The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-12-02

the week at home.
Judson Harold Of the College De-
partment made a weekend visit to
Cincinnati and northern Kentucky
points.
Benton Fielder, formerly OF the
Vocational Department, is visiting
gardens in Florida this week.
Mrs. Williams Of Frankfort visit
ed her son, Benjamin, Of the voca-
tional Department Monday.
True Coyle spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents. He return
ed to Lexington Monday.
T.. C. Jock Of Chicago is installing
the new oven at the College Kitchen
this week.
Miss Lillian Bicknell and father,
who have been in Louisville for sew
eral weeks, returned home Friday
night.
Felix Muncy's little child. which
has been very i'll, is recovering rap
idly.
Harry L. Nowlin OF Sharon, Tenn,
came to Berea Tuesday to enter the
Vocational Department.
Houston Lamb, formerly living on
q farm near Berea, moved into the
Holsclaw property on Jackson street
the first OF the week.
About thirty-three students from
Virginia gathered in Alpha Zeta Hall
Monday evening to learn more Of
each other and TO create q real Vir-
einia spirit. The affair was directed
by Mr.. Gilly. The hour was spent in
talking OF things back home.
Mrs. Calfee entertained o party Of
young people at her home on Jack
son street last Friday evening. The
affair was given in honor Of Miss
Bessie DeBord OF Walnut Grove, KY.
who made a weekend visit with
friends and relatives in Berea. Those
present were: Misses Lucy Holiday.
Margaret Todd, Minnie Gray, Bessie
DeBord, Alice Donegan, Myrtle
Starns, Alice Case, Grace Engle, Lucy
Smith, Udelle Num-, and Dorothy
Young; Messrs. Moss billiard. Chaun-
cey Cooley, Sheldon Davis, Harold
Hackett, Fleming Griffith, Evart
Cooley, Leonard Niece, James Hill
man, Frank Hoagland, and Harvey
Hunter.
Saturday evening the members Of
the Academy class OF 1913 still in
Berea were entertained at the home
OF President and Mrs. Frost. A
merry hour was spent in games and
in going over again the many happy
times OF 1913. Mrs. Frost was as
sisted in the duties Of hostess by
Miss Pearson. A number were IN
able TO TO be present. Those who an
swered the roll were: The Misses
Pearson, Marcum, Young, Bowman;
and the Messrs. Dizney, Ault. Ritter,
and Franklin.
A few students and college work
ers had the pleasant experience of a
Thanksgiving in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harlan Muntz. Those
present were: the Misses Margaret
Stein, Virginia Davis, Mary Lewis,
and Christine Collins, Sheldon Flick,
Volney Padgett and the Ba.son
brothers. Such evenings make rich
er lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Laswell OF
Brush Creek are the proud parents
Of baby girl named Mabel Nancy.
Mrs. Laswell was formerly Miss
Stella Adams, student OF the Nor
NAL Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herndon OF
White Station are the proud parents
Of fine baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kearns, son Will
liam and daughters. Mary and En-
malen OF Winchester, spent from
Wednesday until Saturday with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estill Jones and lit
tie daughter OF Danville are NOV
ing TO Berea. They will make their
home on Chestnut street in the house
formerly occupied by the Griffiths.
Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss Min
ME Withers.
l.. Muncy and family have moved
from the Lester Place on Chestnut
street 10 the fiat over Pitts store.
Mr.. Pitts has purchased the Azbill
store on Chestnut street.
The Progress Club met at the
home Of Mrs. A. F. Scruggs. An
interesting program was rendered
by Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. English.
This was the first musical OF the
year and was enjoyed by all present.
Miss Addie Fish went to Cincinna-
ii, o., Thursday TO attend a big re-
ception given by the business men
OF that city.
Marie Bowers entertained with a
miscellaneous shower in honor OF
Mrs. Farris Maupin (nee) Mae Stowe.