The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13

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q tnfrEfoe 20 iulolyr enleq-
tho inside oftuation- Thefe Q-,l =
no doubt, however. that 8ometn!ns
really big and startling e to b pllls-l l.,
on. The Students ana eiti1o1a cso ~
ready much wrought up over the oe-
cuTrelce. and the youngsters o4e
ginniRg the saving OF their copper N
anticipation.
Ne~u Of the eatota-
The new cadets OF the West Yireinia
corps Of Cadets 1t the University are
rapfdfy tahing on the appearance OF
younr soldiers. The fair weather -
giyen opportunity for outSide drtn
nearly every day and the. ca6ot en-
etrs and roueommisstoned o6acefs 3Fo
doine their best 70 train tie new naoh
50 that they may be placed Ia the con-
-psni~a. The new uniforms have ~
rived and the new cadets seem 70 oe
cid not to be cOnspicious BY being IN
civilian clothing during the df1u henf'
About one hundred and thirty cadets
have expressed 3 desire TO eonE1noo
tho informal cadet hops this yeeF.
These dances are given and PAID LOT
by the cadets and are held IA the Az
mory. The Arst hop win be held NO
vember 18th.
The subject OF the Military Ban has
been discussed in the corps and Il mas
been practically decided 70 have It on
February Sd. The bali is an event
which Is looked forward 20 with pleas
lire by a great many Students and
alumni throughout the state II has
been conducted fer the past hve or SIX
years in such q way that II can give no
oRense even to people who are not In
favor Of dancing Il furnishes an op-
portunity for students, alumni and
friends Of the institution 70 enjoy q
social evening together which would
not be obtained in any other way and
it therefore seems advisable TO con-
ttnue this event.
The cadet band has given two or
three outdoor concerts during the dril
hours which have been greatly en-
5oyed-
The theoretical instruction win be-
gin about the middle OF November
and continue for the rest Of the hrSt
semester and the Arst half OF the
second
The College wemen's Banquet
The College Women's Banquet given
by the young women Of the West Vir-
rzinis University on the evening OF
November ID called forth much real
enthusiasm among the women stu
dents. Numerous college pennant8
and banners among the Profuston OF
autumn leaves and chryssnthemum
made the armory a most charming
place for the banquet and added much
to the college spirit Of the occasion.
The banquet, for which one hundred
and efEhty-st1 plates we're laid, vas
prepared by the young women them
selves, and was admirably served by
twelve young men OF the University.
The delightful music furnished by the
cadet band ceased when the toastm1s-
tress. Miss Rachel ColRall, arose and
proposed q toast to the young women
who had made the banquet possible
A number OF witty responses were
made to toasts. Among the speakers
were President Hodges, Dean Susan
Maxwell Moore, Miss Mabel Eleanor
stone. and Miss Mary Rutherford
Alter the banquet was concluded
many spirited college songs were
slInz: the women students became bet
ter acquainted with one another, and
met socially the women Of the faculty.
wives Of faculty members, the minis
ters' wives, and other college women
Of MorEantown, as well as quite few
Of the aIumnae who returned to spend
the weekend at their Alma Mater
Among the out-of-towu guests were
Miss Mabel Eleanor Stone Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. Territorial Secretary OF the
young Women's Christian Association
and Miss Mary Rutherford, General
Secretary of the Young Women's
Christian Association, Bombay. India
school Of Music.
The School of Music OF West Vir-
gfuia Unfversity has arranged, in con-
junction with the Swisher Theater
u1anaEement. for q series Of three con-
Serts by artists Of more than national
fame.
In past seasons these concerts were
given as the Choral Society series
This year they are to be separated
The concerts arranged for are on De
cember 5. a program by the Mason
string Quartet OF Charleston, W. Va
This is an organization OF West Viz
zinfans that has by its excellent en-
semble gained for itself splendid
reputation not only in its own state
but all through the East. Il plays re-
turn engagements each season wher-
ever it goes.
Gu February 4, Lucy Isabella MaTst
T-;T1ia-= arc engaged TO