The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-25
Earlhan

Herbert Carey of Paramount, was
elected president of the senior class
Thursday at meeting held in Lind
ley hall. The election of other class
officers was postponed to a later date.
At the junior class meeting Park
Kirk was elected president; Jeanette
Wilson, vice-president and chairman
of the social committee, and Grin
Rees, secretary-treasurer. John Beas
ley retained his position as class mar.
shall for the fifth consecutive term.
James Hyatt was elected as junior
representative on the student affairs
board
The sophomore class elected Robert
kellum PRESIDENT; Dorethea Newt
Iiams, vice president; Elizabeth Park
er, secretary; Lewis Barker, treas
urer; Agnes Sellars, chairman of the
social committee and Charles kellum
member of the student affairs board,
Robert W. Kellum of Cambridge
City. was elected to membership in
the Earlham Press club at the last
meeting of the club.
The n. Y. n. E. club held a camp
supper Friday evening. Officers for
the year were elected as follows: Jes-
sic Mcdonald, president; Roy De
Marsh. secretary-treasurer; and Mar
ion Potts, chairman of the social
committee.
After the business transactions were
completed, songs and yells became the
order of the day There are now more
than thirty members on the club
roster. They all come from New York
or New England states.
Members of the Phoenix Band met
La
the Phoenix room. The following Of
ficers were elected: president, Mildred
Hobson: vice-president, Cecilia Chand-
Ter; record. secretary. Lois Peacock;
corresponding secretary, Deborah
Stratton: marshal. Margaret Newby
vice-marshal, Esther Mae Brown;
critic, Ruth Jerome: vice-critic. Marie
Peacock: executive committee, Mar
garet Timbellake, Lucille Ralston, and
Julia Shero; literary committee, Clara
Mary Newsome, Nina McHenry and
Abbie Davidson.
Woman Suffrage Is at Hand.
Earlham freshman girls, believing in
the equality of man and women,
bought freshman caps of the sophie
mores, who were very busy advertising
the new head dress. The caps were
paid for in advance: p cents for plain
caps and an additional five cents for
sewing on an e. Caps with +
were more popular than plain caps.
Later sophomore and freshmen women
were invited to feed in the Earl
ham Hall association rooms. The
freshmen learned to their consterna-
ton that the price of the new hats LAS
financed the feed" and that any of
them wishing to appear in hats verdant
in hue, needs must deal with the sales
women more reliable than sophomores.
Old Day Dodger men of the college
will give a banquet next Friday night
at the Y. NJ. c. A. for the new men
entering as day students this year.
The program for the evening will con
sist of special music and speeches. DR..
7. ]. Rae of the First Presbyterian
church will probably be secured to
address the men
1t is the purpose Of the meeting to
perfect an organization Of day dodger
men for social purposes and general
good fellowship. The group will meet
about once month for special
feeds" and general good time.
Annual tryouts for the mems Glee
Sept. 81 in the Phoenix room, Lindley
Hall. Since many members of last
years club are now out of school
several new members will be taken
in. Last year the Glee club directed
by Professor Carton, head of the Mu
sic Department, had very successful
season and was pronounced by critics
as one of the best in the state.
The Earlham band now consists OF
% pieces: Clarinet, Jenkins, Cross
man, Lamb. Cutler, Lindley; Cornet
Morgan, Tayor, Swander, Hadley, I'm
derhill, Meredith Mules; French Horn
Thorpe, Heironimus. Spaulding, Min
mich; Banjo, Yarnall, Raiford; from
bone. Wore, Bentley; Symbals, Thorn
as; Drums, Fades; Alto, Caldwell.
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