“Hi, Dibby—’gratulations!”
“Goo’ boy, Tom, you got a good bunch in Cap.”
“Say, Kerry—”
“Oh, Kerry—I hear you went Tiger with all the weight-lifters!”
“Well, I didn’t go Cottage—the parlor-snakes’ delight.”
“They say Overton fainted when he got his Ivy bid—Did he sign up the first day?—oh, no. Tore over to Murray-Dodge on a bicycle—afraid it was a mistake.”
“How’d you get into Cap—you old roue?”
“’Gratulations!”
This side of Paradise
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Built in 1879 as the headquarters of the Philadelphian Society, a student religious organization conceived as a space for meeting and prayer, Murray Hall was financed by a bequest from Hamilton Murray (Class of 1872), who died at sea the year after graduating.
