University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FEBRUARY 16. Tennis Tournament began. NVest Side Y. M. C. A. scored over 'Varsity Basket Ball Team 6f4. Mrs. George Vincent gave a luncheon in honor of her sister, Miss Palmer, and her friend, Miss Dun. Miss Helen Thompson entertained the Mortar Board at her home, 326 Chestnut S'CI'CC'I. FEBRUARY 17. Prof. George B. Foster took the chair of Systematic Theology made vacant by the death of Prof. B. F. Simpson. Mrs. Alice F. Palmer left for her home in the east. FEPRUARY 18. Mortar Board Society held its monthly literary meeting at Nancy Foster Hall. Miss Talbot gave an address before the Kindergarten Association. An address in Chapel by Archbishop Ireland. FEBRUARY 20. Dr. Charles T. McClintock, of the University of Michigan, addressed the Biological Club. M. E. Coleman took leading tenor part in Chimes of Normandy, given at Rosalie Hall by Euterpe Club. A new literary society, The Forum, was organizedg J. H. Thach, President. Lecture on Musical Instruments, by Mr. Wardner WVilliams, followed by a song recital by Miss Elizabeth Harding, at Kent Auditorium. FEBRUARY 21. The annual reunion and VVashington supper of the Collegiate Alumni Association of the University of Chicago took place at the Grand Pacific Hotel. A large number of the alumni of the old University, a few from the new, with the mem- bers of the Glee and Mandolin Clubs, were present. Music by the Glee and Mandolin Clubs followed the banquet. 'TKQ 5. F5 -1 Ei f 1. img 5 'sr'-. 1 x -1, ' A 53,-u1..s.4..,,,Q? - - f Q ' 'L-v 4, - if is ' ' 'Jil , , , f 5 Q .fa V- .- .S 'l' - trxmfx .. E ,, t Jaw, H v ,F . , W lk ,. rn' , jp li -A ' ff H' 3gf....:.-fs, .t 1 Q .x-.4....3 - -as V 4 . - t . - 'i 'HI 9' S lf' , 5- 'A ii- , v ' .WP 'v' . s Y 'K l f , ,. .. ,- .., 4 , t. yd ...J

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FEBRUARY 22. Washington Promenade. The second Washington Promenade was held at the Chicago Beach Hotel. The committee of arrangements were: Ralph Webster, Chairman: Raymond C. Dudley, Agnes Cook, Adelaide lde, Henry G. Gale, Harry W. Stone, Ralph Hobart, Edith Foster, Grace Freeman, Paul Carpenter. The patron- esses were: Mrs. Martin A. Ryerson, Harry P. Judson, William J. Chalmers, Miss Myra Reynolds, Mrs. William D. McClintock, Mrs. john C. Coonley, Mrs. Geo. E. Vincent, Mrs. W. R. Harper, Miss Marion Talbot, Mrs. Charles R. Crane, Mrs. H. M. Wilmarth, Mrs. William B. Walker, Miss Kate Anderson. During the intermission a musicale and reading was given as follows: Banjo Club, Mandolin Quartetteg song, Miss Stoner, Mandolin Club, Glee Clubg reading, Professor McClintockg banjo solo, True Love Gavotte, by Arling Schaeferg Mandolin Club, Glee Club. Washington's Birthday. Patriotic Song Service at Kent Auditorium. Indoor Athletic Meet. FEBRUARY 23. The Central Department Basket Ball Team defeated the 'Varsity Team by a score of 8-5. FEBRUARY 25. Beta Theta Pi gave an Informal at their lodge, Members of Nancy Foster Hall had a box party at the concert of Four Hundred Years of American Song at the Auditorium. Glee Club sang. Snell House reception. FEBRUARY 26. Glee Club concert at Morgan Park. FEBRUARY 28. Miss jones and Miss Hewitt entertained the Mortar Board Society at the home of Miss Hewitt. MARCH 1. Glee Club gave a concert at Hinsdale. Prof. Richard T. Ely, of the University of VVisconsin, addressed the Social Statics class. The History Review Club met at home of Professor Terry. The Dennison Club was entertained by Mr. C. A. Marsh. The -Iimhe Club met at Foster Hall. The Sigma Nu local chapter entertained at their chapter house. MARCH 2. Miss Theodosia Kane entertained the Quadranglers at her home in honor of Miss Knox. Lion's Head Club was organized. MARCH 4. Beecher House received. The cards announcing the engagement of Prof. Paul Shorey and Miss Emma Gil- bert were issued. MARCH 5. The Second Annual Concert of the Glee and Mandolin Clubs of the University was held in Central Music Hall. The Mortar Boards and Esoterics attended the concert together.