Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

manifested in the proposed cross-country
| run to be held the Saturday before
Thanksgiving, in order to determine the
individual championship of the college
| The start in the big race. that Is expected
| to attract a field of thirty or more, will
be made from the gymnasium. and the
finish will be before the grandstand in
Lambeth Field, the exact distance being
estimated at three miles.
Jones. former student of Yale Uni
yerSity, who has had considerable ex-
perience in long-distance work. will be
one of the men to start and judging
from the form he has been displaying
in the workouts, should finish well Up.
+. Strudwiche, jr., has been chosen as
sistant editor-in-chief Of College Topics.
and already has taken up the duties of
the Office. StrudWiche has had consider
able experience with other college publ
cations. and is expected to aid materi-
ally in giving the subscribers a paper
that will be a credit to the university.
The qualifying round in the champion
ship golf tournament has been played
off. with the following results: Eppa
Rixey. 81: Alexander Macdonald, 81;
Wharton f. Weems, Sc: J. NJ. Garrett,
81; J. Barnweii, 50: A. T. Jameson. 90:
]. s. Hume. 81; r. NJ. Balthis. 81; H. r.
T. Compton. %: John Lloyd, %, and
Cuthbert Tunstall, IS.
Drawings for the first eight resulted
as follows: Jameson VS.. Hume. Garrett
IS. NlaCOO0aI0
Rixey VS.. Barnwell.
Form Miller School Club.
The Miller School Club, composed of
graduates Of the Miller School, has or
ganized for the season with the follow
ing members: Frank n. Lewis, presi-
dent; Eugene p. Brown, vice president;
w. A. Gannt, secretary and treasurer:
r
Gannt, Ire r. Deems X. S. Cook. August
r. Blakey; member in the faculty,
Prof. Charles Hancock; special member,
]. M. Hurt; honorary members, DIR. Rob-
ert B. Fulton and Prof. r. G. Price
DIR. w. A. Lambeth was in Nashville
Tenn, recently 10 attend meeting 10
discuss the architecture and construction
of the Peabody College for teachers. neld
by the advisory board of that college,
Of which DIR. Lambeth, with DIR. Gortze
of Columbia, and Prof. Burton of chi
cago is a member.
Speaking of the plans, DR.. Lambeth
SAID: Il see great possibilities for a
beautiful academic display there. The
approach TO the grounds is very impress
i've, and there is commanding view of
Nashville. The buildings situated on ,his
eminence. will be like the acropoiis at
Athens, with IFS arcadeS and collonades =
The tournament committee of the G. If
Club has ann unccd thirty-six- mole
handicaps to beginners. 1t will start next
Tuesday and continue until the end or the
week.
President Alderman has been an active
participant in two important fun ct.ons
during the past week After return ny
from Chicago, where he presided at the
annual meeting of the Association of
American Colleges. he left Sunday for
New York city, where he delivered an
address at the exercises in honor of Ed
| ward NJ. Shepard, the lawyer and ora
tor. at the College of the City of New
York.
Returning to the university early in
the week he Immediately went to Nor
gantown, w. Va. where he delivered an
address at the Inauguration of President
Hodges of the University of West Vir-
ginia.