The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-09
Tusculurn Notes

The most important and elaborate
entertainment Of the school year was
held in Haynes Hall on Thursday ev-
ening. The occasion was the annual
banquet of the two glee clubs. A re-
ception preceded the banquet, each
member having invited a guest.
Other guests present were President
ard Mrs. Gray, Dean and Mrs. Hirsch-
man, Miss Alexander and Prof. Jaw
mes of the music faculty, and Miss
Marian Lawrence, of Radford, Va.
Guests with host and hostess assem-
bled in the uarge reception hall ad,
joining the music room and in the
combined rooms a musical program
was given eginning with "The Waltz
Song" III aich the very spirit Of
JOY and good fellowship was express
ed, making 1t most fitting first num-
ber Following this was "My Lady
Cloe" (Clough-Leighter) by the boys
glee club and piano loeue by Alice
Rosecrans, A solo by Morris Stew
art Doak, whose voice and PERSONAL
ty are always pleasing, was we'll re.
ceived. The girls glee club sang
Wanderers Night Song" Ruben
stein). This charming melody was
more enjoyed than ever on account Of
the artistic rendition. Mighty LAX
A Rose" (Neyin), by the boys, al
ways favorite, was especially SO on
account Of the splendid enunciation.
unity of expression and the accom-,
panying violin oblagato by Alpha
Doak. Both clubs were generous
with their encores and the entire en-
tertainment was thoroughly enjoyed!
At the close of the program the en-,
tire company assembled in the ban
quet halls where covers were laid for
forty-eight. Mrs. E. H. Hathaway.
as chairman of the decorating COM
mittee, ably assisted by other men,
bers Of the Ladies Aid, had had taste
fully designed decorations in Christ
mas red and green. Evergreens with
tinsel and ornaments covered the
walls, while over the tables placed in
ct" shape, were arches Of red and
green with bells hanging from the
chandeliers. The tables were deco
rated with small Christmas trees with
snow an dtinsel, bon-bon baskets were
red and green and the favors were |
cleverly constructed brownies with |
sketched life-like faces. The place
and menu cards were in booklet form
pictured and colored in holiday tints.
The menu served by the Ladies Aid
committee with Mrs. Hirschman was;
Fruit Cocktail
Tomato bisque Waters
Celery Olives
Roast Turkey
Dressing
Peas in Patty Shells
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Fruit Salad
Cheese Straws
ce Cream Cake
Almonds MINIS
Coffee
Morris Stewart Doak was toastmas-
er and the toasts proposed were:
"The Girls Glee Club"--Robert
Rankin.
"The Boys Glee Club"-Eleanor
Weir.
"Miss Maxwell Ed Bishop.
president Gray"--Gerald Goode.
"The Dean"-Herman Smith.
"The Musical Faculty"-~Sam Broy-
es.
"The Eats Marion Gray.
Between courses the "old familiar
ongs" were sung, closing with the
ollege hymn.
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The boys glee club has twelve mem
,ers with Morris Stewart Doak as
PRESIDENT and Bertha Doak as accom-
,anist. There are seventeen in the
iris club with Eleanor Weir as pres
dent and Sara Finley as accompanistl
Jnder the instruction and leadership
t Miss Maxwell both clubs have done
plendid work this year and are in
for concert tour in the
pring, and in the meantime they are
music for special occa-
ions connected with college social
fe.
Miss Helen Lewis visited the Coun- 6
7 Home and Jail, Sunday afternoon, {
nd entertained with some of her SCI
.ct Readings. &
DR.. Howell and wife, of Knoxville, g
re visiting their old home and Z
'iends in the Shiloh district. x
Miss Marion Lawrence, of Radford, z
a., former Tusculum student, is g