The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-20
DUE WEST COLLEGE
ELECTS OFFICERS
MEETING OF CASTALIAN LITER.
AIRY SOCIETY-OTHER LO-
CAL NEWS.

Due West, Oct 18-The following
officers have been elected at the
Wolnan's College:
STUDENT BODY:
President, Miss Louise Funder-
burk; vice-president, Miss May Moi
fatt; secretary and treasurer, Mis-
Clara Agnew.
Senior Class: President, Miss
Hassie Belts; vice president, Miss
Mabel Kennedy; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Margie Bradley.
Junior Class: President, Miss
Frances Pressly; vice-president, Miss
Susie Stevenson.
Sophomore Glass: President, Miss
Isabel Grier; vice president, Miss
Florence Grier; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Mae Robertson.
Freshman Glass: President, Miss
Eloise Phillips; vice president, Miss
Florrie McGill; secretary and treas.
urer, Miss Sallie Reese.
Special Students: President, Miss
Mary Henry Walker; vice president.
Miss Eddie Mae Parr; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Heeliain Busby.
Open Meeting of the Castalian
Literary Society.-It was glorious
afternoon, Saturday, October 9,
when the Castalian Literary Society
at Due West Woman's College en-.
tertained in honor Of their new mem,
bers. .:..-- 3. ...
The hall was appropriately decor
ated with red carnations, yellow dah-
lias and ferns, and presented a pretty
scene, and was filled with happy
guests and enthusiastic members.
An attractive literary program was
given consisting Of original compost
tions interspersed with bright and
pleasing musical numbers and clever
readings. The following was the
program: I x. ..::*:,: .'i.l.;: ..'.
= Original Essay-Miss Mittie Cath"
cart. zsy.-t ~; - ;,..
Vocal; Duet-Misses Rachel Boyce
and Thefma Lightseyr ! t a-sr
.Readins-Miss Mary GfiAr. ...s,
Original. PoemA- -Miss ayMaRatt.
:. Piano Duet-Misses Georgia Had
don and Evelyn Daliis. ~ ,...-.
!, Original Story-Miss Myrtle Henry
Part Song ~TrebIe tCdy.
At the conclusion Of the program,
it was voted that Tie business session
be done away with and. the society
was thrown open for the social hour.
Friends and members alike availed
themselves of the opportunity to chat
and make merry the time, and this
feature was most thoroughly enjoy
ed by all present, embracing, as it
did, an elaborate fve-course luncheon
The presiding genius who planned
and served this bountiful repast was
Miss Louise Funderburk, who was
ably assisted by Misses Thelma and
Eileen Lightsey, May Moffatt, Mary
Stevenson, Mary Grier and jamie
Belle Curry.
MENU.
1. Salpicon of fruit; chicken Ia
King. Baked rice.
2. Hot rolls. Currant Jelly, Olives.
Orange Marmalade, Celery curls.
8. Aspic Salad, mayanaise dress
ing, Cheese straws.
4. Yellow ice cream, garnished
with crystalized rose petals. Gold
cake.
S. Nuts. Coffee.
Throughout each course Castalian
yellow and red predominated, and it
was subject of wonderment that SO
many delicious edibles were to be
found to lend their color to the
scheme. This attested to the skill
and ingenuity of the very capable
comnnitte in charge. When the visi-
tors had recovered sufficient breath,
they conveyed to their hostesses the
parting appreciation, that this de-
lightful occasion would always be
happy memory to all fortunate
enough to be present.
Locals and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith of Ver-
derry, spent day the past week with