Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)
- Class of 1902
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H6 Sargent Basket-Ball Team ........... -121 'l't-nnis Clllii-.Pil010gl'llllilS .......... 51 S011ETY-Iii1lStl'1ltl011.. . .. . . . . . 117 Tennis Club-Oflieers anrl Members. . 52 Calenrlar of Social Events.. . . . . . . 1111 lfielrl Dai' Events .................. 531 senior Nutting Party ...... .... 1 2.1 lloat Clu 1. ................... . . .. 55 Uenior Home Evening ..... ..., 1 27 f'l.l'llS Axn thumN1z,v1'1oNs-Illustn-ation, 59 ' ' Franklin I1il0l'lll' ' Societv. .......... til l reslnnan Evenin ...... l l i i i i i . .1 1 S . . . 134 Kodak Club .............. . . ti-1 Launch Party ........ . . . . . 135 Julien Knights ........... . . Htl Colonial Evening .... , , , , 1345 Chemistry Club ............ .. 117 Lehigh Glue Club .... ,,,, 1 33 Cabinet of the Y. W. C. A. . . . .. 1311 Junior Burlesque ............... . . .. 1-ll Y. YV. C. A ....... . ......... . . 70 Tac-ky Party. ...................... 1-l-1 Tltonglit Cirele ........... . . 72 A New Version of the Rubaivat ..... 1-16 Auburn League .... . 73 Piano Recital ............... V ....... 1 47 Mandolin Club ..... . 74 St. l'atriek's Vigil ...... . ..... .... 1 49 Hltl Fl'011l'il Club ..... . 75 i,l10lll1St1l'iZli Evening .... .... 1 50 Stunts ............ . . 77 , . . L. A. M. 11. .... .. 711 T,ff::l'f 1-IH - -il-1 ----- ----- - .-.. 1 51 1V.lI. E. I'l.... . .. S0 ', ' - 'i'11'01'--- 158 filll' little Crowtl. . . . . 81 Klum ' Q' ' '. ' ' ' - - - - 159 Spinstcr's Club ...... . . S2 Lnfulty 5 09110 ' I ' ' ' ' ---- 163 Mcny-G0-Ronmls- i - u I I 83 Count-1 Lonversation .... , , , 1115 Diners ................... . . 84 iCnfmf.R0mrnS ' ' ' ' ' ---- U55 Nicks. ..................... .. ss 112-'Iliff1'1f,i-1 ------ ------ ------ - . .. his I ' ' 1 ,Lg 1 1' ............ . ...... . . .... 'S Sv:t'1:1:'r SOCZIETIES-Ill11Sfl'I1t-1011 .... . . 87 My Lady Peggy Goes to Town ,.,,. I... i N T I' D ' 1 1 ' ---- ----- -------- - - - - - Sh lN1y'La-mly I eggqy Goes to the Ball ....... . 171 Delta-Deltas . ............. . . S11 'l he thbson Widow ....... 1'-7 J. 111. fun... .. 111 S1111-y.. .... ........ ' QQ Hut-mis ,ie .... .. 92 A ,,,-.1 1 , '- Am Sams' D D . H H 93 .x1iXLltlhl.llll,l1th .. . . .... lm FOREWORD IN exhibiting the blossom ol' the l'll'JLlAN'l'lll7S for another year the lfdilors claim a lll0IllClli,,S attention, especially from three classes of people. 'l'o those who planted the seed and succeeded in bringing to perfection such a creditable specimen of the plant they wish to render most hearty thanks for the guidance and assistance that has come from sueh a sturdy beginning. From the on-look- ers at the Flower Show they wish to bespeak indulgence for their short-eomings and forbearance forthe long-colnings. When they have ent a spectator it has been for love ot' the spectator, or of a joke, and throughout all their work their endeavor has been to give to the Randolph-Macon students of 1902 :1 vol- ume that will ever keep fresh in their memories the joys and sorrows, trials :mtl conquests of their college lit'e, and the personalities of their fellow-students. To the gardeners into whose hands this tlower is to fall next year they would say fertilize the ground early, dig it Qficn, water constantly, and take courage from Charles Dudley NVarner to wage war on the U pusley. So may our lovely Sunflower bloom on from year to year, coming ever nearer to perfection and lifting our ideals and accomplishments with it. lVe are eon- tent to be the Elizabeths of the second year. EDITORIAL STAFF META GLASS, EDITOR-IN-CIIIEF MARY SPENCE GISH, ASSOClA'I'I'I EDITOR-IN-CIIllfllf CLARA M. COX, ASSOCIATI-: l':DI'l'0R-IN-1 'ml-:I-' INNICS RANDOLPH, BUSINI-ss MAN,u:14:n I'NA RIDDICK, ASSOK'lA'l'I'1 Iivslxless INIANMI-:la JANIE KINNIICR, ASSOK'IA'l'l'1 l3L's1N14ss M,xN,xm-1: JULIA WARD ANDEHS1 DN, Am' l'2nl'rma KATIIARINIC WIIITCOMB RANDOLPH, .ASS0l'lA'l'l'I ART EllI'I'0lt NANNIIC LEAVICLL BLACKWELL, ASSOCIATE Am' l':lJlT0li MATTIE IIOLLIDAY CRAIGI-IILL, Cmflxs AND Om:,xNlzA'l'mNs l':Ill'l'UR LILLIAN TONG JONES, SOCIAL l+In1'1'on MAIDEE H. ROACII, Ass04'1A'l'1C Sovlm, 1':l!l'l'Ull ELLEN MQJBRYDIC BROWN, A'l'lILl'I'l'l1'S l':IDI'l'UH, LFCY COLE, S'l'A'l'lS'I'll'S Elwron HmmwN Asnimu-ms JUN:-zu 4l1.Af-nv-4 R,xNmn.v'lv FUI-Ill 4'nAuuu 1-:m'ron-:N-mxxml-' nun-us:-an-an u-:nm-on liu.u 11 lilssucn 1iANlml.x-n H,,A,w.,uvl,., I Vox Un-ul Rnunuxc 1 W! X f' Q 1 Q Ly u. in-:Q Qui' 9 X 1 n W-f?flE. . 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SAVNIJICIIS, Prcybssor rj I rcnclI and llurnum. .IIIIIN II. I,A'I'.INIc, PII. D., l'1'QjE'ss0f' fy Ilfslnry mul Ecnrmnn'1'x. NATIIAN A. PATILLO, PII. II., I'1-qfc.-:m,- qf 1ID1IheuIulI'I'.-I. 'l'WILMU'I' Ii. LANE, A. M., PII. D., l'rfgfl'ssm' ry' Philfmoplzy and Ihlfcyoyy. JUIIN II. DAVIS, 1,l'0j2?NNOI' qf Piano mul Tlamry. IMIIIS SCIIICIILMANN, .I,l'lffl'NNlH' of Uma! lIIIL.wI'1'. AVM. S. ADAMS, I'I'ry2'ssoI' 1,ll!IIO mul Organ. I I., MISS LAURA W. IIAI.I.0l', lll.'tfl'IlCffIl' in Elnrvlliml. MISS IIICLEN A. DUIIIN, luxlrzwtm' in. JlluIl1cmulI'cs mul l.rII1'n. MIM ADDIIC 'I'A YLUII, luxlr:u'In1' in En.ylI'sl1. Mlss RI JSE PAGIC, llINIl IlI'I07' 'in PI'!'IlC'll., MISS AI.I.A AVICIIII, A. Ii., ,lllSfI'lll3l1II' in. flrcck and Lalfn, Mlsw MI'I'I'A GLASS, A. M., lnsl1'ru'!m' in Gl'I'llIll1l. Mlm MATTIIC II. CIQAIUIIILI., lnsh'1u'lo1' in llllIl0N01I,I.lf mul Pcflayogy. Mlss JANICT AV. SNICAIJ, 3 .flsxisluul in I sy1'lmlnyI'4'I1l Lulmrulm'y. MISS MAIi'I'IIA I . WUUIDIil'I I , Assislrlnl in Lulin. GIOVANNI UTTAIAXU, lnslrur-lar in Violin. MISS M. IILAKICY SIIARP, luslrucim' in Theory mul Piano. Mlss MAIIICLINIQ MAI'I', lnslrurlor in IQICIII Illluir' and 1'iaI1o Mlss FIIANCICS Ii. IJAIILINli'I'UN, lnslrru-lui' in UynIunsI1'4'.w. MIM LOUISE J. SMITII' C-IUIIIIII ACIIIIIIIIIIO, Purisj, IiUIII'IR'I' AVIXI III'II'I, Prqfcxsor of Art. 1'l'CflNllI'4'l'. Mm, LAURA xv. BALLQIT, A. AV. 'I'ICIIIiICI.I., M. IJ., lhfrvrlan' :gf 1'lIysI'a-III 7'l'fIIlIl'lLff. fwlffflf' 1'ff,f1w'f-f'ffn- 'i'l:u I-'mmnnxn 1 'IIIII 'I Ifnum l1'mu 1 'IIIO if IFR. MA li'I'l N DR. LANE MR. RIDIJICK FACULTY l'lHll4'. SIIAIU' l'll0I . AIHISTIIONC IDR.. SMITH IPR. LA'I'ANl'I IDR. l'A'l l'1L'I.U MHS. SAUNIJERS FACULTY MISS PAILIIISII MISS IIALLOI' M ISS SMITH I'ROI . DAVIS I'ROI . SUIIIGIIIIMA I'Ii0l . A IJAMS MISS GLASS INSTRUCTORS ,, MISS DITIJIN x 1, MISS CRAIGIIILL MISS DARLINGTON MISS WEBB It P- X g ,Q 1 W X j Q , W f ,, 1, X' J K ' i 1 an f 1. Mr N X. Q 'SM.lfg- ', ' J .g, '9 f' 1 14 ff I ,- ijr V 6 E x f Q -5, I 1- f 'T J 2+ I t -4 3 mx ,Li , : N , '5 xx ltr x ig., Q 6 N I' In M--Buu 'XX X u s V S 0 2 Q Q AS 'L I fm wa Q1 G. W' 567, KEMFNQ 1 2 I w X 47 HI! X Www iijfllff' N WX .X Vff ' f 3. x 'f,',::x Xi .VXN x fz E .ggi ---f.-E.... 4 X, E?,,MM -1 .f NNN M0'I r0: Let knowledge grow from more to more. COLORS: Green and White. F OFFICERS MARY SPENCE lil ' ' SH, I luawlln-:r:'1' SARAII MAFIJE CARROLL, x'll?lfZ-PIIICSIlDlfIN'l' J.-XNE'1' WINN SNICAID, S1+x'1cl':'l',xlcx' ANNA LOUISE IIOWANIP, 'l'lll'IASl'lll'Ilt MARY li.-KNIDOLPII FLEMING, lIls'r0m,xN K ,KTIIHYN PEACI I Y AGREE ELSI E NVEST UILLIA M JANIE KINNIER SA LLIE SCOTT NELSON MEMBERS Rl'TlI LEIG ll CLA KK LILLI.-KN LONG JONES MITTI E LOVE 1'0K'l'ER IAVINI.-X GRISELIJ.-X Ii0liEli'l'S 21 LOWER: Four-lcznvcd Clover fglgn SXICAIJ UA RHOLT, IIOWA R D l TJ'7N I NG 22 GILLIAM ACRICIG KINNI ICR NICLSGN ROBERTS c1.A1ui 23 History of the Class of 1902. .IIY must 11v111'.y g1.'11111111ti11g 11111ss 1li1VC its history 1V1'itt1111? 1Vhy any 1e111ss 11ist1111Iy 11111st 1111 w1'itt1111 is il 111111sti1111 1'111' th11 11hy11h11111gist to 1111sw111', for 1111 111111111 111'11s1111111s t11 11x11111i11 th11 NV01'1i1l1gS of the 111i1111, 111111 1111 111111 j11'1,11111111y t1111 why 111111 111111' such 1111 i111111 111'11s11 ill 11111 11111111 11f the 111isgg11i111111 1111111 who i11v1111t1111 the 11111ss hist111'y. 