Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-03-17
COLLEGE NOTES.

G, c, IIendry, 10, visited friends in
Mddlebury during the week,
The Senior and Sophomore pictures
were taken Tuesday on the gymnasium
steps,
l., b, Gale, 'lG, has bsen confined at
the Alpha Sigma Phi house with grip
for some time.
g., h Wheelock, 'ls, was unable to at
tend classes for a number of days owing
to an liberated tooth.
The varsity football team for last
season had their pictures taken ut
Jackson's last Friday,
A.. l.. Kimble, 10, Of Haverhill,
Mass, was in town early in the week,
visiting at the d. X. T.. house.
b, r. Shepardson, 10, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Williamstown with
his brother, who is senior there.
Pictures of the Glee club, Mandolin
club, orchestra and quartet were taken
at Jackson's Thursday afternoon.
Professor and Mrs. Royce were in
Boston the latter part of last week and
while there attended the Paderwiski
concert.
c. A. Danolds, II, went to Orwell
Saturday to visit his parents, who ex-
pect to return to their home in Medina,
Y, SION.
Alta meeting Of the Junior class it
was voted that tax be levied on each
member of the class to meet the ex-
pense of presenting the Junior play.
f. F. Boyce, II, who has been con-
fined for a number of weeks with the
grip, is able to be out again, and ex-
poets to take up several studies soon.
A picture of the gym team was taken
in front Of the gymnasium Tuesday
afternoon. McAlister of Burlington
is taking number of groups pictures
for the Kaleidoscope this year.
ltwas announced Wednesday that the
seven act vaudeville planned for Fri
day night would be postponed till after
the Easter recess, owing to lack of
time at present for sufficient prepare
ton.
The books for the Junior play, Mary
Goes First" arrived some days ago,
and tryouts were held early in the
week. Announcement has been made
that those in the cast from the women's
college are Misses Leach, Ball,
Richards and Linnell. r s-- .s-
The manager of the Glee club an
nounces that arrangements have been
made with the manager of the Univer
versity of Vermont Glee club for a COM
bined concert of the two clubs at Bur.
ington April rs. Several dates are
pending for trips to various parts of
the State. : ~: 'T' ts% ~: a@g ',.n' .-,.r
- Friday afternoon, March 10, there
was an open meeting of the Apollo club
in the Latin room. Professor Sanford
of the Latin department gave a lecture
entitled WAR Echoes from the Far
East. " Many new slides showing scenes
personally photographed by Prof.
Sanford were shown.
The Boston Alumnae annual banquet
in Boston March 10th was success in
every way. President Thomas was
present and gave very interesting ad-
dress. After telling of the recent hap
penings at Middlebury he made an
earnest appeal for the continued sup
port of the aumnae, and thanked them
for all they were doing. The college
quartet gave several selections which
were well received. Those attending
from here report a very interesting
meeting.
A trial debate was held in the chapel
last week Wednesday night. Those par
ticipating were Edmonds, Miller,
Wright and Mitchell. Professors
Wetherell, Abbot and Cunningham
have charge of the selection and coach
ing of the team. Another tryout was
held Friday night in which Floyd,
Davis, Lyons and Buffum took part. 1t
has been announced that the team will
be composed of Floyd, Edwards, and
Buffum, with Miller as alternative.
The annual initiation of the Sigma
Kappa was held Saturday, March 4th,
followed by banquet at the
Addison House. The following alumnae
were present: Mrs. E. A. Doud, ex-'12,
Miss Julia Carter, 10, Miss Bessie M.
Cudworth, 10, Miss Phyllis E. Hopkins,
'13, Miss Harriet B. Brakeman, IA,
Miss Mae E. Guerin, IA, Miss Gladys
M. Wilson, IA, Miss Harriet F. Grandy,
ex-'l5, Miss Margaret Pike, ex-'15,
Miss Adelaide Ross, rs, Miss Britomarte
Somers, Is, Miss Pauline Helms, Is,
Mrs. Eunice E. Meeker, ex-'l6, Mis-
Frances M Guerin pX.'16 Miss