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VOL I.
Haverford, Pa., Januar y 24, 1910
OPERETTA IN FULL SWlNG.
SEILEIL KEEPS MEN UP TO THE
)!Au.
THE RHODES SCHOL'ARSWPS. the Universi ty and
Jefferso n
WHAT IT MEAN& TO BE A RHODEll Schoola, Baltimo re, Md.
He won
ScHoL. u.
the Sophomore Latin Prize and
tied for the Sophom ore Mathe·
Since 1904, in accordan ce with matic Prize. He has
held a Corthe will of the Hon. Cecil Rhodes, poration Scholars hip
for four
each atate in tb.e United States was yean, is an editor of
The Havergiven tb.e. privilege of aending to fordian, editor-in
-chief of the
tb.e Univeraity of Oxford, Eng- "Class Record, " and presiden
t o!
land, for ·three conaecutive years, Y. M. C. A. In
athletics , soccer
two atudenb with an annual schol- is his strong point.
arship each of about $1,500. Only
Williams, of North Dakota, pre-
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QUADRAifGULAR JIEET.
PENNSYLVANIA, PJLINCETON, NEW
You: UNIVEU rrr AND HAv.E&Poao IN ENTEILTAIN·
With three reheuaa la a week
and pl4!nty of ouhide work, tb.e
lNG EXHIBIT~.
operetta ia now in full awing. Of
The two most promine nt feathe twenty musical numbers, C.
tures of the annual quadran gular
Linn Seiler, 'ot, has already given
ymnastic meet in the college
the candidat es five and he requests
gymnasi um last Saturda y night.
that they learn a new number for
were the special mat event of the
each rehearsa l. A special call for
Princeto n trio, Lehman , Annin
an extra number of voices will be
and Bisscl, and the general allmade after mid-yea n.
around work of Coach Bi.s singer,
The operetta ia entitled "The
of the New York Univers ity team.
Big Match." The tint scene is
The Princeto n trio appeared in
laid in England , where the Haveran event called "Three High..,
ford cricket eleven ia playing. The
With the huge Bissel as bottom
Haverfo rd captain falls in love
man, the three acrobats formed
with an English girl and she comes
pyramid s whic.h might vic wiih any
over to Haverfo rd in the second
. circus perform ance and which held
ocene to attend hia Class Day.
the audience spell-bou nd for sevThe members of the Glee Club
eral minutes. Vezin, the famous
who are candidat es for the operswinging-trnpezc perform er of the
etta to date: Firat tenors, J. W.
Tiger squad, did not appear this
Crowell, '09; J . Whitall, '10; R.
year, but he had a good substitu te
R. Else, '10; H. E . Crow, '10; F.
in the trio.
M. Froelich er, ' 18. Second tenors,
Coach Bis~ inger, of New York
C. M. Froelich er, '10; J. D. Ken!
Universi ty, was conceded to be by
derdine, ' 10; J . S. Bradway , '11;
far the best gymnas t on the floor.
D. B. Boyer, '11 ; H . M. Thomas ,
He performed seemingl y impossible
'II. Firat baaaea, W . .C. Sandt,
stunts on the horizont al and paral'09; J . K. Patrick, '11; D. P. Falt Lwm G. Wru.u.xs , ' 10,
CuariTOPHEa D. Moau_
T, '10,
Rh~ Sd10lor from Sorth Dakota.
lel bars and side horse without "
coner, 'H; H . Froelicb er, Jr., '1~;
Rhodeo Scholar from Maryland .
falter or slip. His form was the
0. M. Porter, '18; N. F! Hail; '18. - - - - -- - - - - - : - - - - . - -- - - - - -- - - - Second baaaea, C. D . Morley, '10; one scholars hip can be
filled each pared· for college at the Union most nearly perfect of any ever
L. R. Shero, '11; D. C. Murray, year, so that every
two out of High School, Westfield, Indiana. seen in a Haverfo rdian gymna· ·1~; A. L. Baily, Jr., 'i~; ·K. A. three ,years examina
tions for qual- For two years he was a member of sium.
