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The M.A.C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

YOLo  16. 

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hn~ Irh-""  us  0P'"11  Alr  c<mccrt<  Oil  ~n~h  W ed,,<' ,dR)"  " ,'""Jnll'  or  Ih"  ~prln "  ler"" 

,\1.  ,\ . t '.  l llll' r.-dflt .. "  ,n"b  lin  onUl"lnllion. 

THE  M ILIT AR Y  BAND  AT  M .  A .  C. 

COMMENCEMENT. 

CAP  NIGHT. 

\V [th  a  graduating  class  number 
ing  more  lhan 
IZj  m~mhcr~ ,  this 
,'car's  C01ll1IlC Il CCIlH'llt  will  be  a 
;ecord  b rl:':lkcr  in !lttclHbncc as well 
as  in  othe r  pa r ticulars.  Plans  arc 
going  on  r:tpidly  fo r  the  \':lrious 
c\'o::nts,  :tnd  a  g"ood  time  is  :Isstln.:d 
OlLr  seniors  liuring  th is,  t heir  last 
wCl,k  in  college. 

The committee, h;wing  in  c h<1rgc 
the  st:nio r  reception,  is  compost:d  of 
Prof.  Eustace,  Prof.  \' cddcr,  :'IIHI 
)'Iiss  Gilchrist.  Th is  has  co me  to 
be  one o f  the  most  important  feat· 
ures  of  the  eommencemcnt  fe~ti\" 
ities,  and  will  be  looked  forWlIrd  to 
with  much  pleasure  by  all. 

The  p rogram  liS  arranged  is  as 

follows: 

Friday,june !6- CommencemCllt 

Parties. 

S:lturday,june  t7  - Faculty  re· 

ception  to  seniors, 8  p.  m. 

Sund<lY,  June  1S-_Baccal;\ure~Jte 
sermon,  by  Rev.  A.  \V.  \\'ishart, 
of  the  Fountain  St.  Baptist  chu rch, 
Grand  Rapids,  3:00 p.  m. 

MondllY, June  I9-Senior  class· 

day  c,;e rcises,  Z  :00 p.  m. 

M onday e\'ening-President's  re· 

ception  to senior class. 

Tuesd"y,  June  19-Commcnce  
mente,;erciscs, at  10:00 a.  m.  Ad 
dress  by  Dr.  James  K.  P<ltte rson , 
of  Kentucky  State  Unive rsity. 

Tuesday  e\'ening  - Commence 

ment  parties. 

The  seniors  hold 

their  annu:rl 
picnic  at  Pine  Lake, on  Saturday, 
June  17· 
A 

large  number  of  alumni  and 
former  students  are  e,;pected  bac k 
to join  in  the  ~veek 's  festivities. 

T he  senior  girls  hllvc  a  house 

part y  at  Pine  Lake Oil  Tuesday. 

T he  big  farewell  to  the  seniors, 
kUOWIl  as  c ap  night,  will  be  held  OJ) 
Thursday  night  of  this  week,  and 
it is  hoped  and  e,;pecled  that  evcry 
olle  will turn  out aud help make  this 
e\'ent  o ne  long  to  be  remem bered. 
Thc  program  will  consist  o f 
sp~'eches, Illusic,  nr\)work5,  and  the 
II s uril  numher  o f  stunts  will  be 
('arried  out.  Las t  ,"e:lr  a large  !lU111-
ber  of  LIllsillg"  f(iends,  :IS  ' we1\  as 
College  lind  East  Lansing  people, 
witnessed  the  festivities,  and  e\'cry 
one e njoyed  the  same  immensely. 

The  program  will  starl  pro!'nptly 
at  7 :30,  so  be  re a ~ly  to  s wing  into 
linc.  The  classes  will  g athe r  in 
groups, as  indicated  on  tho:  postc rs. 
They  will  then  join  io  a  parade, 
headed  by  the  band, and  the  way  to 
Sleepy  Hollow  will  be  illuminated 
hy  ('olored  lights.  At Sleepy  lI ol 
low  the  program  proper  will  be 
Cllrried out around  the  big camp fire. 
The  music  will  be con tributed  by 
the  College  :\1 ilitary  Ballll, the  girls 
q uartet,  and  the  Aurorean  quartet. 
Speeches  will  be  made  by  the jun 
ior  and  senior  class  presidents, C. 
J. Ovklll, of  Bay  City, class of  1909, 
by  _\laror Gunson, and  othe rs.  A 
good  display  of fireworks  will  be  a 
fe~ture of the  e\·ening. 

The  burning of  the  s enior  book, 
the  freshmen  and  prep  caps 
and 
will  be  ca rried  on  with  due  cere 
mony, and  the  program  wilt  be  fUll 
from  start  to  finish. 

Led  by  the  band  the entire gath 
ering  will  sing  Alma  :\Iater  at  the 
close of  the e\'ening  p rogram.  Clip 
night  has  become olle  of  the  impor. 
tant  functions  of  the  season, as  the 
classes  arc  brought  into  tho:  closest 
relationship,  and  the  old  and  the 
new  are  more  firmly  cemented  to 
gethe r. 

ALUMNI 

II 

'6 !. 

Geo q,:"e  R.  Torrey ,  a  student  ;l! 
~l.  A.  C.  Ihl rill~  the  years of  l ,s:'ii-
1860,  was  a  college  visito r  th...,  p:lst 
limt:  since  the 
w eek,  for  the  fir st 
I 90 i. 
scmi·ce ntellnil{1 
II e 
1  n 
the  C.  H. 
i~  connected  with 
Little  C o.,  o f  Detroit ,  dealers 
ill 
~Ir. T o rre\'  has 
builders  supplies. 
hee n  with 
firm  'since 
the  a bo\'e 
1865,  and  is  still  :lhle  to  \'isit  his 
olnces each  (la~'  and  lake care  of  his 
share  o f  work. 
the 
campus  brings  to  mind  man)'  intcr 
estin~  events  of  the  e,lrly  days," 
s aid  )'lr.  Torre\',  and,  while 
the\' 
were  /lot  all  the  most  ple:1SlIllt ,  he 
W:1 5  perfectly  willing" 
tell  o f 
.:\Ir. Torrey  wason hl111d  be· 
them . 
fore  thc  shaving'S  from  the 
first 
buildi ng  were  swe pt  out.  S'lint s' 
R est,  the  half·wav  sto ne  and  '-hanl 
trick  and che('se" \~'ere all ('Oll1l11Cl1ted 
upon,  and 
:\Ir.  Torrey  believcd 
there.  had  been  progress all  'Ilong" 
the  11l1e. 

