, 1875-12-05

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aibiIiries Of such gathannos >''0 A3'0-0 ''1
This aunper concnda6 ia ....,,h1v xa,.;r.1
to the chaoel which v.s fi,ed ~ ;fa nt@oos1
capacity. wi,an the nrooramma - ,ha arsn,r u, =
was carried out the rapre.sntat;vea NJ s.nS
Seminary acauittin7 themseiyas ygith credit hoth
quent and hearty applauze.
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Masses Prjndie and Bannisrar md Mas,rs
Matthew and TayIor.-a feW rsmarka gare nads
by tho Chairman. Nr I " R;rnarda rasa ~
Il n. r. Il. and msmhar IT sha nrassnt a1 Sa,or ".
class of tha inxti:nta. Ha WA m.ster ~ ~ q
s.t1xtion, and prasldsd nil, hocom,ng di0o;tv
Tho drst toast-. Tha P.storsts ;ts d.r.
side: it's bright sida n-xas re.nonded to hu
George Z. McAfee. Of the preshvter;an Sarotn..
~, His aDecdotaa and iifnstrations uera ver y
apt, and kept bis delighted listeners ia almost
constant lauRhter uns;j reanhln0 hin narorst;on
when more ser,ous toyousness characterizad
his references to the "bfight side
Singing by the CONGREGATIONAL Cuartrt fo,,
lowed, when Il. L. ShIson. Of the Bapt1st
Seminary, responded to the tonst. "Our Pav
To-Day and To-Morrov." ae presentad N
pleasing manner tho mental. social
moral, and spiritual advantages of the
minister's life, dwelling With special force
ani beauty Of thought UPON the pav that shstl
be his in the long tomorrow Of eternity, Ha
Was heartily applauded.
The Presbyterian Quartet Gang .The prodiea1
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McClish, Of the Methodist Seminary, responded
to the toast, ..Our Reunion, Its Object,
Singing by tho Methodist Quartet followed,
The next toast, "Woman, Her Relations 70 the
Ministry" was responded to bv H, Wilson. Of
the Congregational Seminary, who treated his
subject seriously, shining to show that the Bible
clearly forblds woman occupying the pulpit.
The conflict OF bis views with those held By
many present prevented his receiving the ap-
plauso his neatly-writsen and well-dehvered
speech deserved.
The exercises we're closed with singing by the
Baptist Quartet, after which came the distinct
lively religious e1erc,ses, consisting Of praving,
singing. and speaking. This WAS an interesting &
feature of the occasion, and was entered into
with iovous zest bv the students present.
At 10:15 o'clock the Rev. Dr., r, ".
Patterson, Of the Presbyterian Seminary, uhoae
'uresepce is q power. and whoaa couutapanca is 4
benedictioo, appropriataly closed The meeting.
and ali returned to their homes. grateful Tor the
rare m eleyatine p}easure of snch fellowship
as thoy hid Witnessed and enioyed, A special
train was provided for the at11ients from Ghicn-
go. which left Eyanston At 1890 .. m
GEyEnAr NEWS.
Work on thu Davis streat newer has baan e,,a-
nendad far tho vinter.
Tho Union Telegraph Association is the name
of A nav nrpanjzation whjnh hepina 1tfn with
The following membership: ;: ". s. Arnold d. r.
Ball, q. G. Rradley. Il, q. Cochran, Mrs. Dr..
Ga1nsav, MI. and Mrs. J, N, Peacoe, E. and j,
McWilliams. Tha officara-alact are President.
G. r Rail: -preaidapt. Mrg. Dr.. Garnsav
Rnnnrintendent- r. G. Bradley: Secretary and
Ireasurer. L. d. Cochran.
The literary societies Of the University ara
preparing to give 4 number Of their members
whose dues are unpaid the G. B.
The stockholders Of the University Gymnasium
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