THRESH OUT CHAPEL QUESTION

The place of the regular meeting of the Paul's Society previously announced this evening, it has been decided to a new type of meeting, which will the form of a discussion. W. William '17 will lead this discussion, which be on the subject of "Private School and the Chapel Question at Col." The meeting will be held in the of Phillips Brooks House this evening at 7 o'clock. In order to make the meetings a success it is essential that there be a large attendance. All opalians in the University are cor invited to be present and to speak upon their views of the Chapel Question.

The annual business meeting and election of the St. Paul's Society will be held in Phillips Brooks House on Wednesday evening, January 20, at 7 o'clock. THe nominating committee has made the nominations for officers for the 1915-16: For President--R. L. Gif16, E. L. Tiffany '16; for vice-president--E. B. Everitt '17, S. Baldwin, 3d, for Secretary--R. M. Allen '17, F. Jr., '18. for treasurer--J. C. '16, J. P. Thurber '17; for member of the Graduate Advisory Committee Professor J. H. Beale.

Additional nominations may be made ition of ten members, and must posted in Phillips Brooks House in time today.

The annual business meeting and election of the St. Paul's Society will be held in Phillips Brooks House on Wednesday evening, January 20, at 7 o'clock. THe nominating committee has made the nominations for officers for the 1915-16: For President--R. L. Gif16, E. L. Tiffany '16; for vice-president--E. B. Everitt '17, S. Baldwin, 3d, for Secretary--R. M. Allen '17, F. Jr., '18. for treasurer--J. C. '16, J. P. Thurber '17; for member of the Graduate Advisory Committee Professor J. H. Beale.

Additional nominations may be made ition of ten members, and must posted in Phillips Brooks House in time today.

Additional nominations may be made ition of ten members, and must posted in Phillips Brooks House in time today.