Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-10-29
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| At n meeting of the Senior class
! Tuesday noon in Hathorn Hall the tie
| between Miss Catherine HansCom and
Oscar Lssieur for the position Of art
editor on the Mirror was broken by
, the election of Miss HanscOm to that
. office.
7 Mr.. Austin Ham. member of the
! class of 1911 and a teacher in Houl
ton High school visited college for a
short time today. e
Saturday forenoon the freshmen
will compete with Edward Little in
/ cross country running. The PoJe Hill
course will probably be used. Ed
ward Little claims the track cham =
pionship of the State in the High
| school class and her runners have
been training consistently for several
weeks. The Freshmen however have
. no fear as to the outcome of the race
assured by the presence bf such men
as Archibald. n HUNTINGTON prep star,
Sernella and Bragg. Worcester High
/ School OF Commerce men. and l.. f..
| Wilson. who has been showing up
well in recent trials.
! President Gray is leaving Sunday
| for a trip which will extend to the
! Pacific ocast. He will meet groups of
! Bates Alumni at Chicago. Denver,
| Indianapolis. Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco and in Washington state. He
, will return just before the Thanks
giving recess.
The Phil Hellenic Club has chosen
the cast for their annual play which
will be held in the near future. The
chosen play is the Antigone of
i.Sophocles The cast is as follows:
Antigonc, Louise E'ifeld: King Creon.
Lawrence Kimball: Osmene. Gertrude
Lombard: Halmon. Ernest Robinson;
Tiresias. Philip Mason; Son of Tire
sias. Richard Wardell; Messenger,
Herbert Carroll: Eurydicc. Marion
Earl; Chorus Leader. Alice Grassland.
Chorus: Beulah McIntyre. Nellie Mil
liken. Theodore Bareptzen, Esther Ba-
ker. Helen Chase and Euterpe Books.
At the meeting Of the club last night
the following new members We're mi
tiated: Alice Cunningham. Esther
Anderson, Helen Chase, Esther FL
field, Louise Fifield. Beulah Mcintyre,
Euterpe Books, Dolores Smith Paul
Libby. Sherman Holt, George Turner,
Elwin Wilson, Richard Wardell, Er-
nest Robinson and Homer Bryant.
Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow. d. D..
Bates 'SS, resigned his pastorate of
the Pilgrim Congregational church in
st. Louis last July. to take a sabbat
ical year. Last Saturday the church
at Newton Highlands, Mass. gave
him a unanimous call and he has ac-
cepted it. Bates people will be very
glad to have him so much nearer the
college.
Bates people in New York were
somewhat confused in reading in the
New York Tribune that the game Of
Saturday resulted in Bates 7-Maine
Z. while the Times reported Maine 2
Bates 0. In that instance. at least.
the Tribune was more up-to- date
than the Times.
The Glee Club held their regular
meeting Wednesday night at Chase
Hall. Several new men were on hand
TO try out for the club and very cx-
cellent meeting was held. The club
is fast rounding into form under the
skillful leadership of Elwood Cleve-
land
The Y. NJ. C. A. met as usual We'd
nesday evening at Chase Hall The
President Ray Buker 30 conducted
the meeting which was well up to the
standard of the previous meetings
The meetings are receiving hearty
support from the student body DEM
onstrative. that the work of the "Y"
is appreciated.
RIPLEY
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