ALL new clubs formed during the past year and not represented in last year's Index must send list of officers and members to Wm. H. Wiggin Jr., 6 Beacon St. Boston before Nov. 12 if they are to be represented in the Index this year.

tf'96 ELEVEN. - All candidates for the freshman eleven be on Jarvis at 3.00 sharp. Great need of more men.

A. BORDEN,Temp. Capt.VARSITY FOOT BALL. - Practice will begin at 2.45 sharp. Every man must be prompt. If any man cannot be dressed ready for play at that time he must see me before 1 p. m. today.

All those who do not tackle before playing must tackle immediately after practice.

B.W. TRAFFORD, Capt.Let everyone who wishes to attend the dinner to be given under the auspices of the Harvard Democratic Club, on Thursday evening Nov. 17, sign book at Leavitt & Pierce's before Wednesday noon. Price $2.50. No dress suits.

Dinner Committee,

S. Berry '92.T. H. Soren '93.

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C.R. Falk '93.CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. - During the week of prayer for colleges, a fifteen minute prayer service will be held every day at 1.05 p. m. Holden Chapel. All members of the University are urged to attend.

89t6FRESHMAN BANJO CLUB. - There will be a rehearsal at 25 Hastings tonight at 7 p. m. All who were to be at the rehearsal last night must come.

F. S. Hoppin Jr., temp. Sec.THERE will be no lecture in Zoology 1, today, Tuesday. Nov. 15th. Laboratory sections as usual.

DR. E. L. MARK.CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION RECEPTION. - this evening. Address by S. H. Hadley: - Rescue Work in the New York Slums. Mr. George Parker will sing.

HARVARD SHOOTING CLUB. - The following men will practise at the grounds at 2.30. Gould, Pierce, Talbot, Heckscher, Gibson, Sargent.

C. B. PIKE, Capt.