Foxcroft Club.

The Foxcroft Club is in a most flourishing condition. It is free from debt and for the first time in the history of the club an emergency fund of $200 has been set aside. During the past two terms two dividends, each of 5 per cent have been declared, the first amounting to $180 and the second to $200. At present there is a balance of $100 in the treasury. besides $150 to meet any loss this month. The constitution limits the membership to 200 and there is that number in the club at present. The classes are about equally represented, besides a sprinkling of graduates and Law School men. A scheme has been proposed to increase the accommodations by extending the ground floor, but no final action has been taken.

The variety is said to be greater than the regular bill of fare list at Memorial. The average price of board during the year has been less than $3.00 per week. During the past year the price of board has been reduced five times, or in all about 9 per cent.

The club has extended an invitation to its senior members to spread there this year and many of them have accepted the invitation.

For the coming summer Professor Shaler has hired the rooms of the club for the summer school.