Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-01-21
COLLEGE NOTES

(By Inc fIess CiuD)
Viola Holt, of Rochester, VT. has
been pledged by the Sigma Kappa
sorority. a
Robert Force "a of Brandon has
been pledged by the Kappa Delta Rho
fraternity.
At the y. W. c. A. meeting Thurs
day evening in Pearsons Hall, Ruth
Aldrich 81 and Ruth Coolidge %
spoke on "The Guide Of Life"
Henry Eddy % of Rutland and
Cornell Gray %, both of whom have
been ill., have so far recovered as to
be up and about the campus.
Dr. S. S. Eddy revisited the college
last Saturday and re-eXamined all men
who had been vacCinated by him the
previous Saturday. Many of the stu
dents were re-vaCCinated.
A formal dance was held Saturday
evening, January Is in the Masonic
Hall. Music was furnished by the Col
lege orchestra. Chaperones of the eve
ming were Professor and Mrs. White
Professor and Mrs SWEET, Mrs. p. c..
Voter and Professor Davis.
The meeting of the Apollo Club
which was to have been Wednesday,
January 90 has been postponed on ac-
count OF the vaccinations The meeting
will be in the charge OF the class in
Roman comedy and a scene from the
Captive" of Plantees will be given
The basketball team returned to
M;ddlebury Sunday afternoon after
three-dav trip in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire They were defeated
by Harvard Thursday afternoon 30 to
2j; and by New Hampshire State Col
lege Friday night % to IL, The for
tune turned in their favor, however,
Saturday evening when they defeated
Northeastern College in Boston by the
score of SO to II.
The Waubanakees, the Senior Honor
Society, gave smoker in the Nc
Cullough Gymnasium Monday evening
at $50 for the benefit of the fund
which is being raised to buy sweaters
for the letter men in the Varsity foot
ball team of the past season. The pro-
gram included wrestling. boxing, fresh
man vaudeville, selections by the col
lege orchestra and smokes, which were
furnished by Calvi S4350 was realized.
Captain Congdon, secretary of the
Green Mountain Club. was the guest
Of hiking party traversing the Bread
Loaf and Mt Worth sections over the
weekend. The trampers consisted of
DrnfoccArc Nntar ap1 Klat,cNab, NJ
f. Lee 81, NJ, Barnes 22 and c. Boyce
of Bread Loaf Inn. besides Captain
Congdon himself The party visited the
South Lookout on Worth Mountain
and slept at the Lake Plead Lodge
They reported a ivefoot depth Of
snow on the mountain side,
An illustrated lecture on the Mt
Mansfield and Bread Loaf sections of
the Green Mountain Trail was given in
the Mccullough Gymnasium last Fri
day evening by Capt Herbert W.
Congdon. trustee of the Green Noun
tain Club of Vermont and official map
per Of the Long Trail. These slides
have never been shown in Middlebury
before and are part of the collection
made by Capt Congdon during his ex-
tensive and careful surveys along the
Green Mountain Trail. The Bread
Loaf pictures were particularly inter
esting because of their depicting part
of the Battell Estate belonging to the
College and to which the students
migrated last fall during the holidays
granted to them by the College author
tiles for the purpose. Capt. COngdon
is an architect by profession and be-
sides his connection with the Green
Mountain Club he is the travelling Sc
cretary for the Delta Epsilon fraternity
and is secretary of the National Inter
Fraternity Conference.