Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-03-24
COLLEGE NOTES,

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Senior ball,
Miss Marjorie Lee, 'lG, has returned
to Pearsona after being at her home IN
Vergennes for some time owing to a
fractured elbow,
Karl W, Davis Of Chester spent
Thursday visiting friends in town, He
stopped while on his way to his home
from u, Y, NJ, which Is also having It's
Easter recess at this time
At an open meeting Of the Alchemist
Club in the Chemistry lecture room
Thursday night Professor Bryant deliy'
cred an illustrated lecture on photog-
raphy.
An interesting talk illustrated by
charcoal sketches was given by Mr. S,
Del Smith OF Portland, Me-, in the Latin
room of the college Thursday night
Mr., Smith is an elderly man and has
travelled about the country as a cartoon
list for number of years,
Robert l., Taylor, 10, left Saturday
for Lincoln, where he occupied the
pnlpt of the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening,
The entire cast for the Junior play,
MARY Goes First, " to be given during
Junior week, is announced as follows;
j, Reynolds, W, H. Edmunds, c. A,
Danolds, T, II, Dewherst, d, o, Mason,
c. X. Lee, c. Mouton, Miss Doris
Richards, Miss Helen Linnel, Miss
Marjorie Leach, and Miss Katherine
Ball
The Seniors and Juniors had class
pictures taken on the steps of the Starr
library last Friday,
A final debate of the Freshman
debating team was planned for Friday
night, March II, for those Freshmen
who made the finals, but was postponed
till the first Wednesday after the re-
cess. At this time the final Freshman
debating team will be chosen.
The spring recess commences to-
morrow Saturday March 25) and con-
tinues through Monday, April 8.
Two joint concerts for the Middle
bury Glee club have been arranged with
the U. V, M. Glee club, the first to be
held in Burlington April 25, and the
second in Middlebury during Junior
week
The Sigma Kappa sorority will give
dance in the Mccullough gymnasium on
the first Saturday after the recess
(April 81.
A meeting of the Civics club was held
in Pearsons hall on Wednesday. The
topic was Causes of Industrial I'm
rest, " with Miss James as leader
On Tuesday night a cafeteria sup
per was served at Battell cottage in the
interests of the Y. W. C. A. Most of
the women of the college and a num-
Der of the faculty were present. Music
was furnished by the Musegahe club.
The first rehearsal of the Junior play
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Professor Burrage, who is the
coach of the play.
At meeting OF the debating team
held in the old chapel Saturday evening
Professor Abbott advised the team in
regard to the coming debate with U.
V. M.
F. X. Walker 10, is at his home in
Barre owing to wrenched ligament ir
one knee sustained during gymnasium
work Tuesday afternoon.
R. B. Shepardson 49, has had as
guests for the past week William
Downing and Rich I'd Cobb of Reading
Mass, both of whom are attending al
the present time Huntington Prepare
tory School in Boston.
Vermont Alpha of Pi Beta Phi helC
their initiation in their rooms last
Saturday, followed by the initiation
banquet at the Addison in the evening.
The patronesses were Mrs. Brainerd,
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs
Voter, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Crane.
The initiates were Misses Sylvia
Pastene, Mildred Cady, Elizabeth Jones,
Anna Clark, Hazel Coburn, Ruth Clough
Vina Jilson, Margaret Shay and Heller
Stilphen. Among the numerous out OF
town invited guests were Miss Chaffee
Misses Byington and Gardner of Buring
ton, Misses O'Donnell and Smallman OF
St. Lawrence University, Miss Walker
of Middlebury, Misses Harlowe, Elmer,
Stearns and Mrs. Gooding.
Rho of Phi Mu Gamma held its initia
ton and banquet Wednesday, March
18th. The initiation was held in the
sorority rooms in the afternoon and the
banquet at the Addison in the evening
The tables were prettily decorated witt
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