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The st11t11 of tho f1'11sh1111111 is so 111111:h 111111 that 1110 t1111 i11t'1111t 111211 it s1111111s 11111111111 to 111111g1'11t11111t11 the c111ss Oll h11vi11g 11s1'11111111 it. U11 th11 11th111' 1l2l1ll1, 1X1is111'y 111v11s 1111111111111y, NV1l01T1l0fl' f1'1'1111 21 12111111 11111ight in s1111i11g 11th111's 111is111'1111111, 111' for the c1'1111f111't of 110111p1111i1'111s11i11, th11 111'11v111'11 s11it11 11111. 11: is, l111w11v111', 21 fact, 111111 EIS the 1111111111111's of the 11111ss 11111811 1111 1111111 1111011 fl'OS1llllCl1 s1111111ti11111 it 111011111 p111'1111ps h111'11 11111111 b11tt111' if thoy 111111 1111j11y1111 th11i1' 111is111'i11s t11g,511t11111'. 1V1111t of f111'11sipg11t is, 11111v11v111', 1e11111'111:t111'isti11 of C?ll'1f' 11111111- 11111111, 111111 wh11t sh1111111 h111'11 11111111 th11 '13'1'11s111111111 f'111ss of 1899 was 1111t EIS wise 11s is 111111' th11 S1111i1'11' C111ss of 11102 1 S11 it was 1112 v111'i1111s 111111 11111'111':1'11'111111 ti11111s 1112115 th11 1111111111111's of this 11111ss 1111t111'1111 11111111g11, 111111 hy v111'i1111s 111111 11111'1111111'111111 111111111s 1112117 Hwy f1111ght th11i1' NVil'X' 11pw111'11 ti11 111111' st111111 11111111 11 1101111111111 lpvplh '1'h1111 111111 112l.V in th11 Spring of 1900 t1111'v 11111t i11 th11 1Q11ti11 R1111111, 111111 the Soph- 01111'11'11 C111ss was 111'g1111iz1111. Th11s11 who 111017 in that 111111111 that 111151 w1111t out f1'11111 it 11111111.21 s1111s1111f 1111111111 11ig11it'vg 11111111 111111111111 11s if sh11 111111 g1'11w11 six 25 1110111-s 1211110l', 211111 111111 110q1111'011 s0v01'111 41101111115 111 1'0s111111s1111111y. T110 110w S1f1'l1,LEg10 wit11 110w 111'111110111s w11s 11111 1111115 1,1l'12l'YUl1. T110 1'0st 111 1110 S11111111111111'0 f'l'2l1' was sp0111 ill L11SC1lSS11.l,U, w01g111y 11110s111111s. 1Xf1'O1' 11 s11111'1 11111 v1g111'1111s U11llllHl1Q'1l, 111'111:01's were 0100t011. 11111011 0111110 1110 0111111s111g 111 21 0111ss c111111', il 0111ss 111111'01', 111111 il 1e111ss 111111t11. 1':Vl'1'.V 0111111' 111 1110 s1100t1'11111 112111 its i1l1YOCi110, w11i10 1110 11s1 111 111'111111s011 1111111111-s w11s 1111115 211111 10111'11011, 211111 v1g111'1111s s11000110s w01'0 11111110 111 110101100 111, 111' 111 11l11111s1111111 1111 011011 11110. 135' 1110 01111 111 1110 y0Z1l', 1111w0v01', 11 111111 1111 110011 s1-111011, 111111 1110 1112185 was 111'111'111011 w1111 1110 11ll'00 011111'111s 1101e0ss111 v 1111' its 111'0s01'v111i1111, 21 1'1UXVl'l', 11 0111111', 211111 il 111111111. 11711011 1110 Q11111i111' C111ss 11ss1-111111011 111 1110 1 1111 111 11100 its p0l'StPll1ll'1 111111 1-111111g011 s111110w11111. Sllllli' 111111 111111111011 11111 111 1110 1'11111cs, 21 1011' 11t1101's 111111 0111110 111 111110 f1l011' 111111f0s. 11 w11s il 11111111 s111111101' 111 1111111111-1's, 11111, 11 1111111151 111111011, 1111ss0ss011 111 11 12l1'1,lft'1' s1111'0 111 w1s1111111 211111 1'X11l'1'1l'l1Ul', 1'11111 0l1110l'011 11111111 11s .111111111' y01l1'. 111111111 'VOQII' WOIIT1 1ll11U1i1'VI11'V. T11 t011s0 1110 S1-11i111's, 11111111111 Sl'Ul'l'11'V l'llV1UllS 111 171ll'l1l, IIS is 1110 1111111111-1' 111 ,111111111's, 211111 111 11111111111 1'0SllUl'1'12l1110 1'011111'ls, w01'0 1110 1111j001s 111 w11i011 11111s1 111: 1110 1'l101'f,I1t'S 111 1110 0111ss w01'0 110111. T111-y 111'11v011 s11 1111s111'11111g 11s 111 10111'0 111110 1711110 1111' 1111511111155 01s0. '111ll'll 0111110 1110 111110 111 w111011 011011 11110 111111 1111111011 w1111 11111g111g 0-v0s, 111111 111111111 111111' 11 wus 111101' 1111 2111 11111111111111111110 t11111g.5, 1110 S0111111' .V02l1'. 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'11111' 11111111155 lJ2l1'1'V w11s 111111' 1110 111-151111111115 111 1110111- T110 1111511 s1111'1ts 111 1h11s0 w111'1 111111: 111111 111 11 w01'0 11111 111 110 S11111111011 hy S11011 51111111 111111115 RIS 1111111 NV02111101', 21 1'2l1l1 s1111'111, 111111 1111 01lf11'0 1111s01100 111 11111751 T110 s111110 s1111'11 11218 110011 0111'1'1011 111111 1111 s1111s0q110111 l1ll'l'l'f 1ll211i1l1g. 1111110 w1111111 11111 111 1011 111 1110111 1111, 11111 1111- 11111'111-1' gI1V01l hy 1110 J'11111111's 11111517 111 1011s1 110 111011111111011. A1 1110 1111s1110ss llll'l'111ll,QQS 1ISll2111'V 11s lllflllf' 11p111i1111s were 111050111011 1151 11101'0 w01'0 11101111101's 1111-s1-111, w11110 111 111111-1' 15111111-1'11155s 1111! 1111' b11s1110ss, 011' 111'0 11111'1111111y 111'0v1111011. T110 S0111111's 112lVl' 11111, 11UXVOVl'1', s110111 1111 111011' 111110 11'11110111g. T110 g51'011101' 111111 111 1110 111111' 1111s 110011 s110111 111 v111'11111s ways, 01111s11101'011 111 1:11110g0 011'010s as 0111i11011t1y 1'0s1100t111110 11101111111s 111 11is1111si11g 111 111110. 111111115 hours were given 211 fo ilu- lnlrorntorit-s wlu-n Tho sfnit wonlfl nof lilfc-r, niul wlu-n llr. Nnrtin Slllllf-fl lns sniilo of wiscloin, niul c-ontiniu-tl to lu- ns insurntnhlu ns flu: Sphinx. Much mu-rg-y wns sp:-nt in cligging in cliutionnrim-s of vnrions lnngnngc-s. Tlu- nintlu-lnntics fl:-pnrtnu-nt i'c-vc-ivc-fl its fnll slinrt- of ntfc-ntion, nlul rr-wn1'clL-fl flu- . stiulr-nt with wlint slu- wns npt to fhink wns nnu-h niort thnn lu-r tnll shnro ot tl'lXl0l'.Y nnrl nngnish of spirit. Tlu-n flu-ro wt-rv lCnglish pnpc-rs, niul tlu- rc:- 9 N' lu-ni, xxhilm Dr. liniu- s nppc-titv for nhstrnuts wns 1 rfs tlint Ur. l,ntnn6 lows to - ' ' ' not to lu- sntistit-rl, lint sc-4-nu-fl to grow hy fc-c-fling. It is not ll00t'SS2ll'.Y to nu-n- l.lUIl c-xnininntions. Tlu-v nrt- not yt-t tnr 4-nongh lu-hinfl fo hnvr- gninc-fl nny roinnntice coloring. flfroin tlu- pi-4-si-nt point oi' Vic-w flu-lv nrt- not pw-ftlx' things ffl look nt, nur plz-nsnnt things to tnlk of. A history of tlu- lift- of 1-nc-li nu-nilmc-r of flu- 4-lnss wonlcl in-rllnps he interest- ing. 'lt is, liowf-vc-r, flu- ' qonliclf-nf 1-Xiu-1-fnfion of nll of flu-in, ns wt-ll ns of nll llllfll' fl'l0lHlS that 1-nc-h ont- will lu-c-onu- flistingnislu-il. Tlu-.V will fllOl'0fO1'C! 7 unch write lu-r nnfohiogrnpliy, or lu-1' Ulllf'lll0ll'S,,, or lu-r iw-ui:llc-c-tions,H or sonu-thing of tlu- kincl. Tnking this into consiflc-rntion, it is not IIOUCSSIIIZY to l'l'f'Sf-ilt fncts that will or-rtninly lu- pm-sc-iitc-cl lu-rc-nffc-r in nnufh nioro honntifnl stylt-. Tlu- c-lnss iiueliulc-s tonrff-1-n kiiuls of girl. 'l'lu-ro is nn optimist, at pos- siinist niul n ninsiuinn. 'l'lu-rv is flu- rc-nlly lJl'Ul3l'V girl, flu- hiclflc-n light, the 7 llilnrions girl, flu- wif-km-ml oiu-, flu- 1-oninion plnc-0 girl, niul tlu- 1-igllfh NV0llll0l'. rlw . . V - . lu-rv is nlso nn innor-c-nt, nn nnloqnnc-ions girl, niul ont- who is wc-ll known ns Y 1-oofl 1-irl. Ulu-n flu-rc- is flu- prc-sith-nt, who flu- tliitfy sc-nior. Tlu-ro is nlso n g g - ' - HltlU1l0S,2lllfl voiiilmiiu-s nll tho gootl qnnlitic-s of flu- rc-sf, nifhonf nnx ot flu l whoni nll flolight to honor. Now thnt tlu- c-ollr-go work niul flu- vollvgc- plnlv nrt- hofh orc-r, tlu- Ulnss of ' - nflx of rt-lit-t, nnel l!Zll'lTl'V of rr-gre-f, niul flu-n 1.302 clrnws n long lirc nth, flint is pa ,' tnrns onyx-i'l,Y to flu- fntnrm-. For ifs hisforv hns not ln-1-n writfc-n. lts collvgo lift- hns lu-1-n nu-rm-lv n wc-fnc-c U -, nlul now ifs nu-inlu-rs go onf, not pc-rhnps fo clo . l nnv cle-mls flint shnll hc- l'!'ffU1'fll'll in hooks, hnf iu-vm-rtlu-lc-ss fo lu-lp innkc- histor'y nul lunil M It 1' in thu truest sexism- with hnnrl nnrl hrnin z I5 07 ln l' r w' 1 - .. . ,. S Ol limg y ff' '-es, I f f S X gee! W ,L W 175, fx . 1' . V -1 ' x , -,gli nk I ' j W, ff ATI. fl 'l.'3XlJ'L.'f f A pffh. f f' ,fjaflflv z' .. , f ff' wfiibf r ' 1 'fffff , jff ff q K L81 A xxx M 'X f'1f13f.5-7'l 7 f nik V A X , - ' ET , I! h X N - ??5?f5 if 3. COLORS: Violet and White. BIOTTO1 Carpe Diem. OFFICERS MAIDEE II. ROACII, Pm-:srm4:N'r VLARA COX, V uric-I'mcs1mf:N'r ELIZABETH RAY, Sl4:1'Iuc'1'A1zx' NELL I IUNT, '1'1ucAsUn1-:lc MEMBERS TRULA MOORMAN TEMPE M EFX ELLEN BROWN LOUISE BEST c,vl'111f:u1N1f: mf:'r'rx' NANNHQ 1z1,Aclcw1-:1,1, ufcx' 1m,xNc1I1fo1w Nlfzu, lauvlucx cmxm cox MATT c1:,um11r,L Lo'1 r11f: cR.u,l,121 LUCY come 111f:I,1f:N DULIN coNs'mNc'1c 1cr,D1cuL 1,oU1s1+: Im was JAN11-1 uowA1aD NIQLLIIQ HUNT lsmx' Lylsnoolc GI LL1 11: Imufzw MA RT NELLI E NEVITT HELEN NELSON LAURA OGELSBY SUSIE OVERTON NI LDRED PATTERSON INNES RANDOLPH BEULAII RITSSEL ELIZA BETI I RA Y ELIZABETH REED ITNA RIDDICK MAIDEE ROACII LEXA ROBINS DAZEY STEPHENS MYRA VA NDEGRIFT EMMA WYSOR MARY LOI' AVIIITE K ATII ERIN E L4 JVICJOY HA WOODROOF 20 Eong of 1903. .1-.i l'l'une : 4' Sweet Mnrie. j We' re the Class of 1903, 1903, At R. M. W. C., Don't you see. Oh ! we're just so strong and true, Wearing white and violet too, We' re just the truest hlue, l903. lVhen next winter comes around, 1903, We'll wake up this old town, You will see 9 For we think things are too slow, And we'll try to get some go, In spite of friend and foe, 1903. CHORUS. 