-'A  visit  to 

to 

, 

'=' 

'9:!· 
Edwin J.  Freeman, of  ~l illll...,apQ 
lis,  1Iil1ll.,  paid  the  college  a  short 
vi s it  a ll  S:tlurday  for  the  first  time 
ill  15 years. 
l ie  \\,,15  both !>urpriscd 
and  delighted  at  the  prOgress  of the 
old  school.  Followilw  his  <l radua_ 
• 
tlo n,  _,Ir.  FreC1l\<ll1  was  professo r  of 
ph)'sical  sciences at  the  State  :\'or· 
m<ll,  \Vinona,  Minn., until '99. when 
he  accepted a  position  as  professor 
of chemistry  at the  Xorthern  Insti· 
tute  of  O steopathy  in  the same t it),. 
H e  is  now connected  with  a  large 
manufactu ring Concern  in  :\Iinne:lp 
olis,  and  when  here  was  o n  a  trip  in 
the  inte rests of  his company .  The 
company  manufactu re  automobile 

'=' 

supplies,  and 
business 
ill 
transit. 

arc  doi ng  11  rushing 
ra pid 
theSe  days  of 

.96. 
C hus.  G.  \\-alson,  with  '96,  w as 
t.h"" 
the  o.:ollege  grounds  11  dl{Y 
0 11 
past  we ~'k, doing  a  little  supe nn _ 
Ihe  new  audition 
t~'lldill~  w o rk  0 11 
:\1 r.  \Va t_ 
to the dll:.miral huilding'. 
sun  is  a  contr:I~' \{}r of  D etroit. 

WAS HI NGTON  NOTES. 

A.  £ .  KO ~'h er,  'o ~ ,  is  in  from soi l 
su r vey  wo rk  in  Texas  to  spend  the 
s ummer. 

II.  E.  YOlln,!.!,  'o:!.  edito r  o f  the 
Farlllers'  RC~'i(';(',  Chil':lg"o,  \'isited 
\\' ashiugton  ~1.  :\.  C.  ,ilumn i  o n 
li e  \\3S  0 11  an  ex t...,nsivc 
the  9th. 
e:lstefll  to ur  in  t he  inte rests  of  his 
paper. 

E. J.  Kr:tu s~',  '07,  research  assist 
in  horticulture  ;1\  the  Oregon 
alit 
in  \Vash 
c,;periment  stalion,  W:l S 
ington;\  fe w  days  rece nt ly  on  some 
wo rk 
.;onnectioll  wilh  his  post 
j{ raduatc  work  al  Cornell  liniver 
si ty . 

in 

\\'.  J I.  Lapham,  '99,  in  charge of 
the  westefll  div is ion  of  the  soil  s ur 
\'ey, has  ldt  " rushing-tOil  to  spellli 
the  sutll mer  iu  supervising  su rvey 
wo rk 
I~ oc ky 
the  i'a.;ific  and 
ilis  wife  <llld 
~I ount ain  strl tes. 
little  daughter  accompanied  him  to 
C olo nll.lo_ 

in 

\V ord  was  received  recently  fro m 
the  Philippines  to  th...,  effect  thlit  R. 
L.  Clute,  '96,  haS  se .... e red  his  con 
nection  with  the  bureau  o f  agri 
culture,  as  an  agricuhur,tl  inspecto r 
to  finish  work on  <l  te,;t  book  of ele~ 
mentary  :'Igriculture  for  Philippine 
schools_  C.  ~1.  COllller,  '91,  is  as 
s istlH1t  c hief  the  bu rC<lu  o f  ag ri_ 
cultu re. 

Th e  M.  A. C.  RECORD 

TAU  BETA  PI. 

JUNIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS . 

Th e  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

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TUES DAY,  JUNE  13,  1911. 

COMMENCEMENT  PARTI ES. 

T he  CU lllnll' lh','lll('111  parli~'::1  will 
hc){ill  on  Ill\'  16th,  awl  p];Il),.  arc 
hcillJ,:'  Hl"dc  f"T  Ihe  bcst  po!>~ihl~' 
times in  con n ... .:lioll  with  c.Kh .  F or 
th t,  bCllctil  of  ;liumui  \\ ho  m;II 
\I" 
\\ ilh  II"  at  thlll  time.  \\('  ;.:i\I.licTl- 
with  "  II",  .)f  the  p:trtil''',  wilh  .1;11\'", 
of S:l1I1l' : 

Jl"

),  16. 

D dr/lir.-Colllllll·IIO.:CnWUI  p:lrt.\· 
unJ  h:l.uquel  II  ill  he  hell!  ill  Clu b  D .. 
ami  t he  1!;IIKe  will  I>{.'  ,i.:i,cn  in  th ~' 
p:l"ilio n  at  I' in ~'  I. akl·.  The  Co!· 
thl' 
le;:e  o rc heslr:1 

furnio:o il 

\\ill 

11l1l,,1 ~· . 

A urort'<1I1 .-Both 11'lllce  and  b:lll· 

que!  williX'  held  :11  t he  I)o\\' nc~. 

F r(Jr(Jllial/.- Reun ioll  and  han· 
qU e l  in  the  i\1:t.<..onic Temple. 
Ihn· 
qud  .1\  4:00  p.  Ill.,  ill  the  T~·It1pk . 
E/'o  Alp/drill. _  C o mnwlH'ell1clll 
p:lrty  in  .\rlllory . .  \  h!l!l'l lld  will 
precede  the  dance. 

Il' '''''  ~O. 
F ()  ,. r I/.f i r.  - Commence ment . 
l3anquet  will  be  held  in  Cluh  D, 
in  a,.selllhh· 
\r ells  Ibll.  Dan ce 
hall,:lgrin liturai  buildill).;".  Finz('ll's 
o r.::he~tra,  of  D~' lroil,  h:ls  heen  se· 
cured  for  both  han(luet  :lIld dance. 
{ 'lIioli  Lif. - Banquet  will  he 
room  of 
S<'n'cd 
\romen's  1l'.lilding".  Vance  ill the 
societl'  house  on  the  cam pu,.. 

III  the  llin in}:t 

C"ill ll/ biali. _  Bllnquel  will  he 
helll  ill  Cluh  G,  Williams  hall.  allli 
danc ing  will  follow  ill  th('  socid,: 
room. 

l/r.rprriafl.- I' arty to  be on June 
foll ow ing-

::0.  Dallce  in  Armon 
. 
the  b:lIlq uet. 

