Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-14

, alumni have already filled position.
This is an indication that Leno
! students make good.
A very interesting debate was hel
in the college chapel last Friday e,
ening. The debating teams wer
Leander Clarke college and Leno
academy. The question was, Re
solved, that the recall should be ar
piled to all state. and municipal off
GERS except judges. Leander Clark
team taking the affirmative and Len
OK academy the negative. Those
from abroad were Mr.. McMillen, Mis-
Sauer, Mr.. Shupp. Those from Len
OK were Hartzell Milroy, Elizabeth
Hendee and John Parkhill. Both
teams did fine work and one of the
judges said it was hard to decide be
tween them. The decision was II ii
Favor Of Leander Clarke. The Judges
We're Rev. Breed and Rev. Porter Of
Monticello and Prof. Graft OF Airing
ton. The winners, however had some
advantages. They selected the
question on which they had before
debated with another college and
lost and so were able to see their
weak points and strengthen them
They were also some what older and
no doubt had more experience while
this was the first public appearance
along this line for the Lenox speak
ers. The visiting debaters were
accompanied by Mr.. Charles Sauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Klotz and Mr..
Crawford. After the program, a
banquet was served at Clarke Hall
by the Academy students to the de-
baters and their friends and the
faculty and judges. President Reed
acted as POSTMASTER and the follow
Ing toasts We're responded to 1.-THE
Props and Pep. Mr.. McMillen, The
Faculty, Raymond Joseph, Debate in
General, Rev. Roy Porter. Rev.
Breed was also called on and gave
some pleasing remarks.
A wedding is always matter OF
interest and one unusually so to
Lenox college took place Thursday
evening. Miss Helena Mackenzie,
who had been the teacher Of express
sion here for nearly two years, was
married Thursday evening at 500
p. m. to Mr.. Lacey T.. Harris Of
Evanston, Illinois. The audience
room of the Presbyterian church was
filled by members of the faculty Of
Lenox college, Lenox students and
many friends of the bride. The ush-
ers were Dean Morgan and Ellery
Reed. Miss Miller beautifully sang,
under the Linden's". While the,
wedding march was being played BY
Miss Nellie Campbell, the bride
and groom came down the aisle, pre-
ceeded by little Miss Louise Park
hill, who scattered flowers. along
their way. The ceremony was per-
formed by President Reed assisted
BY DR. Parkhill. The Episcopal mar
riage service was used. The bride
looked very beautiful in white satin,
trimmed with baby Irish lace and
rhinestone trimming, a long veil
and carrying shower boquet of
white roses. Her only ornament be-
ing a necklace sent by her brother in
India. At the close Of the ceremony
the wedding party and guests proceed
ed to the presidents home where a
reception was given by President
and Mrs. Reed. "A delightful even
ing was spent and one which will
long be remembered as an unusual
event in college life. The bride re-
ceived many beautiful presents from
faculty, students and friends. Mrs.
Harris won many friends during her
connection with Lenox college whc
wish that her life may be one of
complete happiness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris win make their home in
Evanston, Illinois.