1903, you'll :agree- You'l1 agree 1903 Is the tinest class You ever chnnced to see g And we do not hesitate At once to you to state NVe think that'wc are great- 1903. I af ,X 1,,f'4' fi - Yiizfyw , f L' J f x ' XI! 'g. gm,- X vi 7 IM' I . 1 J- ff if - if ff .-1 , V A If - - -4 5 -f 1,4 F, g 7 . f4, ..-Y ', ll .Af ,afffi -' .- .N 'I 'fl XL X xx fa I If A Q ' . .S -b,Q:i 't1N' If I OWER : White Rose. COLORS: Dark Green and Gray M0'l'T0: Post nubila jubilu. OFFICERS EMMIIC LELA GIIAMLING, I'1u+:smEN'1' BERTIIA LATANE, VICE-Pmaim1aN'r I Oh UNE WISDOM, Sm PATTI E BOLTON JESSIE BOSTICK JANE BROWN N ELL DRA K E CARRIE DRAPER MAIIEL DUOLEY NANNI E FRED EU LA GAMBLE MARY K I NSE!! GRACE LEA It :1w:'rA nv A LFI MEM BERS' 322 HCI IA G RANT, 'I'1ucAsl'lu-1 ADA PERRY KATE RAXIJOLPII VALCOVR RANDOLPII IIALLI E SIIINN EDITH SKINNER K A TE STAL E Y ADA SMITH ELIXOR RIIUFE JULIA 'FYLEII LIZZIE WI LSON ,ks- , 1 Nba' I ,f -Q 51.3.35 f jfs- IIIA ,MIM . I I ,P A, SL - L 'R' ZZCZHK' 11 I SH N 55:11 I IWOWIGR: Red Caxrnation. COLORS: Red and Silver. MOTTO: IVe will reach the star we IbIIOw. OFFICERS - NI I L RUST SMITH, I'1cEsmEN'r ION E CLARK, V ICE-I,REHIDEN'l' BEVELLE COMER, Srzcnlcfmnv MARGARET COFER, 'I'1uf:Asun1cu MEMBERS MAR Y A NDE RSI DN REBECCA ANDERSON LI LLIAN RAIRD MARY BALL MA RY LEE ALLISON MARY HUGHES III LL DAISY DAVISON XA NDA LA REW AN N I E LOVE DOWDELL EVELYN CA I ,FEE LILLIA N CA SON WVILHELMI NA CULLEN LITCILE DOOLEY CLA RI IIE L DRA K E MAI IE DUFF KATI IRYN TRENA RY A N ITA JONES A LI CE LEONARD .FAY MARTIN I SAB EL SHA CKFORD II A R RI ET WYSOR M A RY STUART RESS GROVE SALLY FANNY GLEATON VIRGINIA LUTEN JEAN MCCOY PEARL MONK IDA LEE TAYLOR EILEEN JONES 34 ROSALI E S K INN E R MADGE MCHEN RY E VA SMITH SUS I E SMITH I IRA CE WOOI DI IEA D MARGARET SA ITNDERS N ELLI E PEE K CLA RA PETTI T V IRGI LIA PETTIT PAULI NE TA YLOR MYRTLE WISE MINNA WILKINS A NNA BELLE ESSA RY CLA IRE CAMPBELL AUGUSTA WILSON GEN EVI E V E PARKI I I LL K ATH ERI NE B I TDD LITCILE ROSEN BERGER SA RA H GRADY EMI LY STI IDE S USI E THOMPSON SIISANNE FRANTZ J .I RAIN IN In I I In II UM I I-I REY ETH EL TI If IM PSON ELIZABETH PERKINS ELIZA BETH LA CEY MA RY TILGHM AN I IELEN BARBER S jfabula Ellcaica. QM: Mmm mmlxmlj. J' Olim leonis pelle :isinns rndit Indntns nt rex g sed dmninus duvet Peilcln lconis non leoncm Esse, noqne nllnm :minnm leoncln Nun, verbn versus ormlinibns suis lnvitn route stare, sutisfucit. Lim-ot pm-nm urtc :ldjl1v:n':l 3 Nasa-itnr ipse poem, non fit. Qnann fubnlann nt sic Alcuicnm forum Hic rctnli, iim-In ipsu mihi ilnpcrut, Nc dutegons tu qnoqnc nmnstrcs Unmibns 2-Klilllll usinnnn l'0lbCl'lIllll- 3:1 Elm Ellcaic jfable. Cru Mx' 'I'l-I.H'lll'IIl5. J' An :iss in lion's skin Ill'l'lly0ti liis simulated mars uncc lmnycii. The nmstol' iilllpfill the ignulnlu sm-ion Nur skill nm' :iss can play tho lion. 'Tis not enough that wurmis vmnlwllwl Arc funnai in st:1nz:1's mwlor in-lml. Art muy zu pm-nl but :ulurng The poet is not nuulo lint burn. This fable, Wilil'il i lillli l'0iN'Ill'Sl' To illustrate Ala-:nic verse, UOIIIIIHIIIKIS to pnnsu, in-st you ilu- skin Pluck oli'undsl1mv:1n :iss within. A MEMBERS Llfm' IZARIJ XX-III!! fffgiaf' SLXCQLN5 I QQ' ' f ' I i . JH! I fly , UW image L I El , , I ,xv A A I I I I I I ! ' , I W mf -gfggsb '13, I ' X Mb f,2'! fIfb'CfX,,i . , 'Glnclassifieb anb Special Stubents. Mo'l r0: Nou omnia omnibus. FLOWER: UnuIussiIiccI. OFFICERS MARY URITZ, I'1u-:sllrEN'1' Ll'l1Y IZARD, VICE-I'1ucsmmN'1' MAMIE IIUMPIIREYS, SEc1uc'1'A1u' ANI: 'I'1ucAsU1uc1e LIZZIE ALLISON LOUISE BLACKWELL ELIZABETH BITIJD APPIE CAM I LLE CA I IO K ATIIRYN CALLAWAY M ARY CRITZ V I EGIE COIVA RT ANNAISEL DA KEY CLARA BELLE .IJAVIS ELEANOE IJOUOIITY MARY GIVENS LURLINE GRI EFI N FLORENCE I IAC K ER MAY IIANKINS N ELL HARRIS MAMIE IIUMPIIREYS NAN IIUMIPIIIIEYS SA RAII II UN N ICU'l I' 356 GEIITHUIJE JOIINSI JN MABEL JONES MAMIE JONES EMMA LEE REGINA MCKINNEY MAROA NET MA Y OLIVE NOEL JANET PEEK G E1 JRGIANA I'E'I'ERS ROSA LEE POLLARD LEE .RK IBER'I'Sl DN ELI DEA STEELE KATIE TIIOMAS MATTIE TOMS CASSIE W.fVl'SoN K A 'I'I'I E H I N E WI I ITE MA RTI I A WILSON llboem. J lligh in the heavens the young moon sails, There is a solemn hush in the airy Low some lonely niglit-bird wuils Its sweet notes clear and rare. Across the dusky sky a gleaming meteor falls Swift and silent as an angel's Hight. From the shadowy grass at cricket calls. The stars are golden points of light. A blessed pence that tells of sleep With night comes, like the dew, To tired souls that toil and weep And makes them strong and true. R. W. P 37 When Mary .lane Confessed Religion. ' UOK hoah! Pa, said Nanuny to Uncle Iiphriaiu, as thoy sat in tho doorway of thoir tiny houso ono August day, 'fdoos you know Mary llano done mighty nigh gi'ou'04'I up widout no 'ligiou I I docs for a fao', Nauuny, I doc-s datg hut I dono pray ohor .Mary Qlauo and pray ohor hor till do Lord dono fi'od ol listonin. lt gihs nio satisfaction to hoah dat, I'nolo 'I'IDIll'Iillll, it do sog hut 'I' hoou studin' of Mary Jlano had a loc-tlv kind o' tiniptation in do way, dar's no tellin' what :night happen. 'lilo dc-hil's al'ays tiniptin' hor his way, a holdin' out fine olo'os an' sich like, 'pears to nw, dyah ought to hc sonic kind o' nounty-irrotatiir, wukin' on do il,ord,s sido. - , I llat sounds like sonso, Manuny, dat do so. But who's gwiuo to hc- do 0UlIllIi'Y'I I'1'0IL21IlO1'.,, I done stoddod dat all out, I'nol0 I'lllIll'lIlll, an' it 'poars tor nm hor own Pa is do proper pusson to ho do county-irrofatoizl' Look hoah, Manuny, I hafos to 'pear undc-rhan' wid yo' wuds, hut I dunno Oz I zactly understands 'hout dat county-irrotator.I' I knowod you donlt, Uncle .I'IPIll'lllll, l done noticc-d yo' 1lllIlilllCI0l'IJIIII7f' wid wuds 'fo now, and I wuz jos' on do p'int of splainin' whon you spokv. A oounty-irrotator is jos' liko pnvuuionio whvn you puts a IIIIISIEIWI plastor on it. Soon Oz do plaster strocks yor county-irrvtation svts in, an' do pnuunionio is drawod out. Dat how CONN' ,I, used dat wud, hit savos hroaf in do odioatodg hut l IIIOIIQIIIIOI' knowocl you'd nohor oonu- at nothin' hy do short cut. Yit oz I done struck out dat way il.'s gwino to do hig road. 'fllit 'pears tor 1110, of 1110 au' you could git hold on tor sonwthin' 'notllor dat would draw Mary Jane 'way from do dohil an' his works daro'd ho a niiglitty hig thing dono fur 1'0IIQI1l.,, Sho an' it would, Manuny, sho an' it wouldf' You know dar's to he a hig inoc-tin, at Blount Zion do fust Sunday o' nox' inouthg au' I clone sot my mind on Mary Ilan0's jinin, do chuuh dat day. I douo socd hor up dar in hor hluo rihhins an' hor whifo dross. Its a Soanllous shanio Mary .lane aiu' jinod fo' now. Soanllous, an' dat's a fact O, course sho hlovgod to git 'ligiu fo' hand, an' I's gwiuo to hold you 'spousihlo of sho dou,t.', ' IIfow,s dat, Mammy, gwino tor hold mo 'sponsihlo for Mary -Tano's 'corn- trarinoss? How come Ps 'sponsihlo 'P' 38 Hlle L0l'fl holfls fle Ma anfl fle Pa lsponsible unter fle thufl an, fle' fo'th gener- ation, Uncle 1tlPll1'll1l1.,, ls flat flc Bible, Mannny, Ll2I1',S powerful heap o' 1llCtlllil1, in flcm XVll1lS? 