Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-05-16
COLLEGE NOTES.

On Saturday Middlebury college will
meet the University of Vermont at
Burlington in track contest. Captain
McGuirk has been training the local
boys hard, and promises good showing
if not a victory for the Middlebury
team.
Rehearsals for the May festival given
by the women's college under the direc-
ton of Dean Crawford are being held
regularly. The festival will be re-
vival of one of the costumes of the
seventeenth century and will give the
people eff Middebury and vicinity a
splendid opportunity to witness spec
tacle of that day.
The nominating committee for the
Musical association of the Women's
college has been appointed as follows :
Misses Buttolph 10, Parker rs, Mead
Is, Helms 10
Alpha Zeta of Alpha Chi will hold a
private dance at the gymnasium on
Saturday evening.
Physical Director Fisher pitched 15-
inning game for New York against
Cleveland Wednesday in which he al
lowed but five hits. The game was
called on account of darkness with tie
score, 2-2.
Middlebury defeated New Hampshire
State on last Tuesday in hard fought
battle. mclaughlin pitched an ex-
cellent game for the home team, allow
ing but two hits and striking out nine.
The score was 80. On Saturday Nor
witch defeated Middlebury in what
should have been an easy victory for
Middlebury. Vail pitched a superb
game, striking out sixteen men; but
! H. NJ I olo 1at
in the winning runs for Norwich Score,
80.
In spite of track conditions a very
successful interclass track meet was
held on last Friday. Dade Is broke
his own record on the 220-yard hurdles,
doing the run in % Is seconds. Jones
Is won the mile and half-mile. Kror
, Is won the high jump, clearing the
bar at fit. 4 inches. Triggs and Nc
Glaughlin won out in the short dashes
Leonard in the shot and Condit in the
D hammer contests, while Rogers 16 haC
: an easy time getting away with the
4 pole vault. Lamere '16 won the two
e mile race after struggle with Weaver
, '16. The victory went to the sopho
more class with 62 points to their cred
it.
A very successful concert was giveI
$ Tuesday, May s, at the opera house b.
the College Glee club. A large audi
dience was present and the concert wa!
E appreciated by all who attended.
The seniors have appeared in thei
caps and gowns, which they continue t.
. wear during morning classes for tn,
rest of the college year.
:, The Caravans, an Irish comedy, wa
= presented to a large audience at tn
j gymnC stun on Saturday evening by tn
= Junior class. The cast was:
Peter Caravan Hubbard
Antony Caravan Farwell
{ Capt. Headley Voss
=. Widow Greeley Miss Suter
Widow Deeny Miss Wood
Middlebury was defeated by Clark
son Technology on Monday at Potsdam
n. Y. Middlebury had the game up t
n the ninth inning, So, when a series O
G errors let in three runs for Clarksor
IL The final score was 6-5.
(. The game on Tuesday with St. Law
{ renee was not played.
, On Wednesday Colgate defeated Mic
n dlebury in a hard fought battle with
a. score of Al.
l. On Friday evening, May 9th, at tn
college gymnasium was held the annu;
promenade of the junior class. TIL
hall was beautifully decorated in fe.
toons of blue and gold streamers an
with evergreen. Wilson's orchestra {
Rutland furnished music About fit
o. couple were present. The patrons an
e patronesses were President and Mrs. ,
s M. Thomas, Prof. and Mrs. Everet
+ Skillings, Miss Caroline Crawford
is Prot. and Mrs. A. E. Lambert, Prot
" and Mrs. F. w. Cady, Prof. and Mr.
y P. N. SWEET, Prof. and Mrs. G. "
q Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Blu
= tolph, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Fletche
:, The committee for arrangements wa
9 w. G. HUI bbard, R. NJ Hutchins, o.
p Rogers. L. w. Cuff, Miss Helen Haugl
as Miss Eleanor Hatch.
re Theron Culver 10 has greatly in
IN proved since an operation for append
citis was performed at the Mary Fletcl
h, er hospital on May 5th. He will be alb
as to go home by the last of the werk.
n Alumni visitors during Junior wee
at were Miss Rachael Pike, IL, Miss Rer
ir Hnntley 10, Miss Mary Bresnahan l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carter both of II
Of class of TO- Ivers Hackett and Charl,
tn Mulcahy ~.
&c Student government officers for neI
u year at the women's college have bee
~ elected as follows: President, Mis-
w Helen Haugh; vice president, Mi
~ Gladys Wilson; secretary, Miss Mario
Thomas; treasurer, Miss Harriet Blak
man. The house chairman and cla
AZ representatives have not as yet bee
elected.
~ Dr. Thomas breaches at WELLESLEY CO
n lege Sunday.
as The Home Economic club held
TO social and business meeting at Pearson
nd hall on Thursday evening.
~ Slabs Stranger Escapes in Aut,
ne New York, May 2.-The automobi
es served as a vehicle for the escape
an criminals here again today when SON
e. members of a motor party, includir
V, five men and two women, leaped fro