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...stall, the president of the Institute, introduced N. Rantoul as the toast-master of the evening, and W. C. Forbes the poet. The poem was loudly applauded, and J. H. Hunt then responded to the toast of "The Institute." J. O. Porter sang "Annie Rooney," and S. E. Carpenter spoke for the 'varsity cricket team. S. Howell then sang, and N. Rantoul followed with a speech about the class of '92. F. MacDonald responded to the toast of "The 'Varsity Football team," and J. H. Kidder to "The Crew of the Freshman Year." G. Lowell then spoke...
...Munger, D. D., of New Haven, spoke last night at Appleton Chapel on the character and morality of business life. The choir sang the following: Anthem,-I will magnify Thee-Selby. Anthem-Leave us not-Stainer. Anthem-Be merciful unto me-Louis A. Corne...
...Herman spoke last evening on Thermo-chemistry. This branch of chemistry seeks to determine the heat developed in the union and disunion of the atoms making up chemical compounds. Many results have been obtained from the study of these reactions which promise to give us, sooner or later, clearer ideas of the composition of matter...
...spoke well. Perhaps the best effort of the evening was that of H. E. Burton, '90, who delivered Wendell Phillips' "Under the Flag" in really admirable manner...
...oration, but failed to give it a powerful expression. F. G. Goodwin, '91, on the other hand, gave one of Carl Schurz's orations a forcible and intelligent rendering, and his effort must be regarded as one of the most enjoyable of the evening. G. B. Henshaw, '90, spoke Grady's "The New South" in an effective manner...