The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
FINAL DECISION AS TO CON-
ING OF CADETS DE-
CIDED TODAY
ALL is READY
FOR THE EVENT
Corps Scheduled to Spend From
Monday Until Friday in This
City-Round of Interest
ing Features

Arrangements for the encampment
here this week OF cadets of Clemson
College were practically complete
last night. Details yet to be attended
to will be looked after tomorrow fore
noon, and when the corps arrives in
Anderson shortly after midday and
proceed to their camp ground. on the
Roperts property, on North Main
street, everything will be found in
readiness for them
Hinges on Weather.
The coming. of the cadets tomor
row hinges, however, upon weather
conditions. Col. j. NJ. Cumminy,
commandant. who was in the city yes
terday looking after matters in con-
nection with the encampment stated
the final decision as to whether the
cadets would encamp this week would
be made Sunday. when he would be
able to tell with more certainty what
weather conditions are likely to be
during the proposed stay of the cadets
in Anderson.
Ii 1t Is found necessary to call off
the encampment on account of un-
favorable weather, the event will be
postponed not longer than week, Col.
Cummings stated.
The commandant stated that II
would not be wise to hold the en-
campment during a season of unfav-
oraDie weather, or, in other words,
1t would be dangerous to bring the
the cadets out of steam m-heated bar
racks and quarter them in tents in
such weather as Anderson experience
ed yesterday
Schedule planned.
II it is decided today that tie en-
campment will be held beginning to-
morrow, the cadet corps will leave
Clemson College early Monday morn
ing and march as far as Sandy
Springs. where they will have dinner
AT this station the cadets will entrain
for Anderson. Special acrs will be at
Sandy Springs to bring them to the
city
Upon the arrival of the cadets here
about o'clock they will be met by a
reception committee, consisting of the
following citizens:
F. b. Crayton, chairman; Capt.
R. j. Ramer. p. E. Burriks, Fur
man Smith. T.. Frank Watkins, w.
L. Brissey, DR.. Clyde F. Eoss, DR..
A. l.. Smethers, Harry Orr, C. II.
Bleich, A. IL. Pinkston, Fred ~
Burnett, Geo. w. Evans, Rhett
Parker, Harry Geisberg. Gus Anton
akos, Glenn Evans. r. M. Unger, Il.
l. Cely, c.. S. Minor, LEON l.. Rice,
j. M. Glenn. w. W. Smoak, NJ. M.
Mattiscn, Rev. Jno. r. Vines, Mr..
w. Sullivan, III Rosenberg, S.. S.
Sullivan. w. i. Watson, r. S.
hgon, Rev. j w. Speake. G. Gull
len Sullivan, G.. II. Geiger, B. b.
Gossett. Jno. Linley, Rev. w. II.
Frazer, Gen. NJ. L. Bonhhm, A. s.
Farmer
$50 Cadets Coming.
Twelve companies of cadets will be
in camp here from Monday until fri
day afternoon. There are some 73O
cadets on these dozen companies. Or
ficers of Clemson College will come
along with the cadets and take part
In the encampmert.
The program to, be followed during
the week is published in another
column OF today's Intelligencer
There are several interesting fea-
lures to the program, the most an
teresting OF which, so far as the gem
eral public is concerned, are the
dress parade and the bond concert.
which will be given Thursday after
noon aud evening respectively, on the
public square.
Entertainments. IS
During their stay In Anderson the
cadets, will be shown various social
attentions. Manager g. ii. BIeich of
The Anderson theatre and Mr.. =. 20.
Darlington, proprietor OF Carrington's q
ice cream parlor, will give two dances
for the cadets; the first to be held
Tuesday night and the second Thurs
day night. These dances will be given
IN the large hall on the second floor
OF the theatre building. 4 Aese gentie-
men have arranged to have q large
Vlctrcia in the dance hall at all times
so the cadets and their lady friends
can canoe on any afternoon or oven.
ing they choose. = ~
The ladies 0f Anderson will give an
entertainment Eor tho cadets. but % to
the nature OF the function they are
not yet ready TO announce anything.
A meeting Of Interested ladies OF the
city was held Saturday afternoon at
Hotel Chfquola and tentative plans for
entertaining the cadets sRete made !.
50 baseball Game.
Another interestihg feature OF the
encampment not appearing on the
program Is the b6sebali game which
win be played Friday afternoon, az
Aunna Vista park between teams
representing Clemson College and
FufEian University.
A large number of out -cf-town yisz
itors will be In Anderson Tor tho en-
campmens The railroads have grant
ed speciaf rates Eor the event.
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