The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13

auspices OF the association a golf tournament
to determine the. championship OF tho four
classes has just been played. Four students
were entered from each class. and the silver
cup was awarded to the class Of 1901. whose
team made the best score.
Basketball has been played diligently through
the fall. ana the teamsf from the freshmen and
sophomore classes will soon be chosen. They
will practice IN secret under the direction y OF
ft6 heir ski ski. j However ." strong aa't the Smith
no temptation to let It run away with her.
For even u she were captain ofa team and her
g Wof to 'e mo SarD" in 's sacEeIo tfa1 and Ha ashes e while While
nlled her place on the team. Those girls who
same conditions. and great is the mourning
when some dramatic star sits in the audience.
s ahe l M%sSeb BUSY H bee and laid iaid up BAD ' Records 5ris' for
herself instead Of good ones
,e MsnSy II llt tie 8 BIIfSfss; as b Ssusi; t Rhys fsl Pfs SWEEP RFS1
evenings. For n Halloween celebration the
nearly two hundred of their friends. "A
Veneered Savage" a humorous play, was pre-
h ine With n TIE sp RrRet Of the hen Soar. good od; o Ia 1esR-
toned douRhnuts and sweet cider were served
as refreshments The Snowe House. for It's
did honor to, the evening BY farces. Alice in
i Henp 70 their fa psieisa as m enjoyables.
The different clubs and societies are in the
full swing Of their various activities. Alpha
authors. Its regular meeting fell on Halloween.
so the programme of the evening was made APP
authors. presented. and after several papers
about them tablesux were given mfr from qo their
Tssfsi,, read as q alo slipb by The shos ahs it'll hSlisn oi
burning alcohol. gave the members the true
Halloween awe, to carry home with them
The Philosophical Society met on last Monday
eSyening to consider nS q paper by Miss mar mary W.
e ea.ailn SlS Sb h a b ssanT rso 9a and Id0 now
numbers sixteen seniors. At the next meeting
papers on Egyptian hi hhief tpa RRldfag vii s &c pre- ?
are hard at work. and all the city clubs and the
little circles OF. ten or a dozen eongenial girls
tic ways, whether their object be charity. self
Improvement or pure amusement. The Chris
Individual girls are assisting Mr. George W.
Gable and Miss Abilene Motfat in their Home
Culture classes among the poorer sowPns IeSp
House have given dances in the gymnasium.
Prof. Story has held an organ recital. the
Kneisel Quartet has sung to the college. dis.
tinguished visitors have spoken and in other
ways the social life of the college has moved
the paast month. however. for freshmen and
sophomores was the sophomore reception. The
decorations OF autumn leaves and sheayes of
man class, and yellow, which belongs to the
sophomores, were particularly effective. The
iinish. though the book OF grinds gave them
Just q drop Of bitterness to enhance the flavor
OF the rest. Still. with the perspective OF two
SO Thoroughly comical that %perforce they Joined
In the laugh against themselves as heartily as
One upper-class girl was edited by learning
from n very new freshman. that the time-hon-
ored Dewey House stood Just in front OF The
Presidents barn, and was named after the
hero Of the recent war. This incident was not
forgotten in the College Directory, as, given
published for the freshmen and put in circu-
iation at the reception.