Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

feel ourselves elected from out the
harbor OF collegiate calm into the
ocean of worldly STRIFE and competi-
tion. oh little vine, it is your good
fortune to remain throughout your
long life here on our beautiful campus,
clinEing to the walls we too love. abid-
ing through changes of generation AMI
generation, n constant companion ana
playmate to the succeeding students.
Now you Will listen to the victorious
peals of the college bell, the whispered
conspiracies of ~treacherous underclass
men, the mad roaring of interclass
PUSHES the mclodious refrains of some
distant quartettc, and oh how your
little body will tremhle With fear. as
you hear the splashrng of the water
In the fountain as It closes over some
unfortunate freshman.
And now as we adjourn to plan.
this ivy. the last act of ours as n class.
let us bury with the roots Of this vine
all our heart and soul, so tina forever
we may turn to our beloved Alma
Mater, ever as the Mohammedans facet
Mecca. and love and yearn for. AMI
dream of those college days OF long
ago.
RECEPTIONS.
About 10 college women from the Uni
versity of Vermont and various women'S
colleges were present Monday at the
Alumnae club reception, held at Grass
Mount from $3.50 o'clock until six. The
parlors were prettily decorated with
daisies, eallardias, Canterbury bells and
other flowers, the color scheme being,
in the main, green and gold. Refresh
ments were served. and the Informal
gathering evoked a general approval
from the guests. Those who received
were Mrs. Mary f. Norton. matron Of
Grass Mount, Miss Bertha VI. Tcrrill. dean
of women, Miss Helen Hondeo and Mrs.
c. b. Stetson. Mrs. l.. J. Paris was in
charge of the arrangements.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity kept
open house Monday afternoon from four
o'clock until s:X. Romeo's orchestra fur
nlshed music, ana the house was decorated
with flowers of the season. In the re-
ceiving line were A. n. Lockwood, Prof.
and Mrs. George =. Burns and Or. c.. VI.
Sahin. Those who assisted at the recep-
ton included Mrs. +. G. Mower. Mrs.
G. II. Mower. Mrs. j. c. Turk. Mrs. II.
f Cunningham, Mrs. r. *. Jackson, Mrs.
II. T.. Gray. Miss Rose Ruttcr. Mss
Marjorie Henderson, Miss Margaret
STANLEY. Miss Mary Hickok and Miss
May Forcier, Miss Lucy McKillip presided
at the refreshment table.
The annual tea and reception Of the
Sigma Phi fraternity was held Mnodav
afternoon from four until six o'clock at
the chapter house on College street. The
house was prettily decorated with roses.
p%conies, carnations and other flowers.
Those who received were Mrs. NJ. c.
Bradford, Mrs. James n. Benedict. Miss
ma Pope. the Rev. Nelson Kellogg and
William H.. Poet. Of the senior class. In
the dining room Miss Julia Peasc AMI
Miss Dorothy Iiickok poured. and tho
Misses Eleanor Hickok, Laura Wales,
Alice Wright and sydney Clapp or
Wichita, Kan, assisted.
MEDICAL. CLASS REUNION.
Tho first five year Reunion # am of
the classes of the COLLEGE Of Medicine Of
the University OF Nermon was held Mon
day in the Medical college building,
when IS of the A. members Of the class
Of l%6 gathered for a banquet and 10
Listen to addresses by members Of the
faculty. Or. y. T.. Avery of Barre was
toastnaster.
Tho class Of 1876 has several distinctions
all Of which were mentioned last evening.
1t was the last freshman class to ontcr
the old medical COLLEGE building and tho
first class to he graduated from the new
building.
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