EXAMINATION SMOKERS

Two smokers which served to break the monotony of the examination period succeeded in creating more than the usual interest. The first of these was on January 23, when Prof. William Lyon Phelps, Yale '87, and now occupying the chair of English Literature at that institution, spoke on "The Novel of Today." His informal manner of - speaking was attractive and instructive and held the close attention of all. The following week the recital of "The Man of the Hour," by Mr. Phidelah Rice, drew a large and appreciative audience. Mr. Rice went through the whole play, and with a marked versatility gave an excellent impersonation of every character.