Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-06
y l. SNYDER, Publisher
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

'1 Students in the department of
80. are promised rare treat next
IllS evening in the college
iu',5s...--...,r. when Mrs. Franceska
~ t--,, 9wson. of Washington, ID. c.,
hN..I haS' .,~.lr for a song recital. Mrs.
-, : 4 pleasing soprano, who has
La..,-.4 before musical organizations
,fc.-ss. nrominence and educational
U'.,s,e'.r,,.rs ., Of high rank, and those
'S' r.-~.mher her in a former ap-
,,,~. VI. AZ Shepherd College are
80. ,r-Yrlimentary as TO her ability.
~.s.'' ~. ,,r.s ssion fee of IS cents is con-
.;ss-sf low for the popular favorite
she IS
President Thos. c. Miller has Just
,s,rr1ei from a two-days trip TO west
,r;,s..- College. Westminster, Mary
i,ni where he went 10 attend the COM
",sncemenr exercises and TO be present
s,r q meeting of the board OF trustees,
oTybi,h he has been a member for the
Oos, several wears. The college is un-
4s- the control of the Methodist Prot
estant Church,
Since MAY lst fell on Saturday, the
differentiation day program was
-sn4e-ej last Friday morning
Twelve Young people from the express
SION classes we're assigned parts by
H. poH.rt Gibson, who trained them
,or the occasion. ]. Allen Hawkins,
n Wars.rsyille. was highly compli-
r,enred ry President Miller, who de-
cI9~e4 that Nj Hawkins had render
Fl Iir,n.n~ Gettysburg address better
than r.. had ever heard it given from
me college platform. Geo. P. Ludwig
.,,o showed unusual powers of inter-
preta,ion in giving an address entitled
Go09 C-r nshiU, while all the others
on the program performed very credit
all. Bessie Henkle recited Hats OF
TAeF'ar Goes BY. Leslie Robinson spoke
an anonymous selection called Soul
Of America. and Gladys Moreand gave
AAraram Lincoln walks at Midnight
Darie'WcHstgr's Liberty and Union was
given 1y Thomas C. Reed. Kathleen
L.rscomH racited Unfurline of the
FLAG. while Winters Folk chose Joseph
Sror's Noble Inheritance. The Poor
Voter on Election Dav was the title of
Elizabeth Iiill'S selection, and The
Co'o-s ~ the Flag that of Kenneth
Wilmington. Van Dykes Home
Again WIS used by Leona Garmon,
while Helen Little gave brakes The
American Flag
A pleasing feature of the program
was the appearance of a glee club of
iOr'v Young Deople trained by Miss
Ka'Aar.r. FrecSc. The first number
william Seymour Edwards West Vir-
gina. vaS unusually pleasing. but the
general '1yorite proved to be Home
Again which was used as the closing
number 0' the program. This was the
first public appearance of the 1920 glee
club. which gave a highly favorable
impression.
The baseball team journeyed to Mar
rnsburr last Saturday and met the
high school team of that city at Rose
mont PARK The field there has been
undergoing extensive improvements in
Preparation for the opcning of the
season in the Blue Ridge League, in
Vn.sn The NartinSburg independent
team ho.'s a berth The high school
holS seemed to feel that the Shepherd
Lo.en- HovS would be unable to play
|&t' any skill on a field in good condi-
non. hut they were greatly disap-
Fo'N'e1 m this. Our boys put up a
,na'N''.r0 game, playing up to league
itorm. Mckee made number of
tnT'.Aan' StoOs at third, while Mo-
,,r was not far behind him In
nrs'k0r .own hot liners that greatly
r-Se',0."' hits. Show helped out bv
S'''r NJ several thrown balls in
I.''" IN tho IL.
l,r'.r N NlrtinsburGers, too. play
" 'oNNS especially exhibiting
fo,l -~'1' Of baseball and handling
,' '.. corner 'lmost rs we'll as Nc
me- .'". 'houCh not feeling we'll
WI, t,' '"r'hchigh school, as they
. .on.v siv hits mostly or
s,'.H', -al's and one of these was
l,,.. 2r'rty A high wind was
,., '."h 'req""ntlv carried the
o.. '' -e' ~ of the pursuing field
- .- NN2rheri COLLEGE drove
t nd on a till 1av would
'.ncr buster on more than
4.... n &c il was. he secured a
L. long single which he all
d. INTO another double
a.. .0"t out hv tho wind for
second inning and sen'
a. .' through the infeld for
S... ""'e in the fifth: Moler
,-m ' 40. I1otcd them over for a
.icL.A he game, and in the
1,... . m 'wo runs on an infield
g,,. -. ~ F"nt I'm his regular pace
D,.. 'f ~ middle field. and
MAJ. ., m0'v can't help hitting
's4 .... N"1uti'u' singles. Moler
Kaa p -.' stolen bases, and Nc.
3D.. owe and Ludwig also too+
poo t'e NartinShurg catcher
-. on" time each Mckee
'-., -. and Reed performed the
'Ha ... me pame was really oi
'o-..-. variety, but an un
,n-. w in the second inning
rs.-a ..... "r''nShurGer not only tc
f-sr 7N' to 20 on home. The
.'S IS 20 I.
ru- n' Shenherd College fol
-. resent for tho exhibition
r. GREAT satisfaction with
Coo ..' - IN. local ,cpu,