lip Lay like the shadow of a lingering kiss. This is a weary, work-a-day worldf' A real nice boy of consciencious, toilsome habits. 154 ,,,.,,.v.,...,.,v.-.,..,.,,.,.,.,. -,-,w,.. ... .W . -1.51-gf-wfvwrr-. N . X, - , M U ', A RIEDEL z RIEDERER : REGAN : ROSSI : RODENBURG: RYERSON : SERBER: SERGEANT: SLICHTER z SHIRE : STERN : TACHAU : Toon : TOMPKINS z TOYXVNSEND : TUBBY : UHLIG: Noth ' ' Small but smart. U Sa barbe etait agitait par le x ent Rest, rest, perturbed spirit. ing great was ever achieved xx ithout enthusiasm ! Men of few Words are the best men How pleasant it is to be beautiful The Russian he rushed in from Russia Happy in this, he is not yet so old but he ma5 learn His teachers knew him but to love him He scarcely thinks as children think or talks as clnldren talk Methodical in all his ways, and yet his trousers ' And mathematics claimed him for her on n I find that the best virtue I have has in it some tincture of vice A gentleman that loves to hear himself talk Base is the slave that collects This tall, stiff collar greatly frets my neck It takes a long while to bring excellence to maturity A good drink and a merry Is plain Milwaukee beerf' I 4 r VAN BENTHUYSEN: It is much easier to be critical than to be correct. VAN GELDER : Shut up in ineasureless conte11t.', WITHE RELL: VVhen I was young I acted as a child. I ain still young. SCTIOOL OF ARTS. ADAMS : For oh, he is the ladies' pet, He's such a susceptible statuettef' ALSBERG: Teacher, I know ! ATXVILLI Old man, God bless you, does your pipe taste sweetly Pl' BACON: The generality of inen are perfect g Take ine, for instance. BAYLES: ' There would have been still inore of hiin if there l1adn't been so niuch turned up for feet. BEER: If touched by him The inglorious foot-ball mounted to the pitch Of the lark's flight. BIJUR: Our fortune lies upon this jump. 'I BRADLEY : I wonder what it is the ladies find in hirn To be so fond of hiinfl BULLWINKLE 2 Better late than never. BURR: The only thing in hiin worth noticing is his Walk, And that is like the undulating inovenient of a hedge-fencef, I 56 , lei- ...,... ---- ..a-....,---..,............-.....-.V- - -v f wviwvf-fm-fr ,. , . . , . . L ' 'I-sb I ' 'M .--L ' .. -4 i ' A4--A . Ani ' ' - CHERRY 1 COHN, D. :I COHN, M. :f COUDERT: DALBERG 2 DALY : FICK : GOULD z GREER : HALSEY 2 HAYS 1 HUNGERFoRD z IRVING z JOHNSTON z KENT : KEPPLER : lf il KK KC LK Cherry ripe, ripe, ripe, I cry, Full and fair ones,-come and buy 1 Hard nuts to crack. I'm a dude, dandy dude, You can tell by my style I'm the fashion. With all his faults we love him still,- And the stiller the better. H Wliat I this gentleman will out talk us all. He will give the devil his due? Thou canst not then be false to any manf' What am I about? In faith six yards or more. His hair just grizzled as in a green old age. A pretty, Well-bred, agreeable youth. Ye coal-black locks, ye coal-black locks, Peep from your folded papers. I Wheii nae real ills perplex you, You make enaw yoursel' to vex you. He never says anything, but will listen eternally. But I am not the only one, oh, no ! Truly I would that the gods had made thee poetical 157 KILMER 1 KRETL, W. KROEBER : LEHMAN : LESINSKY : LEV1 : LIVINGSTON MCCULLOCH 5 MADDOX z MILWITZKY : MCCREA z OBERMIER : PARKER 1 PETERS : . KRETZ, H. C.: ' C Life was to him a Sl11111HC1',S road. I much admire the joys of rustic clowns. The World is not thy friend, nor the world's law. He heareth not, he speaketh not, he stirreth not. For none more liked to hear himself converse. As stubborn as a varnished shell Upon a ruflied river. So many Worlds, so much to do, So little done, so much to be. My son, Robert, was tall and slim, And his legs were the biggest part of him. Nay, nay, Sir Anthony, you are an absolute misanthrope Pretty good in his way, but doesn't Weigh much. He Wears a somewhat Worried look. O man of cheek unbounded, vast, immense, Barnum should buy you though at huge expense We'd all subscribe to haste your exit hencef' His lisping speech betrays his tender yearsf' And What's his history ? A blank, my lordf' I 58 ..,, .,,--v...,---V-.-...W-.-.v.....