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Reception to Mr. Woodcock,
J. R. Woodcock, retiring secretary
of our College Y. M. C. A. work, was
tendered an informal reception in the
Association room on Friday evening.
Y. M. C. A. members, General Beaver,
and several members of the faculty
were present. Entertainment was
provided in the way of music, refresh
ments, and informal speeches by Gen
eral Beaver, Dr. Gill and Rev. Mr.
Dennison of the Presbyterian church.
Mr. Woodcock was presented with
a splendid Dictionary and stand as a
token of the good feeling of the Asso
ciation members toward him. He
leaves next week for his new field of
labor in the Second Presbyterian
church of Philadelphia, and with him
go the best wishes of a host of friends
in and about the College.
Thespians’ Election
At a meeting of the Thesp-'ans last
week the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year : President, E.
L. Diehl, 'O6; Secretary, W. G.
Heckathorne, 'O6 ; Treasurer, Prof. J.
H. Leete; Business Manager, W.
R. Fleming, ’O6; Assistant Busi
ness Manager, J. B. Smith, 'O7 ; Ex
ecutive Committee, Professors Pattee,
Espenshade and Leete.
E. L. Diehl has this year taken a
minor part in “The Boomerang," but
on account of his duties as stage man
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the Thespians next year should main
tain the high standard of excellence set
by casts of former years.
Sacred Concert
The Sunday evening sacred concert
was this year as always a very pleasing
part of the Commencement program.
It fills the gap from Baccalaureate
services to the Monday festivities in a
most acceptable manner. The selec
tions by the choir were well selected
and well rendered. The Double Quar
tette, “I will call upon Thee” deserves
especial mention, as also the solo by
Saunders, “The Ninety Nine.”
C. M. Atherton, '92,was present and
gave a violin solo, and Miss Stover- of
Pittsburg rendered a charming vocal
solo. The program was:
1. Chorus - The Radiant Morn,
H. H. Woodward
2. Quartett —O, How Amiable Buck
3. Violin Solo “Berceuse” from
“Jocelyn” Mr. R. P. Farrington
4. Piano Duo Unfinished Symphony
Misses Grieb and Atherton.
5. Vocal Solo Save Me, O Lord
Miss Stover
.6 Chorus - - Venite
.7 Vocal Solo - The Publican
Mr. H. P. Dawson.
8. Violin Solo
J. P. Atherton
.9 Double Quartette “I Will Call
Upon Thee.
10. Vocal Solo The Ninety and nine
Mr. F. J. Saunders
11. Chorus Magnfiat.R. E. H. Terry.
The Boomerang, as presented by the
Thespians on Monday evening differed
from the performance of last winter
only in its greater excellence. Per
haps the big audience inspired the
boys, at any rate they showed better
form than ever before, and deserved
all the credit that the enthusiastic
crowd heaped upon them. As to the
individuals, it is hard to pick out the
best, and we shall not risk our reputa
tion as dramatic critics by making
the attempt. One of the special feat
ures of the evening was the singing of
“Birdie” by Fiizimons, ’O5. Mrs.
Hurley, the trainer arrived from
Saginaw, Mich., last Friday and su
pervised the play. The cast of char
acters was as follows.
Courtney Corliss
Mr. Launselot Borgiss
Paul Hollyhock.. . .
Prof. Sadleigh
Signor Tambourin
A Posimnn
Mrs, Borgtss
Mrs, Hollyhock
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The Thespians.
.E. G. Bashore ’OS
J. F. Johnson *«•*>
G. L. Hoffman ’CS
.W. G. Heckathorne X 5
. .H. H, Heinrich 'O5
F. A. R. Hoffeidtz ’O5
E. L. Diehl T 6
,R. H. H. Aungst 'O5
.. . R. H. Smith ’O5
...D. R. Davis T 6
‘ Fitzimons 'O5