dition, and Princeton hopes to make a good show
ing at Mott Haven this spring.
Lacrosse is in a flourishing condition, there
being about thirty men practicing for the team,
and plenty of excellent material is at hand.
Those whose aspirations do not carry them into
the rougher grooveS satisfy themselves by wield
ing the tennis racquet.
The other college organizations are in a state
The gymnastic association is prac-
of activity.
tieing daily preparatory to the exhibition which
they contemplate giving about Commencement
week. The dramatic association is also getting
ready to bring out the play "Engaged," which is
to be presented some time during third term for
the benefit of the base ball• association.
All the college publications have changed
hands, and 'B9 has now the control of the P phut , -
lonian, Sit and Philadelphian, so that a new year
and a new condition of things has been ushered
URSINUS COLLEGE LETTER
The spring term of the college began April
9th, Professor Hendricks delivering the custom
ary opening address. On May ist the catalogue
for 'B7-•'88 will be issued. It shows a total at
tendance for the year of 160 student6—the best
record Ursinus has ever made.' A lawn-tennis
club, recently formed, promises to be very sue•
cessful. It already numbers a large list of active
members, who practice daily on the spacidus cam
pus, The Alumni and several society libraries of
the college, heretofore kept in different halls,
have just been consolidated and a general.library
room .established. The change meets with the
warm approval of the students, and as a result
large additions of new books are.coming in. A
department of music was inaugurated at the in
stitution this month. Preparations for the i 7th
Commencement in June are under way. "Hard
work, enthusiasm and much prosperity" is the
message Ursinus sends.
EDITOR URSINUS COLLEGE BULLETIN.
Gig!lepTille, Pa., April 23„.1888.
TI -4E FREE LANCE.
PRINCETONIAN.
LOCALS.
DIRECrOIn%
C'imssoN I.lTrit.‘ity Siwitrry
l'rembient
Vlee•l'renbdeat
Iteenr(ling Seeretary
Correspondlins, Seeretary
Treasurer
Librarian
Banker
WASH ixirrm LITKItA S(IVIET:i
l'resident
V lee-President
Recording Secretary
'erverinoteling Stierelm
Treasurer
Librarian
REIN' SOO KI'V
President
Viev•President
Seeretery
TrensuiVr
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
President
Secretary
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President
Seeretavy and Treasurer
Historian
PreSident
Secretary and Historian
President
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-I.insz is the best bowler in college
—Frank Carnegie is on the sick list
—Frank Musser is one of our best 1
catchers.
—The Freshman Latin Scientifics have
row to hoe. •
—The. boys of prepdom arc becomii
poultry fanciers.
—"Back" Reber is engaged in writing
It will be in blankety-blank verse.
.--Amateur photography is again bee
"craze" with a number of the students.
—lt is said that several new residenc
he erected at State College this summer.
—The new brick-works for the manufl
brick for the new buildings are about coi
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