'Yo' Uncle EI5lll'lllll,S ready ter follo' fle Bible whereni-so-eber hit chooses to tecli ,illl.,, cl7at's right, Uncle Ephrum, flat's right. Ma1n1ny's flone plan fle whole thing. ,I over-heahefl flat flornwallaee .lohnsin ax Mary Jane what she flone sot her hlart on lll0,0ll ennythin' else in fle worlflg an' Mary Jane flone spressefl herself fo' fle wufls out o' his lllflllf. She says, she floes, flat she flone sot hor min' on a watch. NNOW you know, Uncle Ephrunm, well ez me, flat nigger ain' got no money to buy no watch XVill g an, lIl0,0ll flat llyilll ain' no reason ter spee, he eber gwine to hah none. Den hit ,pearefl to ine, wifl flat leetle pig over flar o' yourn, an' flat log-cabin quilt o' llllll,, ll jes, ll0lli', we inought git flat watch. Au' you say to he1', 'Look heah, Mary Jane, ef you'll git 'ligin fo' nex' month, flen flat watch yourng but ef yer !l01l, colne roun' flat wateh gwine back to fle sto' up fle 1'021fl., .l7at's fle kinfler county-irretator flatls got to ill! wifl Mary :lame to tll'ilW her to Glory, an, hitls nie an' you ez is ,sponsible ef she ll0ll,t git dar. .Ii'o' g004lll0SS ef flyah llflll, conne llilt nigger now ll' saifl Manuuy, beginning to hustle about the kitehen. How cfnne li ean't 'pear busy, an' you breck loose, like fle notion fl0llC jcs' streek yerln Niles' ez you say, Mannny, jes, ez you say. Tain, nothing to hinfler hit ez I sees, 1'eaflily assentefl llnele lflphriani. Then turning to Mary Jane, who was coming up the path 'cshooin' fle ClllCli0llS fo' her,'l l1e exelailnefl: Ho flar, Mary Jane! ills flat you? Whar you been, nigger?,' 'els flat nie, you speakin' to, Pa W' aslfefl Mary Jane. '4,l'se been roun' to l,inlfey's fixin, for fle poun' party. ilflas you enny corncern in it W' Uncle Ephrianl ,Q:I'lllllOCl, but l1e caught AIEIIIIIIIAJS eye Zlllfl aflflefl quickly: Does you heah flat, Maunny, floes you heah what fle llllS0,lll0 sinner says? lletter be et ll0lllC, gal, Stllflill, whar yer gwine when yer flie. 'I l h ll'l1,S fle bi 'est watch up fle roafl a piece Look heah! Mary Jane. , lea . gg you mighty nigh eber sot yo' eyes on. Mary .lane prifskefl up l1cr ears innnefliately. HYou spealfin' 'bout flat watch at M1'. -lonse's sto', XVllil'1',S got fle pew golfl twister 'll' she askefl, seating herself on the floor-step, tlllll fanning her ebony face with Ma1n1ny's turkey-wing. , I aiu' heahefl 'bout no pew golfl twister, but l 'sposin' fl2'it,S hit,', Uncle Ephriain replied. uIlOXV,Cl1l'S0-Oliftl' ine an' Manuny's gwine to buy flat watch.', 39 How coine you is ? Dat's our business. Quit dat grinnin, nigger, dat watch's good ez onrn now. How eonie ,l, aiu' gwine ter grin? Ain' every nigger dis side de railroad mighty nigh killin' dey self oyer dat watch. l'se gwine to strut up to Mount Zion jes' so . . . wid dat watch hitched ter 1ny belt. HWhat's dat you say? How come you's gwine ter strut up to Mount Zion, wid nie an' Mannny's watch hitched to yu'. Go 'long, Pa, ez dough l donno dat wateh is fer de lady o' de fa1n'bly. Ull'l'0klll dat, Mannny? Dat eonies o' teckin' orgin lessons. 'l knowed when I seed dat orgin comin' down de road hit 'nd be de rnination of Mary Jane. Pay 'tention to nie, nigger, an' quit switchin' dat coat-tail roun' iny char. Dat watch ain no 1110, yonrn den dat leetle yaller spiekle hin's over dar, scratch- in' in de san'g an' 1no'en dat ll don't see no libility o' it eber bein' yourn. You's got to 'arn dat watch, nigger, nay shote an' Mannny's quilt aiu' gwine to be tritled wid, dat dey ain'. Ilows'ever I wants yer to understan', ef dey kin draw yer to Glory 1's thro' argufyin' 'bout deni fo' il begins. Pa, what's dat you drivin' at roun' all denl wuds ? i'Move yo' char out de doo', Uncle lflphruni an' le'n1e splain yo' nieanin' to Mary Jane, said Mannny, unable to reinain in the background any longer. Yo' Pa puts nie in niin' o' de ox-cart. 'Pears like he won't git to Wllill' lle's gwine fo' dark. Ilit's my 'pinion ef you got auythin' tall to do, you'd better do it, an' ef you get any news to breek, you'd better breek it. Mary Jane, she began, 'ghas you ever confessed religin ? No, Ma, 'pears to nie like you knowed I ain'. lien hit's time you is. 'lJat's all Al 'se got to say 'bout it. An' mo'en dat, ef you don't git 'ligin fo' de fust Sunday o' nex' month, dat watch yo' .Pa speak- in' 'bout gwine stay right whar 'tis in de sto'. flif yer does eolne roun' dough, an' confess 'ligin like a self 'speeting nigger ought, den dat watch is yourn, and Mannny wiped something like a tear from the co1'ner of her eye. Mary Qlane was visibly affected and went into the kitchen nunnbling to ber- self I sees l's bleeged to get 'ligin now. Nothing more was said about the watch, but Mannny had Mary Jane' s white dress done up and laid away in the chest, and under the dress she tucked a hand- kerchief, with the money for the little pig and the log-cabin quilt tied up in one corner, to wait the day when Mary Jane should leave the path of darkness and enter upon the new way. By accident, as if it were, Brother Jones, dc preacher up et Mount Zion 40 had vallod, aml had a long talk Hwid IXl'illlllll'V,S galf' Ai01'0UY0l', Sovoral of tho dc-auons, fc-aring that 1gl'4lflll'1' .lonc-s would 11ot do his duty hy hor, had takon mattvrs into their own hands and hrought thvir families owl' at various timvs to spond tho day aml CHllYl'l'S0 with dv niisoihh- sinner on tho suhjvut of ro- ligiou. Hut, as old Miz Johnsin said, '-Aim-yy Qlanc-'s head dat sot it ipcarod liko tiwant nothin' gwino to turn it.', Old M 1'. -lohnsin was particularly hittc-r hc-vauso Mary Qliano done sassvd him. illo declared HSh0 done axvd him how ronu- hc aiu' ll0lll'l' talkvd uono 0' his 'ligin at his son Cornwallaoo W' '4Manuny's proud 0' dat gal, of she is oorntrarywisof' said Naminy to linclu lflphriani, whvn sho hoard how Mary .Tami had hishod up thc' deacon. And sho put an 1-Xtra Init of starvh in thc' rntiios of tho whito dross as sho prossod them out. Old Ml: Qlohnsinv always knc-w whon Nainniy killed a vhiekon, oven though tho vxmsution took placv on thv dark of tho iuooug and as sure as the nvw day would OHIIIO, f'M'r. QI'ohnsin', would Hdrap in to tm-ck a, monifull wid iiimmiy Oz h0's passin' hyf' lVhil0 Nanunyis preparations aml Hdv talkinlsv wr-rv going on, Mary Qlam- c-outtinuc-d to pursno tho evvii tc-nor of hm-r way. Sho aiu' gwino givo nohody no satisi'aution, said Uncle liphriam. lint whvu the pound party was over, aml the cako-walk was a thing of the past, a grvat c-hango hogan to manifost it- salt. Aint von ivrcvivocl no ditformufv in Mary ,lain-?', askvd Maunny of Uncle . l l'iphriam om' wovk pri-vious to tho mvvting. Ulla vhilo aiu' opinod hor inouf dis day, au, hor ovos ic-si dat sot dvy aiu, movod sim-cf mornin'. SUlll0i',llilliS ' 7 gwinv tor happon, linvlo flfphrum, min, what 'l say. Souix-thin s gwino to happvn in .Xnd somvthing did happen. 'l'h0 nvxt morning do lightnin' strc-ck,'7 as l'ncfh- liphriam always tvrnwd it. Mary Jane 0am0 homo from clulrch, Hovor moton shoutinf' lii-other Jones said Ile aiu' nolmhor sed nobody shout so hard -ln' so lol 0 d it Marv .T-nic seemed clar to fcrgit all her IHOEIIICSSR, . . ig, 2 , . L 'Froiii nine in the morning until nine at night sho shouted, sometimes pacing lip and down tho kitvhon, clapping hor hands, inuttoriug H011 Lord! Oh Lord Y and swaving hor hody as if kooping time with hor inuttvriugs. Thou sho would sink i uto a hoap upon tho tioor, with hor Oyvs rollvd hack, oz dough Sho sood lu-hlwu, aml Ovory kink of hor woolly hlauk llilll' Stood on ond. At intvrvals sho would shric-k aloud l',ord savo mv! 'lQord savo dis misorihlo sinnnrli' ln tho moantimv Nannuy had hoc-n husy rc-Ooiving iwiglihors, who had hoon coming up thc- path since- morning to 1-ongratulatv hor and llnclo ililphriam in -ll awe struck to11es. In front of the l1ouse there had gathered, with mournful faces and downeast eyes, six or seven of those who felt they had been instruv mental in bringing her to Glory, while four or five little piekaninnies had esta- blished themselves at the door, with their heads wholly within and their bodies wholly without, curiosity pulling them in one direction and terror at work in the other. As night eame on the guests took their leave one by one, and Mary .lyme sank upon the bed in a, state of complete exhaustion, moaning and sobbing. She sart'n'y tuek it hard, said Mummy. Dar want no 'sputin' dat faei. lt run elar into de nexl day, an, Mary Qlane tuek on so, dat Miss liuey eome np de road to see ef she eouldn't kinder quiet her-ez dough she knowed, 'bout nig- ger 'liginf' Hlifz soon ez I seed her eome in de doo, l knowed what she eome for, an' I sed 'Let her hab it out, Miss Lucy, let l1e1' hab it out, she's gwine to be a new nig- gor.' lint Miss lQuey she say: 'llow long have it bin runnin' on, Mammy W Den li tells her 'sinee yestiddyf lien she sez: 'lie 'ligin done wore oil, mammy, an' dis is jes' de 'sterieks whar's left.' An' wid dat she pull out her poeket a bottle wid printin' on hit, an' give Mary Jane some. fl' donno what 'twas but hit done hished her np for dat day. lint she ain' seed nobody de rest o' dat week. She ain, poked her nose out de doo' for nothin' an, she ain' sed mueh to me. ,Bout daybreek Sunday, dough, Mary 'l'ane's old nigger faee poked itself in my room, an' sed 'Mammy, wha r, my white dress ?' 