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the ball so hard, and caught so perfectly we could not beat them. Saturday night the celebrated farce over which the sensational newspapers have fumed so vigorously was given before a big audience and carried the house. It was full of local jokes on profs. & students, and replete with [farcical?] situations.

Today Rabbi Voorsanger preached an impressive sermon from the 26th Chapter of Isaiah, the second verse, to the graduating class. The burden of his remarks was that the students should form the "righteous nation" which should put into practice the ideals of our college life.

To-morrow is class day and we place in the Quad. the class plate beneath which rests our class roll with the signatures of all of the graduates. Tuesday is Alumni day and in the evening comes the Promenade. Wed. we receive our degrees and then our college life is at an end.

You will be done on the nine train and I will send the tickets. After the exercises I will see you and Pa and if Claudes comes down Tues-