Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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3- It is rumored that a few copies of ' 93 ' s Legenda can still be olitaincd. 5. Harvard Glee and Banjo Club Concert in the village. Reception to the clubs at Freeman. 7. Senior Reception to Juniors. Better a year late, than never. 8. Rooms chosen for the next year. Appropriate hymn sung in Chapel : — Without a munniir I disiniss My former hopes of earthly bliss. 9. Election of ' 95 ' s Legenda Board. Oh, my prophetic soul ! 13. Ninety-Five elects her Senior president. Class meetings grow less frequent. 15. Professor (calling roll) : Miss Athletic student: Play. iS. A Psychology Discussion : — First Student: You c;m imagine color witlmut extent, and so vou can prove that color is all in yoin eve. Second Student: But you can imagine matter so thin lh;it it hasn ' t any density, and you might sa - that the density was all in Mmv head. 15

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20. Announcement in Chapel : Those interested in card phiying are referred to tlie music bulletin. Z ' i . Fairv cotillion in the gymnasium. Lecture bv Hamilton W. Maine. 24. Tnter]-)retation bv a philosophy student : One swallow does not make a spring. One swallow — one mouthful — does not make a spring of water. 2 . Girl at Wellesley station on being told that four tickets to Natick were thirty-two cents, inquires the price of one. 26. Tramp inquires at the Main Building for shoes to fit him. Our fame has gone abroad ! 27. A Physics student is heard chanting the following ditty: — Alcestis, dying, mournfully Did say farewell to Light. Had she been taught, As we are now, , To measure wave-lengths, Then, I vow, Without a sigh or sign of woe, She would have been right glad to go To Hades ' realms and all below Where reigns eternal night. 25. Presentation of The Princess by the elocution department. Lecture on Bimetallism bv President Walker, of the Boston Institute of Technology. 14

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I(). I i i ' |)tii 111 til llu ' II:ir ;ir(l 1 )rl ;itinL;- I ' liioii :in(l Wi ' iidi-ll Iltillips C ' lul). TIk ' Idlltiw iii ' 4 propoitidii ;is toii riisN : - I : : : II;n ;inl m;iii : ' llfsK ' ■il ' l. Zi. CitiKi ' ii 1 IJcrtliDX I ' ll Sociclv. assisted 1) Mr. I IiMiiricIi ScIk ' hIsct. nl liostoii S iii|-)lii n ( )rchcstra. She t ' ullllled all expeetatioiis : — I ' riend from I ()sl()n : Arc there any (Jreek letter societies here? I ' reshinan : ' No; Init there ' s Shakespeare, — that ' s nice; and the Au ' ora. — that ' s liti ' rar . Vou know we aren ' t siijjposed to know niueh alioiit societies till Soj homore year. Z ' J. Dr. -l. 11. 1 lushes preaches. 28. Annual ixprodiiction oi the | nnior Teinperancc ndiate. Note: Two ot the speaki ' is were luniors. Reception at the Ait iUiildin - 1 Tan Zeta lCi)silon. Ninety-Seyen was re])resented. 21). .Schedule ot ' recitations for 1894-9;; posted. The juniors a])pear much pleased. 30. Agora open meeting. State conciseh ' the purpose and results of s(jciet open meeting ' s. 31. The old lad who l)rou i;ht a basket of eggs to the general office to sell to the President, was surprised to find that the steward attended to all such matters. J6