Phi  Delts, __ Ballljud  :1\  H o tel 
Downe \·.  Dunce 
ill 
1Ilasolli'c  temple at  I U  ; 30.  Fischer's 
orchestr:1  will  furni sh 
lIlu;;,ie  f or 
both  b,lmp,ct  :lud  d:lIlce. 

\1 ill  he  held 

feed  ~t  the 

Ed/'Clic  l'<7rl)·._ Pllrt~  will  be· 
gin  ),!omb,'  cl'cnin""  with  a 
o:ot:l ~ 
smoker  :lIIj 
! Iotc! 
Dowlle,·.  at  which  dsiti ng  :Jlulllni 
will  hl:  guests  0  f  h  0/10 r.  On 
the  banfJud  will 
Tue ~d:I\'  c\'e!li ll<' 
he sened  ill  th~ sodety's  ha nq uet 
h:lli  :l.t  S :30,  fo!1Olled b.:-' d:mcillg". 

U~I'I!1pit-.- The  h:uHluCI  w ill  be 
held in  Cluh  A,  \\·i lli :1.1I15  lIall,  .Iml 
the  Jallo,;e  in  the  SOCich"S  room  ill 
th e  same  hu ilding. 

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EUI/(Jlllia l l . -The banquel  will be 
held  in  Cluh  D.  \\'ells  Hall, after 
which  the  member",  :l.uJ  g-uests  wi ll 
go hy special (':l.r  to  Pine  lake.  where 
danc ing  will  he  enjoyed 
in  the 
p:wilioll. 

A  large  number  of  alulllll i  arc 
cltpccted  back  for  Ihe  commence· 
ment  festi"iti cs,  allli  will  110  Iioubt 
be guests of  their  ,'arious  societi~'s . 

The  East  L:lI1sing  public  school 
closeJ  on  frida y  of  last  week.  and 
the  children Clljo'\'ed  a  big  picnic  011 
thllt  da\·.  An enti rely  new force of 
tc;,\che r';i  will be e mployed next year. 

CAPT .  C .  M  H OLL EV 
111" h .... · b(mor "ft·  orl,·,·"  Iii,  !" ,·,.",I 
',tI1o.  II  ~,  Itlll1"l") 

.\lJllunl  1.\"1\'1"" 
"n;,·,· ... · A  __ (~·l " U,,·, 

OFFICERS'  BANQUET. 

The second ,mnu:II  hanquet of the 
O/li cer" .·\$"OC;;ltl0n  o f  t he  ),J ilit:l Tl 
Dcpartment  W:l.S  helll  III  the  I fote! 
D owlkY  011  Jun ...  5, 
' 9' 1.  T ht' 
affair  wa~  in  Ih c  n:llllre  o f:t  f3re· 
\\ l·ll  to  Capt.  Ii olley,  who  k :t\'l'~ 
t his  s ummer  10  join  his  regiml' lIt  in 
I lll' regu lar  ;Irmy. 

(Iinne r, 

,-\fter  :l 

,leli:thtful 

the 
1\ as 
fo llowing  prog:ram  of  toasts 
gi,·cn .  with  C o\.  C _ \\'.  )'l c l\:ibhill 
a,.  tl):lstl1l:1ste r: 
SergI.  P.). Crns"-,  t'.~. A. 

R~·mini;;.::e lll"l~s  of  Arm,'  Lif..: 

A  Hu ge  Jokc- C:lpt.  G.  11. 

Smith. 

lkr. 

T he  ~lilitaTl·_ l'rC s.  I.  L.  SII)" 

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Superhll- Capt.  Gco.  ShefiielJ. 
The  Full  CaIlIl'CIl-:\l:tjor  R oht. 

P.  I Ioldswort h. 

A llios- Ca pt.  G.  M. 

lIulley,  l ·. 

S.  A. 

At no  tim e  in  t he  his ton  o f  the 
college  h:l!;  the  military  dl'p:l rllllent 
beell  in  heller  cOllllition.  :lIld  ~· a ch. 
took  CM:c:lsioll  10  comi)li, 
spea.ker 
ment  the  wo rk  of  our  I>opuiar  com · 
ma nrbn t. 

the 

subject  o f 

Capt.  H o llcy  spoke  in te restingly 
on 
International 
Pcac(',  and  sla ted  that.:ls  a  clllss, no 
one is  more  anxious  fo r  pe:~ c e  than 
the  soldier  himself. 
ties 
have  been  estllhli,.h",d,  and  he  is 
101lth  to  lell\ e  these  fo r  t he  pri'·:I. 
tions  of  a  life  in  th e  :l n l1\,.  The 
spea ker  rel-icwcd  his  wo rk  ,l\  ),1. 
.:\.  C.,  llnu  s t:!led  that  he  b:ld  ell, 
joyed  the  work durin g  the  P:lst  two 
I·ea.r"  ,'en'  much  illdced . 

11 0me 

The officers  of  thc  l'o1!e;fe  re j(i. 
m ent .  nurnhering: 
!ltknded 
thi;;,  banq uet  in  fu !1  d rcss  uni fo rm. 
Prof.  F.  S.  l\:edzie  \\a~  alllo ng  the 
guestS. 

filly, 

T he  menu  c ards  were o f  the  col, 
lege  g reen.:l n  excellcnt  pictu re  of 
the 
Capt.  ll oll e~-

a ppc:lrin!! 

"'!II 

CO\'l~ r . 

'0:: . 
T he Detroit College of Law holds 
its;! 1st  COmmellcelll(,llt  "n  Thurs· 
1.1a)·  c"cning  of  this  week.  A bout 
50  young  men \\ il!  reccive  lliplomas 
:it  Ihis  time, :lmong \\ hom is  our old 
\\' hile 
frie-nJ,  Burt  \\' e r muth, 'O ~. 
holding  his  position  on  Ih c  .1/icll· 
igun  Farmcr,  ~lr.  \\' t'rmuth  h:ls 
occ upied  his  spare time  in  st udy, the 
result  of  which  is  as  s!:Ited  above. 
T he  cbss w ill  be  ill  Lalls ing  F ri · 
day,  when  thc~'  will  be  form:llly  :ld· 
mined  to  the  ba r. 

.i\lr. 

IIlcmher . 

