FOR EVERY $1,000 OF LIABILITIES
YALE ALUMNI
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THE IMPREGNABLE PRUDENTIAL.
GLEE CLUB TRIP.
[Continued from rst page.]
connecting at Washington with Prince-
ton special. Arrive at Pittsburg about
2.30 P. M. Concert at Carnegie Music
Hall, Pittsburg. Address, care of hall.
Smoker given for Yale and Princeton
Clubs.
Saturday, December 25—Leave Pitts-
burg I A. M., O. special; arrive
Louisville, Ky., about 3 Pp. mM. Concert
at Amphitheater Auditorium. Address,
care of auditorium. Privileges of Club
Flouse extended by University Club.
Privileges of the Club House ex-
tended by Pendennis Club.
Smoker given by alumni at Pendennis
Club.
Sunday, December 26—Leave Louis-
Ville 2.30 4. u., B. & OR. R.S, W,;
arrive at St. Louis at 12.40 Pp. mM. Leave
St. Louis 9.15 p. mM, Mo. Pac. R. R.
Monday, December 27—Arrive Kan-
sas City, Mo., at 7.10 A. M., by Mo. Pac.
Concert at Gillis Opera House. Ad-
dress, care opera house. Breakfast at
at the Country Club tendered by Mrs.
Marty.
Reception tendered by Mrs. Lombard >
from 3 to 5 P. M.
Dance after concert given by Mrs.
Clark,
Tuesday, December 28—Leave Kan-
sas City 5.20 A. m., Mo. Pac. Arrive St.
Joseph, Mo., 8 a. m., Mo. Pac. Concert
at Tootle Theater. Address, care of
theater. Privileges of Club extended.
Ball given by Mrs. Tootle at Country
Club.
Wednesday, December 290—Leave St.
Joseph 10.15 A. M., via Union Pac. R. R.
“en route.”
Thursday, December 30—-Arrive Colo-
rado Springs at 11.10 A. M. Concert at
Colorado Springs Opera House. Ad-
dress, care opera house. Luncheon at
Colorado Spring Golf Club. Recep-
tion from 4 to 6 P. M., extended by Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Preston.
Collation at the El Paso Club after
the concert.
Friday, December 31—Leave Colora-
do Springs 3.25 a. m., by Union Paci-
fic, Denver and Gulf R: R.; arrive at
Denver 7 A. mM. Concert in Central
Presbyterian Church. Address, care
Frank L. Woodward, Boston Bldg.
Reception and dance from 4 to 6 Pp. M.,
given by Mrs. C. B.’ Kountz. Ball at
Brown Palace Hotel by Mr. Wm. C.
Daniels.
Saturday, January I—Privilege of
Club extended. New Year’s reception
from 4 to 6 Pp. M., given by Mrs. H. M.
Porter.
Concert at
Church.
Smoker at University Club. Address.
care of Frank L. Woodward, Boston
Building.
Sunday, January 2—Leave Denver at
12.30 A. M., by Union Pacific. Arrive
Council Bluffs 4.40 p. m. Leave Coun-
ss ‘pai at 5.10 Pp. M., Chic. & N: W.
Central Presbyterian
Monday, January 3—Arrive at Minne-
apolis, Minn., at 8 A. M., by Chic. & N.
W. Concert at Lyceum Theater. Ad-
dress, care theater. Entertainment un-
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Tuesday, January 4—Arrive in St.
Paul, Minn., about 9 A. M., by Chic &
N. W. Concert at People’s Church.
Address, care George Langford, 313
Laurel st. Reception given by Mrs. D.
R. Noyes from 4 to 6 o’clock. Dance
after concert given by Mrs. Saunders.
Wednesday, January 5—Leave St.
Paul at 3 A. M., by Chic. & N. W. spe-
cial; arrive in Chicago about 3.30 P. M.
Concert at Central Music Hall. Ad-
dress, care hall.. Priviledges ‘of Club
House extended by C. A. A.
Dance after concert given by Miss
Hamlin. . :
Thursday, January 6—Leave Chicago
at 4 A. M., by Nickel Plate R. R.; arrive
Cleveland at about noon. Entertain-
ment. undecided. 3
Friday, January 7—Concert at Asso-
ciation Hall. Address, care of hall.
Afternoon dance at Roadside Club.
Saturday, January 8—Leave Cleve-
land 1.26 A. m., by Nickel Plate R. R.;
- arrive in Buffalo at 7.50 a. m. Concert
Address, “Concert -
at “Concert Hall.”
Hall.” Luncheon given by Mrs. C. N.
Bushnell at 1 o’clock.
Reception given by Alumni Associa-
tion at University Club. The Clubs
are invited to attend the regular “Satur-
day Evening” at the Saturn Club.
Sunday, January 9—Leave Buffalo at
4.15 A. M., N. Y. C. R. R.; arrive Grand
Central Station at 3 P. M.