JU.oad, '1t; W. M. McConne!l, iflcation o.rc held in each
The Princeto n and New York
state.
the Clasa of 1909, leaving college
Universi ty teams, always close
'18,
In the appointm ent of the for a year to return into
the Class competit ors for tbe
inTcolle giate
acholar, · four characte ristics arc of 1910. He has held
a Corpora · championship,
did the beat allconaidered: (1) hialitera ry attain- tion Scholars hip one year
and
won around work of. the evening.
CLASS BLBCnO RS.
Pennmenb; (~) hio fondneaa f.or ADd hia "H" in track.
Tbe followiac JDm have been
sylvania had two good men in Kelaucceu in outdoor sporb, such aa
It
ia
needless to tell of the moral
elected to 6.11 tho: oftlc..- in their reley and Staufer, but otherwioe
cricket, football and tbe like ; (8) characte r of the appoint
ees-they showed a alight
opective clasaea to oene until the
lack of practice .
hia qualities of manhood, truth, are Haverfo rdians.
end of the year.
Haverfo rd did not shine particncourage, dev.otion to duty, symEach winner of the scholars hip
larly during the entertain ment and
ltlO.
pathy for and protecti on of . the is required to send to
authori- it is evident that the
Pruldent -C. F. Clark.
four weeks of
..,.eak, kindlineaa, unaelflahneaa, fel- ties at Oxford, a list the
of the col- practice intenen
Vlce-Preo ldent-.i. P. Phillips.
ing before the
lowahip; ( 4) his e~ibition during leges in the order of his
S.Creiai'} '-H. A. Pui'IIHI.
preference. next meet can be well put
to use.
achool days of mora force of char- Morley's list follows:
Treuwer-~ VI- Dand.
New, Uni- StiefF, Captain
Edwards , Lewis,
acter and of instinc to lead and veraity, Merton, Trinity,
Exeter,
1911.
'09, and Roberta did best work for
to take an interes in his school- Oriel.
Prealdent- L. A. Pcist.
the Scarlet and Black. Edwards
mates,
etc.·
Mr.
R
odes
suggeste
d
Vlce-Preoldent- V. F. S<boepperle.
and Lewis · on the parallel .bars
these characte ristics be judged in
l>ecretary -W. D. Harllhom e, Jr.
proved themselves to be in the same
the following proport ion-8-1 0
. T"'uurer -Ciw-les Waclswor:th, SM.
SCHEDULE CHANGED.
class with any of the visiting
for the first, ~-10 for ihe second,
The date for the gymnast ic meet
ItlSI.
teams. StiefF showed good ·form
8-10 for the third, and ~-10 fo with Amherst , schedule
Prealden t-Uo7d &mlth.
d for Feb- on the horizont al bars,
flying rings
the fourth.
Vlce-Prealdent..:..K. A. Rhoad.
ruary ~1st, has been changed . to
and mats. In the last event he
Secretaf)'~P. B,_.,r.
Tuesday
, Februar y !ltd, at 8 drew
THE HAvz..·oan API'OINTI!ES.
a good laugh from the audi..Trea_nn......C. D. Champlin.
o'clock, in the College Gymnasium.
ence by a ridiculous looking ''roll."
The ~averford winnera of the Little is known of
~:
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the Amherst Roberb did his usual
good work
scholars
hip are Christop her D. team, but a cloae contest is
Prealden t-N. F. Hall.
./
ex- in the same event.
Morley, 1910; and Lloyd G. Wil- pected. Thia is
y.,._PI'iolaont-.r. N. wthe
next meet
Great credi~ ia due ~anager E.;
~..;:.A. c.. RedWd. • .
liams, 1910.scheduled . for our -gymnasium
Tre'uu~er-L. R. n,.,;.,u_ .
W. David for the large audience
·Morley prepared for 1college at team.
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C 0 L L E G E W E.E K L Y
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another Pe~nsylvania college. recently applied for entrance mto
the Ml\ssachuselts School of T ech·
H a•·erford Colltge and Its friends.
nology, nt Boston. In obtaining
Poblilhor•
credit in the French depar tment
Jon>< Dox 4 w K•x oJW)JXI
for . work already covered, the upD•n• Scuu H•xaJUw
s t a te .Pennsylvania college man
HEUca-r ~~~:~:,•ALL Lowar
Subserlptlons may begin at any time. was required to take examina1
f d
h H
Prl<e per annum (SO wecka), one dollar. ·
t10ns ; t e a ver or mnn mere y
Price per single copy, five cents.
