OUR ANNEXED SISTERS.

"WHERE are you going, my pretty maid?"

"I'm going to the Annex, sir," she said.

"What to do there, my pretty maid?"

"I 'm going to be cultured, sir," she said.

"What are your studies, my pretty maid?"

"Chinese and Quaternions, sir," she said.

"Then who will marry you, my pretty maid?"

"Cultured girls don't marry, sir," she said.

THE Bicycle Club will have a meet to-morrow.

THE score of the game with the Beacons yesterday was 4 to 2 in favor of Harvard.

THE third ten of the Institute from '82 are: Perin, Munroe, Thacher, Wendell, Goddard, Stetson, Webb, Paine, Chalfant, Fearing.

A MEDAL is to be substituted for the beer mug as the Glee Club Shingle. The medal of the active members will be of silver, that of associate members of bronze.

ALL those who desire to use the boats now contained in the old club house can obtain permission to do so by applying to F. H. Wheelan, H'y 24, between the hours of eleven and twelve.

STEPS will be taken immediately by the Executive Committee of H. U. B. C. to put the old club boats in order, and to arrange matters so that each man who obtains permission to use the boats will have a boat whenever he may call for it.

THE following men have been elected into the Everett Athenaeum: C. H. Holman, F. R. Burton, J. H. Beale, W. B. Fiske, G. C. Van Benthysen, E. H. Mariett, R. Cumming, A. M. Allen, S. Williston, H. L. Chase, C. A. Mitchell, S. H. Morrill.

THE following gentlemen have been elected on probation as active members of the Glee Club: P. J. Eaton, '83, and W. T. Richie, '83, 1st tenor; J. Dorr, '83, N. Davis, L. S., G. Kelley, '80, Chapin, '82, 1st Bass; J. Wakefield, '80, M. Earle, O. E. Perry, '83, 2d Bass.

THE following associate members have been elected by the Glee Club: From '80, H. Townsend, H. G. French, H. Jackson, L. E. Opdycke, W. R. Welling, F. H. Allen, E. Brooks, W. Blodgett, G. Peters. From '81, C. Sprague, R. Sturgis, W. R. Thayer, W. Y. Peters, F. Barton, A. Harvey, J. A. Nesmith, L. Godkin, W. A. Slater, and C. R. Sanger.

REPORT OF TREASURER OF H. U. B. C.

Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1879 $4,974.45

Subscriptions 2,428.00

Theatricals 1,747.18

Concert 292.00

Rent of boats and rests 139.50

Tickets for club boats 230.00

Entrance fees of races 101.00

Rent of shells for class races 126.50

Sundries 110.27

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$4,974.45

Board bill for 1878 $147.00

Rent of Boat House 403.68

Cost of prizes 190.00

Shells and oars 879.20

Training table 498.13

Board of Crew at New London 489.35

Debt to Mr. Blakey for club boats 405.75

Uniforms and sundries 1,326.29

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$4,340.42

Balance on hand 634.03

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$4,974.45