The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-22
Earlhan Notes

Miss Aretta Thomas, member OF
the faculty. had as her guest over the
weekend, a Mexican nurse, a graduate
OF the Robert Long hospital, Indian
apolis Miss Thomas, while in mission
ary~ work in Mexico, became acouaint-
ed with the young girl and brought her
to the states, where she took up nurs-
ing. She had just recently returned
from Camp Devens, where she nursed
during the entire period Of the war
For the present she expects to do
private nursing in Indianapolis. A
number Of girls of the college met her
informally in the girls parlor Friday
evening.
The entire college body and faculty
will attend the annual college HalloW-
cen party to be given by the men OF
the college in Bundy hall Saturday
given each year after the football
, season. Everyone will come masked.
A unique program has been arranged
for by the committee in charge OF
which Richard Hoerner is chairman.
Friday was All Frosh Day at the
college. A committee OF sophmores'.
composed of James Hiatt, Dewey
Bookout. Leslie Nicholson, Austin But.
Ter. Ethel Gilligan, Margaret Nicholson.
Goldie Billman, Miss Mendenhall and
Helen Johnson. made arrangements
for the day. All Freshman girls were
required to slick their hair back from
their face with a very high knot on
top Of their head. wear bungalow
aprons, different colored hose and
overshoes. The men had painted
mustaches, green ties. their trouser
legs rolled up, and their coast ana
nests on backwards. Rules were en-
forced by Sophomores from 600
o'clock Friday morning until dinner
Friday evening. An appropriate chapel
program was followed A song for the
Freshies was sung by Ellsworth Rob
ertson.
The annual Day Dodger Thanksgiv'
ing feed will be held in the com
munity house Monday evening at 500
o'clock. The committee is making
elaborate preparations.
Members OF the Earlhan, football
team were guests Of honor of the
Richmond high school at the game
Saturday afternoon on Reid field, be
tween Richmond and ST. Mary's.
The travelling secretary Of the In
tcrcollegaiate Prohibition Association
spoke in chapel a short time Friday
morning Plans Of the association for
the coming year were discussed.
The presidents of the Friends CO..!
! leges connected with the Five Years
: meeting We're guests Of the college
Friday They We're present at chapel
Two Of them. W. o. Nendenhal, pres
idert of the Friends University n
Fichita. Kansas, and Raymond Bin
ford president Of Guilford College
we're former members Of the Earhan
faculty.
Freshmen who will take part in the
first preliminary contest December !
for places on the debating teams arc
Mendcnhall, LiChtonfels. keriln. kel
hlm, Pennington. Nunshaw. E7wlin
Dale. Higgins and kicrZel, Lists fol-
the other classes have not been includ
cd but the following will be included
Swain, Heinbrink, Buell., Tealc. Jones
Tietz, Davis, Gordon. Morse, Bake:
and Nicholson.
With a score Of 80 the Sophomore
Senior hockey squad won from the
Treshman-Junior Friday afternoon or
the hockey field. This is the second
game in the championship series and
COMPLETES the series, as the first game
was also taken by the Soph-Scnlors
with a score Of -.