Addrus ail communications to CoLuo~ mentioned the fact thnt he had
I studied French for two J'ears under
Wuur, Hftve rford, fa.
Entered as Sf'C()nd-clftu m11tte r, F~b- i
ruary IS, 1909, at the Post-oftlce at Ha•·er- f Dr. Comfort : he was admitted
ford, Pa., undtr the ad of Marcl• S. 1879· without examination or question.
Q!nlltgr Wttklti
A Journal containing news of interest to
JANUARY 2., 1910
Y. M:. C. A.
The question has been asked,
" What is the Student Volunteer
HAVERFORD's STANDARD oF
:Movement?" Inasmuch as HaverScHOLARSHIP.
ford was represented at the recent
The recent winning of Rhodes convention at Rochester we should
Scholarships by two undergrad- 1all be interested to know for what
uate Ha,·crfordians, brings home ; the movement exists. Its purposes,
to us with renewed force the · as officially announced from the
strength of our curriculum and headquarters of the movement, are:
seems t o justify C\'ery method of I "It is not a missionary board,
ituted but it is an undenominational reoteaching that has been inst~
· th e
• •
h ere f or our be nefit . Thu. onor 1 crUJhng
agcn~v and h as m
follows close upon others that have J past twenty years furn ished to the
been bestowed upon Haverfordians 1 boards over four thousand men and
even in the last four years. 'Ve have 1women who have sailed to the for~
patte"d ourselns on the back until , eign field.
"R~alizing thaC as go the uniour coats are threadbare, -!'nd yet
few of us realize the actual worth ver!!ities so goes the na t ion,' and
and every-day practicability of the that life purposes are formed most
Ha,·erford scheme of edu~ation. easily during student years' it conFew undergraduates appreciate centratcs its work on the colleges\
professional
and
the unceasing efForts of the Board unh·ersities
of Trustees t o secure for their stu- schools, seeking to present the
dents the best paid and most efti· world as a field for Christ ian sercient teaching force of B!lY mall \'ice. Its ail'l\8 are:
" First-To educate the student
college in {his c~untry. It is only
when we have a man like Dr. Com- bodies of North America in a·broad
·-! y from us that the view of missionary history, mo.fort taken ~"~
tives, problems and present-day
fact s trike$ hoin"e.
So it is only when t ,o of our conditions, laying special stress on
undergraduates step to the front existing critical conditions in the
a nd take international honors in Orient.
~cholarship, that we ~alize what "Second- To present to stupatience, labor and inspiration the dents the foreign field as a place
faculty ha,·e expended for our ben- of unsurpassed opportunity for
efit. "If you do no more than you Christian service.
.
get Paid for you get paid for no
"Third-To help students m
'
more tha n you do." The faculty their preparation for foreign serEDITORIAL.
I
:~ ~:;fi~:td;h:yn :!:~~;:~
by having students
fo~xcept
· --~
cpt their classes when the five minutes grace is past. Not unfreI
quently tb~y spend h ours 0 f vo untary labor with a student outside of class, only to have him give
up all hope the evening before the
exam. and fail miserably the next
day. If you would succeed in your
studies you must meet the profesaor halfway-be decent about it ;
you can't expect to toot your hom
at this recent H averford -.ictory
unless you expect to get in the
fight too.
ApfC!po• of Haverford's echo~tie s tanding, an incident of recent date has entered our mind.
A Ha-.erford.man and a man from
i
vice and to tie · them up to the
boards or other agencies of foreign ission work.
"F rth-To train all students
·
"who main a t home in intelligent,
acti/e sympathy with missions." ·
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
Da. PRATT D.:un:as I NT>:Rt:STING
T 'ALK ox " Ln·E IX TilE D EEP
SEA."
Thomas & Sargent
THE MAIN UNE ENGilAVERS
Glarha
~lab•
J11111tatb11tt
Lttn .,..