'flt was so sudden like, l most drapped de hoe-eake l was makin, out, but l was so rejoieefnl dat she done eome too, dat l seraped de dough off my hanls an' goes an' gits it, an' toates it in dar to her, wid de ribbins an' a pareeel done np in brown paper-an', flQor' sakes, how dat nigger's faee did shine I Den me an' Uncle Ephrniu gits on all we got, an, go long wid Mary .lane to do the jinin'. XVhen she done jined we all eome home agin, wid de neigh- bors a followin' us, an' Mary .lane struttin' on ahe'd, wid Cornwallaee Qlolmsin on one side o' her an' Rufus Brown on t'other. ttllen 'Ii hears dat big mouf Cornwallaee say: Mary Jane, whatis dat you got hitched ter yer, shinin, so'-like he ain' seed it fo'. alhll, Mary Jane, she jes' pitehed her held on one side eontemptous like an' say 'Taint s'prizin' you donno what it am. l s'posin' dis is de fust time you ever seed a watch wid a pew gold twister I MA Uma CMQROLL. 42 f--ls lwarcl ovw' fha rcucling-room lruusom, l.lCf'0IIl1Ill'IliUll by Il slvculy - tramp, trawmp.j Sh-op, little lmby of mine ' Oil' in the fur snowy lund. ' w l ,ix A 1-low Daddy doth long ' ,ffl LT5 Just to sing him one song ' And hold the dem' soft little lnuul. I X 'Aw will 1.12- llliill ll lr Shut little :-xlcopy blue eyes, MXN in Db Duddy loves walking the lloor. U If 'tis only for you XS. Anything will he do, Y 'V , A To have Baby coo at mm' once more. l. 1 ' Lulluh , lullnby, como, nn Bath , como! K Y A Y Y -13 ix vw an X J ' M ' f' :Z -0 ,.f':v4,, , . I mv. 4 f ' Q, '1' 7 f ' . , ,1 , gag? A 1' . F,-f5,:,,,.,-1 .,. M15 ku if N V, I 5' 'L 'fl' '?' I f and X 1, W 4 sa- wr 1 ., 7 , 'X ', G ,J IM If 'Q , gx fag w .1 f' f 1 1 X W ' ' Ky yy X . 4 I fy X . X I 'fx f Ln' ,N ,I I N 55' r V r F I, , , V 1 s , ' 1 14 , ff X f , f Z' f' , ' ,lf f Mk ,Q fflzfgfj nj 2 -I 1' ,fw fr '77' ' fA44y , I, ff ,',z 1 4 X 491Q'S'1 f f ?ff ,' f + If , 7 ix! 47 X 5 I 1 ,Q 44,f4, f ' j WW , ' I f ' 0.-4,j.,2 7 ,f . , , 'Nj 4 1- A 1 ,f V 'v 1,1 0 1 'Wi 4 N f I 1...-4 R X .L ,Q .. WCM . K -- 3-E- 1 , ' ,f -1.11. X .f ' x .t ljl ln f, 00 55. ,- R - ' are ' 4934 ' 'ww' a5Q 0 Q X O 0 .X X699 if , o -- f m 4 Q ,Q 0 ,Lx im? x ny .559 gf ' Q? 1 Y EMM V-13, ,L- Y 'Bn ji W' 44 vi aah' Na' , A' ,133 7- Y! 4h ' Xl'.XI..XX'l'.X ILX I l 1 IEXI I. '1'l4I.X Xl Eltalanta JBashetsJBaII Ream. 'oI,0n: Yellow. 3,161,112 A - Tl- A - ll - A - N - 'I' - A. l1'l,0W1+1l: : Yellow Clxrysnntllunlum. C.'KHllll'l 1'JRAI'EIl, CAPTAIN. REG-ULARS 1 XRRIE DIMPIGR, li.xs1u-:'r-MAN I l'Ili'l'IlA lA'l'ANl'l, l'llIlS'l' All! 'XANNIIC BLACKWl'II.L, SICCOND Am lCMMll'I LlCI,.X GH.-UILING, l'lcN'1'l':1: JANIIC HOWARD, Flldllll KA'l'lI.'klilNl'I IAIYEJOY, F11-31,11 NELL SMITH, GU.um'1'o lhxsulwl'-AIAN BICSS RAY, Guum NICLL BRYIJEN, qimm, SUBSTITUTES l I LlZAHl+I'1'II NICICIJ ICLIZ.-XliE'1'lI ROGERS 47 S.-XIIGI-INT IXASIQET-ISAI J. TPIAAI YELL: Bim-u-lacka, boom-21-lucka, bow, wow, wow! Chillg-a-lacka, clling-u-lacku, chow, chow, chow! Boom-a-lacka, ching-a-lacka, who are we? Sargents! Sargents! Re! Ro! Re! ALFRICDA GRANT, CAP'l'A1N REG-ULARS A LFREDA GRAN T, BAsxr:'rMAN JESSIE BOSTICK, Fmsu' Am TEMPE MEUX, Slfzcoma Am UE1 JRGIAN A l'l+lTEBS, Cl-:N'1'1cR FA Y MA RTIN, Fucmm ELLEN BROWN, FIELD HALLIIC SHINN, GUARD 'ro ISASI I-UIAN ALICE LE! INA RD, GUA Rn JANE BROWN, GUARD SUBSTITUTES ICLSIE WULBERN MA BEL DOOLEY LOU ESTI LL ANNIE LOVE nowm 1 1 LI LLIAN BA I RD O 2'5- QNX x THE TENNU3 QLQB I i 9 VN U W dv! 'IM K' ,Q kg S .Q 4 X 'Y 4:44 Q I X 5 t'. f A , Colinas CI15 hd . . Plll'1SlIlI'IN'1 I mx mx xxx x mm um, ml- x uw llll-DASUI 1: . A. 1.5. 1 , .I W -4,4, ' , ,ii- ., ,-L N v -- 4 ,091 Nxt ,' f N 'X X fx LA ' .hz-gx Q ' W PM ' W, .., , z if ,f -QS T' , ,-ggy-y7,Q V4 f. .-: gn, T01-,,,,E,5!v'!6A fps' A E OFFICERS 1 w U11 'Q I f, ...... ' ' ' I I I .HU ' Z ' s , M f ' ,I XVI'I-l,lll'1SlllI'I. l'1 ' u 1: 41 L ' if N ,x FIELD - DAY EVENTS. MAY 1 HT, 1100 ... SHORT DASH- 1. RUNNING BROAD JUMP. ALl Rl'lIJA HR,-KN'l' . . . Winner 12 fcvt, Iliff inches. 2. PUTIING THE SHOT. J ULHC NICIIULLS .... Winner 255 fa-ol, 9 imeln-s. l'U'I l'lNfi 'l'IlE SHOT. l' vi IIl'IllDl.lNI4. 8. SIXTY YARDS DASH. Al.l lilCDA GRANT ...... Winner. EI 3-IU scvmnls. 4. SPRINT-WALKING fNinety Feetj. 53 A l',I.L SMITH . . . Winnur. 6 25-5 sc-coluls. , ..- NJ A V -. ,f...,:gN, K, V, f-:J , ' ...V . Il0I', SKII' AND JUMP. SIXTY YARDS IPASII. 1' Q BASKIU1' - BALL. 5. THROWING THE BASKET-BALL SIVSIIC SNIITII .... Winner. 55 foot, inch. 6. HURDLING. l'NA IIIIPIJICK . . . Winner. GQ scvumIs. 7. HOP, SKIP, STEP, JUMP, NEIIL SMITII . . Wilmer. 24 feet, I inch. 8. BASKET-BALL G-AME. SA'IiGI'IN'I'S . . 4. ATAIIANTAS . 2. I 1... n I I I I I III ar: COLORS: Grcon :ls Grass :1mI 'I':1wny 'I'ilwr. XI I IIICIJA lIIIAN'I', I,III'ISIIiICN'I'. I,0I'INIC IIICST, Sl':4 Y .xNn'I'1:l-'. NAN IIl7M I'I I IIICYS, VA I-'l',xlN. MEMBERS OF CLUB AI,Il'IC IIICUNARID Gl'IlI'l'IIl'IJI'l .IHIINSHN ADA SMI'I'II MAII'I'IIA WILSON MAMIIC .IONICS ICI,IZAIII'I'I'II WI ININ VAIIIIIIC IIII.-XI'I'III .IICANIIC MVFUY EMILY S'1'l'IJI I IIAI,I,IIC SIIINN MAMIIG TILUIIMAN MAIIY I'III'I'Z MAIIICI, IXNII,I'IY MAIIY I.YIII!UHIi ICMMIIC I.ICI,A GIIAMLINH AI,I IlICIJA HIIANT I,lIIiI,INIC lIIIII I IN MARY I I,I'IMIN1I IAIITISIC IIAYICS I,II,I,IAN IIAIICII .IANNIIC IIHWAIIIJ MAIIY IbIl'1IIIIIJ IINA RIDDIUIQ NAN III'MI'IIIII'IYS IVAY MAI'I'I'IN MAMIIC IIl'MI'IIIII-IYS MAIIY I.OI' WIIITIC SVZANNIC I IIAN'I'Z IIUSALIIC SKINNI-III .II'I,II'I NIVIIULS lCIlI'I'II SKINNICII ANNA III'II.I,I'I ICSSAIIY YD ff 1 y X gwa. 'fy T .. L1 1 K-:W fff W. . X , X , llff' . 111 llli old Greek ideal of the perfeet lniud in a hody perfeet in strength and heauty seems to he inaking for itself a place among the educational ideals of to-day. t'ertainly the departnieut of athleties is more and more improved in the eolleges and sehools of to-day. Qllere the pursuit of ath- leties is steadily encouraged, and there are ample facilities for tennis, hasket- hall, hoating, and even hase-hall, out of doors, while within is a large and well titted gyinnasiunn. .Xthletieally speaking, there are two great events in the year. The first' of these is the ehalnpionship hasket-hall ganie, whieh usually eonles off on 'l'hanks- giving llay. 'l'his year, however, the game was postponed till the twelfth of lleeeniher, when the Sargents and the Atalantas--the two eraek teams-played for the hasket-hall lanrels of the year. Ou one side of the field stood a erowd of red-hedeeked girls sereaining and rooting for the Sargents and trying with nlight and inain to down the yellow-hedeeked Atalanta partisans on the opposite side, in the lniddle the opposing teanis played desparately and in grim silenee. The Atalantas ealne otf victorious hy a seore of 15 points and S fouls against 13 points and 2 fouls for the Sargents. Thus the Atalantas ohtained the proud distinction of heing the champion hasket-hall team of the year. The seeond great. event eouies on the first day of May, or ,Field llay. The progranune for the day consists of the same events as the prograinnies of all the XVUlll0ll,S eolleges. Qlly the heginning of April the girls go into their track ath- letie training for Ifield Day, and the east windows are erowded with eager spec- tators, looking down on those in training, putting the shot, throwing the hasket- hall, hroad jumping, high jumping, hurdling and 1'unniug. The east windows look down, too, on the tennis courts and the hasehall grounds. Tennis is a tinle-honored and ever popular game here, and the eourts are seldom deserted in good weather. llase-hall, on the other hand, is rather a new development. There are two tealns whose playing surpasses anything ever known in the athletie world. 