October 31, 1910
Faculty dance and reception – lost my souvenir,
which was a programme of the exercises in honor of Prof. White. [Illegible name] Cafers and Dr. Reynolds both
made addresses, and G. Stole presided and made remarks. Glee club gave some selections and a soloist
from Sayre sang several songs. About a
thousand people there, and we had an awful time trying to serve them in the
gym. After the program, bub finally
got through. There was an awful crowd
dancing in the Armory. We stayed awhile
and looked on, and then came home.
“Shiney” came in and spent the night with me and we talked until about
two o’clock. Nearly everybody had a good
time. The gym and Armory were
beautifully decorated with leaves, ferns, Hallowe’en lanterns, pumpkins, etc.
*Inserted
is a small clipping from a newspaper or magazine. It reads, “If a pig were caught in a fence
and it squealed and you pulled it out, merely because it bothered you, would
you be committing an immoral act? Ask Poet Schultz?”
Virginia's friend, "Shiney" Katharine Margaret Schoene class of 1910 |
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