The first meeting ·of the Scien•tbhlng ,_niUIIIntratrnb. rlt.
tific Society was hcld on January
P. O.Bo-. 235 Ha•erford, Po.
18. In spite of the proximity
of the exnminntions there was a AU arden receive penonal atteotioo and
aatiafaction ia auumteed
good nttcndancc, and all who were
Kenderdine 4: Eclwarda
there thoroughly enjoyed the
2 Merioa Aa....
"business of the evening''-& lee· Coli••• Atr'W"
ture by Dr. Pratt on "Life in the
Deep Sea." Dr. Pratt first ex- SPECIAL ATTENTION
plained the methods of sounding
and dredging, and th~ nature of
where convenience surpasaet
the sea bottom with its"'accumulaany store along the Main line
tion of Globigerina ooze,' and then
exhibited slides illustrative of the
Groceries of Bl_..eat QaalltJ, MU·
modem apparatus used in such
bea Farm Ea• a SpedaltJ
work and of t he fauna of the great
dlrec:t from the farm ·
whose
fish,
depths, as for example,
nery daJ
intern~! pressure due to the depth
causes them to burst on being
CITY DRESSED MEATS
brought to the surface; and lobNO OTHER CONSIDERED
stcrs which have lost their eyes
through disuse, developing in their
Sweet lread ud Sqaua
place exceptionally long antennae.
for illnllda lrelh uery dilJ
Not the least interesting by far
were the last two slides showing
the sea bottom as it exists, with 530-Phone us a trial order~S
its maze of coral 1tem1 and plants,
bearing, as opposed to the common
idea, a marked resemblance to the WM. T . MciNTYRE
Up•to·date Groeerleo
dry land.
Ardmore, Pa.
The next meeting of the Scientific Society will be held on Tues- - - - -- - -- - - -- - Fine Shoe Rep~
day, F ebruary 8, an~ will be open
Roo• 13, Mertoo,cldlerM_,
Tau Sbto members only. Any student
10
wishing to become a member of .. T1nusdar aod . . will " " . - _ .., ..,.I<M
the society should give his name osdnrurod.. lblnllollowl••-•oaYetter'• Shoe Shop
to the secretary, Deane, '11, at
........
c.u- 13
once.
ABDMO. .
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- - - - - - - - - - - - -:MUSIC AT PRESTON.
CoMBINED CLUBS GIVE SHORT
CoNCERT.
Sadly depleted in numbers because of the approach of e:ramination time, the combined Glee
and Mandolin Clubs gave a short
concert at Prest on last Wednes-
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Typewriters
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Supplies
All Mates Renred, Sold
and Rep1ired
SPECIAL IATES TO STUDEftTS
the program of the mid-winter
concert, although much_fewer. The
1122AIUII., P.......
Glee Club opened up with "For
Haverford," which was followed
by the " Rose of Algeria," by the
Mandolin Club. Two more numbers by each club and the concert - - - - - - - - - - -- was closed by the combined clubs
in "Comrades."
. After the concert refreshments
£uent_,.
were. served and light games indulged in for about an ho.:t. The Merion Tide Bide. Arfmore, Pa.
t
hospitality of the Preston hosts
Bro~
was especially in evidence.
HAVERFORDIAN A PLAYWRIGHT.
Rev. Elliot Field,l '97, pastor of
the Wissahickon Church, Philadelphia, recently produced a musical
comedy of his own composition for
the benefit of his church. It was
entitled "The Dash to the Pole,"
and was a humorous r epreaentation of ~he recent contrpveny.
The date of the L ibrary lecture~
The author ia one of the moat
noted of Haverford'• musical trill be announced in our next issue.
alumni.
Ardmore Printing Co.
james S. Lyons &
PI..Uill£ Beatill&udiHBaa
lu&e ud Beater lepaln .
Coloiaial Blocl:
CO LL EG E
The Chas. Elliott Co.
WE~KLY
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SPORTS REGULATIONS.
THJs YEA& 's Ao&E EMEN T
FACULTY NOTES.
Dr. Prat t read a pape r on
B E17th ....! Lellich A•oau o
TWEE N FACU LTY AND UNDE
"Tropical Trem atode s" before the
B.CoUtsr £ngnusrra allll &tatuuma
GIIAD UATES DRAW N UP.