-. . . H... - X , ll . I , , Y , g A AV ' ' V - I POPPER : PROSKAUER z PFEFFER : REESE : Ross : RowE z SCHWAB : SENFTNER : SEWARD z SHOUP : SMITH : SNYDER : TILLY z UHL : VALENTINE WEIL : 'lOff with his head. Fresh every hour. Much study is a weariness of the flesh. Rough and reddyf' As wise as thou art beautiful. All things he seemed to understand, Of old or new, of sea or land, But his own mind which was a mistf, By outward show let's not be cheatedg An ass should like an ass be treated. A terrible man with a terrible name- A name which by sight you may know very well, But which no man can say and no man can spellf, He seemed a Cherub who had lost his way and wandered hitherf' U . . . . 1. . . . . A chief ingredient in my composition is a most determined obstmacy f'He knows not, the oaf, who himself is or what, Whetlier, in fact, he exists or does notf, Fuller of virtuous precepts than a copy book. The world knows nothing of her greatest men. And slander itself must allow him good nature. His chin unreaped shown like a stubble field at Harvest Home. It well becomes a young man to be modest. 159 WILLIS 1 ALLEN : LESLEY 1 VVOODWARD ARMSTRONG ARMSTRONG, BRACKETT 1 COE 1 EICKWORT : FOX : SPRING: GIBSON - GURNEE 1 HAUSER 1 HOYT : JOSEPH: KEILEY : RICE : WEISSE : D. W.. E. M.: Hels a figure 9 with the Stem out Off. He holds me with his glittering eyef' BUT YHERE ARE OTIJERSX' I remember them well, and I remember them worthy of your praise The world is mine. Did nothing in particular, And did it very well. Every man has his faults, and honesty is his. He owns two splendid wheels, or so 'tis said,- The one a 'cycle-t'other in his head. He who aspires to be a hero must drink brandy. 'l 'Twas justice gave this pair their exodus g Stern Justice, but 'tvvas mercy unto uS.', Freddy was a female Birdf, Hully gee ! aint I tough l What profits mere beauty Where intellect fails. A strain too learned for a shallow age. We mourn his loss. I leave my character behind me. Just for a handful of silver he left usf' He was a man of an unbounded Stomach. 160 .aw-i-ww . .-.. ...N-P-1-10-.'4.M .,, 1 r . ' -o W' lltltllgg ll LL ' l' ldllgii il lliiill i Inf if Illflfi KN' ll il 5 llbwkk 1 f li-ii ,Shiv MMI , KX XkX f-N ,, -w-- will --' 1,-fs diff!! A I lwlullllfiii .P V I 'W , liiEi7' J lliill lin, .lla r lQl',flJIli Gig' I Q' .. . , r if qk lgfzl .mif'l:,i3igiiii'll,'mail 1 U. , ., -I'I WW III' JV I ,. .1 mn- I Yllvl f if ii Z X X XML iii' -' ,, y X., yr- ,i.-. ' -iififx ilxif ' imp f - hx 5 a, 'ffl t 4 i tll' .T Q rf HAT need for us to repeat our his- tory when it is known so well that History will repeat itself? Alas, our space is limited, and were the good dame unattended, We fear she might repeat too much, so we seek to guide her over our path, hur- 161 rying her in silence by our few sorrows, and bidding her gossip as she will of our brighter stories. She need not recount that we have attended lectures with Dr. Chandler, but she cannot proclaim too loudly that we attend them no more, we do not aim to record the com- mon places of our life, but rather to enlarge upon our glorious moments. Wliat a class we are! The world has seen wise scholars-brave warriors--hand some men before now, but ne'er before, since the memorable day when Noah took the ani- mals into the ark, has the world seen such a remarkable collection. Think of a Solomon, a joan of Arc and a Brummel, all in one class-- and we had a VVarwick, too-and there are others. We are unwilling to believe that we were ever freshman-it seems impossible-but if we were, and we are assured that such is the case, why then, we were, doubtless, an honor to the order, and an example for all succeed- ing classes to follow. But we are not fresh now. Three years of study under our esteemed Professors have taught us that modesty is one of man's great- est virtues, and that a so-called swelled head is one of his most ridiculous ailments. We would indeed have been unobserving had we not noticed that. And we have learned many things-we have heard the soughing of the wind in the physic's lecture' room, and we have seen the siren and the hairg we have learned from Dr. Cushman how to balance an equa- tion on a black-boardg