The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-06-09

the history of social events at the Uni
~versity. From early Thursday morning
until the wee sma hours ayant the
tWa' IL Friday" was a continuous round
of mirth and pleasure. There were many
big-heads and heavy cye-lids on the train
when it pulled out of Chapel Hill Fri
day morning.
T. N. E. DANCE.
Thursdays gaieties began with a delight
full dance by the T.. n. E. Fraternity,
given complimentary to the visit
ing young ladies'. the dance was in Com
mons Hall, which was dccol..cu profusely
with University colors-llght blue and
white. The following couples participa-
ted:
H. II. Phillips with Miss Drane; B. K.
Lassiter with Miss Nash; Thos. d. Mearcs
with Miss Caldwell; w. f. Carr with Miss
Battle; w. Fisher with Miss Cannon; S.
E. Shull with Miss Wcscott, j. C. b.
EIinghaus with Miss Clark; Eben Alex
ander with Miss Turk; w. Gordon with
Miss Graves; j. Cheshire with Miss Ven
able; c. Carr with Miss Bailey; w. Dunn
with Miss Gordon; J. Ramsey with Miss
Nell Hinsdale; G.. Thomas With Miss Brc-
ward; A. Cox with Miss Alexander; j.
Whitehead with Miss Scott; L. Morehead
with Miss Cannon; F.. Cox with Miss
R~ridgcrs; w. Taliaferro with Miss Louie
Jones; H. S. Lewis with Miss Whedbee;
G.. Kenan with Miss Baker; b. Drane with
Miss Mears; j. MacIlae with Miss Pear
son.
Stays: Carr, Orr, Lewis, K, Calder,
Brenizer, Thorpe, Andrews.
CUPID'S GOOD WORK
Immediately after dinner ali the teams,
buggies and horses to be found in the vii
lage were called INTO use. Every young
Tar-heel scion who could %pursuade some
fair damsel to go driving along the hIlly
but picturesque roads leading out from
Chapel Hill could be seen somewhat later
! with the reins tied around the whip-staff
with the horse walking lazily along, in
earnest conversation with his fair part
ner. Who can tell what was the subject
OF the conversation.
! The beautiful, long winding paths of
Battles Park, usually SO quiet except for
the songs of the wood thrush and the
meanings of the boughs, on Thursday pre-
scented quite a different appearance. An
idle stroller would come across ii couple
every time he would cross over a hill or
turn an abrupt corner. These, too, would
be whispcring-what?
GORGCN .4EAD BANQUET.
The Gorgon Head banquet was held III
the Gorgon Head Lodge just southwest of
the campus. The hall was beautifully dec
grated with the fraternity colors. potted
! plants, etc. The program was as foloWs:
"Wclcomc,' by une POSTMASTER, Mr..
William Dunn, Jr.
! Gorgon's Head punch, champagne,
waters.
..Tcast to the ladies' by Mr.. j. B.
Thorpe.
2. Soft-shell crabs, French bread, Sara
toga chips.
8. Ienderloin Of beef, charepquoines,
green peas.
our Past and Future by Percy Whit
aker.
4. Claret punch, Nabisco biscuits.
5. Chicken salad. beaten biscuits, salt
ines.
Our Alumnae,' S.. E. Shull.
6. Cream III forms, fancy cake.
Z. Young American cheese and crackers,
| Cafe Noir.
s. Good Luck, Our Order j. B. Ram
sey.
The following couples were present:
| Miss Brevard with S. E. Shull, Miss Ven
| able with w. j. Gordon, Miss Baker with
j. S. Whitehead, Miss Hinsdale with J.
! B.. Ramsey. Miss Harlowe with A. w.
| Latta, Miss Clark with G.. G. Thomas,
| Miss Caldwell with G.. w. Graham. Miss
Gordon with j. B. Thorpe, Miss Wilson
! with A.. G.. Brenizeo, Miss Emerson with
TX. 2. Lewis, Miss Graves with P. Whlta-