The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

talnmentS OF the Autumn was gwen
on Wednesday at "The 0oaks," the
home of Prof. and Mrs. L. c. Haynes,
when Mesdames L. C. Haynes, L. L.
Lawrence, C. s. Doak and Hattie
Doak held a reception in honor of
Mrs. NJ. L. Fox, of Albuquerque, N.
M, who was accompanied by her
small daughter, Margaret Fox. All
of the ladies of the college faculty
were present. Those from Greene
vile were: Mrs. H. NJ Taylor, Mrs.
G. c. Taylor, Mrs. Robt. Doughty,
Mrs. C. w. Allen, Mrs. Leroy Brown,
Mrs. H. H. Gouchenour, Mrs. D. S.
Susong, Mrs. ]. A. Susong, Mrs. F.
P. Robinson and Mrs. Sebe Robinson.
Another guest from distance was
Mrs. W. D. Dobson, of St. Louis, Mo.
Charming entertainment was provided
by the courtesy of Miss Alexander
and Miss Maxwell, each of whom sang
several selections and were follow
ed by Miss Ellen Ashley, member
of the Freshman Glass, who gave two
recitations. Further entertainment
was provided in the dining room
where two young ladies, Misses Ber-
tina Doak and Eleanor Weir, assisted
in the serving of elegant refresh
ments.
Tusculum plans to place within her
walls the portraits in oil of her seven
presidents. The fourth of these was
finished this week, that of DR.. Jere-
miah Moore, who was president from
1883 to 1901. Dr. Moore's portrait
was furnished to the college by those
students who graduated during his
term of the presidency, and was done
by Mr.. G. S. Taggart, Of New York
City.
The Althean Literary Society will
give an open session in the Chapel
Tuesday evening, the 23rd, and the
Clionian will hold an open session in
the same place Friday evening, the
oath.
Mrs. Minnie Cuthbertson, of Bed
ford, Ohio, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. E. A. Hirschman, who is also en-
pertaining her classmate from Woos-
ter, Ohio, Miss Grace Wiles.
A few friends helped Prof. Hatha-
way celebrate his birthday Friday
evening.
Mathes Moore, Tusculum '01, OF
Houston, Texas, is visiting his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Moore
Prof. and Mrs. A. G. Holt chape-
roned a week end Mountain party
starting after the ball game Satur-
day. The students were Misses
Hornsby, Gray and Finley and the
boys were Gerald Good, Ralph Wibel
and Frank Campbell.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Clemens
Prof. and Mrs, Rankin, Mrs. }. l.
Moore and Mrs. A. c. Holt have gone
to Knoxville to attend the Synod anc
the Synodical Missionary Society
The community sing and debate
were held in Mccormick Chapel Sat
urday night A violin and trombone
duet by Nick Cavellero and Peytor
Dobson was we'll rendered and re
ceived with great applause. The
question for debate was, Resolved
That The League of Nations Should
Be Passed Without Reserve" Those
on the affirmative were Miss Heller
Lewis, of the Sophomore Glass ant
Charles Chandler, of the Senior Class
Those on the negative were Ed Da!
and Guy Justice, both Of the Sopho
more Glass. The question was spirit
edly discussed by both sides, and thu
decision of The judges, Miss Mabe
Moore, Miss Belle Moore and Prof
Rankin were in favor Of the affrma
tive. After the decision was rem
dered NJ, L. Fox and Prof. McAmi
presented their views, after whicI
there was more singing, closing
very good entertainment.
Coming events which have cas-
their shadows before, according t
the "Orange and Black" are the mu
steal and opening session of the Phi
ologian Society with its mock tria
Tuesday, 81; open session of tn
Clionian, Friday "a; open session O
the Alethean, Thursday, %; footba
game at Morristown, Saturday, q
and movies on Saturday, 25th.
The Rev. W. c. Clemens preache
morning and evening in Tusculul
church.
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