Mr. Ward has shown us how to dodge calcareous missels without loss of dignity, and we might even have learn- ed those famous Chandler jokes-we had am- ple opportunity-but, perhaps it will please us to have forgotton these thingsf' Our career upon the stage has been one of continual triumph. From the evening when our first representative stepped upon the plat- form at Litchneld, the center of an admiring group, through Chicago and Ioan of Arc, '96 has been at the front, and has ever dis- played rare ability. We can't help it, we are so uncommonly clever, you know. And then we had a crew, and a good one. Not good enough to win its race perhaps, but quite able to hold the college champion- ship ever since the first spring on the water, and good enough to win us a hrst-class debt. We mustn't ask too much of them. Some of that crew are now rowing in the 'Varsity, and have done much to give a tone to that excel- lent organization. And our track team? Well, well, now, you must excuse us if we bid History do her best, and write down that this is the very Hn- est of our many good things. VVe have low- ered the colors of '95 and '97-confusion to them both!-we have won the inter-class championship, and History will soon have to record that our Captain has applied a violent torsional stress to the new growth of tail which that New Jersey Tiger is said to have taken on, and she can write it in indelible ink, withal. vu. , , , ,,,,.,...--,.......-..,.f,......V.. . ..., - V-4'-+ve - 7' V ' ' - f ,. ' -' ' Y ' , ' ' . . gf-f-.-.-,-..f,,f - ' ' ' '- ' . ,v 1' - 'i .r , f . , .- , Z .-.B-.....t. .. -2 3 4 V or ., ,..., - . .. Am- uv-f nun.. 'f-...,,,, . . i M y I A wwf HY,,,,n WY., ,, ,Y-,,L.,,A,,, ,..- ,:,g,,,-.LL -,,....,..A - . ,..., , W .,, 72 lr N Only a year, and the college will know us no more. Can she bear up under such a loss, we wonder? - Some of us doubt it, and with unfaltering loyalty have decided to stay a year longer, the better to aid Prexy with our ripe experience and sage advice until the college recovers from the shock. But no matter what Fortune may luring us, nor Where she may take usg no matter Whether Life smiles or frowns upon usg no matter what may he our future-we have our past ever with us, and never, while mem- ory lasts, shall we forget the days of COI,UhIlSI1X, '96. 'ln ' ' . K! 163 K within this iBook. ITHIN this book, Who e'er doth gaze, May ind a record of the days Weive passed neath Alma Mater's wing, When, holding fast her apron strrng We walked, as green as Caesar's bays. We chronicle our Freshman ways, Our teams, our crews, our matchless plays. The praise of Ninety-six we sing, Within this book. And if, when golds have turned to grays, When life shines forth through gathering And closer to the past We cling- Then may our song new pleasures bring. May we renew our college days, Within this book. 164 haze A. 1 C El Summer IDiCtllI'6. MEADOW filled with stacks of hay, And crickets, birds and bumble bees That grumble in a lazy way, And butterflies that take their easeg The ocean, faint and far awayg Sweet summer perfumes in the breeze g A dusty roadway, brown and bareg A field of waving corn near byg A glimpse of stately pine trees, where Dark shadows fallg a cloudless skyg The sunlight's rays on gold-brown hair And-Sue and I. 165 3 G.G .1 f Z - , .. ,. .. ,,,,, . W-a-,QA I .1 ' X li M ii T, li ,i ll il H fl ltr ll I i li ii I i l I 1 I i . ' 1 l , , I , L 2 3 WL? Kbe Senior? llblaint. HE did not know I loved to see Her every glance, her smile, her pout. She did not know that life, for me, Would be but death, were she left out. She did not know what was my thought, That love had fanned my heart aglow. That she had driven me distraught. I loved her, and she did not know. She did not know, and so I sought, To win her heart with fervent plea. Priceless as pearls the love I brought. Could she not spare some love for me? 