The "Supper."

The usual supper in honour of the graduates of the year was held in a separate hall, and was very largely attended. The spread itself, which must have been a most successful undertaking for the caterer, was scrambled for in the usual energetic manner, and was succeeded by a lengthy toast list. Pleasing features of the proceedings were in his own inimitably witty style, and the number of the trophies presented to the echo, Tournament champions. The latter were cheered to the echo, but bore their blushing honours with most becoming modesty.

On conclusion of the speeches, dancing was vigorously pursued till the first streaks of dawn were within two hours of reappearance.

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