This file contains programmes, invitations, and other ephemera related to McGill. Includes: two copies of McGill Annual University dinner songbook (1890), programme for meetings of the McGill Medical Society of Undergraduates (1898-1899), McGill Annual University Dinner programme (20 November 1890), invitation to a reception with the Principal in the University Library (26 October 1895), McGill College Faculty of Arts certificate of matriculation for A.W. Atwater (winner of Governor's Scholarship) (1873-1874), McGill College Faculty of Arts Department of Practical Science certificate of matriculation for A.W. Atwater (1873-1874), invitation to the Founder's Festival addressed to Miss Macdonald (1865), invitation to the Founder's Festival (1864), schedule for McGill University Athletic Association Annual Field Meeting (23 October, 1891), programme for Founder's Festival (ca. 1880), programme for the Annual Dinner of the Undergraduates of the Law Faculty (19 March 1883), programme for McGill Faculty of Law Annual Dinner belonging to Mr. Fair (22 March 1881), "Royal Institution" republished from "The Quebec Official Gazette" (ca. 1826), programme for Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate 10th Annual Dinner (21 January 1892), programme for Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate 11th Annual Dinner (3 February 1893), programme for McGill University Athletic Sports (28 October 1880), English text of "Hymn to Apollo" sung at the Academy of Music (19-20 February 1897), programme for British Medical Association Annual Dinner (2 September 1897).

This file contains a programme for a celebration of Queen Elizabeth's birthday, "Trooping the Colour at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, McGill University." Includes musical programme, order of ceremony, and list of officers present. Invitation to Trooping the Colour also included.

This file contains ephemera related to McGill convocations, including a convocation dinner menu (1949, belonging to Mr. Pennington), a convocation seating chart (1951), convocation tickets (1905 and 1927), an invitation to a convocation address by the governor general (ca. 1907-1918), and a convocation programme (1914).

This file contains a programme for the Dedication Service of the War Memorial Buildings. Includes order of service and a list of the names inscribed in the Roll of Honour in the Memorial Hall.

This file contains programmes for McGill University English Department productions of Karel Capek's "R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots)" held at Moyse Hall, 4 February 1948, and "Three student experiments toward playwriting" held at Moyse Hall, 31 March 1950.

This file contains a programme and menu for the Founder's Day dinner commemorating the 200th anniversary of Hames McGill's birth.

This file contains a programme for a hockey game between McGill and Yale, held on 16 December 1932 in New Haven. Pencil annotation records a score of McGill 3, Yale 0.

This file contains McGill Daily ephemera, including a programme for the 1949 McGill Daily Banquet with cartoons (15 March 1949), and programme for 1951 McGill Daily Banquet with cartoons unfolded with satirical text typed on the back (7 March 1951).

This file contains invitations, programmes, and menus for McGill-affiliated dinners, including convocation lunch, graduation and reunion dinners, and dinners given by people or organizations affiliated with McGill. Interesting highlights include a dinner in honour of Maurice Duplessis (7 January 1937) and a dinner honouring "members of the South African Contingents" (19 April 1901). Two menus from 1920-1921 belonged to Maude E.M. Olding, and four invitations from 1982 belonged to R.E. Bell.

This file contains McGill funeral and memorial ephemera, including programmes for memorial services for Donald Alexander Smith, Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal (26 January 1914); King George V (28 January 1936); and for the First and Second Annual War Memorial Assemblies (February 26 1947, February 26, 1948). Also includes programme for the funeral of Arthur William Currie (5 December 1933), a ticket of entry for a funeral procession (5 December 1933) and a seating plan for a memorial or funeral (undated).