American Socie ty of Zoologists at
<lltualagJI'II!JI1Iclll'allll
At a meeti ng Qf Presi dent their annua l meeti ng in •Bosto n
Jullttattona
Sharp less, the Faculty. Athle tic durin g the Chris tmas holid ays.
Comm ittee, and the mana gers of
Dr. Barre tt atten ded the annua l
the various teams, held December meeting of the Econ omist
s in New
~0, 1909, the following regul
ation s York durin g vacat ion.
~
for 1909- 10 concerning college
Profe ssor Thomas, who is one of r. o. lor 170
;Jewelers ant~
sport s was ag reed upon :
, . . . 140
Stlve rsmt tbs
Footb all- The schedule of the the charter members, atten ded the
Can
twent
nin
y-fift
g
h
&
anniv
past
lac
ersar y of the
season was · ratified.
one
lm Grado Waldaoo IUI4 Clocb
Histo rical
Soccer--T here shall not be more American
Socie ty, ~''"""TAI
LOR
~-- ol
S
which
was held in New York rethan three games of Association
SCBOOL, COLLBG& AJID CLASS
<. w.tL aacu terA.....
lli'SIOIOA
'Ha.. .tonl , Pa.
Footb all playe d away from home, ,centl y.
lada4ia& IJ.norf o,. 8aoJo
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MAKERS Of
excep t Satur day aftern oon game s
a.-an LDYII a4to wri1o for,. _
Dr. Babb itt, after servi ng as
Liveries and Riding Habits
ODd pricoo
which shall involve no absence from
ol.--~ !i'"' .......
chair man of the Footb all Rules
college dutie s. Games playe d away
l!tt~~~'0-7~
902 CHESTNtTf STREET
Committee for severa l years , will C....'
Suib a....d ..! Pr...t 50c
from home , involving absence from
PBILADKLP1114
not accep t t he office again because Cooda aolled ,.. lllid coniully cleli-. d
college dutie s, shall be those with
p._ ........,. AcU -t r ....
of the great amou nt of work which
members of the Interc olleg iate
the positi on entail s. H e will, howFootb all Leag ue. This season exever, still conti nue to be a member
tends from Marc h IS to April 9,
of this tomm ittee.
1910.
Prob
J. E. CALDWELL
CO.
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Tartan Groceries
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JO HN JA MI SO N
tt Gloaatut&ta tltmp mt
Butur, C!.HM, B.a. Poultry, Lard.
Provaiono, SaltFio!., Salt. etc. .
Dairy. Egg and Poultry Suppli..
Cricket-.!..~the Crick et Club
Ia ,...,
liV.APORATBD Pll111t 8
Leag ue tl1e following teams may- NEW
IIEET ING REGULATION.
be playe d Satur day aftern oons:
At a recen t facul ty meeti ng it
3 ud 5 South Water St., Phlla.
Merio n C. C., Germ antow n C. C.,
was decided to make the atten dBelm ont C. C., Frank ford C. C.,
ance of Fifth Day meeti ng opPhila delph ia C. C., Phila delph ia
tional""durin g the mid-y ear and
and Read ing Club, Univ ersity of
TW AD DE LL
final exam inatio ns. The exams
Pennsylvan ia.
·
which have heret ofore been sched - La Y. M. C. A. Buildina, Ardm
ore
Shoe s of Qua lity
Gymnasium- In the Gymnasium uled
for 1.80 Thur sday a fterno on
n.-p lyE q....... .
Departmen t ~here shall be an Inwill
take place at 9 A. 1\f. of the
Mod... '""" Sa.ita ry
l:tiG- 1211 Mark et St. Phila delph ia tercla ss Meet , a Quad
rangu lar Ex- same day. Should
anyon e desire
hiliition, an Inter schol astic Meet ,
ASK FOR
to atten d meeti ng on this day and
partic ipatio n in the Interc olhe has an exam inatio n coming at
legia te Meet , twp conte sts at home,
that time, special arran geme nts
and one conte st' away from home.
will be made for the case.
