The Graduates' Association Evening.

This was held on June 7th at the Pioneer Club rooms and proved a great success. Through the energy of the Committee of the Association, both old and new graduates were soon at ease With each other, and things went with a swing. The President of the Association, Mr. G. E. Craig, in a few brief words, suitably welcomed to the bosom of his association the graduates of the year, on behalf of whom, Mr. C. Arndt replied. Then Prof. Murphy in a characteristic speech stressed the necessity of graduates realizing that in the world to-day, graduation should not, nay must not, mean the end of study if one is to rise to the top of one's profession. Mr. F. Mackenzie played, Mrs. Hannah recited, Mr. Rishworth and Mr. Byrne sang. A delightful supper served to round off a very enjoyable evening.