The  \·car,.  actil'ities  of  1':lU  Bc ta 
P i  \1 er~ brought  to  a  finin):!  c!o,.e 
laSt  Thuro:od:t}  night  w hen  ,:\1 r.  G. 
\\' .  \ri \1iams,  '96,  was  initiated  iI!O 
\\'il· 
:In  honQr:ln' 
Iiams  rece i\:cC!  t he  ad\-:l.Ileed  degn.'e 
of  .:\1.  L  fr OIll  this  colle ge  in  1909. 
alll!  i;;,  now superilltCndellt o f  a 1Il:l1l· 
uf:"tcturil1:{  firm  at  Dumi:ls.  Ontariu. 
After  t he  initiation,  the  comp:m y 
adjou rn ctl  10  Club  G.  wherc  a  ;(00\1 
fccd  W:1"  in  read iness.  Pro f.  \\,il· 
"on  a.:kd  :IS 
the 
foliowinJ,;:  to:ls ts  were respondeli  to: 
The  1':15 t - H.  J L  }'lu s5dman, 

toaSlm:lster,  :.Ind 

'o~ . 

Til t.;  Ellgincerill:.!  Proh'5sioll 

Dean  G.  \\'.  Hi,.sdl. 

T hc  I'r,:scllt_G.  \\' .  \r illi:ln1::', 

·~6. 

The  E!:lS1i ~'  Limit-E.  E.  \\':11· 

!:lee .  '11. 

The  Fut\: re - L.  J.  l\: napp,  '[;!. 
T hc 
:Ilulllui  me rn he n.. 
pr~'5ell t 
\\('re:  A.  C.  Pratt.  '0 ,;  II.  C. 
Pratt,  'og ;  II.  E.  :\Iar~h.  '0:-' :  II. 
'os.  and  0.  \\'. 
II.  ),lu5selm:lI1, 
I lvbb::.,  '10. 

F if'\'l'll  members  graduate  this 
the  chapte r  with  :10 
,Iun(',  lcal'i u;!" 
actin'  m emhe rship  of  l'ight  with 
\1 h ich  10  begin  t he  work  of  ncxl 
~ c:lr. 

COSMOPOLITAN  CLUB  FARE 
WELL  BANQUET. 

The  H·cand  annual b:ln<j uet  of the 
look  plan;  lust  \\ ' ednesc!:~r 
duh 
en:'nin}:t,) tine  Ilh,  in  the  parlors  o f 
Ch:b  D.  The  tables  were  daimill 
dC\'oraleJ with carnations ill  red ;111(1 
whitc.  \,  hidl  a re  the  colors  of  the 
dub.  The  menu  was  in  the  nature 
of  a  slraw ocrry  feast ,  au g- menl .. d 
with  l'llOUgh  solids  to  make  the 
feast  ullsurpas!L'd.  Toastmaster  E. 
C.  Lindcmann called  upon  thc  fol· 
re· 
lowing  gentlemen,  who  abh' 
sponded  to  their  toasts:  A. ·!tano. 
'I I,"  Launch illg  the C.  C. at  !\L  A. 
C.;"  C .  Okada,  "Looking  Back· 
w:lrus;"  .I.  F.  Campbell, 
' ·Thc 
Cosmopolitan  Athlete  in  Action;" 
),hyo r  T .  Gunson,  "The  ),1:1.11  :lIld 
the Student ;"  PreSident:  A,lddlcs. 
"Farewell,  Seniors ;"  Presiu('l11· 
elect  II.  Hough, .•  The  Outlook  fo r 
191~." 

The assembly  [ a\'orcd  the  s ug. 
~estion of  E. C.  Lindcmalln  to  pub. 
lish  an  alumni  leaflet.  The  hanquct 
left  the  IllcmbNs  in  an  in vig-orat~'d 
spi rit  fo r  producti Y ~  a.c ti, ities  in  the 
coming  19 12. 

A  SURPRISE. 

On 

)'lolI(l:Iy  cYening,  June  5, 
.:\Ii ss  Coad  was  gil'cll  a  dinnc r 
pa r ty  b., 
the  df.'p:l.rlmcnt  teachers. 
The  party,  which  was  a  sllrp ris{'. 
was  ill  hOllor  of  hcr  approaching 
marriage. 

A  delightful  menu  was  "en'ed, 
afU'r  whic h  t he  following  program 
of toasts  was given: 
The Groom~ 

"None but  himself can be  his parallel. " 
)'ll !'~  C O,\ I) 

The  :\Iothc r·in·la w-

"A nd all  her paths art'  peace," 

i\iH S.  II.  C.  GILCl llti ST 

T he  Bride-

" Angels  are  painted  fai r  to  look  like 
,'ou  ., 
i~ O~A ~I O:(O hE Oll!': 

The  Y ct  10  Be_ 

"Be ,rise  today.  'tis madness  to defer:' 
}Obss  FREYllOF Etl 

M,Dumid  is  Unanimous  Chokl  For 
Tuuurcr. 

The  junio r ela .. s  met on T hu rsda\" 
nool1  of  l:t"t 
\I cek .  ami  pl:iced  iiI 
nornilmtion  nl lldid.II~·S  for  the  ~el'· 
cral  olli(e~.  On  Fri,i:I\'  thl'  clcl'l i()11 
1\" ;15  held.  :lIld,  t holl~h  \ l' ry  dO~l·. 
the  best  of  feeling  prcI·ailel1. 
\\' jt h 
tbc  ~'xception o f  tr,·:ISlI rl·r.  t he  SlIe· 
~'essf\ll  c:llldidates  \lOll  Qlltln- frOlll 
,·otcs.  F.  Ii.  ),J c· 
four  10  ~igh t 
Dcrmid 
\\':1 "  unallimollslv  cho~cll 
for  the  secllnd  time  fb  trcn,;urer. 
So  cllkicllt  ItllS  heen  h i",  sen' icc" 
that  the  das~  \\ o uld  not  consider 
all)  "till'r  l·'llIdidatc.  T his  i~  Ihe 
t hird  time  ,.  :\I ac'"  'dassm:I\~' S  han' 
tilu"  hOllored  him _  1\\ i ~'" 
IllUm i, 
1ll 0\l~ly .  :l.ml  OIKC  h~  ~ trai;;ht  ele~" 
tion.  The  (llIicl'rs  l,ll'lt  ar~':  F o r 
p re~ i Je 1H,  R . .I.  Tellkolloily;  d~'{'· 
pre~idellt,  Elida  [)e:lroorn:  §ccr~" 
l:try.  R lilph  l\:irh.1  ;  tr.:asurer.  F.  II. 
),IcOerm id.  Illl'mitc r"  o f  Ihc  ~Iu· 
lll-nt  e01l! I~·i l.  Earl  1I00chi n  :lIld  ),I n-.: 
G :l rd ner.  For  the  th ird  memhcr 
on  this  cOli llcil.  \ -e r ne  Brandl  :111\1 
In  (}r.ier  to  de· 
.\l£re.1  Iddles  tied. 
\\ !." 
tcrmine  thl 
to,,§ed. 
:11111 
)'Jr. 
llrlllleh. 

