The first open meeting of the New Harvard Union attracted much more interest than the members had hoped for it. The successful candidates will be informed of their election in the CRIMSON of Tuesday.

The annual Ten Eycke prize speaking by members of the Junior Class at Yale was held Thursday afternoon. J. L. Hall of Willimantic, Ct. was awarded the prize, his subject being "Burke and Gladstone as Philosophical Statesmen."

In the southern tennis tournament being held at Tampa, Florida. R. W. Wrenn '95 defeated Guinstead 65, 63. Hobart and Wrenn played the final match yesterday and the winner will meet A. E. Wright for the gulf coast championship.