'l'his year has, further, witnessed the estahlislnnent of a hoat-eluh, an organ- ization for years denied us hy an ohdurate Faeulty. The eluh is now tlourish- ing, however, with sixty inenihers, a hoat-house in good repair, and four new hoats as a heginning. Altogether, the department of athleties has received a new impulse in the last two years, and even gyln. is no longer a hore. lt is thought almost as pleasant to swing eluhs, fence, vault, pull chest-weights, perform on parallel bars, rings and ladders, and even to do Swedish gyinnasties, as to indulge in the delightful out-of-door sports. Rverywliere the pursuit of athleties is t'llllI'tlf'l,t'l'lZ0tl hy energy and entliusiasni. MCR. Glu Ep H1121 mem, guwm L . N I YQ X11 f X if I WX v i , f V M f og Q ! 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OFFICERS JK JSICPI I IN IC MCLICI ID, 1'1mSmEN'1' CATIIERINIC BETTY, VICE-P1zEsI1r1f:N'l' LOUISE I IAYES, f'o1m1csPoNn1xc: Sn:cm2'rAm' GI LL IC LA RE W, SECRIC'1'A 1: x' A NN A I IOWA RD, TmaAsU1u-:R OI-IAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES ICMMA MAY WYSOR, D1cvoTloNAL NICLLIE NICVITT, II1nL1': S'rUm' MAISEIIIJI MASSICY, Mrssloxmn' VNA RIDDICK, Co1,1,1crs1': Slc'l rI.mr1cN'r C'ATlII'IRINIC ISICTTY, BIICMIIERSIIII' LOI'ISE I IAYICS, INTm:cor.1.r:u1.vrxc LUCY COLE, R1cc'm rloN N ELL DRA K 111, T1-:M l'1':lmNc:1': ELIZABICTII REED, Room AND Inslmux' EMMA MAY WYSOR, NOMINNPING ANNA IIUWARD, FINANCE LENA MAE ROBINS, Music 69 Ul'11l C'11110'1-0 T111- is 11. 111.111y -11111111 11110, 111111 1111101111181 111 11110 pl1.1s0 11111111 111110111510 OllC,S 811111111111 H1111 Tlns 110011 151111111X H10 Xrflbllllg if 17111111111 s C 1111wt1.111 Ks-111111111111 fI110 Asso- lllll 1 1 s 111111 ll 1101011111111011t of C111 11111 11111 rs 111111 111 T10 1111111 11111361111 ii rs A ,1 1 I l . 1, N 115 . . . . 1 . 3 ,V . I , 0111t' 1l'lS f111- 'ts -' fl 1 1' , -11-1111-11-1111s f '11,1--L'1- 1' 1 111111105 11f H111 W111-111. N . This 1111v0111111111-11t is Q1V0ll 1T1ll'Hl1g1l s01-- X -. V100 1111 H10 1'111'11,111s 1111111111itt01-s of H111 Ass111'111f11111. Tl111s11 1'11111111itt1-11s 111-11 0111-0- A flI11'V s01110T1-11 by H10 1,l'l'S111t'llf, 111111 111 1-111111 111' f1lC'lll is 110111 11111 H10 111111 uf lll2l1i- ing its work il 1-0111 f111et111- ill H111 11f1- of H10 sf1111011ts. 1111H1 IICXV st11111111t H1-st 11111111-s 111 1111111111-t wiH1 H111 110111-11111111 f'111111111tf1-0, 11'1111s11 11101111101-s 11100t 11111- 11t H10 t1-11111, 111111 giv0 1101- 21 '1:ll1'f1ll'l' w11111111110 115' il 111111110 1-11- CCIJHOII giV011 El f1-11' 1111yS 11ft111- H111 111101111111 of C'11110g0. At H10 l11f111-11111ti1111 A-11111ti11g 1111 H10 111-st XVO11llOSl11l'Y 1-1'1-1111111 of H10 s0ssi1111 s110 110211115 H10 1111t11-s of H111 V111-11111s 111'11111111tt00s. S110 is t1111l 111111' H111 131-1'11f1111111l C11111111i1Lt00 1111111s f111- XVO01i1y S0l'V1C1-S. T110 C'111111-1111111 of H111 1111110 Study 1111111- lll1171T00 1111t11110s H111 1111111-sos t11 110 111101-1111 ill H111 13111111 111118505 11lIl'1llQ' H10 AV1llf0l'. T110 U1lil1l'lllilIl of H10 311SS1llllill Y C'11111111itt110 1011s 1'1f1101' W111-11 for H10 'V1'ill', 111111 says 11s 11111011 11s s110 11218 t111111 111111111 V11-,Q111111 1':illll101lJ1l7 H111 11fH1- 1111111080 girl w1111111 H111 Ass111-111111111 1111s s111111111-1011 f111- s0v01'111 y0111's'. T110 w111-11 of H111 F111- 111550 S11tH1-1111111t C'11111111itf1111 is, 1101-1111ps, 11110 of H10 11111st 11111-1-0st111gg 11110s 11f s01-- V1110 111-0s1111t1-11. Its 111111 is t11 17l'1llg i11t11 H10 11v0s 11f 11111' 111-igl111111-s, 1111H1 w111t0 111111 1'1'11111'1111, il 11tt10 11f H10 joy 111111 111-1g11t1111ss with W111011 Olll' 11w11 11v11s 111-11 s11 511011. T111'1,111g-11 H111 W111-11 of H10 111t111--C'11l10g111t1- f711111111itt1-1- 0111- guts 21 g'li11111s0 of H10 t1'll0 CXt01l1l of H10 Y. NV. U. A., 111111 11111- 1-0111ti1111s with s1st01- 11ss011i11ti1'111s. T1101-0 is il Tc111pc1'11111:0 Co111111itt00 whose 111111 is to fl11't11C1' 1111101113 st11111111ts the 111t111'est of the tempcl-111100 111ov01111111t. To 0111-0 for the Asso1:i11tio11 Room 11111110 is il Room 111111 111111-111-y U11111111itt00. Of 011111's0, H101-0 is 21 1?1Il2Illl'0 f'111'111111ft00, w11i1111 is 21 V111-y 111101-g0t111 11110. Lust nf 1111, H10 O1lil11'Illfll1 of H111 N111111101-s111p C7111111111tt1111 1'1ff01-s H111 NOXV st1111o11t 1111 111111111-t1111ity to 11111-011 1101-S1-1f 11111111'1g H111 111011111111-S of the Association. A H s1111 is 21 wis0 1311-1 S110 t11k0s 21C1V21ll132lQ0 of this 111111111-t11111ty 111111 111111s s1-1. A11 H11'1111g11 H10 y0111- s110 is 1l1'01Ig1112 i11t11 0111111101 w1H1 H10 01ev11ti11,Q,- 111111 111-111111011i11g 1ll1l1ll0llC0 1116 H10 Ass1111i11ti1111. XV11 111-0 1111x11111s to 110011 11111- 2111118 111-111111 111111 not l11t 11111- W111-11 f1111 i11t11 1111135 so W0 soizc 11v01-y 011111.11-t1111ity to c111'111111111i1:11tc with 70 111'll1'l' w111'k01's 1l11'1111gl1 011111'0111i1111s. Pl'1111H1llf' 1110 11111s1 lIl10l'f'S1lllQ 11110 111101111011 11111'i11g 11115 I1l'l'S1'lll2 y0111' was 111111: nf 1.110 l111,111'11111,i111111l S1Ull1lCll1Z X70lllll11GCl' Move- llli'll1Z ffhl' l 11l'1'1Qll A1-153111115 110111 1111 fl'111'11111311. '1'w11 1l1'l0Q1l11'S from 11111' Ass1111i11- 111111 111101111011 111111 0111110 11111-lc so full of i11101'0s1, 2111111 0111l111si11s111 1111111 W0 1111110 1111 1'0s1111'1-11 1111 2111101111 11110 111-xt 11110, 111 110 110111 111 51'11111' y02ll'S. SlIl'1'l'V 1110 girl XVll1l 1111s l'1'1llly 11111011 172111 111 1110 Ass110i11111111 1110 will 110 glllll 111 001111 ill? 1110 lM'g1lllllllg11f ll1'I' S01-111111 1-10ssi1111 1110 XV11l'1lS 1111112 Q'l'1'1'1A1'1l 1101' 1111 1110 11111110 lli1ll1l'l1Rl1llt1'11 1'ill'1l 111 1101' l'1l1llll 1110 y1'1ll' 111-1111-1-, Htlllll' Y. W. U. A. W01- 0111111-s you, 111111 1110 lllilllf' 0l111111l101's S1-0111011 11.1111 of XVUl01lllll'.,, .T11s11:1.'111N1f: N01.1:1111. UN 71 S yff:VV . g 2 ,m. M fe- IIC 9 fx-5 x 'YM 1,77 L-1 K W , ! Q , gg, Q '7 x ,ff 45 Q f 'xYll5l1S0l'Yl'l' things urs- tI'llP, whalisrwvvl' ihings :Irv hrnu-si. NYh2lfS0l'V0l' lws ara- 'us1,. YYllil1SUl'Vl'l' Hlill 'S url- mrv, wllalism-x'v1' illingw: :lru luvvly, D . . N I :1l,smwv4-1' things are of gnml 1'1-port: if ilu-ru lu- :my virluv :md if ilwru In any pralisv illink on tlmsu things. Wu livo in dvmls. not yvnrsg in Hl0lltLflltS. not bn-alilnsg ln fl'l'lillg'S, 1101, in Iigurvs on an mlizll. NVQ should vouni. limo by lwalrt-llll'olus. H0 most livos Who thinks most, fm-els tho noble-si, :lute tho In-st. 72 Yam, . Ki U iii Q U I I ' I f 14i.., E., -V I I I I I 13? f A if' I ix 5--d f' ,EA 75,1 2- ct , .I - .I -i f 1- -X f - C. ' ' X..-Q f' Y f ff J ff' A Fire! Fire! Fire! COLORS: RcmI,Sc:n'let and Crimson U For whore is :1 color that can cmnpnro With the hlnsh of an CIlIll'lllIIIg' lnssg Or where such warmth an of thc hair V Of the genuine white horse 1-hiss? And, lu! reilcctccl within this vnp Of chem-ry Iiorelczuix I sue What, inspiration girdeth nic np- Ycs, red is the color for nic I LORAINE WISDOM, Clin-111' POLLY IIILL, FOREMAN HOSEMEN K ATE R ANDOLP1 I ROSA LIE SKI NN ICR MATTI E CRA IGIII LL A IT I USTA WI LSON FLORA S'1'EICI,E TRUCKMEN INNES RA NDI DLPI I EDITI I SK I N N ICR M I NNA WILKINS PATTI IC BOLTON SUBSTITUTES DR. LATANIC ' MRS. W. W. SMITH T3 01493 352114 f, 1 ' , .C f'-7 , f I I-N' ff ' A' ,Q --'z::, e f - y - xirt fa? X 1 ,jg : ' If 541- if , , L f' f , - 62 KST 1 CFI M ri.. 1 f A fr 9 9 If 1 ' O MEMBERS MARY S'l'l'AR'l', l ms'r M,xNnuI,1N 1 MARY ELLA CAXXUX, Fucwr LIANIJULIN Bl'IVI'ILl,lC COMICR, Slcmxlv BIANIYKJLIN i'.vXliHlI'I IDHAPEIQ, Sl-ICON!! xl.-XNINFIJN H-XT 'A A XDI'IHSt JN, Pl A Nm' T-1 H m Q :Akamai E El-12 PEM LW ef. wg ,, A ' ,. - I 1 - N Q- 'I QP , ,T . I Q fha ms I .M A '--2. 