.A'mherst at Haverford , Rutg ers at
It has been the custo m previ Haverford , Lehig h at South Bethously to enfor ce the Fifth Day
lehem.
meeting attendance dur ing the ex''Tra ck-T here shall be the In- ·
amina tion perio ds if the stude nt
terel4Sa Meet and Intercollegiate
"Nam e Rer. U . S. Par. Office"
was at the college after nine in the
Meet , and one contest away from
...._Uiohn~--~
morn ing and for lunch.
home (John s Hopk ins) · and two
6oMo conte sts at home (Lehi gh and New
.,.
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walco. . ataU,..,
U..I e_._ .....
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York Univ ersity ) . Cuts for Penn
A daug hter was born to Dean !':.
l"r:~
Relay Races are to be given. The and Mrs. Frede
ric Palm er, Jr., on
schedule for 1910 , as announced by Janu ary i~.
Mana ger Froel icher , was ratified.
Note on Half Holi days -The
It would n't do any harm, in this
Allows ~ oe J)qloolla
usual crick et half holid ays were
kind of weath er, to have a few 2 per cent
Quality
grant
on Check accouniS.
ed.
' Absences from college
Quality
more board walks scatte red abou t 3 per cent
on Savl np Fund dcdutie s were grant ed for I ercol the camp us and roads of the colposiJS.
legiat e games.
lege.
Alfre d Lowry cl: Broth er
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which wu in attendance. The
program showed that the meet had
more than one hundred patron·
eueo.
Before the exhibition, the Gl~
Club rendered a good selection.
Alter the program had been com·
pie~, the vi.itors were served
with refreshment. in Lloyd Hall
and many of them stayed over
night.
The entries:
Horia>lltal bar-CI.ork, Prlncdoo; Kd·
~er. PnDoyiYoala; Bamott, ROO<Ditampr.
T.._
Head Coech Bllllln,..., New Yo.tr Ual·
Hanrtonl.
Stle•,
SldHio..........COyle, AnniD, Princeton;
Lddtft, Brlnt-, l'mDiylnnla; Rosen. _ ,, Bllolnpr, New Yo.tr Ual.-erslty;
Lnrls, l'IIIUips. Steere, Donid, Ha....tonl.
~Brinton, l'ftloay!Yoala;
PhWips. New York Unlftrslty ; BaUy,
Vllronl.
Th...., hlp-Lehman, Annln, B~l,
Princetoa.
Parallrl ban-CI.ark, LehmaD. Princetoo; Leldtke, Erb, Stauter, H . .p. PODDftrsity;
IJO "COLLEGE WEEKLY"
NEXT WEEK:.
Since there will not be much
news during the coming • ·eeks of
exams, the publishers will get out
the next number february 7th. It
wou,ld ·be quite possible to get
+,000 worda of some sort' for the
omitted issue, but since our subscribers are interested in the college news and there will be none t •J
speak of during the next two week.
of enforeed study, it seems better
to omit a number. As the WEEJ[LY
;. scheduled to appear thirty tim<'ll
during the college year and this :s
number thirty-two, we do not 'feel
that our subacribers have been
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IUD-WINTER DUfNER.
It was at lint thought that the
annual mid-1J'inter dinner of HavniY&ai&; KIDpty, Roacnbillpr, a .....tt.
llt
BluiD~r. New 'l"o.tr Unlftrslty; Ed· erford's alumni would be held
wards, LowU, HI...., Howson, H ..e(ford. the college this year, but the comFlylnr r!np-Wanl. Pope, Pr!nttton;
Pa.trcr, Kelley, PCDD~Yhanla; KIDply, mitt((' in charge have decided to
MacNab, New Yo.tr Unlnnlty; Porter,
Stle•, Hionrtonl.
"hmbliDr-CJark. V ann:, Princeton;
Kdlry, .Staafu, Perkins. P~nsyh'ania;
Norton, New York Unl• enlty; Robuh,
Sue•, Haverford.
hold
W'i\t the Bellevue-Stratfotd
been
not yet llth.
haveFebruarr
speakers
The
e••ening,
on Friday
announced.
CLASS RECORD.
