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...some respects the Swan was like Sanders Theatre. It had an additional gallery, and the stage, instead of being behind the proscenium arch, was in front of it. The orchestra of Sanders Theatre, if cleared out, would correspond to the pit of the Swan. The fops and gallants, who did not care to go on the stage, used to send ahead their pages to hire stools and reserve good places in the pit. On either side of the pit were the Lords' boxes...
...night at the smoke-talk of the Catholic Club in the Delta Upsilon rooms. Mr. J. J. Roach of Boston addressed the club on the subject of "John Boyle O'Reilly." It was announced that the club will hold a public meeting next April in Sanders Theatre at which Arch-bishop Ireland will speak, and probably one in January or February at which Bishop Spalding will deliver the address...
...order of the crews from the wall is: '94, '95, '97, '96. Ninety-four will go through the second arch from the wall, '95 and '97 through the third, and '96 through the fourth...
...have been subscribed by undergraduates for the new Brokaw field, but it is desired that they increase this to $5,000. The total amount subscribed is $50,000. The memorial arch will contain a waiting-room, superintendent's room, carriage driveway and two pedestrian gates on either side. It will be built of gray stone and a tablet will be inserted to the memory of Frederick Brokaw...
...which is the gift of Professor Osborn. The entrance opens into a large hall to be used as a trophy room, wainscotted to a height of 6 1-2 feet with oak panels. The dining rooms, which extend the width of the building, open from the trophy rooms by arch doorways. The one on the right, intended for the use of the 'varsity, contains a tablet bearing the inscription: "1891," Presented to Princeton University by Henry F. Osborn, class of '77." The other dining room contains no fireplace, but is in other respects the counterpart of the first...