The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-06

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The Annual Round Of Receptions.
Friday evening, .Iune 5rd, was the
event reception at the home Of
Prof s. Stewart for the inter
tainmet of the members .of his
classes Many students were pres.
.ent despite the nninviting evening,
and . pleasant time was spent BIZ
all
After NE had spent g short time
iii The parlor and were entertained
as Only n I. ana Mrs. Stewart know
how, NE were bid into Che dining.
room and seated 81 we'll arranged
and elegantly FURNISHED 1Abies
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The marvellous, striking way
in which he explained ard unfolded
difficult prih1ems made IFS subject.
a delight rather than d drndgery.
Heretofore, inl this department, the
work has been great dread and
.bugbear to the students, while this
year under the calculation of our
scholarly instructor it has been q
task willingly and gladsomely per-
formed. If the work in the other
departments has been as well done
as this one, there is no cause for
alarm SO far as the prosperity Of
our institution is concerned and the.
welfare of those committed to its
training and keeping. Only when
all departments Of the University
are filled as this one is, can uni
yersity be prosperous and mighty.
After a brief, period of pleasant
conversation, we retired to our
homes, thankful, indeed, to- our.
friends for the excellent manner in
which we were entertained, and
bearing away with us sweet memo
ries of our teacher, whom we shall
ever revere and adore. z .-~ts.
THE OPENING RECEPTION OF THE YEAR.
Mr. and Mrs. St. George L. Brooke
gave an elegant reception Saturday,
June 18th, to the Law Class of '92.
The following is list of those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. S. II, Day,
Misses Blanch Anderson, Madge.
Brown, Mary Casselberry, Cora
.Donley, Maggie Donley, Mary Evans,
Louie Harvey, Fannie Hawthorne,
Mary Ollie, Mary Gregg. Gertie]
Hayes, Carrie Dickerman, Edna
Hough, Clara Hough, Mamie Hough.
The following are the gentleman:
Profs.I Davenport, Emory, and stu
dents, Alexander, Bennett, Carney,
Fleming, Harmer. Harmon, Hall.
HernQon, Mating y, Morris, Murphy,
Polling, Price, Showalter, Glasscoek,
Harttaa Talbot. 4 y.
The guests assembled about $3.50
and passed the evening in social
conversation until ten, at that hour
they retired to the dining room where
the festal board was copiously sup
piled with all the Injuries to be de-
sired at a.modern banquet.
4. DIR. and Mrs. Brooke have long
since gained a wide recognition on
account Of their genial hospitality,
but Saturday evenings reception
seemed, undoubtedly, to supass all
former ones. No doubt the
supelior excellence of the law class
tended to make our distinguished
professor more hospitable and en-
terta ming. H
Aaer spending an hour very pleas
antlT around the well prepared
tables, the guests again repaired to
the parlors. Here they passed the
remainder of the evening, the ladies
bestowed upon the newly fedged
lawyers their best wishes for suc-
cessful future and a well crowned
and time honored old age, and in
turn the young advocate was busily
engaged in giving pleasant descrip
ton of his ideal position, as yet, and
thelgrand success he aspired to at
tai1
The evening passed very quickly
and pleasantly and at 11:30, the
happy assembly departed and the
reception of the Law Glass of '92 was
ended It was ended, but the pleas
ant Recollection will be plain to the
memory of the participants in long
years to come. AlIour lawyers with
one voice return to DR. and Mrs.
Brooke their heartfelt thanks for the
pleasant evening passed and the
great kindness shown them.
THE PRESIDENT RECEPTION
The candidates for graduation,
both in the law and academic de
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