A,__new braneh of athletics hns
been introduced· ~ong the faculty. Whether or not this is one
Wo&tt:.
of • the weighty matters that is
Realizing that their Jut year is taken ' up in the faculty meetings,
about half gone, the Seniors l!avc we have not yet ascertained. At
started work on their "Class Rec· any rate, a number of the faculty
ord." The record this y~ar give! members have formed a bowling
eve.r y indication of excelling any· club which will meet in tho; alleys
thing of its kind in the piist. 'There in the gymnasium every Tuesday
are a number of little aurprise& afternoon and work up muacle for
in store for the reader when he re- an hour or more. As a tip to the
ceives hi. copy in June. • 'low scorers, we recommend that
Man~r ' E. W. David baa a they use the right hand ailey.
·
ad'
1ecuring
bu.y
corpa of workers
Yerti.emenu and aubecriptione.
. President Sharpless has gone to
He baa placed the coatrut for
S. C., until after midprintiag with The John C. WillS- Camden,
year.
ton ~mpany, who aleo priat tbe
SENtoas fun: Al.AE.U>r STASTED
Vienna
Model Bakery
We serve all tbe leadinr Club1, Cafeo and Reotaurant•
and haft for many yean made a specialcy of the best cb.a
of Family trade. We deliver to Broad Street Station
and. Radinr Terminal in time to catch deoired tnina.
No order ia too larre for our capacity nor too amall to
recei.e prompt and iatellireot attentioe. Our )8lle
buliA- il made up of amall items.
Philadelphia. Pa.
21st and Arch Streets
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THE avetace Y....,. Maa wisbeo to appear l!"d) m-d--yet feelo
the aeed of economy. To him the William H. Wuamahr
ltore malta opecial appeal with ill iftat otoclr. of Winter Suib
aad oYercoau, moderate io price aod tailored to perfection by IIIUter era ftuam.
WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER
I'Ur t
T....,. _. ...,._ Str.te
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Pa.
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Philade lphia u Wester n
Railwa y
Haverford Collqe Station
adjoins tbe CoUere rround1, and thi1 Line olen an attractiYe train oerYice
between Haverford Collere and all part1 of Philadelphia and Camden.
At 69th Street Terminal, connectiou can be made to and from Clifton,
Swarthmore, Media, Chester and West Clletter.
The Company aims to render attcntift and e&icient acme. to ita
patrou.
-TaLEPHONE CONNECTION-
H. D. Reese
•
De!!•• In
tile a•• y u q "
W:E&JU.T.
Manager J. K. Patrick and
The ~rd Board-Editor-inchief, C. D. Morley; associate edi- Captain Edwin R. Levin met the
tors, E. P. Allinlon, E. N. Ed- Alumni Athletic Committee to-day
warde, J . P. Phillips, J. Whitall _in reference to the schedule for
next season.
(Uld G. S. Wheeler.
Business man~r, E. W . David;
asai.tanu,1I. S. Hires, E . S. Cadin the
bury and W. P. ~omlinaon.
annual intencho~tic gymnastic 120~ Filbe~
meet at Haverford, on February
C. C. Morria, 'Ot, is a candidate 18th, have been 1ent to more than Boys' and MiMet' Sailor Suitt a Specialty
for Select Council on the City twenty-fin 1chools of Pennsyl- Ladieo' Tailor-made Suiu and Ridinr Habits
Party ticket from the Tenth Ward vania, New Jersey, New York,
I.
in Philadelphia.
Delawa~ and Maryland.
lnvitationa~ticipate
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb and
Smoked Meats
Philadelphi a, Pa.
Street
PETER THOMSON
THE TRADE-MAJt..K OF
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SUP~~~:~~~HE~
~~ial Line of Suitings
.. .at $30, $35, $38, and
$40
nee
Nayal and Merch,nt
Morn'•
Dep.rtmer~t
Tail~r
t.end f i - r
Sac~ ~d Tuxedo S!litl .
Made to order oaly-3 qencies
BoYI' :and Younr Men'• Norfolk,
,.I 118 Walnut Street, Phllade1.-..la . , ......... ,
, . . ,1 •. • ~11W- York
14 and 16 West 23rd Street.
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