'I I loved her dearer than tiny lifef, Sure, rhetoric ne'er did smoother flow- And then I begged she'd be my wife. Accept me?', Well, she did not! No! . A The 31lI1iOlf'5 ZLHUICIII. H, well, such is life! But itts certainly mournful To note how that five mars the rolls virgin white. It is galling to hark to the utterance scornful Of the grinds, who have passed, thanks to industry's might. It is hard-and so near-and on such a stiff paper! To have lost such a bluff-'twas perfection I And then To think that I paid that assistant five dollars. Great Scott! Can it be he expected a ten? And a glance at the roll fails to bring consolation. Here is Sport, sixty-one. Here is Digg, ninety-nine. To think that Pye flunked, after such preparation, And that crib of a quality quite superfmel Too bad! And Iim sure I neglected no detail- But that man on my left didnit know half enough, And his writing, besides, was too vile to decipher. What a pity there wasn't more room on my cuff I I You may prate of lost time, opportunities squandered, My Gov'ner expounded these points very well. X And he made some remark of a path, whence I'd wandered, And he further discoursed of the pavements of Hell. But this grief, if prolonged, may promote indigestion, And experience has to be bought, after all. So I'll bow to that tutor with undimmed affection, And Illl bid him ten dollars, and pass in the Fall. i 1 i T 1 i U W 'il a I 'H i v 5 .faq-v-:rv A Ube Eopbomores Sorrow. HY cannot a gentleman dine? W'hy cannot a gentleman dine I declare, we should speak to the Dean. Without having to know the disgrace Therels no cause why we fellows, I ween, Of H p11b1iC report of the case, Cannot meet for a small glass of wine. Witll i'fS horribly glaring head-line? We 'really should send him a line, Yes, we slaughtered those villains like Line And a note to the Lit, Nlagazine, Aye, we spilled them all over the place Let us show them we're not quite so green! S0 OUT boasts 11111513 OUT valor TCPIHCC- Why cannot a gentleman dine? Why cannot a gentleman dine? Why cannot a gentleman dine? Ne'er before, in the ages of man Was concocted so vicious a-plan. A sophomore kept from his wine! And by freshmen! Oh freshness divine! This of all is the bitterest drain! I declare, we should speak to Van Am. Why cannot a gentleman dine? Gb? jfI'65lJl'I18I1'5 EIFQG, UR scene lies in a lengthy room. A Hroomy room, to quote Professor, -But hold! We will not name him here. The King of Rocks needs no Confessor.- The sunlight, faintly straggling through The windows, spite their dusty sable, Discloses several rows of chairs, And Bushman, safe behind his table. I The Doctor gnaws his pencil tip. He understands that through his genius, This band of students, budding youths, Must come to know obtuse Fresenius. He rises, stands before the board. Hush, hush, ye Freshmen! Do not stir! VVould ye not hear his golden words? Says Doctor Bushman: 'tEr-er-er. En fl5Dil'3tiOrl. ,M not a hand at poetry, An' yet I'd like to try My list at writin'. Sho! It be So easy lookin'. Why, you see Some men whose pens jes' fly Acrost the paper, an' they say As how it's hard to keep The thoughts from crowdin' in the way While they're a-writin'. Pfr'aps someday 'Twont seem so 'tarnal deep. jfOI'QOff6l1. WROTE her name upon the sand, And watched it with my heart aglow. The restless waves washed to and fro, And slowly crept far up the strand. I wrote her name upon my heart, And treasured it with loving care. The busy years came beating there, And smoothed it o'er with subtle art. I Go llqilletyfjfive. IGNIFIED in outward mien, But with inward exultation, ls the Senior to be seen, As he comes to graduation. Now with mournful face and meek, But with hidden indignation, Earns he shekels two a week Selling papers at the station. Gan. E played tennis in the summer At the seashore, for a week, Till the sun and air together Touched with golden bronze his cheek Then he hied him back to business In the city, where, alas! 