POSili(1!,  a  l'oin 
the 
IQ 

fel! 

lot 

HORT.  CLUB.  BANQUET . 

A  most  enjoyable  I,:m qun  II:" 
t hai  of  Ihe  I lOr!.  Clu h  o n  1'U{,5(;:lr 
c,·cnin'.:: of  I:!~t  wel'k. 
::\'ol hi ll)[,\-I\:' 
includcd, {·ith e r  in  the  \lIcnu  o r  ill 
thc (lcco r:lti o l1~,  th:lt  W:b  II()\  a  frui t 
of  somc  SOrl.  E\'c rl"  fruit  \\  hidl 
the  1Il:lrkcI  :Iffonls  w; s  SCfll·d,  :lIId 
:111  ",orl <'  of  11':11"".  The 
served  ill 
h:U Hlllct  W:I "  hdd  in  \\'i lli:; ms  Ha ll. 
t he  \-:l.riet\·  o f  fruit.  \O·'elh ... r 
am! 
Wilh  th ...  no ral ' decor:lliOIl S.  I~:lde a 
\'e ry  pretty  s(·cne. 

This  WaS  the third annual h:lllfjuet 
of  this cl u b. ;uul  t he e,'en!  II ;1,  in  the 
nature of  a  farewell  to  the  sen ior". 
The  memhers,  IOJo::cther  with  their 
guests, g.lthe red  lit  the  lIo rt.  bui ld 
ing  3t  i  :30,  and  ma rched  in:l.  bod v 
to  th e  ha,l(juet  h:111. 
~el" retan  atl~1 
:\1 rs.  Brown  we re  guest;;,  of  h·onor. 
j\fte r  the  ballll\1l·t  was se n · ... d,  C. 
B.  Tuhe rg"e n.  p rcsident o f  t he  du b. 
p rcsidnl  :tS  to:lSlm:l5tl' r .• UlJ  c;llJcll 
IIpon  the  fo llo,.\n)[  fo r  short  tal ks : 
:Sec.  A,  .:\1.  Brown.  I'rof.  II.  1. 
Eustace,  L  B.  ~cott,  ',I.  of  A;l' 
h urn.  In;1.,  :\!a\or  Gunson .  :lnd  It. 
G.  Kirll\, '1::. ' 

,.  H. ClIrlllOlh.  'I~.  sec reta.r\'  o f 
th ~'  cluh,  W:l.S  c;~jled  upon,  and  ;c:ld 
letkrs of  rCl-:rct  fr o m  D;ldd  \\·ood· 
wo rth, of  Clinton;  li on .  Ch:l:'.  \\'. 
G arficlJ.  '10.  of  Gr:lnd  Rapids;  C. 
E.  Bas!el ,  of  Felll!l ille.  who  i ~  sec, 
rel ary  o f the ),1 i,hig:1II  Il o rticultural 
Soci£:t.\·,  a.nd  Benton  (jehh:l rt,  of 
1·I:lrt. 

T he  afbir  I\a~ a  fitting  d oo:oe 
to 
thc  :>ucccs"fu l  \·e:lr·,.  work  aCCOIn. 
plished  by the  cl u b. 

ECLECTIC  ELECTION. 

Il ar ry 

T he  E clect ic 

-S()('ie t\"  held  thei r 
:Ulilual  elec tiOIl  <If  oltieers  fo r  Ihe 
fall  term of  '91"  Satunlay,Julle 3. 
Th e  follo\\ illg'  memll(' rs  were elect. 
eu: 
\ '. (;ol1 in,..  presiu('nt: 
P. I. Alltm. I icc presi,lt'l1t;  II:(rmon 
J.-:.  \\. rig-ht,  secret:tn';  L  Stallle\" 
Storms . trC:I~r.:r i  G'lcnll  T . CalL' ,:, 
marshal;  Ll'o  ). I!u):"hes,  Rp;cO\io 
ed ito r,  and  L eon  J.  Hi ll,  house  in· 
Spt'ctor. 

Aftcr  the  electi on  a  slnoker  :llld 
feell  was  gin'n  by  the  rl·tirillg"  o lti . 
ce rs,  alld  :1 gl'lleral  good  time  was 
cnjoyed. 

, 

- The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

thin g  in  the  way  of  fine  Stationery, 

al~ E  make a  specialty of providing every-
m 
mmm  announcements,  invitations,  programs, 
, 
±±::IO 
W:ffiffi  etc . 
. 
• U . 

CJI Our facilities  are complete for 
D esignin g,  Engravin g,  Printing  and 
Binding  Class  P ublications  and  College  A nnuals 

.

, 

Robert  Smith  Printing  Company 

W  ... hinaton  Ave.  and Ionia 5 1. 

Lan";na 

I  4 

MIFFl.ll'P S 

1-'-'  1 

E VE RY  COLLEGE  MAI\  wan ts  th e 

latest 
styl e  in  hi s  new  suit.  T here  is  no  reason 
why  he  should  not  have  that,  together  with 

the  bes t  q uality  :md  fir. 

Th ese  all  go  with  the  KL EE,  made  to  your 
measure  clothes.  C ome  in  and  "e  the  samples . 
ELGIN  MIFFLIN 

"GOOD THINGS TO  WEA R" 

-
Beautiful  White  Goods 
for the Graduate at 
The  DANCER = BROGAN  Store. 

-

-

Great  care  h as  been exerc ised  in  making 
o ur  Wh ite Goods  department most com-
pl ete.  Pri ces are right, and st y les of fab-
ri C  are  th e  latest  A meri can  and  foreign 
makers  produce. 

Screen  Doors 
Screen  Windows 
Wire  Cloth 

We  have  the  Wi re  Clot h 
io  Painted , Galvanized 
and  Copper. 
= 
We  appreciate  your  trade. 

[\'E~Y KI NO  Of 

FURNIT URE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

Norton's  Hardware 
III  Wnsbl"II"tO n  An.·,  S. 

C:olI~lr~  !:S u ss  l1ud4u.ttUI 

ALL  COODS  DELIVERED  fREE 

M.J, 8.  B. M. BUGK 

-~  ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

Student pay Jay \ Vcdnesd ay.  AI! 

bills  shou ld  be  in  loday. 

