Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-29
Bates COLLEGE
Musicians of All Sorts Have
Club-Publishing Associa.
ton Election-New Members
Press Club

IN addition to the Mandolin Club
for the unsteady inclined there has
becn organized an orchestra which
will comprise many not eligible for
thc mandolin club because Of the ma
1dre OF their instruments. This will
maxi il possible for musicians of all
sy.ts to have a club. The new club
is to be affiliated with the Glee and
Mandolin Clubs and will take trips
with I'll m. Its field is of course more
general than that of tho other two
an. III VIII undoubtedly be called
upVu TO perform more often. Max
well Mciklcjohn, '26 is the temporary
leader of the orchestra. Rehearsals
are now being held and the organiZa-
ton deserves the hearty support Of
tie students. This year there is an
especially large number of competent
musicians at college and prospects
look bright. A rehearsal is to be held
Tuesday evening at Chase Hall at
s2l
IA a recent election the officers of
lie Bates Publishing Association
we've elected for the coming year.
TINS association governs - general
policy and has charge of the college
publications.. The officers elected
were: President, Arthur w. Pollistar,
~, of Danville; vice president, Miss
Jgnite Holt, "a. of Auburn: secre-
fay, Phyllis Sawyer. "a. of West
y
Gould; advisory board. Professor A.
c, Baird, Mrs. Blanche Roberts.
I.." Press Club met at Libby For
um Monday evening at 100. The
subject of discussion for the evening
was headline writing. Dudley Snow
ject from a prominent magazine and
general discussion followed. The fol-
lowing new members were also elect
ed Adclbert GOoGins. rs of Port
land; Charles Eoothby. 20 of kezar
Falls; John p. Davis. '2G of Wash
ington, d. c.; Miss Helen Lovelace,
'225, OF Danbury. Conn. Miss Priscilla
FrcW, rs, of Rumford; Willard
Stevens '25 of Gossville, n. H.; Miss
Nellie Mae Lange. '25 of Lisbon Falls:
Miss Eleanor McCue 20 of Berwick:
Mss Gladys W. Hasty, '25 of South
Berwick; Miss Jeanne Bachelin 'o3
Of Rumfofd.
The Gloc club met Monday evening
al CHase Hall for its regular rehear-
sal. owing to the Thanksgiving re-
cess IN Thursday further rehearsals
viii he discontinued this week. With
the first trip two weeks away Pro-
fessor Doane is confident that his
charges will give a good account of
themselves.
The MacFarlane Club met at LIBBY
Forum on Monday evening. AS usual
program of varied musical talent
w2s presented by the members. fol-
lowed by the election of new members
To- tic coming year. This club COM
pfiscs those interested in music and
holds very entertaining meetings
throughout the year.
The Bates in China drive will be
launched Monday morning at chapel
WV u NlItiiicS -. I1uSScy vi NEW
Yo,h, Secretary of the committee on
friendly relations among foreign stu
dents. viii speak at chapel. The
purpose of the drive which is an
annual institution at Bates is to raise
$1,000 FOR the support of Wayne L.
Jordan Bates '06, and his wife who
are engaged in missionary work in
Sian, Shensi. China. The student
Committee and the collectors APP
pointed from each class met at Rand
nall on Sunday evening for dinner
AMI tho discussion Of the plans for
INC drive Speeches were made by
tho faculty members of the COM
m't'0. Professors Samuel Harms
end y. l.. Purinton. Mr.. Hussey who
w.! address the students Monday.
ais" spoke. The meeting was very
81 sui IN instilling spirit and
81. jnS the drive off with a rush.
II Connection with the Student
""aiieer movement at Bates, mis-
e'onarN conference was held on Sat
u'A'' and Sunday. The purpose OF