The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
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The sophomore-fr freshman party was,
a jolly event of last Friday evening
when the sophomores of the College
| of Idaho entertained the freshmen at
Stefry hall. Progressive games, fol-
lowed by grand march, featured the
evening. Orange SHERIFF and cakes
were served later in the evening.
DR.. Louis E. Holden, D. D., IL. d.,
of New York, associate secretary Of
the general board of education, visited
the College Of Idaho the first of the
week.
Monday morning he gave most in
teresting talk before the college stud
ents. on the subject Waste" DR..
Holden quickly won the interest Of
every student, with his story of a fell
low traveller who called himself a
Junk man" and who made his for
tune BY the use of waste products from
various factories: DR.. Holden then
applied his principle to Physical
Waste" and Spiritual Waste"
| Two years ago this fall, DR.. Holden
visited the College of idaho, and the
older college students remember his
interesting talk at that time, also.
Miss June Evans 20 of Castle
Creek, Wendell Warner 20 of Idaho
Falls, and Thomas Faucette 20 Of
Rexburg, were Sunday dinner guests
of Miss Madge Henry %, in the home
of DIR. Henry.
The Lowell literary society held its
regular meeting Monday evening.
installation of the new officers took
place. A large number of names were
| presented for membership in tn.
Lowell society.
The Y. M. c. A. met Wednesday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Joseph Dill
ley 20. Of Roswell. was the leader.
DIR. Louis E. Holden was guest al
dinner Monday. at Finney hall.
4 A jolly Japanese tea was. held at
Finney hall Friday afternoon. The
girls, gowned in their Japanese XII
] monas, sat on cushions arranged in
circles on the floor. They enjoyed
making japanese souvenirs of blue and
whate paper. while the fragrance of
burning incense filled the air. Japan
csc lanterns hung around the room.
Knitting eedles served as chop sticks.
with which the refreshmets were
eaten.
Miss Mary Miller II and Miss Lucy
Miller % entertained IS college stud
ents at their home on Seventeenth
street and Cleveland boulevard, Satur-
| day evening, at dancing party.
| The young ladies' glee club met at
the regular hour on Tuesday after
noon. The club is working on a con-
cert which probably will be given -
December.
Dr. Louis E. Holden was dinner
guest of Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Hayman
Sunday.
Miss Irene 'Briegleb snent the week
end with friends in Emmett.
8 Mrs. Harry Barrett of Wendell was
the guest of Miss Helen Meachem at
Finney hall last Friday.
T. The mems glee club met for the
Irregular practice Tuesday evening at
I7:3O o'clock in Sterry hall.
/ Field-secretary R. r. Mccormick OF
/ the College of Idaho and Dr. Louis E.
Holden of New York spent Tuesday in
Emmett
Miss Helen Woods 20, of Caldwell
led the WV. c. A. meeting Wednes
day morning. Miss Rachel Bean %.
OF Vale, Ore. sang a pleasing solo.
DIR. Louis f. Holden, who spent the
first OF the week in Caldwell, was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchlev
Sunday night in their new home on
College Heights.
Miss Veda Jones 20, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis, is rapidly improving. She is now
at Finney hall where she will room
this year. Her mother, Mrs. l.. F.
Jones of Huston, is spending week
with her at Finney hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Mccormick had
as their guest, DR.. Louis F. Holden.
Tor lunch Saturday evening.
The College Clan" met Saturday |
evening in the home of Mrs. Orma ]. |
Smith.
Miss Nina Allen of Parma and Miss
ifens Crosswhite of Apple Valley
spent the week end at their homes
Edwin lockwood spent the week
end at his home in Roswell.
President.W. ] Boone. Prof II II
aayman, r. R. Mccormick and Dr.
charles l.. Chalfant attended the
Synod of Idaho in Boise, Wednesday
A Wendell Table" was set Tor
supper Friday evening at Finney hall
nose seated at the table were: Alice
Barrett 20, Helen Meachem '23 lanes
walsh ~. John Walsh %. and Russell
kenney '2l. all of Wendell Idaho
Robert Bates Fl, and Miss Ruth Bates
beth Of Roswell but formerly OF
Wendell: and Mrs. Harry Barrett and
Francis Wilson both of Wendell Thei
last three named were guests a, Fin
UPy hall Er.d,, " " |