Miss  Katherine  Collins, with  'oS, 
is  employed as  nurse  at Cottag"c  D, 
in  connection  with a  ca!;e of  fc,"cr. 

Miss  l\largarct  Chaffee,  who  has 
been  ill  at  he r  home  for  scyerai 
'weeks,  is  again  at  he r  post  in  Prof. 
French's office. 

The 

tnlc k 

tea m  and  base  baH 
team  were  photographed  touay, and 
these  pic tures  w ill  be  added  to  the 
groups now d isplayed  in  the athletic 
department oRice. 

Dean  L ym:m was called  to  '-ic k s· 
bu rg,  Mich .,  S:lturdar  on  offici:ll 
business. 

;\1 rs.  Eu s tace  entertai ned  at  din 
ner,  \\'edncsday  c"ening,  in  hono r 
o f  i\lrs.  A.  J.  Patten. 

Sec.  Bro wl!  w as  in  Schoolcraft :l 
da \'  or two  the  past  w eek, looking 
nfier  his  interests  at  that  pbce. 

1\1r.  Samuel  Coch r:lI1e  is  huild ing 
a  ne w  house  on  the  Chase  and 
Angel addition,  near  Pille  !:tke . 

"erne  C.Sch :lffcr,  'II,  of  Stur 
gis,  and 
l\Jiss  Tasa  Gardner,  of 
Lans ing, arc  to  be  married  on Ju ne 
:! O. 

U . C. Ze luff, 'q, h as been obliged 
to drop out of college  011  :lccount of 
illness,  and  h as  gone  to  his  hom Ii': 
in  Seneca  Falls,  N .  Y . 

M iss  Rosamond  Ked zie,  who  has 
been  teaching at  J ac k sO!lI'iLle,  Ill., 
the  past  rear,  is  at  home  fo r 
the 
summer  \·acation. 

Dean  Shaw  w as  in  Adri;'ln  o n 
Saturd:ll',  whe re  he  made 
tl\-O  ad 
dresses b efore  the  farm e r;;'  organ 
izations of tha t  community. 

The junior  class  team  w on  two  o f 
the  series  of  games  with  the preps. 
The ch ampionship noW  lies between 
t he  jun iors  and  sOl"homores,  and 
these  teams  will  play the final  se ries 
this  week. 

' 

H omer  Eaton,  '03,  who  is  COIl 
nec ted  with  the  ci ty  gns  wo rk s  at 
Fl int,  was  a  college  I'isitor  the  past 
week.  After g raduatio n  Mr. Eato n 
was  with  the  Gas  Co.  at Ja ck son 
fo r  some time, thell  at Sagina\,', and 
now  in  the  sam e  linc  o f  work  :It 
Flint. 

An o rdin:lllce  granting the  )1.  U . 
R. to  change  its  road  bed  o n  Gr:llld 
Ri ver  A~-e .,  M.  A.  C .  AI-C.,  :lnd 
Linden  St. in  such  a  manner as wi [[ 
straighten  wha t  is  now  a  difficult 
\\'he n  the  lines 
curve, is  p roposed . 
a rc  completed  it is  planned  to  have 
through cars  from  Owosso  to) ack 
son.  The  o rdinance  will  be  voted 
upon  at a special  election,  to  be  held 
~t the  public  school  house  on June 
19, a  th ree-fifths  vote  being  neces· 
s:J.ry  in  o rde r  to  pass same. 

The  board, as  audited  ill  the  v;l ri 
OUi clubs  fo r  the  spring  term,  is  as 
follow s :  A ,  $~'95;  B,  $ 2.S5;  C, 
$',33 ;  D, $',33;  E, $3;  G, $""'" 
The band  w ill  not g-ive their  usual 
conce rt  on 
'\-ednesday  el·cning . 
A  number of  the players  will  be a b 
sent ,  and  it  w as  thought best  [J ot  to 
make :tny  p romises  fo r  that date. 

The  last  meeting of  the  athletic 
boa rd  o f  control  fo r  the  year  w as 
held  Frid ay,  and  was  well  attended. 
A 
review  was  taken  of  the  pas t 
year's  work,  and  p lans  we re  talked 
ove r  fo r  lhe  coming ye:t r. 

Fil-e  members  of  our  present 
graduating  class  a rc  sons or d:lugh 
ters  of  former  M.  A.  C.  me n. 
H e re  is  the  list:  Miss  Marg:lret 
K edzie,  daughte r  of  G.  E .  Kedzic, 
'73;  Ralph  ' V.  Sloss,son  of  W.). 
Sloss 'j6;  Robert  H oldsworth,  s o n 
of  W. :;.  H oldsworth,  '78;  B.  S. 
P orter, son of B e njamin  C.  P orter, 
'S7,  :lnd  Geo.  H.  Collingwood,  son 
of  )  udge  C. B,  Collingwood,  '85, 

Prof.  Mac klin has secu red:1 game 
of  football  w ith  the Ohio  X orthe rn 
U niversity,  which  prac tic:dly  co m· 
pletes the list of g am es.  The sched· 
ule  will  be  published.  in  Oll r  b.;;t 
iss ue  o f  the  R ECOItD . 

l\I.  C.  Greenleaf,  of  the  present 
gradua ting class,  has  been  trndered 
a  posit ion  at  Flint, with  th e  Cit)' 
Gas  \Vorks .  H e,  ho wcver,  had  al 
ready  decided  to  go  to  D ctroit, 
where he  will  be  employed  by  the 
g as  company  o f  that  city,  in  whose 
employ  be  has  already  se rved  two 
yea rs. 

in 

T he  Idler  party  g iyen 

the 
Armory  on  Friday  e\-ening  was  in 
the  n ature  o f  a  shirt-waist  party, 
which added  to  the  co mfo rt  of  the 
T he  college  o~chestr;1 
evelling. 
furnished 
A 
excellent  mUSIC. 
sj>Ccial  featu re  dance  was  givcn  by 
s ix  g irls in  costume, and was greatly 
enjoyed.  Th e  patrons  fo r the  even 
ing  w e re  Prof.  and  .Mrs.  Babcock, 
Prof.  and  Mrs,  \\'ilsol1,  :\l rs.  L an  
do n  and  ~1 rs.  R obson. 

-

. 

~~ J ~ 

, 

::\liss  )Jary  G.  Allen,  '09,  ..... ho 
has  been  [eachillg  at  C ape  Gir:lrd 
eau,  :\ 10 ..  this  wime r,  p:lill  colle<>'e 
fr iends  a  " isit  the  past  wee k. 

