A convenient book for class day, which shows some enterprise, will be published Thursday afternoon by Moses King. It will be a neat pamphlet containing the class song with music, reduced from the HARVARD HERALD print by a photographic process: a view of Sever Hall, where the Pudding spreads: a view of Massachusetts Hall, where the Pi Eta spreads, and a view of the Gymnasium, where the dancing takes place in the evening. A new plan of the vicinity of the college has been made, showing by numbers and an alphabetical directory the location of all college buildings and noted buildings close by. The rules and programme, the officers, the order of exercises, a history of class day and other appropriate matter will be embodied in the book, and the names in full of all seniors, arranged alphabetically, with their college room, their home address, and also the time and place of their teas and spreads. It will be a convenient hand-book for those visiting Cambridge on class day.
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