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You will see wood piled in Germany almost wherever it is piled, and a quantity of wood may be so piled that tl1ere will be either more or less, but the charcoal, whether it is made in piles, or piles, or however it is made, should burn down. Acetic acid isn't charcoal. There are very few fuels that can be used as such. They, however, can be used as fuels, as the cases, when they can be used as such, are very rare. There are various methods of making charcoal-pits, piles and heaps are the chief ones. A pit is an excavation below the ground, but it has been contrived, by raising this excavation, to have the bottom of the pit level with the ground. Let me say to you again, what I have had occasion to say to you so many times already before, and will have occasion to say to you so often already, that a pit is a pit, and a pile is a pile, and a student of the English language will understand the seeming contradiction. Next, we come to piles. I have already spoken to you of these. Let me add that they are built around openings that are always left open, and that wood is used to form the superstructure. Hard 'wood is best, if you can't get anything else, a soft wood is better than nothing, but nothing at all makes better charcoal than poplar. The wood is burned in the pile. Whetlier you burn it in one way or another depends on which way you do it, since, because there is no difference, the process is about the same. Sometimes a pile settles 3 when it does, it caves in. 171 YE METALLURGY OF CI-IARCOAL. WHEN I WAS IN EUROPE. DISCLOSETI-I A SEEMING PARADOX. YE SO-CALLED FORCED DRAUGI-IT APPLIED, AND A CYCLONE DE- VELOPED. SOME MINOR DETAILS ARE CLEARED AWAY. ,.,f-+ ','f, 1 SOME CONCISE AND VALUABLE INFORMA- TION IS SPREAD ABROAD. A UNIQUE CURIO. YE GEOMETRICAL SYMMETRY OF YE COKE OVEN, AND ITS MARVELLOUS WORKINGS. YE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMY, AS VIEWED IN YE LIGHT OF COMMON SENSE. YE PROPERTIES OF GAS, AND OF CHIMNEYS. The Chinese method is used largely by the Chinese, and is quite differently different from the Swedish method, which is largely used. Coke is made from coal. It is such, and is used for a fuel. Remember that intelli- gence and metallurgy go hand in hand-if two men should start out equally good metal- lurgists, one being a little superior to the other. There are others-butI haven't heard of them since, and they may be running yet. There is a specimen of peat in my collection, 3 X4X 5 inches in diameter, but it can- not always be used as such. 'KThe furnaces are made rectangular if they are rectangular, being shaped like a rec- tangle with three sides and rounded corners. It is made of brick, although a circle is the best material for resisting pressure. The oven must be watched by a watchman, who watches from side to side by going around to the opposite side in order to take out a brick and look through it. The kiln must be cooled down so that men may go inside to cool it. Have a mini- mum of space, but have plenty of it. It is rarely ever possible to save all that can be saved, either because it can't be saved, or because it wontt be saved. I shall show you a large number of diagrams to show you as much as to show you that when you try to get more out of a thing than there is in it, you are not only going to get more, but you are going to get a good deal less. Economy is the worst kind of extravagance. We have discussed all the different kinds of fuels, but there is another kind and that is gas. Gas is the only fuel that you don't have to house, and you have to house that, as otherwise it would escape. Gas may be transported with very little transportation. 'lChimneys are used for smoke. All the smoke should go up-chimney. Some chimneys have the same diameter as a square chimney. In these, the velocity is discharged into a large chamber, which chamber is so large that it is out of the .question. Chimneys have to be built. I72 Qu G 6 A ,,,.q,.-.-,v-f- .. y, 1 1 It is dark inside a chimney-Egyptian darkness is nothing to such darkness as this. Not onl f ou could t 5 y no see your hand before your face, but you couldn't even see your face. It weighs about-I donIt know how much. If you only have one engine you must have at least three. NVhen a valve is Watched it is either watcl d ' ' ' ' , 16 or 11ot Watched-tlns is all very well, but it 1S wrong. Young men, there is no better advice than this-keep your tongue from wagging. Th ' h' ' ere 1S not mg in the world so bad as a man whose tongue wags at both ends. Follow my example, and keep quiet. I thought I would have finished by this afternoon , I have thought the same for many years. HMARBINP MCCATTENERY? OTP' X 173 YE SHADES OF NIGHT. SOME GLEANINGS FROM THE WRECK. AND HE THAT HATH A BEAM IN HIS OWN EYE. YE DISCOU RSE CLOSETH. ffff 9 55 I f sf 15 - '77 E N11 af , 'R' e Gi-iR 'l f'1 UYHKP , , , , A l . 