Crimson Calendar

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

Monday, January 17.

Briefs for Ames Club due. 2.30.--King's Chapel Lecture, "The Religious History of New England." II. "The Revolt Against the Standing Order.--The Unitarians," by Dean Fenn, at King's Chapel, Boston.

3.30.--Lecture, "Critical Events in the Development of American Railway Systems," by Mr. George B. Leighton, of Boston, in Lawrence 18.

4.30.--Lecture. "Giotto and His Followers." I. "The St. Francis Frescoes in the Upper Church at Assisi," by Dr. Osvald Liren, in the Lecture Room, Fogg Museum.

4.30.--Lecture. "Railroads and Military Transportation." II. "The French Railroads during the War of 1870-71," by Prof. R. M. Johnston, in Emerson A.

5.00.--Physical Colloquium. "The Emission Quanta of Characteristic X-Rays," by Dr. D. L. Webster, in Room 25 of Jefferson Physical Laboratory.

7.30.--Seminary of Economics. "Electrical Rates," by Mr. G. P. Wathins, of the Public Service Commission, New York, in Widener V.

8.00.--First performance of "Orpheus," given by University Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society in Agassiz House, Radcliffe.

8.15.--Concert for the Benefit of the Polish Relief Fund, by the Adamowsko Trio, in the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall.

Tuesday, January 18.

4.00.--Meeting of Faculty of Arts and Sciences in University 5. 8.00.--1919 swimming team vs. Dorchester High at Curtis Hall.

8.00.--Last performance of "Orpheus" in Agassiz House, Radcliffe.

8.00.--Medical Lecture. "Disorders of the Ear, Nose, and Throat--Prevention of Colds," by Dr. D. C. Greene '95, in Assembly Room of Union.

Wednesday, January 19.

Oral exams. commence.

3.00.--1919 hockey team vs. Milton, at Milton.

4.00.--Conference on Municipal Government, "The Politics of the New Neighborhood," by Mr. John M. Gans, in Widener N.

4.30.--Lecture. "Giotto and His Followers." II. "The Frescoes in the Arena Chapel at Padua," by Dr. Osvald Liren in the Lecture Room, Fogg Museum.

6.00.--1917 Senior Dormitory applications close.

8.00.--Princeton hockey team vs. Yale, at St. Nicholas rink; New York.

9.00.--1917 dance applications due.

Thursday, January 20.

3.30.--Dormitory hockey. Smith vs. Gore.

8.15.--Exposition of chamber music by Mr. Arthur Whiting, in John Knowles Paine Concert Hall.

Friday, January 21.

2.30.--1919 swimming team vs. Huntington, at Boston Y. M. C. A.

3.30.--Lecture. "Critical Events in the Development of the American Railway Systems," II, by Mr. George B. Leighton in Lawrence 18.

3.30.--Romance Seminary meets in Widener Y.

4.00.6.00.--University tea in Phillips Brooks House.

4.30.--Lecture. "Giotto and His Followers." III. "The Frescoes in the Arena Chapel; Giotto's Style in the Arena Frescores," by Dr. Osvald Liren, in the Lecture Room, Fogg Museum.

4.55.--Harvard Zoological Club. "The Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of the Adrenal Glands," by Mr. A. C. Redfield, in Zoological Laboratory, Room 46.

7.30.--Physical Conference. "Thee Modern Theory of Electric Conduction in Metals." II., by Prof. E. H. Hall in Jefferson Physical Laboratory, Room 3. University Fencing team meets Bowdoin.

Saturday, January 22.

3.30.--Second hockey team vs. Winchester Hockey Club.

8.00.--University hockey team meets Princeton at St. Nicholas rink. New York.

University wrestling team vs. Brown, at providence.