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YALE ALUMNI
orbin’s
orner
Western Trip
I will be in
CHICAGO, Great Northern Hotel,
Sept. 21 and 22;
ST. -EOutrs, The: Southern, Sept.
23, 24, 25 and 26;
COLUMBUS, The Chittenden, Sept.
27 and 28; and
HARRISBURG, Sept. 29.
A line from anyone in those cities
will result in a prompt appoint-
ment.
F. A. CORBIN,
1000 CHAPEL ST.,
New Haven, Conn,
“History of Ancient Philosophy” book
by Dr. W. Windleband 186
“History of English Literature” book by
Rz abs Halleck 267
Hockey—N. Y. A. C. vs. Yale 108; St.
Nicholas vs. Yale 108; Intercollegiate
Ass’n officers elected 108; Intercol-
legiate. schedule 152; Crescent A. C.,,
Bankers -Ax Co Western” UP °of 4P.
Duquesne \A. -C:,. Pittsbure’ AoC. vs.
Yale! /1443‘ Columbia’ vs. "Ydale“'208:
Princeton vs. Yale 228; Review of
Yale play 241; No Canadian game 260;
Captain elected 325
Holbrook, R. book “Boys and Men” 188,
‘ 246, 254, 274; Re-appointed tutor in
Romance Languages 341
Honors awarded at Commencement 392,
~ 393
Honorary degrees given (indexed al-
phabetically) 389
Honor system in Law School attempted
293, 302, 336, 363
Hoppin, Prof. James W. (W. O. Part-
ridge in Coming Age) 290, 302
Hopkins Grammar School Club 72
“Hora Novissima” by Prof Parker to
be sung in England 21
Horr, ’o91, E. F. record of war service
II
Hospital appointments 293, 416
Hotchkiss Club elections 68
Hotchkiss School news 189, 250, 260
Howland, Louis poem read at Indiana
dinner 187
Hunt, Henry T. sketch of 384
Enauguration of Pres. Hadley 8, 18¢,
19, 25, 26, 33, 46; Student celebration
46, 50e; Hadley’s address 33, 38e;
Prof. Fisher’s address 39
Intercollegiate contests—Chess 135;
Cross country 260; Golf 61, 66, 152;
Gymnastics 108, 152, 252, 289; Hockey
208 ; Shoot 76, 98; Dennis 13, 32,
3 :
International Chess 293
J soe: Wm. H. book rest invention
2
Jefferson, Joseph talk to students 32
Jepson, H. B..app. Asst. Prof. of Music
50 2
Jones, William M. sketch of 384
Junior Class—Appointments 43; Elec-
tives 251; Society elections, indexed
alphabetically
Junior “Prom—Offiters 71; Chairman
73; Choice of boxes 158; Complete
record germans, teas, box occupants,
etc., 171, 186e; Financial report 383
We can Mail
You anything you need,
no matter how. far you
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W. H. GOWDY QO:
Opp. Osborn Hall.
Keller, Albert app. Instructor in Soc.
Science 243; Sketch of 243
Kellogg, George D. I2Ic, 404c
Kendall, Calvin N. given. Hon. degree
3 ;
gos Julian given Hon. degree 389
Kent. Prof. C. F. book “Messages of
Later Prophets” 60
Kent Club officers 195; Debate 112
“King of France, The’ 294e
Kingsley Ranulph awarded Lit. Medal
154
Knight, Stanley app. Instructor in
Music 50
Ladd, Prof. George T. trip around
world 1; In Japan 115; In India 132,
139; In Egypt 249
Langiord, George accident to 202
Latin prose book, by A. L. Wheeler 422
Law course in Academical department
changed 290
Law School graduating exercises 411
Law School alumni record 134
Law School Journal elections 195, 362,
385
Law School Mirror 120
Lawrenceville School news 189
Lawrenceville Club officers elected 260
Learned, H. P. app. Instructor in His-
fOFy. in. SoS. 5. 407
Leavitt, Ashley D. sketch of 308
Lecture and music program 198
Leipzig, American students at,
Ass'n 192
Les Gallophiles French Club 268
Library, Yale—Collection of Spanish
plays obtained 290; French books pur-
chased 293; Gift of books (Williams)
374; Total of year’s acquisitions 422
Literary Magazine, Yale — Medal
awarded 154; Board elections 225;
Officers 233; Criticism by Dr. Reed
form
266, 295; Banquet 268; Ray Morris |
on “Agitations” 293, 294e; To col-
lege writers 318; Improving work 362
Lord, A. P. buying French books for
Yale Library 293
Lord, Franklin A. sketch of 308
Louisville, University Club 265, 275
Lounsbury, Prof.:'T. sick:2093° 313
Lowe, Walter I. resignation 362; Lov-
ing cup presented 407 :
Luquiens, Prof. Jules obit. 1; Sketch of
7; Memorial meeting 64
Mackenzie, Kenneth app. Instructor in
French 341; Sketch of 361
MacCurdy, George P. honored by Por-
tugal Society 334
Madura, India, work of Rev. Frank Van
Allen 130
Mailhouse, Max app. Clinical lecturer
in Neurology in Medical School 407
Mallory, Geo. W. gift to Yale 8
Man-making 146e
Marsh estate—Inventory and will 15;
Will contest 79, 131; Curios put on
sale: 222, 231
Mass. Inst. of Tech. Pritchard elected
president 280
McCauley, ’88, H. W. record of war ser- .