", 

F.  A. Burt.  instructor  in  zoology, 
f .... llowsh ip  at  the  Chic!wo 
h as  a 
L,; nil'ersill', and  will  spend  his S\l;;; 
me r  v:lCation  in  study  at  th:lt  insti 
tution. 

:\J iss  A gnes  C rumb  has  resi"'neu 
hc r  pos ition  as  assistant  libra";.ian. 
H er  pbce  w ill  he  taken  b ,- :\fiss 
Betty  P alen,  a  memher of  the  pres 
e nt  g raduating class. 

:\f essrs.  I Ia rgravt',  Chas.  Ro bin  
son,  and  H.  A. Sias  took  thc  third 
degree o f 
:\1:15011(\'  at  the  Okemos 
lodge  rooms on  T 'hursday  evening 
of last  wee k.  Sevc ral  of  the  Lan. 
sing  members  were out. 

C.  F.  Ih rn ulll ,  junior  :Ig.,  was  :It 
Akron, Ohio,  Ihe  past  week,  mak. 
in)!  a  re-test of  Ihe  milk  produced 
br a registered Gue rnseycow owned 
hy  O.  C.  Barber,  o f 
th:!t  _place. 
T his  co ..... ,  known  as  Spolwood 
Dais),  P earl,  has  a  record  of  450.62 
pounds o f  butter  fal  in  si.'(  mouths. 
This  exceeds  any  previous  Guern  
sey  record  by  35  pounds. 

Icc  c ream 

T he  lawn  felc  given  br the soph_ 
omores  011  Friday  even ing  was  io 
the  naturc  of  all  out-of- door  ten 
and  wafers 
o'clock. 
we re  sen·ed.  The  class  cleared 
O\'er  $ 17  on  the  ve nture.  T he 
band ,  always  rcady  to  aid  every 
body,  was  on  hand, and  thc  Ihanks 
of  the  entire  class  a rc  tendered  for 
the  music  furnished  on  this  occa 
sion. 

- - -

SOCIETY  AND  CLUB 
OFF ICE RS. 

The  Della dub  have  ~Icctcd  the 
following  ollicers  for  the  emiuing 
year: 

President_II.  H.  ),Iussc]rn:ln. 
Secrct:lry-C.  i\l.  llargm\'c, 
T reasure r-II. HensC'1. 
:'\cw  memhers  of  the  ho:trd 

the  pb~'cs  of 

to 
those  whose 
take 
terms of  oAieo.:  expire  :Irc:  Prof. 
\ \'arren  Babwd:.  ~Ir.  Chas.  Roh 
in  0 11  !'Iud  :'-oliss Zac  :"orthrop. 

The  ForesTers  ha,'C  elected  the 
following  olli.:cu  for  the  I:l\!  Term 
of  19' I : 

Chid  Fori.'~tl.'r_Sal1luel  St:tmm. 
Associ.lle  Foreslcr-J.  D. 

Fktche r. 

Rccortler 
2\lcmher  of  cxecuti,c  committee 

\\".  r\. ~I cDol\:lld. 

-C. B.  Baker. 

Cll:lirm:m of  CQ llllllincc  011  e,'en! 

sheet-A, G.  BOql~'_ 

The  L" Ilion  Li\cran'  SoC'icW  alIi . 
cers fo r  the  f:llllcrm :'rc as follOws: 

Presidcnt_L. :-;.  10tle". 
\"ice. Prc.iilicllI-i.  ,.  f:.irchild. 
Sccrewn-L.  " '.  Itussd. 
j:lllilor "":  F.  I..  Bnrrnws. 

The  :\"e\\  York  Cluh  otticcrs  rc· 

centl\' elected  :Ire; 

P r·csidcnI -C.  j.  Hyther,  L:.k:t, 

wannn. 

\ ·ic,-· · Prcsidenl  - C. 

II.  H all, 

Buffalo. 

. \ 1.  Ilnll,  GCIlC\·:I. 
Secretn r r - :\ .
Tr{'"asurcr- G.  E.  Smith, :\lcdill;J, 
R eporte r-D .  F.  Fishe r,  Cla r· 

ence. 

The oflicers,cleci  for  Ihe  lI{'"sper' 

1:1115  :Irc: 

:\ 1.  \\'.  Gardno."r. 

I'resident-
\'ice-Pn'sidcnt - n . .J.  \\'hite. 
."'ecrctaT\·-G. F.  Bateson. 
Tre~ur;·r-D. :\1,  Fr:lncisco. 
R l.":.6.:;,trnr-J{ .  E.  :\Iinog-ue. 
~l:trshall_:\1. "'. Genring. 
Re port~·r- B. O.  Wilhal!. 

The  otlicen of  the  Dclphil  Soci, 

ety  for  Ihe  fall lcnll  :Ir.:: 

President- D.  r.  Fi"hcr. 
\·ice.J'rcsi\lcnl- I'.  I).  Ket.:ham. 
~eCrCI;Jr) -.I. :-'.  " . die,. 
Trc:lsurcr- R .. \. / :oodel1. 
Rejlilrtl·r-.\.  II.  Jl cnd ri lk~o n. 

M.  A.  C.  2  - OLIVET 3. 

g: rOLlIlcl,  Salun.iU),  h}' 

In  Ihe  linal  haseb:.!l  ;!ame  of  the 
season  thc  hOll1e  le:lm  10lot  out  on 
Oli\'et 
the 
aoo\'c  scan,.  A lthoug-h  the  home 
team  hit  h:mler :md  oftener,  failure 
:LT  opportune  times  was  :l 
to  hit 
fealUrl" .  Twice  we re 
Ihe  bases 
filled,  but  the  lucky  hit  was  not 
forth eomiltg . 

Oli\'et  made  one  rUII  in  the  ti rst 
:lIlIJ  one  in  the  SCo."ond. 
:\J.  :\. C . 
h raced  :ltld  pul  1\\0  o~er Ihe  home 
plate,  thus  tying  the  score. 
\\'ith 
no one on bases  Olivcl sent  in  :I ma n 
who  put  the  sphc-re  0\ cr  the  fence 
:md  tallied  ::-':0.  3.  :uul  the  willl,i ug 
score in  the sixlh. 

T he  fielding  was of  :t  hi:::-h  o rder 
on both  sides, :mu  Olh'ct  furnished 
a  g-oo.J  crowd  of  loynl  root{'" rs  who 
cheereclthci r  te:Ull  on  10  ,iclo ry. 

