The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10
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PICNIC PARTIES
HOLIDAY Is USED ny STUDENTS
FOR OUTING IN THE
COUNTRY.
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TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM n.
G.. oct. s.--The n. c. XII Chapter OF tho
Alpha Tau omega fraternity of Trim
lily College pIcnicked at the pumping
station iaet Tuesday on the holiday
that was given In honor OF Benefactor's
Day at Trinity. In spite Of the dreary
outlook Of the weather. the party was
great success In every way. The chill
In the alt was Just enough to add Il
zest to pleasure seeking to the Jolly
picniokera They built Il roaring fire
on the leeward side of the cliff and for
several hours sat there and told yarns,
sang songs, played games and tried to
take pictures. The crowd returned to
the city late in the afternoon. after
having spent day fun OF fun and
pleasure.
The following couples went on the
picnic: Henry A. Mckinnon with Miss
Susie Markham; s., S Alderman with
Margaret Glenn. OF Greensboro; Henry
Wilson with Miss Fiossie Jeffries, Of
Rocky Mount; H. b. Mayes with Miss
Katie Lee Mckinnon. +. r. Hanes with
Miss Lucille Gorham. l. q. Cooper with
Miss Walker. of New York. Lee Nell
Ecn WITH MISS Euctfe Hund1ey, A SHEER
rod with Miss Katherine Thomas: II.
sherrod with Miss Estelie Flowers: r..
$. Bennett with Miss Matte Lehman,
Pierce: Mr.. Reade with Miss Florence
Greene; Mr.. Thorne with Miss Lav.nia
Pridaen. Roy Ivey with Miss Anna
Branson. q. @. kimball with Miss
Frances Brown. of Raleigh; Henry {.
Doss with Miss Fannie Markham; Mr..
Reed, a Phi Delta Theta from Ran
dolph- Macon. was present as guest of
the chapter with Miss Ruth Poteat Dr
Brown along az chaperonss and afford
ed much amusement III their efforts TO
scale the cliff
The members OF the Eta Prime chap
nf n fru fzp
took advantage of the holiday Tues
day to enjoy IA picnic. Without needing
the threatening appearance of the
clouds lowering on the western horizon
and almost covering the sky. these Jolly
pleasure seekers set out early Tuesday
morning for their annual ptcinc ex-
| eursion to Mr.. James II, Southgate's
cabin near University station.
/ Leaving the city in buggies, one OF
the most pleasing features OF the day
was the drive through the country tG
/ the cabin. Some time after their ar
! rival was spent In disposing of the de
/ licious lunches carried by the ladies OF
! the party Later the couples amused
/ themselves In wandering about over the
/ nearby country sections. or In the chat
I ting together on the wide verandas
I A bout the hour Of six o'clock the happy
crowd started back to the city. pro-
! testing against the necessity OF break
! Ing up the party. and began to fook
forward TO the occasion next year.
1 Those who spent the day on this pic
/ mic were. r. Il. Anderson with Miss
| Rebecca Niche; Southgate Jones witt
Miss Helen ar1bhle. C. w. White and
! Kiss Miss Mary Louise Manning. Ha
A. Hayes with Miss Lucy stokes, II. g
| Hedrick with Miss Lola Jenkins; j. r,
Pegram with Miss Bessie Edwin j. y
Aiken with Miss Mary Gotham r. y
+, Brewer with Miss Nancy Rem J T.
Baugh with Miss Fannie kilgo: VII.
| liam Sheriff. with Miss Ruby Elliott
/ A. s. Brewer with Miss Placide Kramer
/ r, zB. Everton. W. G. Suffer, DIR, and
Mrs. Frank G. Brown and Mrs. stokes
were the chaperones OF this gay GROVE
/ OF young people.