The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-27

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were guests at o large and brilliant
dance. rendered by Manager G.. II.
Bleich of the cfty's new theatre, "Tho
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Splendid Drills.
Wednesday afternoon and evening
proved one OF the most enjoyable
portions OF encampment week, both
for the general public and for cadets.
The three battalions Of cadets gave
parade in the afternoon followed by q
musicei exhibition drill, using. the
lutte manual. The cadets were re-
viewed by the ccmmandant, j. M.
Cunmins, who. invited the mayor and
members OF city council to be with
him on this occasion. Following the
drill the cadet band. numbering some
40 pieces, gave o delightful concert
on The public square. Wednesday
evening the cadets were guests of the
ladies OF AndeIson, who rendered them
Q theatre party and reception.
Saw % Fox Chase.
One feature OF the weeks program
OF an innpromptn nature but neverthe-
Jess highly enjoyable to the cadets
was an old fashioned fox hunt given
early Thursday morning by Col. Jas.
T. Roberts, renowned hunter OF this
city, whose fame spreads TO severai
States. The entire cadet corps took
TO o. large cpen field near the camp,
where they lined up to watch the
chase. Col. Foberts brought forth
one OF his fle?test refnardB together
with some so OF his pack or SO choice
fox hounds. The fox was given q good
lead before the hounds were unleased,
and, then hounds and cadets took after
the game with great zest. It was the
first time some of the cadets had seen
o real fox, whiie, but limited number
had ever seen q genuine fox chase,
Tho entertainment was splendidly
staged and afforded an abundance. of
fun for the visitors.
Thursdays Program.
Thursday proyeiaone ofSthe most
enjoyable days of the week md many
considered II the most interesting. In
the. afternoon the cadet corps gave
another parade through the public
square. followed by drill, In which.
tho manual Of arms was gone through
with. That evening the cadet band
gaze another concert. The visiting
ladies Of Clemson College were guests
of honor at q theatre party rendered,
by the entertainment committee of the
chamber s Of commerce, The same
evening the Clemson College Giee
Club gave q delightful concert at An
derson College. This was followed by
another dance.
Two Elegant Dinners.
wednesday evening Col. j. M.
Cummins. ccinmandant of cadets, was
host TO n party OF citizens at an ele-
gank stag sdinne served at his quar-
terB at Camp RlggS.
! Thursday eys MIN, several business
men os the oity gave q dinner party
at Rose Hill Country Club In honor OF
Col. Gitamins. President W. M.
Riggs aud oshef ofiicials of Clemson
'ehe l;lssiag nay.
Early Friday morning camp was
btoten and tlse cadets packed their
belongings In preparation for the re-
turn to college. The boys were at
liberty until noon, when they returned
20 camp for dinner. With equinment
on backs they marched then 70 the
railway station. where the parapher-
nhiln was plaesil In; the special train
that was to take them back to Glenn
son, ~
This having been done. the cadets
were t.ien at lisjert3 until & !: 30 O'clock
in the afternoon, At 8 O'clock prac-
Ncally the entire corps reaairess to-
Buena Vista uaFE, where they Wit
messed d game of baseball between the
teams OF Fueman University and
Clemson.
Glad sEhey CaEas a
There was no concealinR the fact,
that the cadets warA not oy yererthu-
.slastlp about coming 20 Andarso for
the encainpslent as they had been &C.
seustonled co spendink this tilno in CO..
iulnbia and other larger nlncsss But
~ q poll OF the CORPS he'd Deea taken
upon tfssir departure aceofdiag Co,
severst liiicers and caaess vino we're
IN . position 10 speak with authority
on the subject, it would have been
eonntt that the cadets were Uuaili-
nionsly 10 faveF of coming to Andef@
son: Tor the rExk sreafnpmsnk rather
tllen goliE aIsrNsefe else In the
Defeats lliIl
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