4 ' ' -' v- 1 ' --. S 'rf 3- gf xiii UQ! 15,51 Hx Q 2 I qs E n-1'-'-Q- I '13 ly K V s 4. -Tl 1. f l C f f ,if hir: 'Cav Sivqv. Qxosebsxx esxve YWEQXQL QR Quark Q- W' 0 k NoI.ANlr . . . LH,l,l.KN JONES .-Xl'4',x:i4lNH . . K.X'l'll.UilNl'1 LUX luJuY NI1'lll,l'I'l l'l'Z . . XAXNNIIC l!I.MTKWl'Il.I. l'l.l'I!il'L4 . . . . l l-:Nm . l'lAN.Xl'0X . . MAY LYIBHUUK W Ye, Mo sieiikeeiai Y kyyq-Q.,e. Q Lxmm sxvvav S gr , . SX xg :fr E- ,. gfgf dig , 'gin . Q I' 'PG SM ' FSM 1' QE? ' 9 7ffxiJv,- I SOCIAL CLUBS CNJN Q52 WE LIVE TO EAT BEVELLE COMER, PRESIDENT LILLIAN BAIRD IONE CLARK MARY ANDERSON V MILDRED PATTIQRSON REBECCA ANDERSON DAZEY STEPHENS I 1, gpg' ui lg ff' 4 ' -2 'Aff' , . 1 ff ff yo I ' I-,?,f-4 I N Ffa - ..,' an A I' , Hr -x E1-44 v , I I i ' 9: qbfifl. -:. Q a3 ,!i65 Q li' 11110 .fx-' f A ' , n Q n 5 Q U6 o 5 S9 Ni QXXV fa. W, e..Xwe3q 5 WITHIN THE FOLD EV EIA' N CA LFE IC MUSI li OVERTON LITCIE BRANSFORD MARGARW1' COFICR ICLIZABETII REED VIRGINIA LI l'EX XANDA LARICW l I,URlCNCl'I HACKER CATI I ERIN E Bl'I'l l'Y GILLIE LAREW PNA RIDDICK XIACE Dl'ls1.' T9 -.. 0 'Lv,v175:g, , Q Q Q o X 0 f Q 0 , ,f 1 f5fnIw-x , ,, mmf .J ff-GLQA' ' .12- , .f ff: g .wf',f.',2 Qjl-Q ,W C '45 f,f:'f 5 - '. ff ffl' 'f 'Z55:'a'ff' X 9 ALQ I 3 ,ff'f:A,':Q',1I,-'ff'-IQQQV.ffyjgff 5 ,E ji 'fr-ff',.-,V if 4: ,Z .ff - ff rv :III- '- f,.1-jig' rf fi gf,-C-i f?ZZf fi? f f? 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PAYNIC OLIVE NOEL drink lo lu-r groan, wzlrm, lmnusl smllg is lmluv, 4 K l P X l X in xf 4 5 , ry 'i l a if 1' .l, ',V,fJ- ,V ,i x 5 c MOTTO : Needles and pins, needles and pins 3 lVlien a maid marries her trouble bcginsf' AIM : To giggle, gabble, gobble and git. Comics: Chocolate and Cream. Tlllfl IIOSTICSS, P1ucs1n1cN'l' I-IOPELESS SPINSTERS INNI-is nixNDoLvH MAT cv1z.,xIoIIrI,r, K.1v1'1-: IMNDOLPH mum oGL1f:s1sY STILL HOPING- CLARA M. cox Rosie w. mole BERTIIA A. L,xT,xNI1: CONFIDENT LoRAINE WISDOM NANNI IC 1xL,xcKwE1,I, mess om N143 V KATIIHYN e,xI,LmvAY META GLASS Oldest Social Organization at College. H21 x f F1:l.xx . . f . M4 . 3? . - r-V ' rf-'ff 1.71 SYN L. '1 7 lf ' !- I ' l iii-7' K f ww - , ff N ' lu - 'L' 1 ' Q 1 ' XY why kde in awe. !IDem3sCBos1Roun1bs -1-,.1.1-1-.ii A little nonsonso now :mtl ilu-ll Is rclislncml by the wisc-st men. QICNVIC .KN'1'UlNl'l'l l'lC IIAVKICH MAMIIC HACIIICI, .IUNES MA R4 i.XRl'I'1' ICUN ICE COFICR. 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R4 1 v', 5 g,, MJ ,, G gp 'S P Q' l A C9 Q N , ' ' X 'rl QW x N5 I '-X N QE' , Jf QQ 2? x A 5 A , - , X ' R L . 529' ,f '30 f Riff l '-ui , an ff.: H.: nl dim-lvrsm Nicks-St. and Old PASSWORD: Come-on-let's. FLOWER! Mistletoe. MEMBERS FAVORITE EXPRESSION EMMIE LELA GRAMLING LILLIAN BAIRD LOUISE BEST REGINA MCKINNEY DAISY DAVISON IONE CLARK K ATHRYN CA LLK JWAY .IOSEPHINE MCLEOD MRS. ROBT. WINFREE The blow almost killed father Jes' as you say, jedgen I would not like to say Oh, let's go for the fowl 2 H Yes, We mmf! go for the fowl Tl1at's not the way to play Oh, hun ! Yeppie U Watch out for the new china MR., ROBERT XVINFREIC I hope I may never see the hack of my neck I-IONORARY MEMBERS META GLASS .Lmlcs G. CALLOWAY K IRWIN H. BLACKWELL 'HARRY Sources of 'all our happiness : CHoRUs: Ain't it nizc ! CHIEF OCCUPATION Floor walking Eating philoponas Playing truth Cramming fnot for exams. J Loafing in Mrs. W.'s room Being H Best girl Talking Walking around the Century Playing hostess l:Walk I' Acting ? Y ? ARL S. BLACKWELL F. BEST Kamajax Isschantf' 4' Les Rameauxf' 4' 'Skeeter Parade. gxz Mfg ' , U ' 'X QL 'R .D V , lgrw ,Q9' rgff f .ji5. W, rf M' , 1, Y. NJ. x. ' 4 ,, 'H C' 1' si T A l,' 44 iixaiagi - ,Z ff ' + ' AN- 'xl . ' 'VN . X 5 :ak ,Ar 'Y 1, S. T. F. D cALr,ow,xY ' CANNON GROVE 88 o MUKINNEY 4 Ellpba Gbapter of Delta Eelta. Foumlccl :lt R. M. IV. C., I900. FRATRES IN URBE ' I.-xx!-:'r WINS SNEAID M.xm'1l,x IIAR,RIIC'I' n.1xI,I..'x1m FRATRES IN COLLEGIO .IANIG '1'11oMvsuN maowx LOITISIC f'I-I ms'1'l.xN 1cs'1'll,l AI,I+'IilCDA c:n.IxN'1' N.IxNNuf: IMITISIC m':s'r JANICT I-I4 WIC PICICIC K A TIIAH I N Ii SA NDICRS STA IIICY KATIE WIII'I'l'0MI5 RANDULPII LURAINIC A LLICN WISDOM NAN IIUMPIIRICYS M. NATALIE MANSON 89 f ' ,q 0 -i1 f ' ',1..,.-:-vff Ijlfigl' fri -' . ,ff xi 00'- ' I CQ I a' A K 539 155, ' ,1 , !,' I I I I fy--' W3 I I I l I I XYELL . I All u' , flruiia ' mira, Il nfi'- '- ,2- ln1'J nr W Y ,Y , 4 min' ,1'- , W- 3 vm ru -V -L 9 I want Ito hob :1 Military Mann. Comms: Military Blue, Artillery Real. FLUWI-IRS: General JIICCIUCIIIIIIUL lloscs. BAlumvKs: Il. M. W. C. OFFICERS MAIN l'1LIZAl!lC'l'II LAl'I'ZY, CAl l'AlN ICMILIIC NADINICS'1'l'DI'I, I u:s'r I,ll-:l l'l-:NAN'l' MARY CASSIE WATSON, Smvoxn I4ll'1U'I'I'1NAN'l' tiIf2R'l'lilID1'l JIOIINSTON, S14:m:14:AN'1' ICLIZAIII'Z'l'II ALLISON, SlccuxnSlcm:l1:AN'r X A , , Y, , IIARX IxlINSIuIi, C'olu'nn,xr, MANY LICIC ALLISON, Sxmxn l'm:ron,u ANA IIICL SINCLAIR DARIIY, Dum PRIVATE K ATI I IGRINIC SEMM ICS SM ITI I I-IONORARY M ll0USlCV1CI.'l S Rt DUI III EMBERS ll l DICRS Hip, Hip, IIC, He, NVINJ AVC, J. O. CI IME!! 6 SUCH IS LIFE SALLY FA N N Y GLICA'I'l DN, BOSS ETH E L TI IOMPSI DN E LIZABETII DORN I N EMM A LICIC qw ANI SAMS Foumlcd in 18519. Cll2ll'tCl'Cll in 1902 l'oI.ol:s: lied, Black, :mal White. FRATRES EX COLLEGIO S.-KLI.lIC Moss IIARMANSUN ANNA SARAII lIl'l.l, XICLLY l'XlDI'IliWOUID PIIYSIUC IHA NVIIIC M,XlUi.XRI'I'l' MANNINH L.'Xl'Ii.-K L.XSlCI.L KIMHALI FRATRES IN COLLEGIO M l'I'l'.-X Ci LASS ILXZICY S'l'l'Il'IlICNS HOSE WILBHCIQ PMIIC C'l,.KH.-X M.XDlCLINl'I COX MILIJRICIJ NIXUN l'.-Vl l'I'IRHUN LILLIAN TUNH JONES NANNIIC l.l'IAVl'ILI. llLM'KWI'ILI. Al'Rl'II,l.-K HUWIC DAVIS 03 MAT'1'II'1 H1 DLLIDAY CRAIGIIILL MA IDICIC II ENRI ETTA Rl MCI I KA'l'I'IIiYN PICAUIIY AGREE IIE RTI I A A LLA N LATA N IC 1900-1902 CAROLINE INEZ WOOD DHAPER JANIIC DOROTIIY IIOWAHI7 ICLIZABICTI-I RAY LUCY POLE 1899-1902 1901-1902 ICLSIE WIILIHCIIN ICMMIIC IIICLA GRAMLINO I'lI,IZABIC'I'II AMICLIA ROGERS ALUMNE MARY ICDNA IIINDSEY H899-19011 MARY SUSAN MAGRUDICR H899-19011 DlCI!ORAI'I ISEATRICIC NVIIITIC H899-IQOUQ LOUISE BEST We 1 .r EFFI E BROWNSKI x MAY LY BROOK LOU ISE I I A YES ANNA HOWARD NELL BRYDC JN 97 EXTRACT FROM A WONlAN'S-VIEW. U rnm the Eleusis of Chi Omegrnl ff A college woman is drawn more or less toward all the womei in her institution. The fraternity only fosters this feeling. It is impossible that one girl should become acquainted for mutual aid and helpfulness with the hundreds of girls who throng the college hallsg instinctively she gathers around hcr a few intimate friends for prolit and pleasure during her college career. One of the aims of the fraternity is to perpetuate these friend- ships. In loving her sisters and taking a kindly interest in all that pertains to their welfare, a fraternity woman learns to love all womankind and to take a charitable view of the faults of each individual. YVith indifference and selfishness rooted out, and loy- alty and love substituted, she learns to know the true value of a friend. lVhen a girl is full of the joy of living, it is in t-he fra- ternity that she finds its most complete expression 3 when sorrow is her portion, what a comfort it is to her to feel that, though all others be indifferent or ignorant of her suffering, her fraternity sisters are bound to her by the tenderest ties of sympathy and consider her sorrow as their own. az sf at ac :ic pg az H1 :lf NVhat an army of women the fraternities represent to-day Intelligent, cultivated, high-minded young women, united for the higher development of their sisterhoods, incentives of unselfish- ness, nobility, and lofty ambitions. What may they not accom- plish as they grow and spread and prosper? MfXIID1'1 CARROLL, Sigma. SIS Sigma Chapter of Gibi Omega. Founded at the University of' Arkansas, 1805. Established 1899. KATIIRYN PEACIIY AGREE, '02 MAIDEE IIENRII-I'l 1'A ROACII, '03 LILLIAN TONG JONES, '02 MATTIE HOLLIDAY CRAIGIIILL, '03 CLARA MADELINE CON, '03 ELIZABETH AMELIA ROGERS, '04 MA PDE SARAH CARROLL, '02 ALUMNIE BERTIIA ALLEN LATAN 132, '04 JANIE DURUTIIY HOWARD, '03 ELI ZARETII RA Y, '03 MILDRED NIXON PATTERSON, '0 Ll'CY COLE, '03 EMMIE LELA GRAMLING, '04 IONE NEWMAN CLARK, '05 LAYRA LASELL KIMBALL, '01 MARY SUSAN MAGRFDER, '01 HELEN WARING LATANE, '01 ANNA SARAH HULL, '01 99 f'I II fTAlEl3:X Elizabeth Rogers Lucy Cole janic Howard Elizabeth B. Ray Mildred N- Patterson Lilian T. jones Maidce H. Roach Emmic L. Cramling lone Clark Clara Cox Maude 5. Carroll Bcrlha Latanc Manic H. Craighill Gbe fllbonitor. Who walks the luillsx hy night und cluy? Who's ever randy Hush to say? Who koups hor trnnsoni up :1 crock? Who never, novel' turns ill'l' buck? The: .ilonitorl Who wht-n the light-In-ll's will has conn- Who Sullius from hm' hnppy homo 'I'o pucc the hulls ull szul :Ilona-, To sternly rap und will us down, The .7llu11ilo1'! 