All notices for the weekly CRIMSON Calendar must be placed in the notice box in the CRIMSON Office on Fridays before 5 o'clock, marked "For the CRIMSON Calendar."

Monday, March 2.

4.00.--Entries for 1916 play close.

4.00.--Dramatic Club meeting, Trophy Room of Union.

4.30.--*Seminary of Economics. Professor F. W. Taussig on "Some Aspects of the Quantity Theory of Money." Upper Dane.

5.00.--*Physical Colloquium. "The Molecular Attraction and Compressibility of Helium and Argon" by Mr. R. H. Kent, Room 25, Jefferson Physical Laboratory.

7.00.--President Lowell and President Maclaurin on "The Agreement Between Harvard and Technology" at the Harvard Club of Boston.

7.00.--Freshman Bible Class meets in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House.

7.30.--*Class in Educational Missions, Noble Room, Phillips Brooks House.

8.00.--*Harvard History Club. Professor R. M. Johnston on "Military History." Common Room, Conant Hall.

Tuesday, March 3.

3.30.--*Lecture, "Spenser." III. Dr. Percy W. Long, Lawrence 12.

4.00.--Meeting of Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University 5.

7.00.--Student Council meeting in Trophy Room of Union.

7.00.--Sophomore Class in the Shepard Room, Phillips Brooks House.

7.30.--Undergraduate Economics Society. Professor O. M. W. Sprague on "The New Currency Bill" in Emerson D.

8.00.--Musical Clubs concert in West Newton.

8.00.--**Lowell Lecture. "The Founding of Modern Instrumental Music by Haydn and Mozart, Beethoven and the Sonata, the Symphony and the String Quartette," by Professor W. R. Spalding.

8.15.--*Meeting of Boston Society of Medical Sciences in Amphitheatre of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Huntington avenue, Boston.

9.00.--Senior Class Smoker in Dining Room of Union.

Wednesday, March 4.

4.45.--*Chemical Colloquium. "The Periodic Law and the Transformation of the Elements," by Dr. M. E. Lembert T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr. Memorial Laboratory.

8.00.--Harvard Mathematical Club. Mr. C. J. Coe on "A Topic in Divergent Series." Common Room Conant Hall.

8.00.--*Lecture. "Recent Exploration in the Land of the Incas," (illustrated by slides). Professor Hiram Bingham, of Yale, at New Lecture Hall.

9.00.--Professor C. T. Copeland, reading form Bret Harte and Mark Twain. Last reading of the year.

Thursday, March 5.

4.30.--**Lecture. "Some Contemporary French Dramatists," IV "Lavedan; Lemaitre," by Dr. Samuel M. Waxman, Emerson F.

7.15.--1917 Debating in Trophy Room of Union.

8.30.--Dr. Hamilton Rice '98, F. R. G. S., on "Further Explorations in the North-west Amazon Basin, 1912-13" at the Harvard Club Boston.

Friday, March 6.

4.30.--Annual meeting of Harvard Officers Fund Association, University 5.

4.45.--*Harvard Zoological Club, "Ophathalmic Operations and the Conditions Requiring Them," by Professor Myles. Standish; Room 45, Zoological Laboratory.

5.00.--Meeting of Faculty of Medicine, Medical School, Boston.

7.30.--**Harvard Divinity School and Andover Theological Seminary. Preaching service by Mr. A. W. Nagler, Divinity Chapel.

8.00.--*Vocal solos by Mr. Hubbard of the Boston Opera Company, Living Room of Union.

8.00.--Romance Seminary. Meeting in Upper Warren.

8.00.--**Lowell Lecture. "The Romantic Composers," by Professor W. R. Spalding.

8.00.--*Engineering Society meeting in Conant Common Room. "Preparation of Preliminary Reports and Application to an Irrigation Project." Mr. E. G. Sheibley.

Saturday, March 7.

First round of pool tournament ends.

9.45 A. M.--Harvard Teachers' Association. Twenty-third annual meeting in Sanders Theatre.

1.00.--Harvard Teachers' Association, Anual dinner in Harvard Union.