A GLANCE
over the past year's business convinces me that you have been very good customers and for which we wish to thank you one and all, and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
If you have forgotten some one that you should take home a little remembrance for we have a number of very good Books as well as Waterman and Conklin Fountain Pens.
D. L. ROWLANDS University Supply Store.
"PATIENCE" SCORED HIT.
Drew Large Audience Both Evenings.—Work of Chorus a Feature.
"Patience," Gilbert and Sullivan's comic aesthetic opera, was given by the Fine Arts School December 12 and 13 in Bowersock's opera house. The play was a decided success in every way, drawing a recordbreaking attendance both nights. The opera, a satire on the Pre-Raphaelite movement in English literature, was in two acts, showing the amusing, extravagant, sentimentality of a chorus of twenty maidens, all successively in love with two poets, both of whom love "Patience" a milkmaid.
The acting throughout the entire play was excellent. Everything was in unison, each part was mastered, and the chorus rendered its singing admirably. The costumes, which
were brought from New York for the occasion, helped make the performance a very pleasing one to all.
Miss Hazel Leslie as "Patience" had the difficult part of the evening but carried it admirably and was well supported in the leading roles by Miss Kate Reynolds, Miss Jessie Baldridge, Miss Elizabeth Tusten and Miss Frances Houlton. Everett Copley and Archie Narramore took the parts of the two poets extremely cleverly while Sam Forter, Roy Ridnour, and Carroll Fisk made excellent dragoon officers.
—LESTER DISNEY.
Chas. H. Seaver, who graduated with the Electrical Engineering Class of 1906, is visiting a few days at the University.
Remember the Date.
Freshman party January 10, 1908 in Robinson gymnasium.
Don't spend your Money
For New Shoes until I have passed inspection on the old ones—they are worth repairing.
Sewed soles and heels while you wait.
NEWBY'S SHOE SHOP 911 Mass. St.
Professors F. H. Hodder and W. C.Abbott will attend the meeting of the American Historical Association in Boston Dec. 17-21.