Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-17
College Notes

President Paul Dwight Moody is to
preach at Mount Holyoke College,
South Hadley, Mass, next Sunday.
The class volley ball teams Of the
Womens College are holding a tour
nament to decide the championship
OF the college.
President Moody will give the next
Of the series Of vocational talks thi,
afternoon in the Chemistry building
on "The Ministry
David Breen 20, former football
star for AIiddlebury at present teach
er and coach at Windsor High School,
visited college over the weekend
The "Meyeroff Melody Men OF
Schenectady, well known for their
Brunswick monograph records, have
been engaged for the Junior Prom
which viii take place May y
Porter Field was used for the track
practice Tuesday afternoon for the first
time this year. The supply Of mater
ia from the incoming class seems to
indicate possibilities of very success
full season.
The speaker at the Vesper service
Sunday will be Major John T. AXton,
Chief of Chaplains, United States
Army. Major AXton has spoken several
times at Middlebury in years past, be
ing a personal friend of ex-President
John VI Thomas.
Two new reporters; Houghton ~
and Cooley % and five new assistant
associate business managers; Cole 81
Fletcher ~, Miss Holt "a, Miss Eel
lows p and Miss Sheldon p were Ell
ectcd at the meeting OF the Campus
Board last week
At a meeting of the Senior Class
held in the HemiCyCle Wednesday it
was decided to wear caps and gowns at
sunday Chapel during the last month
Of the college year and to wear them
every day during the tinal week Dis
cuSsion was also held on the Senior ball.
The Senior canes have arrived and APP
pear somewhat furtively upon the
campus
Word has been received Of the mar
rage on February % at South Pasa-
dena, Calf, of Miss Nelma Don Gates
and Harold CaSS. Miss Gates was a
member of the class of % at Middle
bury last year transferring here from
Occidental College, CalifoEna. She is
member Of the Alpha Chi sorority.
Mr.. Cass is graduate of the Univer-
sity of California and a member of
Theta Psi fraternity
4 y. W. {. A reception room is to
be arranged in the old gymnasium in
the basement Of PearSOns Hall The
walls and ceilings are to he retinished,
cretonne hangings installed and the
room is to he furnished with rugs TIA
bles. pillows, easy chairs and maya
zines. The room will be open to all
members of the Women's College. a
benefit movie is to be run at the Opera
house April p to help defray part OF
the expenses of renovating and fur
nlohlng the room.
The characters for the Junior Play,
THE Tailor Made Man have been
chosen Rehearsals began Wednesday
evening. The cast is as follows: John
Paul Bart, Charles T Leonard; Mr..
Huber, DeNauX De Lancey; Tanya
Huber, Miss Muriel Barker; Peter
McConkie Cyril Shelvey; Dr. Sonntag,
Rowland r. Shepardson, Mr. Row
lands. \. Mortimer Roscoe; Mr. Jelli-
cot, Alfred Quackenbush; Pomeroy, W.
Harry Lawton; Mr. Stanlaw, Reginald
Hodsdon. Corinne, Miss Reba Max
held; Wheating, William +. Tucker;
Robbie Westlake, Clyde Jakway; Mr..
Fitzmorris, Donald Ross, Mrs Fitz-
morris. Miss Marguerite Loukes; Mrs.
Kittie DuPuy Miss Lulu Abel; Bes-
Sic Miss Dorothy Newton; Mr.. Nath-
an. Stanton Ashley; Mr. Whitcomb,
Samuel Thompson; Miss Sharpe, Miss
Margaret Graham; Mr. Russell, llbert
o Lacey, Mr. Flynne, John GettenN;
Mr. Cain, Radcliffe W Lyon.