The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
PRINCETON "CANC" JEALOUS
OF THAT LUCKY CLEE CLUB
But Brilliant Triumph Of Concert With, and For
Wellesley Girls Stills Fear of 'kidding"-.-
And Then There Was Dancing.

bashfuness when they meet lot of
people
Red, alias G. J. tChief Justice) Harts-
wick. Yale Shelf, ~. tried to horn In at
the forenoon rehearsal Red said he was
looking for certain party in the room.
Billy Moore who made one of Princeton's
touchdowns against Yale two weeks ago
yesterday and furthermore sings tenor,
noised the word around that there was a
, ringer present. So they threw Red out.
The Hon James A. Baker. IS. known
as Bake to ever,b body except the home
folks. had the time of his life also In the
forenoon. Bake. as manager of The
Princeton Glee Club. had TO get his whole
roll changed into ffty-two half dollars
and tifty-two quarters some place quickly
30 that he could give each Princeton
Carus' and Gourmet 10 cents for his
luncheon.
There's bank across from the Waldorf.
Bake came back from the bank just In
time. his pockets buleing from the line of
beauty and juggling with real money like
sleigh bells. 1t seemed lot of money
, to give to each OF those young college
boys--I5 cents for an entire luncheon at
the Waldorf and. in some cases, only one
girl to share the spread with. So they
gorged themselves
All over the place the blue bunting Of
Wellesley. with Princeton's orange and
black. was spread by workmen under the
direction Of members of the local alumn;p
I OF Wellesley. including Mrs Robert r.
Ludinston OF AZ Riverside Drive. who
was chairman of the concert committee,
and Miss Gladys Platten OF 5S7 West
! End avenue, treasurer.
In the absence Of President Pendleton
/ OF Wellesley. who was unable 20 be
present the Wellesley girls We're looked
after by Miss Olive DAVIS. dire ctor of nails
Of residence at Wellesley, and "A group OF
assistant chapcrons from the slumnH
4 Re.pIendent Audience.
! II was a very respondent audience Of
| patrons and patronesses and their friends
who greeted the boy and girl singers at
! their evening concert Wellesley Of to-day
and DAYS past swatted white gloV.d palms
/ together and gave soprano cheers for the
4 stalwart young men Of Princeton who had
spent their THANKSGIVING vacation Re hears
ing day and night to help out sister
! college In distress.
| And Princeton and Wellesley and every
! body else whcoped things up emotionaily
! for the Wellesley girls. who by singing.
teaching dancing during their summer va
! cations selling candy and lead pencils day
/ IN and day out, even by cooking have
{ raised 100000 since March and mus,
/ earn s2i0.000 more before thn end OF
December or lose the Request or S9iO. 600
promised on this condition by Nj. Rookie
Teller,
There were stirring march songs or the
programme sung by the Princeton boys,
/ sYnCopating rags by the Princeton man
doln and banjo clubs, a medley OF Wellcs-
ley songs arranged by Miss Margaret
Griffin, Is. who was the Wellesley girls
accornpanist, and beautifully played lIa-
: waiian tunes 10y rrmcetons Hawaiian
seNtet.
Miss Mary W. Chambers. ~. led the
Wellesley girls. O. :. tOli pub Putnam.
IL. led prncotons sonGs;crs Frank
Leslie IL. the Mandolin club. and u.
Fleming Sd rs. the Banjo club
Among the boNholdrrs, patrons and
patronesses were ~. and Mrs Robert h.
I.udngtpn. Dr. and Mrs Nicholas Mur-
.ay Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin q. Adams.
Dr. and Mrs l.. Grant Baldwin. NJ and
| Mrs John d. Barrett. Mr and Mrs John
| ". Piatten. President John Grier Hibhsn
Of prinoe,on ana MIS-. Hibhen, Mr.. nd
MIS-. Finley J. shepard. d. and Mrs
John Talco,t Williams, Roland Holt. Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Poldt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eversley Childs. Chaplain and Mrs Ray
mo-d &. Knox Mr.. and Mrs n. Hunter
McAlpin, Jr, Mr., and Mrs. Carson g.
Peck. Miss Candacc c. Stimson. Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Fl. Larkin. Mrs. william
Allen Butler.
Also Mr.. and Mrs Packer Douglas
Handy, Mrs. Richard Billings. Nj. and
Mrs. Lewis l.. Clark. Mrs f.. W Rowe.
NJ. and " :. Guy +, Tripp. plul f.. Heller.
MIR and Mr.. Arthur Curt.ss James. Nj
ana Mrs. Jules :. Enrich, Mr. and Ms
Charles p. Bait Mr.. aud Mis- John H.
Huddlcs. ", NJ. ard Mrs W. q Rcs.er,
Mr. ard Mrs charles u. Hdisey, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest T, Garter, Mr.. and Ms Phlip
A. Rollins. Nj and Mrs William Henry
Porter, Mr. and Mrs SVEN Mhin Sven
son. NJ. and Mrs. Frederic V Pratt
Mr. and Mrs John r. Pratt. Mrs R.ch-