The Harvard Camera Club announces that its annual exhibition of photographs will be held on March 7, 8, 9, and 10.

There will be three classes of photographs. In the first class all the work except printing and mounting must have been done by the exhibitor. For this class a first prize silver medal and a second prize bronze medal will be awarded. A second class, for portraiture only, will be under the same restrictions that governed the first class, but a first prize only will be given. In addition, the club offers a prize for the best set of pictures by one exhibitor, to be judged mainly on their artistic merits. This prize will be awarded, as last year, by Professor Norton. The first two classes will be judged by members of the Boston Camera Club.

The rules governing the exhibition will be as follows:

All photographs must be mounted on stiff cards preferably platinotype mounts.

All photographs must be in the hands of the secretary, H. Emerson, 63 Thayer, by March 1.

All photographs offered will first be passed upon by a committee of the club and unworthy ones will not be hung.

The competition will be open to all present and past members of the University, students and officers.

Freshman Glee Club.At the meeting of the Freshman Glee Club last evening the following officers were elected: President, G. H. Scull; vice-president, B. H. Hayes; secretary, E. Wadsworth; treasurer, H. Carleton; leader, W. W. Hoyt.

Graduate Club.This evening at the meeting of the Graduate Club, Professor Shaler will talk on the influence and use of environment upon education, with special reference to Cambridge conditions.

Andover Club.The regular meeting of the Andover Club was held last night in Thayer 44. After a few business matters were discussed and voted upon, the club was addressed by Dr. C. F. P. Bancroft, the principal of Phillips Andover Academy, and Dr. Bierwirth. A few songs were sung by a quartette from the Glee Club and after the business meeting was adjourned refreshments were served.

Wendell Phillips Club.The regular meeting of the Wendell Phillips Club occurs this evening in Harvard 1 at 7.30. The subject for debate will be, "Resolved, That the House of Lords should be abolished." G. A. Kaven '95 and E. E. Whiting '97 will speak on the affirmative, and C. B. White '96 and H. S. Hackett '97 on the negative. This meeting is open to the public.

All members of the Wendell Phillips Club are reminded of the sale of tickets to the Harvard-Yale debate, now in progress at Thurston's. Today is the last day of the sale open to members only; tomorrow the sale will be thrown open to the public.

Folk Lore Club.At the meeting of the Folk Lore Club, last night, Mr. Hisa furnished several tales illustrating the religious myths, as well as some of the present customs of the Ainu race of Japan. Mr. Newell then gave many interesting comments on general folk lore.