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PAGE 4 T H E C H E M A W A A M E R IC A N LITERARY SOCIETIES (C o n tin u ed from page 1) retary . “ S ilent N ig h t’’ was su n g by a q u arte tte of boys—John F lu ry , Deacon L aw ton, Janies C hoate and Joe Racine. O ne of the m em bers who was on th e program for a recitation being absent, A llan Shepard volunteered and en tertain ed us w ith a story. C urrent E vents were read by th e rep o rter and the advisory m em ber m ade some fittin g rem arks. A fter th e announcem ent th at officers of th e society w’ould be elected at the n ex t m eeting, and atten tio n having been called to various m atters of business it was moved and seconded for a d jo u rn m e n t.— C harles E ll, R eporter. BILL OF FARE F ollow ing is th e bill of fare at th e s tu d e n ts ’ d in in g room for December: M onday B reakfast M ush, m ilk P otatoes, stew F ru it o r sy ru p Bread, coffee N onpareil T h e N onpareils held their last m eeting on Dec. 13. T h e house w as called to order by th e P resid en t. Roll was called and each m em ber responded w ith a q u o ta tion. All p relim in ary business w as disposed of, after w hile the follow ing program was rendered: S u p p er T om atoes, rice o r beans, squash S tew , cooked fru it B read, tea M eet pie, g rav y P otatoes, cabbage Sliced o n io n s w ith v in eg ar d re ssin g F re s h ap p les, bread T uesday M ush, m ilk Potatoes, stew F ru it o r sy ru p Bread, coffee E xcelsior T h e regular m eeting of the E xcelsior L iterary So ciety was held F rid ay evening in Room No. 8. A fter th e roll was called, th e m inutes read and business for the evening was tran sacted , election of officers ensued, w hich resulted as follows: P resid en t, Geo. Lekanoff; vice p resid en t, L. F an n ; secretary, D uane K im ball; treasu rer, G ordon H o- bucket; sergeant-at-arm s, Jo h n D eH art; reporter Is aac O. M edicine; yell leader, C hester Bravo. T h e advice for th e evening was given by Miss H e n d r ix .— Isaac O ther M edicine, R eporter. D in n e r Soup, m eat M ashed potatoes C arrots, sliced o n io n s w ith v in eg ar d re ssin g P u m p k in pie, bread Tea H ash , o n io n s a n d po- tatoes fried to g e th e r B aked squash C ake o r cookies Bread, tea W ednesday M ush, m ilk P otatoes, stew F ru it, bread Coffee Boiled m eat w ith Stew , v eg etab les, rice d u m p lin g s, p o ta o r beans, squash, h o t toes, fresh apples, biscuits o r ro lls pickles Bread Tea T h u rsd a y M ush, m ilk F ru it o r sy ru p P otatoes o r rice. stew B read, coffee Soup, m eat M ashed potatoes C abbage salad F re sh apples, bread H ash , g rav y V eg etab les Baked a p p les T om atoes, bread, te a F rid ay M ush, m ilk R oast beef, gravy, F rie d p o tato es m ashed potatoes F ru it, stew or V egetables, p u m p k in gravy b read coffee pie, pickles, bread Stew , beans or rice B aked squash T om atoes, fru it B read, te a, cookies S atu rd ay M ush, m ilk P otatoes F ru it, sv ru p Bread, coffee S oup, m eat, po tato es Stew , c a rro ts Boiled cabbage O nions, squash C how chow H o t rolls F re sh ap p les, bread T ea N onpariel Song— Isabel L avadore, E va D urbay, H el en K ip p , H attie C ayton. S u n d ay O pening A ddress - - . P resident M ush, m ilk R o ast m eat Beans, ric e o r R ecitation - - - E leanor H au k Stew B row n gravy T om atoes P antom im e and song— A m erica—by Louise Joshua T om atoes o r p o M ashed potatoes G ravy ta to e s F ru it or V egetables and Ju a n ita M ontgonierv. G in g e r b read o r cak e sv ru p Bread P u m p k in pie F ru it Im pro m p tu - - - E va W hite Coffee P ickles, bread Bread, tea R ecitation - - - M illie B ennet Vocal and S trin g Selection— E lean o r H au k , C atherine “ A re you g o in g to dance m uch th is w inter?” W ilder, Sadie K now les. “ I doubt i t , ” replied th e apprehensive citizen. R ecitation - - - C ath erin e L oftus “ Shoe le a th e r’s g e ttin g so h igh, l e a n scarcely afford T h e above was pantom im ed by R u th Courville to w alk. ” D ebate Resolved, T h a t th e In d ian s are u n ju stly treated by th e W hites. A ffirm ative, Effie Davis It was a ch u rch w edding, and the ch u rch was h a n d and Sadie K now les; N egative, C ath erin e W ild er somely decorated w ith flowers, th e air being laden and Sallie B arnhart. w ith th e ir fragrance. Ju st as th e cerem ony was about D arkey N um ber— Helen K ip p and E va D urbay. to begin sm all V iviau exclaim ed in an audible w his Ju d g es of debate reported in favor of the affirm ative. per: “ O h, m am m a, d oesn’t it sm ell awful solem n in T h e house th en ad jo u rn ed .—Sadie K now les, R eporter. here?”
