Agreement for the establishment of a fund between William Bross of the City of Chicago and Lake Forest University, dated November 5, 1879.
The delegate from Lake Forest University was F. M. Skinner. The first place oration went to A. W. Bartlett of Illinois College for "The School and the State." Printed by L. B. Patterson, Printer, Monmouth, Ill.
Lectures were given at the Art Institute.
Spring tour program, printed by Fee & Fay, Printers, Chicago.
Cover of program only, no contents.
The debate question: Resolved, that laws further restricting the immigration of foreigners to the United States are inexpedient.
The McPherson Prize of twenty-five dollars for the best oratorical declamation was awarded to the winner of the contest.
Lyrics and music for "Kappa Sigma! Hail to You!!," words by George Leiper Thomas, music by Leslie W. Wyckoff, "Toast to Kappa Sigma," words by Ensign Otie, air- chorus to "Soldiers Field," "Come, Gather All Ye Merry Men," words by E. R. Meredith, music by Mildred Bentley. Lyrics for "The Ramble Song" and "The Feed Song."
Printed by Hotel Trade Press, North Chicago, Ill.
Musical program.
Musical program.
Performances by the Lake Forest University Women's Chorus, Ferry Hall Glee Club and soloist, Alice Phillips.
Program compliments of Krafft's Drug Store.
Program compliments of Krafft's Drug Store.
Directed by Walter S. Armbruster.