1907 - Camp Mowglis

Also for Gillie of kindergarten fame.H for the Doctor-Hersey's his name.His baseball at-Hebron established his fame ~I for the innings which Bingville played first.Hard lnck for Mowglis who found it the worst.J for the teeny wee hop-toard-a-sport.Of widest experience in games of each sort.· K for the courteous, good hearted young Knott.The nickname of kidney already he's got.ri for Macfarlane, also for Morse._ The latter is a name that rhymes well with horse.0 for the counsellor down in the Den.In neatness and order he's a pattern for men.P for our loyal Endicott P.His vote is for Mowglis-Just ask him and see.S for Hunt Smith whose voice loud and clearOn some occasions is heard in your ear.T for the Thurbers-You'll easily see"United they stand" that family of three.W for Walker-our young editor gay.Whose log of the Camp you have just read to-day.X, Y and Z for the rest of the crowdWho should have been in this if time had allowed.H.Our Social ColumnOn a Thursday evening a most enjoyabledance was given in the ClubHouse. About seven o'clock theguests began to arrive and were receivedat the door oy Dr. Herseyand Mr. Williams. The dance beganwith the Haymakers and wasfollowed by a Virginia Reel, BarnDance and the Lancers. The costumeswere varied and unique. Mr.Williams wore a beautiful low neckedcreation as the evening was warm.Miss Sallie Walker was undoubtedlythe belle of the evening.Miss Ellie Thayer and Miss JuliaGoldthwait looked unusually charm-ing. Julia danced every dance and alittle between dances. Miss Putnamand her cousin, Miss Smith from Nebraska,were both much in demand.Aunt Gillan Terriberry and AuntDwight Foster acted as chaperones.At an early hour the dancers left.The Flip society had a private car,loaned by the President. The CaviteImprovement Society had to walk inorder to enjoy their well swept path.On a Saturday afternoon the firstmeeting of the Flip society was heldin the cave and the President waselected to the chair while one of itsmost active members was appointed19