New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

ing prominent part in any two or the final events
wise rule. for the plays, each involving
close study at a busy time, come in quick success
sion
Whoever has not seen n Shakespearian play cut
of doors Wellesley ''in the sweete month of
June has Yet to know one of the most alIurng OF
dramatic possibilities The exquisite beauty. the
IDEAL grace, hei0nGinE TO the presentation OF a
Midsummer Nights Dream the natural stage
into close relation with Shakespeare's own vision
more than could be possible In any performance on
twilight. the reves Of TIanit and her court seemed
a part Of the place. The Portormance brought
ton of the play. for the Shakespeare Society
girls put careful preparation well grace and
or Robin GoodfeiIoW carried off the hono%s in the
way of applause. But applause was by no means
lacking the other actors. The college mandolin
played the musical parts and the soft. delicate
summer Nights Dream first presented
dience Last Wednesday, evening juno Is the rIav
was given again for commencement visitors and
But the typical day Of all, Wellesley is known
evening of June 17-Massachusetts's Bunker Hnl
hollday-h brought several thousand people the
sight II is simple thing in itself-half dozen
crews OF girls, music, colored lights the dark
skilful subtle combination of it all which con-
stitutes the general feeling of interest The lake
gowned crews n their IL gbt uS Gp6 ahf erect triy
into sight then the fastening together the boats
ana the floating, while the gee club sets the tunes
Tor the singing the darkness falls; the fantastic
darting back and forth of the in the colored
AShta thrown across the water. the final band con-
cert and the ireworks-the whole thing has a go
and eVokes an enthusiasm which one must see at
hrSt hand to appreciate fully. Arrangements for
Float were in the hands of Miss Hill and of the
newly organized rowing club. Miss Katharine fIotz
chairman A pleasant happening prior to Float"
was the christening Of the freshman boat and the
ceremony, in which the other assisted was
carried out opposite the picturesque garden
Of the II. II. Hunnewell place
After the Shakespeare play Wednesday even
ing the friends of the Shakespeare Society girls
were entertained IN the quaint fraternity house
modelled % according to Shakespeares home. in STRAIT
ford Avon. On Thursday evening came the
senior class supper, with its toasts and timely re
sponses- Friday was fun day, with the senior
garden party on Norumbega Hill in the afternoon
groups or girls being detailed hostesses here
and, ana there. and in the evening came the second
rendering of the senior dramatics. Saturday, an
other other full day. was given over in the morning 10
class reunions, many of the aiumnse having ar
rived The class of S2 is especially prominent
year on account of its twentieth anniversary. Sat
urda5 afternoon was taken with the Glee Club
concert and a repetition of the beautiful Tree Day
daisy dances of the seniors and the day closed
win the presidents reception, given by Miss Haz-
ard in her home.
Beginning with bacca laureate Sunday the end Of
al Things Is at hand. Bishop Lawrence. of Eastern
Massaclusetts. is to deliver the baccalaureate
mon TINS morning. For the Z o'clock vespers a de-