, 1875-06-24


rensos OF justtce ~ Prince hs had prevailed. |
Ile came from editors chair. Il
But who Ia tho fair brdo7 The daughter Of
! Quosn. sho had tho bearing Of . goddess'
Rorcd On hoz lps. 8he had gAnsd dis
Active ambitious, energetic, dignIaod, nd
gentle, sbs came from tha hosplta! and tho
and goiden; lot tbs matrlaga bells rtng out. tho
gates of ths future open vide for tho hsppy
palt.
Mns. nB. DAVIS,
nee Marry. utxt read, iu Rr1cefnl and impFe1-
slve manner. poem. written for the occasion By
Mrh. Hill, ,oopslssing, off, rsrie" Of mouoitea
Of school dAys and school friends.
M. II. .. w1cKs,
class Of n. Of the Milwaukee Commercial! Times,
delivered IN orasion on tho pride Of Race"
Tho subject, be thought involved crest his
torscs1 researeh. 1t would b : work Of super.
eroRasiou to snter Into. an Astrological
decussion Of raoo. III assigned thia duty 10
tho srchHologst, vhoso business 1t gAa. Tho
pride OF nations actod - tho kidnapping 10 slt
national achievements. Civilization bollorod in
expansion. Civilization mRkcs the man whito-
w&shed aavAge 1t turned tue tocs out and the
noao mp. AZ embodied in art ard science 1t was
most markod ~ It produced Genina. Great men
wese the outgro"th Of great ages. but great men
marked tho ages. Tie hcro"worSllPer aaaiguod.
to men the pre.eTinence. Another ctaes Of
:1n4er' s,sgnea it To- tns '0c}sl s.pa
Tics Of tho age. Tho Greeks poszessea
pride Of race TO IN eminent degree their minds
bred In And In, and would brook no o1trsneous
beauty Of mind Or intellect. ThcIr prejudice in
national growth. 1t was thuH with other 4nclent
civilization. but turning from aneient Pagan
civilization to that Of modcrp chrstfanlty, with
~ living present and gol ldou future the speaker
Nor1nans eGested history tho grsudeat evcr
written. Wors It not for tho names Of every ma
lions great mon. there would be 10 Htimullis to
national enterprise and pride. These nations
a sso '9isd ss teoss ss5 'fy s pc b ta'eps IL e
brilliant Colt and tho plodding and indomtabTo
Teuton, cur nstiopAl prido prompted ia to rerere
most deeply our own Anglo-Sa1on race.
Thts Was succeeded by an easay on "Earsh's
". Z. Clifford, class 10, next rpoka on "A1-
| ternAtea."
Tho music for the occsalon WAS furnished BY
the Dauey QuArtetto conHlattnE OF MenarH.
| Coti}nt Goodrich, kmbark, and Left1cr, OF Chi
| caKo, and 1lsa. Eva II. Ghr&dor, OF E,vanston.
THE SIGMA chi REUNION.
| Tho sixth annual banquet Of the Omega Chap
tor Of the Sigma Chi fraternity, located hs tho
University, took place 1t Union Hail TuoBd1Y
! evening. Tho rho'e bni.d.ng was thrown opoa
for tho occasion, Including GOO OF tha elegantly
| fusulsbcd .oons Of tho Bocsoty upstairs.
+4to Attendance Hhb Gooo, quito uuWDaE ot
graduate nembcn boing present, and large
proportion Of tho prominent aociesy young la-
dies Of tho college, were in attendance, all heiog
| elegantly attited. There has not beeu mora
brilliant Assemblago Of young people or \ moro
complete and enjoyable ontcI cIta1nnont 10 ESans-
ton this aosnon than that Of Tuesday evening"
Tho banquet WAS perfectly satisfactory
Pounds music Wao al that could bo deslrot and
the company is unanimous Ia prouoHnclng tho
| entertainment In oyery rospoct most eulogablc.
| Thoso who danced found occasion to remain un'
til Al carly hour in the morning.
| Among tloan preeeut wero noticed Mr. and
Mrs.. l.. q. Collins. nf Norwood Park: Niss Dir.
| die Eaater h[isaos Dolle. 4 Anna- aud Helen Will.
tauaa,. Miss Irvuo LaAo, MlzH Hurl. Mas Ma1ion
| Pomozoy. Hiss Wclme. Miss Anna Wei: 'ter. Miss
Jsssle brown Hiss Nellie bradley, hiss atolis
Durke, Miss Anna Hhunao, Miss Carrie WyckoH,
Miss Nachol Booth OF Chicago; Mrs. Ella
Creighton Martin, Of SYDNEY, o.; tho hteRot
Harris, Mits Virginia Scots, Miss uopk'ns, Mlae
Ada Mathteop, and others.
Among tho nocnberB rresont wore Dr. F. O.
Winslow. Chicago; DR.. IL. q. DrAedon. A. D
Longworth, st.. Louis !: George z. Dragdon
Etinge Elmore, Milwaukee George 1unt, O
R. Paul, Fred D. Raymond. stroatoE; J. Frank
lob!nson. Rock Inland Edward Il. Webster
/ Prof. William II. Knox. Park Ridge; James T.
Morris, Frauk II. Harms. John Il HAvtns, 4
3. Appleton. Fred n. Taylor. ". =. Alatthew, T.
D. uiltun Jr., Chprles y. Whooor. A.. D. Early
Frank ii. Elliott, ". H. Harris. II. II. Booth
". E. Hagaua, Chicago; and othora.