In all cases letters should be ad-
dressed in care of Yale Glee and Banjo
Clubs to the addresses given above.
The Clubs will have for entire tour
Wagner private cars, Riva and Iroquois,
and special baggage car. These cars
will be left at New York, Sunday, Jan-
uary oth, and the men may return to
New Haven whenever they wish.
The following program which will be
sung at concerts except that at Pitts-
burg:
PROGRAM.
Part I, :
I. Stars and Stripes Forever..... Sousa
Banjo Club.
2. Brave Mother Yale.
Merrill, ’98,; T. S. Shepard
Glee Club.
So hatter EG: +. [Gerald Latte
Mr. Butler and Club. ;
4. Chanson.
5. [he Long Day Closes...... Sullivan
5. Tutti Frutti. ;
Glee and Banjo Clubs.
Part II.
1. Japanese “Marth iases ss. .a505.. Bial
Banjo Club.
2; Ob King Goteios.c 54 G. B. Nevin
| Mr. Sheehan and Club.
3. Kentucky Babe........ Adam Geibel
Mr. G. Parker and Club.
4. Serenade Waltzes....Victor Herbert
Mandolin Club.
5. Negro Melodies
Mr. Schreiber. Mr. Wadsworth.
Mr. Butler. Mr. McLauchlan.
Parr ald.
Tr eave rcorener ie ieee at ok Rosey
? Banjo Club. eee
2. Bells of Yale... Mason, ’99; Ives, ’o8.
: Mr. vanBeuren and Clubs.
3, ee Aa ee Carmen-Yalen
4. Situations.
Mr. Wadsworth and Club.
5. Bright College Years. ...Durand, ’81
Glee Club
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Chess Schedule.
The schedule of games at the Chess
tournament between Columbia, Har-
vard, Yale and Princeton at the Colum-
bia Grammar School, New York City,
the last week in December, follows:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27TH.
Table.
I. Columbia vs. Harvard.
Yale vs. Princeton.
ve
3. Columbia vs. Princeton.
4. Yale vs. Harvard.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28TH.
. Columbia vs. Yale.
. Princeton vs. Harvard.
. Columbia vs. Harvard.
. Yalé vs. Princeton.
Bwh we
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20TH.
. Columbia vs. Princeton.
. Yale vs. Harvard.
. Columbia vs. Yale.
. Princeton vs. Harvard.
ROnd
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30TH.
. Harvard vs. Columbia.
. Harvard vs. Columbia.
. Princeton vs. Yale.
: Princeton vs. Yale.
BR} DH
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3IST.
. Yale vs. Coluntbia.
. Harvard vs. Princeton.
. Yale vs. Columbia.
. Harvard vs. Princeton.
BROWN
SATURDAY, JANUARY IST.
. Princeton vs. Columbia.
. Harvard vs. Yale.
. Harvard vs. Yale.
. Princeton vs. Columbia.
BRON
The first named player has first move.
Games will begin at 2.00 P. m. and if
they are not finished by 10.00 Pp. m. will
then be adjudicated by Mr. Eugene
Delmar, or Mr. H. Helms, Referees. A
recess will be taken from 6 to 8 P. M.
_ SS) oe
Addition to the Library.
The University Library has recently
received a very interesting collection
of photographs from Mr. Anson P.
Stokes, Jr., ’96. It contains about three
hundred mounted views obtained by
him on a journey around the world.
Nearly half of the photographs are of
scenes and places in India, and the rest
were gathered in China, Corea and
Siam.
The gift included also a valuable
Buddhist manuscript on palm leaves ir
the Pali-Burnese dialect.
JOHN F. DRYDEN, President.
Revenue from Harvard Game.
The following is an approximate re-
port of the expenses and receipts of the
Yale-Harvard game at Cambridge on
Noy. 13th.
RECEIPTS. —
TOlal s10hets. 5Old.. >... $37,674.76
Program Privileges.......... 1,183.10
$38,857.86
EXPENSES.
Extra Seats and Carpenter
NV OD ee eee 5,066.40
Penee Daly 6G a ee 430.85
Dashiell, (Referee’s Fee and
Expenses ...... i's ape ea ee, 134.00
McClung, (Umpire’s Fee and
TEXPeNSES) 5 LS se ee 97.00
TOstaee.. 2. SS ee 17.06
Various Field Expenses...... 32.96
Cost of Distributing and Print-
foe gees go een ae, 632.59
, $7,733-58
Deed: Reteiots $38,857.86
Total Expenditures .......... 7,733.58
« Total -neomes...avkicns sss $31,124.28
Harvard’s Share Receipts....$15,562.14
Yale’s Share Receipts ....... - 15,562.14
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At a meeting of the Senior Class held
on Monday, Nov. 29, Willard Newell
Drown was elected editor of the
Shingle, the annual publication of the
Law School. He graduated from the
University with the Class of Ninety-
Six.
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