. The Pharmaceutical era . of ours as aneducational fac-tor in t s graduatesshould be proudto call it Mater and to look up to it as the foun-tain of their success, and back to their college days asamong the best and happiest of their lives. Next tothese college days should come the annual fraternalmeetings—the reunion of good fellowship—when ties arere-strengthened by the rivalry of athletic contest. Maythe cup be an aid toward the binding of class to classin good fellowship and each individual to his alma president, Mr. Erb, will doubtless be able to say hisl
. The Pharmaceutical era . of ours as aneducational fac-tor in t s graduatesshould be proudto call it Mater and to look up to it as the foun-tain of their success, and back to their college days asamong the best and happiest of their lives. Next tothese college days should come the annual fraternalmeetings—the reunion of good fellowship—when ties arere-strengthened by the rivalry of athletic contest. Maythe cup be an aid toward the binding of class to classin good fellowship and each individual to his alma president, Mr. Erb, will doubtless be able to say hislittle say in a vein happier than mine. Into his handsthen and into yours we place the cup. With the annualmeetings in the times to come may the old song be as aremembrance of the present: Well take a cup and drinkit up in remembrance of Old Lang Syne. President Erb made a fitting response. The gift is toi)c contested for by the different classes in bowling, theclass making the best score to retain the cup unt 1 another. class scores higher. The cup is a beautiful piece of bears the following inscription: Presented to theAlumni Association of the College of Pharmacy of theCity of New York by the AVilliam S. Merrell ChemicalCompany of Cincinnati, O. June, 1900. An alumnibadge is mounted in the inscription. Following the dinner, dancing, bowling and prizeshooting were enjoyed. The ladies bowled for prizes, thesuccessful ones being Miss May Molloy, Miss Angrovettand Mrs. George E. Schweinfurth. The men rolled inthe afternoon, the contest resulting in a tie among GeorgeHitchcock, R. H. Tlmmermann and C. H. White. Threemedals are offered and these will be awarded when theroll-off is made. Adolph Tsheppe won the shootingcontest, L. W. De Zeller was second and Harry C. Yagerthird. Durng the afternoon a group photograph wastaken. Those responsible for the success of the affairare: Out ng Committee—Nelson S. Kirk, 94. chairman;Fred. Borggreve, 92; Thos. M. Davies, 94; Carl
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