Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-13
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

SHEPHERD GOaL-GE NOTES.
The faculty of Shepsec, College las,
Saturday evening gave formal re-
Seption TO its students, -:lnscr oF
special guests from Shepherdstowl AMI
| members Of the Frederick fooleal
team. When the guests had been n.
ceNed by their hosts and hostesses and
given opportunity to greet each Other.
a &C 'ghtful program of entertainment
was presented. Mrs. W. II. S. White,
q general favorite as reader, gave a
rev enjoyable selections, after which
the Hon II. l.. Snyder read Lowells
Courtin', followed by an encore more
serious in its nature but none the
less pleasing in its effect. Mrs. Char
!otte Pendleton Goldsborough charm
ed the guests with few artistic piano
sslectons and then two numbers were
| given on special request Of the stu
dents. Prof. W. R. Legge responded
win special favoritc OF the boys and
Miss Louise Gardner gave n reading
WIN several morals for the girls as
Semoied. Delicious refreshments were
served which measured UP to pre-war
tune standards OF elegance and sat-
isiyine qualities. Concluding the pro-
gram Mrs. Arthur Conradi sang two
numbers very sweetly, the last YER,
appropriately being the Cradle Sonc
Then President w. II. S. white ora
ciously expressed his appreciation OF
the presence Of the guests OF the oc.
casion and very cleverly wound IN tho
evening with a short round of wit
and humor.
| Inc advance announcements of
five number lyceum course for Shen-
nerd College and Shepherdstown have
been posted on the bulletin board i,,
the hall Of the main building. A full
er statement OF the character OF the en-.
tcrtainmen's and the dates OF their an
ncarance will be published within the
next week or two.
Students TO the number OF thirty or
more who are doing observation ani
teaching under the direction OF Mrs
ROBERT Schneider were pleasantly en-
'ertained on luncheon trip along the
canal one evening last week.
Miss Florence Hoffman, recently ap-
pointed teacher OF music, arrived from
Dixon, Illinois. Tuesday evening and
TOOK TOOK charge OF the department on
Wednesday.
President WITH S. white leaves
Tor kingwood in the morning to ad
dress the Cheat Valley Round Table,
Friday night.
Several very interesting student as
scmblies have been held recently, Rev.
John A. Crosse giving a highly in
soirafional address on A Plan and Pur-
pose in Life and Rev. I. d. Worman
presenting sound advice under the
theme, "All Things are lawful are law
ful unto me, but all things are not
expedient."
On Tuesday, President White an
nounced to the students that for the
next few weeks at the same hour be
would study with them a number of
great masterpieces Of English liter
AZURE. After brief description OF two
poems written by Rosehi. he invited
Miss Louise Kable and Miss Louise
Gardiner 10 assist him with the reading
OF Sister Helen
In next weeks issue Of the Register
will be lengthy description OF the
recent football game with explanation
/ o. 'i'cs rs they arose in the progress
Of play. II is hoped that many Of
the SPECTATORS WI gain from its read
inc tctt'- 'nsirht into the nature Of
the game and will be abe better 10 an
preciate the highly scientific know
ledge and superior headwork required.
to participate in contest frequently
REGARDED as calling for brute strength
only. Vc
Suffice il is to say here that the
BOYS In charge OF Coach iegge az
quilted themselves against a team most
OF whom had been working together
for three years and had developed a
system Of play imoossibIe OF acouisi-
tion in few weeks by inexperienced
players. A score OF 13 to o Is con-
sidered fairly close. much like a 2 to
o game in baseball and the college
players deserve a great deal OF credit
for their showing. The following
players represented Shepherd College
in the contest: Lowe, Hiett, wilkins,
Henderson, lanes Johnson, FRYE,
Flickinger. Shipe, Crowl. Haley, Carter.
James, Knode and Jenkins.