Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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THIS REVIEW IS A PRODUCT OF Atlas Press Limited PRINTERS PUBLISHERS · STATIONERS ADVERTISERS = Offices and Works: IOO OTTAWA STREET Main 6498-99 John O'Neill Gallery, President W. R. G. Holt, Vice-Pres. Loyola'17—M«cGill '21 R.M.C.'21 H. Wyatt Johnston, Sec.-Treas. С.Н. Cook, Director McGill '21—late 717 ЕМС Frank D. Genest, Advertising Manager McGill'21 All the above rings in green and white gold are all priced at $100.00 ee 2 With the Compliments of + THE- indsor More complete than any other hotel in Canada for banquets and social enter- tainments. Remodelled and modernized through an ex- penditure of one millon dollars. . “” D. Каумокр, D. B. Момасам, President. Managing-Director. Moderate Means And Tue Үоомо ЕТАМСЕЕ We are speaking particularly to the young man of moderate income. He wants to be just as proud of Her ring as he who spends a thousand dollars. And Вїккз show at $100.00 just аз wide a range of choice as at a higher cost. You get Вїккз quality, value and distinction at whatever amount you wish to spend. HENRY BIRKS SONS LIMITED DIAMOND MERCHANTS я PHILLIPS SQUARE PLEASE PATRONIZE ADVERTISERS AND MENTION LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW.

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МР wer РТ ee A 2 . {ж eee Tee Ss a м А : 2-Е ААА А X АЕ ЕВЕ ЗЕТЕ ТЕ ТЕ GREG Old Boys' Stadium SATURDAY, January 19th, 7-« was gala night at Loyola College. An imposing au- dience had filled the Sta- x Axe) dium, gaily and suitably 26 36 decorated for the occasion, the inauguration of our new rink. The Right Honourable Narcisse Perodeau, Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec, was to officiate, at the same time making his first public appearance since his accession to office. Prior to the opening of the Stadium, the Lieutenant-Governor was the guest of honour at a formal dinner tendered to him at the College. Accompanied by his sons, both Old Boys of Loyola, and by his aide- de-camp, Lieutenant- Colonel Papineau, the Lieutenant-Governor arrived at the College shortly before seven o'clock. The guests were assembled in the drawing room in the Junior Building and were there formally presented to His Honour. Dinner was then served in the west dining room of the College. There were no toasts except that to the King. The College orchestra played during the banquet. At the head of the table with His Honour were seated the Rector of the College, who acted as chairman, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Donnelly, Rt. Hon. C. J. Doherty, K.C., Dr. W. L. MacDougald, A. W. Robertson, Alderman Thomas O'Connell, Rev. Lewis Drummond, S.J., Alderman W. J. Hushion, M.L.A., E. R. Decary, H. J. Trihey, K.C., Zeph. Hébert, A. J. Perodeau, Lieutenant- Colonel Papineau, A.D.C., and M. Fitz- gibbon. The other guests included Dr. Jos. T. Rogers, Dr. W. H. Atherton, Major E. T. Reynolds, Rev. George Bradley, S.J., E. Wright, Dr. D. A. Hingston, J. J. Mea- gher, K.C., Rev. E. С. Bartlett, S.J., Dr. J. L. D. Mason, Horace Perodeau, D. Ј. Byrne, J. A. Kennedy, John D. Kearney, P. J. Bartley, J. S. Stanford, P. F. Mc- Caffrey, C. E. Cummings, Dr. A. G. Mc- Auley, F. A. McDonald, W. H. Dunn, Dr. J. S. Dohan, Captain M. L. Doyle, Mr. Justice Constantineau, W. M. Weir. In the meantime, the Stadium was rapidly being filled, and every seat was occupied before the arrival of the Lieuten- ant-Governor. At eight-thirty, he left the dining room and was escorted to the Sta- dium to take his place in the special stand, while the band played “God Save the King and the entire audience stood at attention. Among those noticed in the decorated box of honour with the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor and Rev. Father Rector, were Alder- man Seybold, of Notre Dame de Grace Ward, representing His Worship, the Mayor; M. Marcel de Verneuil, acting French Consul-General; Right Rev. Mon- signor Donnelly, Lady Hingston, Right Hon. C. J. Doherty, K.C., Dr. У. L. McDougald, Alderman Hushion, M.L.A., Alderman О'Соппећ, A. W. Robertson and Li eutenant-Colonel Papineau. At the conclusion of the National Anthem, the student parade, headed by Gerald Altimas, President of the Loyola College A.A., streamed onto the ice and marched past the Lieutenant-Governor, to form in a group on the other side of the ice. Each student was costumed as a devotee of some winter sport and the en- semble of the parade presented quite a а Као Ай а. ee ee ee ee