The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-05
TO DEBATE WITH VIRGINIA.
Our University Receives a Challenge
DR.. Hume to Speak at Dedica-
ton of Virginia University
y. VI. G. n. Building.
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Chapel Hill, n. e., Oct. 3.-The Uni
versity has just received a challenge
from the University Of Virginia for
a debate next spring. The stipulations
have not been arranged, but it is
hoped that satisfactory ones can be.
Virginia has always proved herself an
able and honorable opponent in what
ever field she is met the Tar Heels
The two institutions have never met
i'm the arena of debate, but this year
we hone, may see the measuring of
intellect, as we'll as the testing of
minds.
Dr. Thos. Hume, professor Of Eng
lish Literature in the University Will
deliver an address at the dedication
of the new Y. NJ. c. A building at
the University of Virginia. Oct. IS,
10, 1905. DR.. Hume was one OF the
organizers Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at the
University of Virginia while a student
there, being assisted in that work
by Rev. DR.. ]. VIM. Jones, now secre-
tary of the Memorial Association OF
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. 1t is very fitting that DR..
Hume should be selected to make the
dedication address upon the occasion
of the founding of this Y. NJ. c.. A.
building, in the founding of which in
stitution he was such a prominent
and valuable figure.
The training table for the football
squad has been arranged and the
following men are now taking their
meals there: Robson, (capt) Town
Gend Brown. Singletary, Gardner,
Alternately, Story, Segle, Snipes A.
Snipes L., Winborne. Sadler. Parker.
Reynolds. Trailor and Coach Warner.
The various fraternities of the Uni
versity have held their annual inltia-
tons at their respective lodges and
initiated the following new members:
Delta Kappa Epsilon; F. M. Hines,
B. F.. Harris. j. d. Patterson. NJ.
Orr. ]. D. Proctor. T, w. Kitchin.
Brown, OF Lafayette officiating
Kappa Sigma: G.. Webb r. G..
Mann and B. B. Vinson, f. Daniels.
Of u. NJ I. officiating.
Kappa Sigma: c. Webb, r. G.
Chatham. F. NJ. Dunlap and G. L,
Wollen.
Alpha Tau Omega: r. I. Sutton,
Norman officiating.
Beta Theta ri; c. P. Bright, L. Q.
Reilley, E. T. Stillwell and c. s.
Prather.
Pi Kappa Alpha: ]. N. Virgins
and w. c. Coughenhour
Sigma Nh: w. P. Emerson, W. ].
Boylan, A. M. Frazier, with O. M.
Gordon S. F. Alternately, 7. M.
Sadler. from A. & NJ; j. S. Mason,
from Salt Lake City. Utah. and d. E.
Wiley, of Salisbury. officiating. The
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta
Theta had no initiates.
The Freshmen Glass has elected the
following officers: Ere eman presi-
dent; Gean, first vice-president; UNI
stead, second vice-president; McNilley,
secretary; Bowen, treasurer; Gotten,
historian; Barbee, class representa-
tive; Queen, orator; Jones, w j., poet;
Jones, W. H., prophet; Hurttle, statis-
tician; wilkins, janitor.
The second year Medical has elected
the following officers: A. T. Terrell,
president; A. F. Nichols, first vice
president; John Berry. second vice
president; T. II. Smith, secretary; t.
H. Brady, treasurer; c. NJ. Walters.
historian; o. b. Ross, prophet; Percy
Johnson, poet; d. V. Harris. surgeon;
r. Apgor, coroner.
The Senior Glass met today and
elected their class officers as follows:
w B. Love, president; r. NJ. Brown,
| first vice president; F. NJ. Crawford.
second vice-president; r. H. Nc
Lain, secretary; w. r. Jones, treas
urer; J. S. Kerr. statistician; B. F.
Royal. prophet; John A. Parkes, class
orator; H. w. Mccain, class represen-
tative; II. w. Littleton. class histo-
rian; P E. Seagle, last will and tesla
ment.