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- Oct. 25th, 1907
On Oct. 25, Tennyson's "Enoch Arden," with Strauss music, was given by Miss Spigener and Mr. Schroetter. This immortal poem is one that has charmed humanity for many a year, nor did it fail on this occasion.
The Pennant, December 1907. See the page. - Thursday, Oct. 24th, 1907
On Thursday afternoon, October 24th, from four to six o'clock, the faculty and students of Virginia Institute tendered to Senator Carmack, of Tennessee, the most social affair in the annals of the College.
The Pennant, December 1907. See the page. - Wednesday, Nov. 6th, 1907
One of the most delightful and enjoyable occasions of the year was a chafing dish party given by Mrs. Fowler in honor of Miss Elizabeth Willingham, of Richmond, on Wednesday evening, November 6th.
The Pennant, December 1907. See the page. - Nov. 27th, 1907
The members of the Art Club enjoyed a delightful picnic on the afternoon of Nov. 27th.
The Pennant, December 1907. See the page. - Fall 1907
The students have been enjoying weekly trips to the knobs. Miss Spigener is chaperon on these occasions and makes these outings very pleasant.
The Pennant, December 1907. See the page. - Wednesday, Nov. 20th, 1907
Miss Spigener kindly chaperoned the members of her sorority, the Gamma Sigmas, to the Hotel Hamilton for dinner Wednesday evening, November twentieth.
The Pennant, December 1907. See the page.
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