The Entertainment Course.
Now that the Association Course
is at an end, and has proved a finan
cial success, the management would
like suggestions from the patrons of
the course in regard to the enter
tainments for next year. Numerous
requests have been made for the
repetition of some of the more at
tractive entertainments, and for this
reason a list is given below of the
five numbers that have given the
best satisfaction in the past three
seasons. If any of the patrons of
the courses have any preference or
preferences in this list, the manage
ment will be glad to be notified' of
such. This list follows: Mr. E.
Livingston Barbour, who gave
"David Harum" on Feb. 2, 'O6;
the Temple Quartet, concert on Nov.
3, 'O6; the Dunbars, quartet and
bell ringers, Nov. 30, 'O6; Mr.
Leland Powers, who read "David
Garrick" on Feb. 23, 'O7; Victor's
Band, the last number of this year's
course. We would add the name
of Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith, but
that is useless until there are better
traveling accomodations here. Any
suggestions in regard to the course
will be welcomed.
For the management,
F. E. Wilber
1910 "Prep" Banquet.
The 1910 "Preps" now in college
gathered at the Nittany Inn last Fri
day night for a banquet and reunion.
Fourteen members were present to
partake of the "feed" and talk over
the reminiscences of their first year
at State. The time was very much
enjoyed by all and served to keep
up the good feeling existing among
them. L. T. Stephens acted as
toastmaster and toasts were re
sponded to as follows: "Our Co
eds," Joe Conlen; "Our Profs,"
Paul Lyons; and "1910 Preps,"
Geo. Ogilvie. Impromptu spouts
were made by all present
and everybody left with happy
thoughts of their sub•freshmen
days.
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