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Goodbye Supper.

After six weeks of real pleasure in-
termingled with our hard work the
student body of the S.S. gave a de-
lightfully informal banquet in hon-
or of the faculty.

The tables were artistically decorated
with sweet-peas and ferns, which to-
gether with the gay assemblage pre-
sented a very pleasing effect.

Mrs. Mary B. Bray acted as toast-
mistress of the evening. Mrs Jen-
nice Smith toasted Supt. J.E. Bray;
Miss Gloster, the Faculty; Miss Oakes,
Acting-President Leavers; and Mr. Axt,
the Deputy superintendents. Then fol-
lowed college songs and yells by the
boys of the summer school at the
conclusion of which all joined in
the 1914 S.S. Song.

Knights of Columbus.

The banquet over a large majority
of the students, faculty and others
wended their way to the S. Thomas
Acquinas Hall. The Knight's of Columbus
and Children of Mary's Sodality had
extended an invitation to their
evenings entertainment. For More
than an hour Mr. Foley,
from the Orpheum Circuit mystic-