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ment a most charming one, "Good night."

P.S. The girls in Manzanita Hall got
the rest of the refreshments next day ac-
companied by talks on "woman's rights" by
Miss Howe and Miss Pollock.

[image colored drawing of an Edwardian dressed lady wearing a hat and carrying an umbrella]

During the early part of this very in-
structive and interesting Summer Session, which
is fast drawing to a close, the instructors
and students were given a very interest-
ing and informal talk by University
President Robert Lewers.

Mr Lewers, who has been a member of
the faculty for many years, ably described
the growth of the institution from its in-
fancy to the present time showing its
great development along educational lines.

A deep regret was expressed by
President Lewers because so few teachers were
present at the session this year and also
because he couldn't be in attendance him-
self, owing to an enforced trip East in
the interest of the University.

In closing, he wished success to all
the teachers assembled.