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The campaign for 1896 begins, by com- mon consent, in 1895. THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE will lead, as it has led for 50 years, the fighting 5 and it invites the support of all good citizens whose patriotism, intelligence and regard for their own interests are enlisted in the campaign for better times. THE TRIBUNE IS PRE:EMINENTLY THE MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS MAN'S NEWSPAPER, AND THE CLEANEST HOME PAPER IN NEW YORK. A LARGE AMOUNT OF SPACE, IS G-IX7E2N TO MILITARY AND NAVAL OFFICERS TRIBUNE ALIVIANAC, 1895. I There will be a special demand on account of the phenomenal elections of 1894. Price 25 cents a copy. TRIBUNE TEXT:BOOK. The best of the articles of Roswell G. Horr on the Tarifll Coinage, and Labor, reprinted from T1-IE TRIBUNE. 198 pages. . 25 cents a copy. The extras containing Mr. Horr's articles have had a rapid, sale, and all of them are now out of print except this one, which, how- ever, is the best one of all. Among other things, it contains essays on the State Banks, the old United States Bank, Clearing Houses, and the Bank of England, as well as a large variety of discussions on the Tariftl Silver Courage, etc. THE NEW TARIFF AND INCOME TAX LAW. C . . Th f Ht t f th 1 ' I' , nd the rates compared with those of the McKinley bill. Also fthe full textlof the Ii1lcopri11i?i'l'1iitIfZiwinwhicheCiingfgsiorde1iiednllolsalgevesgecat january 1, 1895. The people will find the source of the hard ,times embodied in the new rates in this pamphlet. IO cents a copy. New york. xii A 1 PH0 TUGHAPHERS. My f V In -' . ' N0 ICE llbomtrants. ' A NNWNW - KWMM F11 'if-fx-iw M U M 5 Q wa Hzg Socieiy cmd Class J Elly R A x G70 zqs. If iR5l f bn 353 3 355 slxm AVENUE, A W 5, comer 225 street. 5,5 KKK xxxxsmxxmxgl' mm 5. Entrance in Drug Store. 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Commodious buildings with perfect ven- tilation and light. Well equipped Gymnasium. Military training. - Ninth year begins September 24, 1894. W1I,I.IAM LIVINGSTON HAZEN, A.B., LL. B., Hezza' Ilhxler. TI-IEODORE EIJXVARD LYON, B. S., f1.V.Y0t'i1IZ'L' Haan' 1lIa.r!er. 'H l 3 I F-'Sf 4? 1 nam:-1:1-1 'I'-Fill? .. - -.f-vo.-.-.ffes--14.1-A.. . -. i .i , , . I ' - r 4' '- X ' VV W ' . ' I V ,Q- lEf1Q:.,.3.i , . . , Q f 5 Columbia College in the City of New York. Columbia College in the Citv of New York at the present time consists of the School of Arts, the original college, founded in x754g of sundry professional schools, to wit: the School of Law, the College of Physicians and Surgeons, the School of Mines, and of the Universi- ty Faculties of Law, Medicine, Mines, fApplied Sciencel Political S ' f cience Philosophy and Pure Science. i ' The SCHOOL OF ARTS, or the college proper, has a curriculum of four years' duration, leading to the degree of bachelor of Arts. The point of contact between the college and the university is the senior year in the School of Arts, during which year students in the School of Arts pursue their studies, with the consent of the Faculty of Arts, under one or more of the University Faculties. The UNIVERSITY FACULTIES of Law, Medicine, MinesCApplied Sciencej, Political Science, Philosophy and Pure Science, offer advanced courses of study and investigation, respectively, in Kal Private or Municipal Law, tbl Applied Science, qcl History, and Economics, and Public Law, Cdl Philosophy, Philology and Letters, and feb Mathematics and Natural Science. These courses are open lo members of the senior class in the School of Arts and to all students who have successfully pursued an equivalent course of undergraduate study to the close of the iunior year, and lead through the bachelorls degree to the university degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. 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