PROGRAM.

1. Prayer Rev. J. H. Vincent, D.D.

2. Recitation—“Jane Conquest” Miss Anna Kumler

3. Piano Solo Miss Ella Kattenhorn

4. Address Dr. J. H. Vincent

5. Soprano Solo—“The Charmer” Miss Clara Looker

6. “Three Themes for Reflection” Mrs. M. J. Pyle

7. Recitation—“Barbara Fritchie” Col. John A. Johnson

8. Vocal Solo—“The Day is Done” Miss Mamie Standish

9. Essay—“Concerning Popular Sayings” Mrs. A. E. McAvoy

10. Reading—“John Jenkins’s Sermon” Mr. Stanley Olive

11. Duet—“On Mossy Bank” Misses Nellie Allan and Jennie White

It was uniformly well rendered, each of the participants being a

representative of some one of the local circles. While refreshments

were being served the ’82’s held one of their stated meetings, and

decided to give a reception to the members of ’83 of Cincinnati and

vicinity in September, during the time of the Cincinnati exposition,

when the members from a distance will have a favorable time to come

and meet other members of the Alumni Association. The ’82’s were

distinguished by their badges, and though their meeting was not large

in numbers, it was very enthusiastic, ten of those present having

passed through the bronze gateway and under the arches on Commencement

Day, last August; and many pleasant memories were revived of their

class work and Chautauqua.

At the close of their meeting they disbanded and mingled with their

friends in the other classes, and all partook of the refreshments which

were dispensed most bountifully.

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