Sumner, W. G.—The Financier and the Finances of the
American Revolution. 2 vols. 1892.
Zwingli, Huldereich—Selected Works. Ed. by S.
son. 1901
Ball, Sir Robt.—Cause of an Ice Age, 1900.
Cole, G. A. J.—Open Air Studies. 1895.
Geikie, James—Earth Sculpture. 1898.
Hutchinson, H. N.—Autobiography of the Earth.
Lucas, F. A.—Animals of the Past. 1902.
Wright & Upham—Greenland Icefields. 1896.
—The S. A. E. fraternity gave a delightful dance at their
chapter house on Thursday, December 4th. The house was
very prettily decorated and the floor was in fine shape. The
young ladies present were from Tyrone, Bellefonte and State
College.
The patronesses were Mrs. Irving L. Foster, Miss Snyder,
Mrs. J. P. Jackson, Mrs. Elton D. Walker, Mrs. J. M. Willard,
Mrs. Dr. Wadsworth, Mrs. Wooden, of Tyrone, Mrs. B. Frank
Godard, of Huntingdon; Miss Redifer.
—The Armstrong Coke Company, of Pittsburg, has sent a
supply , of insulating material to the college laboratories to be
tested.
Wednesday
1903 La Vie board had its last meeting at Sheasrey's,
Wednesday evening, December 3. The occasion was cele
brated by a banquet, which was especially enjoyable in view
of the fact that the efforts of the board had proved a remark
able success, financially as well as otherwise. After the feast
came reminiscences of Freshmen and Sophmore days, and
general social good time.
—On Friday night, November 21st, sixty-three members of
the Class of 1904 celebrated their banquet at the Bolton
MINING DEPARTMENT.
M. Jack-
1891.
W. B.