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...building at Princeton to be known as the Casino will be located in the rear of the Princeton Inn, somewhat back from Bayard Ave. It will be a stuccoed, frame building, ninety-five feet wide and one hundred and fourteen feet long. The main auditorium will be over one hundred feet in length and will contain two tennis courts with ample room at the sides and ends. The floor will be made with a special view to its use for dancing. The lighting will be through the roof and through the windows in the side walls, located nine feet above...
...least not so far as to follow out a fixed line of thought. It is to be a series of informal talks conducted on a plan and with topics very similar to those in the course which proved so popular this spring. The range of subjects will be a wide one, appealing to many different tastes and yet probably interesting to all. Sometimes a single lecture will serve to cover the ground; sometimes it will require several consecutive talks. Mr. Copeland's main object will be to give in a thorough and very concise manner discussions of various subjects...
...Paul's Society will be held tomorrow in Christ Church at the usual hour, four o'clock. Dr. Huntington of New York will preach the sermon. The St. Paul's Society has met with great success in its course thus far. The clergymen have been men of wide repute and have never failed to interest their hearers. We wish to call particular notice to the service tomorrow. Dr. Huntington is too well known to need any introduction other than the mere announcement of his being here. There are many men in the college who will be glad to have this...
...caucus is a very old American institution; Gordon, Hist. of Am. Rev. vol. 1, p. 363. (a) It first appeared in New England because of the wide extension of suffrage, - (b) It has spread with the extension of the suffrage. - (c) Practically the only change has been the choice of delegates to conventions: Works of John Adams, Vol. 2, p. 144. - (d). This was a natural and necessary development: Am. Cit. Manual...
...object of this regatta, a meeting of all members of the university will be held to-night at the boat house. The plans will then be fully discussed. It is important that all who can should be present, for to make the plan a success, there should be a wide spread interest and hearty cooperation from everyone...