vice II
McFarland;.Ca Ss. app. Asst. in : Bil, Lit.
104.
McLaughlin prize essay 302
Meacham, ’88, F. A. relieved from U.
cA. 1G
Measurements of Freshmen 131
Medical School—Gift of gold medal
fund by Dr. Campbell 60; Faculty
prohibit publication of Class book
* 290; Hospital appointments 293; An-
nual address 327; Change in location
of school 356; Delta Epsilon Tota
elections 363; Degrees given 394;
Award of honors 407; Review of suc-
cessful year 416; Hospital appoint-
ments 416 |
Medical School Journal—Elections 363;
Changes 301
oye Gateway to Ives and Cheney
381
Merriam, Charles W. sketch of 308 .
“Messages of the Later Prophets” book
by Professors Sanders and Kent 60
Miller memorial gateway 12; Memorial
volume 423
ae aoe Academy news 125, 198, 270,
3
Mirror, Law School 120
Modern Language Club 130
Montgomery, George R. app. lecturer in
Philosophy Grad. Dept. 341; Sketch
of 361 :
- Moody memorial service 166
Moore, Prof. Benj.
Medical School 361
Morris, Ray in Yale Lit. “Agitations”
293, 204¢e
Mott, John R. at Yale 247
Moulton, Dr. W. J. app. Instructor in
BibT ays
Munger, Rev. T. T. book “Horace Bush-
nell” 118; Prayer at Phelps funeral
235
resignation from
Music, Department of changes 50
Music and lecture program 198
Neighborhood Club—Working for pub-
lic baths 316, 320
New Haven fKegister, Yale’s great need
223
Netherlands, Professors of ask Ameri-
can aid for Boers 363
News, Yale—Crusade for dormitory fire
escapes 177; Elections 214, 378; 1900
Board review and banquet 227, 230e;
Sophomore elections 267; Yale ath-
letics 348; Comment on Princeton
baseball game 370
aie York Law School, Yale graduates
4I
Nineteen Hundred, Class of 128e, 282e
Northfield Conference 415
Northwestern Mil. Acad. news 150, 198,
A4I2
ak Street Club 208
Observatory Yale, meteors photo-
graphed 89; Eclipse of moon 126;
Solar eclipse (Dr.Chase’s observation
in South) 247; Fire in 338
Oertel, Hans app. Professor in Lin-
guistics and Comp. Philol. 407
Omega Lambda Chi celebration 330, 337;
Abolishment of Thermopylae 326e
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Re: BD,
Following is the itinerary of the semi-annual trip
of Mr. F. B. Walker :
Cleveland, Hollenden Hotel, Aug. 27-28.
Toledo, Boody, Aug. 29.
Detroit, Metropole, Aug. 30, 31.
Milwaukee, Pfister Hotel, Sept. 3, 4, 5.
Chicago, Great Northern, Sept. 6, 7, 8.
Springfield, O., Arcade, Sept. ro.
Columbus, Neil House, Sept. 11-15.
Pittsburg, Anderson, Sept. 17=18.
Harrisburg, Commonwealth, Sept. 19.
NEW HAVEN IN AUGUST
And early Fall is a mighty pleasant
place. And many people now
stop over, as they go north and
south, to spend a few days in
one of the prettiest of New
England cities. The University
Buildings are now open daily in
the summer. Right across from
the campus is
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