A  summ:lfy  o f  thc  :;ames will  be 
published  in  the  l:tst  issu('  of  thc 
R EconD. 

l\! r5.  j ,  f'.  BAker  entert:lincd 
:I 
number o f  guests  at  di nncr  Satur· 
day  aod  Su nday  evenings. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECOR D . 

FACULTY-SENIOR  GAME . 

A  goodly  numbe r  of  collegc 
peoplc  witnessed  Ihe  bculty,senior 
b:tll  game  Tuesday  afte rnoon,  and 
wcre trented  to  a  good class of h:lll. 
The  b cuhv  sl:lrteti  0111  strong, :lnd 
had  the g:l;",e ended with  the second 
illllin ....  the  ston'  would  hn\'e  been 
diffe r~lIt,  :lS  :It  that  point  the  odds 
w cre  in  thci r  f:wor  3 to o. 

Reed  M<lrred  in  his  fidding  nn<l 
batting. :md  nl.!o  got n  lHUkul!  pUI· 
out ami  aile  double.  Dean  L\'man 
se(ured  the  tirst run  III  the  first  in· 
uin~.  In 
Iwo  more 
the  secOIHI 
scores  we re  Ilwdc.  which  dosed  the 
scoring  fo r  the  f:K·u lty. 

ThOSe  who  look  PM!  in  the  rO il, 
test  were:  P rof.:\1 acklin, l-;  De:tn 
5h:1\\.  p:  Prof. 
\'edd.:r,  I;  Pres. 
S",\der.  :;  Scc.  Brown. 3;  Pro f. 
i-blligHlI,  s;  Fiddcrs.  Prof. Reell, 
Prof.  \\-e:ndt,  De:ln  Lyman, 
:lIId 
Dean  Bissell. 

The complete  hatting  Ii",  was  not 
:t\·ail<lbl .. · ..  hut the re  were  "e\ er.11.  lit 
lea~ l.  so sa\'  Ihe Sl·n iors. 

F o r  the'senior!".  Lilith'  :tlltl  \\':ltt S 
were  \ISed  in  the  hox:  :ui!1  Anderson 
for  l';lIcher. 

The  final  scor.:  ":\"  i  10  3  in 
fa\'or of  settior".  The  rooters  w~re 
salisfied, :md  e\'cryone  enjoyed the 
g":lme. 

Deal!  :tnd  ~I rs. Bissell entertained 
a  large numbe r  of  f:lcuhy  guests  lit 
dinner on  \\'e(lne5(I:lY  evcning. 

:\I iss  P;llm  :tnl!  :\riss  Felton  ('II· 
tcrt:li ncd  the  St:llior  g-irls.  ~ Iond :l y 
l'\'cning"  at  the home of  ~[ i ss  Felton 
011  G rand  R ive r  .A,. ,·e . 

:\Irs .  S:luford  entertained  !It  din, 
ncr  Frida\'  :.fternooll,  in  ho nor  o f 
~Iis.s  Gmce  T tlft,  whose  marriotg"e 
to  Prof.  Kunze has been  annoulI.'ed. 

The Xc\\'  York  51:!\c  \'eterinary 
Colh.·ge- has presented the \'cterinar)" 
division  of  this  institution  wilh  a 
cOlllpkte  file  of  ils publications  per. 
taining"  to "ete rina ry  scicnce. 

:\Irs.  Gilchrist  i"  in  recei pt  of a 
00:':  of  bea\lti hll  laurd. sellt  to  her 
from _\mllerst, ~Lrss.  T he  fI(Jwers 
W('re  the  gift of  :\Iiss  l'>romi.  for  so 
many  year;,  a  cui lege  rcsi(\.·It!. 

The senior  cllf,!"ineers  h;tu  :!  class 
picture taken 011  \\'cdncsdu)  of  l:i~1 
week, nml  011  Thursllay:t  piLtun'  of 
\\'e 
Ihe  entire  cbss  was  nlllJe. 
hope  to  publish  S:lme:  in  Ile'"'t  issue. 
the 
~'olll llle[\ccme n t  exercises  of  \\' (;st · 
minsu- r,  his  :tll11:<  mah:r,  Ihi"  week. 
The  president  gradulltell  from  the 
abo\e  institution  twcnty.fj\c  \"e:lrs 
ago. 

I~r('s.  Snyde r 

is  attcndlll ;': 

:\1 r".  Lmdon  and  :\liss  Yakeley 
entertained  at  dinne r  Thu rstl!lY 
1!\"~ lI i!lg. lit the  home  of the  former. 
in  honor  of  the  brides·to·he_  lhe 
~lisse5  Coau,  F:trr;llHl,  Crumh  :lnd 
T:tft. 

Following the usu;ll custom, There 
will  be  110  issue  of  the 
l<. E<:V IIO 
commencement  week.  During  Ihe 
follOWing  week  nn  eXlr:l  numbe r 
will  he  issued,  in  which  will  he 
gh'en  the  news  of  the  commence 
ment. 

'0-\. 

Prof.  :md  )I rs.  L.  R .  Taft  h:lvc 
issued  invitatio ns  to  the  marri:.ge of 
thei r  d;lughler,  G r:lce  Helen,  to 
P rof.  Ed wJ.rd  Joseph  Kunze,  on 
Satu rd ay  en~ n i n g.  JUlie  :-l.  :It  8 
o'dock_  Miss T:\ft  is  a  grailua le of 
:\f.  .-\.  C .  with  the class  of '0-1 ,  and 
~ Ir.  KUllze  is  assistan t  professor  o f 
mechanical  enginee ri ng  :It  this  in, 
stituti9n. 

Ne w  Co ll ege  Clothes  To r  )'ou n e  L adi es. 

W ool  and  Silk  Dresses. 

F ur- Coa ts .  Suits. 

Ne w  Curtains  and  RlI ~ s . 

SIMONS  DRY  GOODS  CO. 

Dr.  and  ~Irs.  Bcssey,  Dr.  :lud 
~Irs.  L\'nl:lll,  an!1  Prof.  and 
:\lr5. 
Eust:.ce'l":\ch  cnl(:rl;lhlcti  at  di nner 
Thursdn)"  en:nin~. 

The  Ilcsp..:-ri:H1  SocielY  is  gettin~ 
Ollt  a  directOl'Y  of  its  prcsent  :md 
fornlcr  members,  which  will  :till 
~re:lI1y  in  kl'c pin,!! 
line  on  tl)( 
ho\'s. 

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pro.ni:>cd  tu  he  h:t.:k  for  commcnce, 
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