'l'o whom whvu voivos fill tho nil' Do angry lll!ltl'OlIS quick repair? Whosv wus the hhuuu hy ch-ure-st right For ull noiso nmmh- nt two nt night? The Monitor! Who gots :-unull tlmnks and littlu pany To wntch hy night und work hy day? Who when hcl' work ut lust is done Counts foes hy scores aunl friends not one? The Monitor! 101 . A is If if N Yr N 14 M! W tate ILLE4' I A , . MQ x7f'PZ5 2 A' 1, 4 . f .lf ww 1 n m ya V f i, ' yn I-f fffmw f ff . M K IW s N J f wfq , , X , gmxby f , f f ! X. . -, , x w .3 XX , X Xu! ff V .Ny WM N P X 1. ' ff' 'Aly- an X L , N - X Xxx Y:-4' 1 , ' 23 ,f ' 'RE ' ,A , VI, J N 1 1 vig X N 1 'X 2 . ' X :J :w g X N' ff fy' VIR GINIA CLUB VER I fx 4 V7 X-S, s 4' 'hkfi Eff AjtlZiLQq flwgii CLARA COX, PRESIDENT JOSEPI-IINE MCLEOD, VICE-PRESIDENT N AN NIE BLACKWELL, SECRETARY BERTIIA LATANE, TREASURFR 104 ook fX COLORS: Blue and White. FAvo1cI'r11: DRINK : Water CStl'llIgIlt YELL: Yi, yi, yi, Rock and rye, Pretty girls' country, Kaiu-tuck-zli. MEMBERS IIAZICL BELL NANNIE LOUISE BEST I'll I IlC IIROVVINSKI MA RGA1-Ll'I'1' D.-XVIS4 JN LOUISA CHRISTIAN ICSTILL MARY IIIIGIIICS HILL VIRGINIA S'I'1+II'I'IENS LIITEN SUSIE LOUIS.-K oVER'1'oN BEUIIAII RUSSELL 3.-. '87- 'WSSXX - .. K I I vw. 'SET' '11 ' 1' ilyi?s v fi+s ' 5 . X, ,K V Rh kNQ,,W ,.lsgJ, V U 1 , 1 V-:gK'4iilEf1?7' ' . 'r .. 'H ' ffff . A ,. 4: .,,,, 1,1-ki, 6 Q17 ' NQ1 ! . tr. If -N.,g:T.?,LHi: 7-'..,v-t L - - 1 'f fx 3? 1.-ei? ,f ! f -, 'E L, -, :ff .Y ,,,4v!k f' 'FL - ..... ,, -. , ,,'-fy' ,f , - A if -:ff-4' .... :fl-1 I : f ' at Pg ! ll ' : ' wil ff 'A ,Y Q ,Q ff? ff' A ' W., 'wwf ,Q rj 7 9. 9-P 3' 1 rg! f '. f , 54, 'Ab' -'A' 'L-'f' xizrxil, avfflg . Q 1::'vL,k nnmfrl, Q A- ,iii 5' 1 ff! L- Nr., 1' N- s OFFICERS JANE ICLLEN NICVITT, I'1w:sllu':N'r II.-XRR11C'1' LILLIAN CASON, V11'l-1-Pnlcslmzxw' LILLIAN UASON, S1f:1'm:'l'A1n' NICLLIIC Nl'IVIT'l', 'l'm-:Asl'1um IIA R1!Y0'1'TI'I LlLLYl'INNIG KX-XSON, VCIIHGI-' 0vs'l'lm ICATI-:lc .IAYNE I'II,I,YNNI'I NEVYT'l'E, fillllill' Clmn E,v1'1f:n ' Though wc'cr hut, few, NVQ think wc'll flu. For you sec we stnml With Mnrylaml. 107 I YQ, S if ., I b 1 W Q , :ff G, R . -- imslllfff l 'If 1 hr ,, I f ' 'ng- ,HI X! f COLORS: 0111 Gold llllll 131110. lW0'I l'0: Mo11tz111i SCIIIPOI' Libcri YELL: Rah, 17111, 11111, 111, I'1l, 111, NVQ 111-0 the girls Iof IV. Vz1.! l'I111'1'z1I1 I 1llll'l'illl I lllll'l'1lll I 1'1111 1 Give us always 0111 Gold illlil Blue I KA'l'IIEIiINE SANDERS STALEY, 01111111 BIAN.ViI'lIi ELINOR JOHNSON RII I E, I'N111:11u1w1'N11 C111-'mls SUSANNE MON'1'GOMEHY FIIANTZ, S1'111f,11'1-: C.x1 1'.11N ' MINERS .lI7I,I.X NVARD ANDICIQSON ADA IILANVII SMITII MARY WASIIINKITON BALL I'AI'I1INE MAIIEL 'l'AYI.OIK, X ALICE EDGAR LEONAIKD MARY LEIGII WIIEAT GRACE J1CANE'l l'1'1 Wi K JI JI IE A D IHS 1 X 1 K e - Q , 1 gs . Sf s wi NE mi ,Nl S we. .N-Q. NWN -mwwi S I 5 I X F-4nK i WW wr- H, ' X K Y - NQKxvWiN 'N - ' 9 g- . - -mm: ,Q x P - A L We .l f-:zz frm Q SQ 4 I FE x 3 UNB-X W ' 225' E - wg x 1 noi ' S W Jr., m. ! 6? Yifgrwiz X 1.54-edre5,f6-':a+e'eQr-Q? 'kzrgzjdf rg,-E C-:L I, 'T - --N -zz .1l:-:J-'T-' ' ' --Li Y T fi --- L41 f. : ? .-,lf-1 - 5 I , ,,,, I, - V L 1 7-F W,-A-1 an - - 5 :iis-Q' .2 XX 44.7 x ,Q-, Q 44 , -- .wy- . 1,4 4, 5 I, 4 ,lxy Rwgq-'aQEf'f7' Y , W , -'I' 4,1 k 'Z'- , , I ,Q ' ,gf 1353! gyfmff- ' - -- I 'ni' Cum ' fb'-51'-' 'a,1!!' -4 1' 1 I' I I JUN i M - -- V? ,'I I 495' -n ' -- zz' ' ' r h 1 4 ' ' I 952 lit: I l1?: , cgi: lj , Q. ,Li ii? :D , , , k ' ' ' 'X -3.131-., ig 1' ,lp ' ,f y A ' 1- ,?ffffff?f59 1 1 ' J-1. Q- gf, '1r:-.-'-- ffa- ,Q x,gi-L- ' P MQTTO: Essc Quam Vidcri. ANNA II! HVARD, PRmQ1n1-:NT MARY LYBROUK, AYICE-1,Rl'LSIDl'IN'1' M A'1 1'lI'I MEMBERS LIZZIE .ALLISON JIANIE IIOWVA RD MATTIE BALLARD MARY LYBRUUK LUCY COLE LAVRA OGLICSBY MARY CRITZ LIZZIE PERKINS ' APPIE CAIIO MATTIIC '1'0'VI9 ' WV CASSII NN USUN MARX ELLA CABIN MA RY TI Lf PHM A N MRS. ROBERT WI NFRICI I O9 BALLARD, S1-:u'x' ANI: lm x fl! K 1 Ix K I IIICIIIXI' II XY I,UVIC.lUY liI+IR'I'I!I' I I I If JIINHK IN I J M If MEMBERS ICNIBI I IC I,I'II,A ISILUI I.I NH NI I'I 1'I IC IA DV IC IN JII'I'I'II'I IGM BIA w 1 I, In In BIINN.-X WILKIXS I.UI'ISI'I I I'I'I,,-XI,II'I H,UIIII,I'1 IAYICS I'II,IZ.XIII'I'I'II ILIY I'II,I'I.XNOII I7HI'HII'l'Y S.-XII.-I IIl'NXIl'I l I' SAI III! ,LY FA XXI I-I 4lI,IC.I'I'l DX IONIC l'I,.XIIIi M.XIIH.XRIC'1' S.vXI'NIJI'IIIS Q9- 5355866 COLORS: Gold and Peacock Bluc. OFFICERS LILIJAN TUNG IIONES, Plufzslln-:N'l' MILDHICIJ NIXUN 1'A'l l'l'1liSON, Vlclc-l'1uaQ1m NI LILLIAN B.-KIND, Sl-:cm-:'l',uu' AIAIA Wjgmg, 'l'm.3Agym.gR MEMBERS PAT'l'Il'1 BOI,'1'0N l I,UNl'INCl'I llM'Kl'1li MARY S'l'l7Ali'l' .IESSIE BUH'l'll'K NANNIIC ld. JONES SVSIIC ll. TIIUMPSON MABEL DOOLICY MAMIIC li. JONES KA'l'IIARINI'l WlIl'l'l'I Ll'l'lLl'Z DUULICY 'l'l+IMl'I'I S. MEVX IAPRAINIC ALLEN WISI ANNA ISICLLE ICSSARY OLIVE E. NOICL lll U, 1 u J ff,--N---N' , H v 'ff' - ZW A ? -X Sf ff: WL ' X O 6- if Q ' 'fx Qi I'7ffl' wif ' X 'Q 2 r fx ff f W' X gf .W f I' 'E E, f f E FLOWER: Golden Rod. NIOTTO: Not Quantity but Quality FAVUMTE DIVHRSION : Talking. OFFICERS K. CALLAWAY, PllESlllEN'l' R. MUKINNEY, VICE-Plucslnxcm' M. GIVENS, Sl-:C1cE'1'A1u' J. NICIIOLLS, ,'l'ImAsum+:n MEMBERS KATIIRYN CALLANVAY REGINA MCKINNICY MARY GIVENS JVLIIC NIUIIOLLS I-IONORARY MEMBERS MISS CALLAWVAY MISS MUKINNEY MISS GIVENS MISS NIUHULLS '112 Z , ,Y t 1-ff Z I . f , . . 1 - tt 'QM '55 K t W1 at X 'MR 1 K Milf .f A Lk J Q 'xnxx U Wln-rc thy l'tll'1'SlS stuml st-rvm-, Wlluru thy przlirios rull lwtwvm-011, XVIIL-rv thy l'il'Il lll2llll2lli0llS lie, Wllt-ro thy st-11,150-lic-lmls m-vt-1' tliv, I low- tht-0, Mississippi. -I ,-:mt Sluh' lhlw. COLORS: Rod, White and ,l3h1c. Al,l IilClM t,iIl.XN'l', l'lHCSllDEN'l' MEMBERS ,L DAVIS IDRAKIC Y.XI,t'tll'll li.XNlDtbIJ'll XXYIIC .Itbl'liIMN li.-X'l'IIICl!lNlC SICMNIICS SMITH IC I'II.lZ.Kl1l'I'I'll I,M'l'IY t'L.XllII5I'Il, DIMKIC IIS! yi . .Ie f f- -1-5,-'E3'0 '! ff P ff w 4 1' 5' I N y, 1.6 'I x if N I I vi 2 I , if f'iE 5Nf. ?- XI! A ' 5? z . Q-44:1 ' fl N I I fn X ' 'r X I f JJ f' 'Q 'E ' if I , 9 ' M K F- A L X I I I X f' -,1 A f-f I 4 I - 'gif 3 A XI' My A .5 Q I 'wx OFFICERS CAROLINE INEZ WOOD DRAPEIQ, I'1ucslD1cN'1' BEVELLE BRAXTON CUMER, l lRs'rVim-:-I'1u1:s1mcxw' ANNIE LOVE DOWIJEIL, SICVUNIJ N7ICE-I'llIiSIlbI'IN'l' if . D' KJgJi3 SARAH WILLIAM HRADY, 'l'lu-:,xs1'nl':n MA BELLE MASSEY, NELL UIIAPMAN H MEMBERS M r,L11c UANNING M,-xyncs H4 CORIIESPONIIINII SPR 'li ETA RY ARRIS, IIIGUOIQIJING SI-:Cm:'rA1w MAIDICIC H. ROACII, '03 IJAZEY STlCl'lllCNS, '03 LURLINIC CQIHIVFIN, '04 NESS GROVE, '05 . . MARGAlilC'1' CUFICH, '05 ICBIIIJIC STI'Dl'i, '05 . Q DA LLAS Wxc,v1'n1-:lu-'onn 1 ix' :NUM DA Lms GAlN1csvll.I.l': IIoUs'roN W M I ff? f' 0? tm: fl Y VA Q57 'Z 1 'A 'IM 4:3 x ,X 4 , KV V ' Q 1 -cj Al f,fk,-3 O ' ff A 1351 5:0 , 7 1.4 , X- .X Q? N NI UK XINDI RSOX v f We ' f S5 ivy ' 'I VN Uvvk . f I' X, R' kv , , NFLZ7 , 1 7',: Q If :U . - TRN W ff , m f? 959 ,W ' fM ,W PV g 1 ' 4, , t, f- f f , mv W . kifw' HQVA A f 4' N.. . , ' 1 MMN f, wi , rpg gym 4 YR M M f- I Q FE , zf , 1 V ' , MEMBERS Q f 1 If ' WP 7 - lmmlu III BUDD .,y L E ,f , '53 Qi? I UI! Bl DD R1 Bl 4 C, K UNDI RSOY f' ' c,1x1V11v1-1 mm mm, -M o WW? , A3 W , ' ,ki ,f N is Q U J' '14, A 7 Eif af, 'V 0 Zgiik SW' S 7 M f ' F! L v 7 X M l X SOCIETY Hvvnuv 11-11- Calendar of Social Events. Listen, good people, And you shull hem' Ut' the social happenings Of this whole year, Nineteen lulndred and Lwog When l end you will wish You had been there too. SEPTEMBER sb' ,, . 55:55, '15 -. '1f:i'Ngfj , ' A? E ,-. 1 ,ff ' -f' ' 'F - I fi w x7 K A ,- V ,-if V7 nf.. I lb 4' Q W' Dk ' il - . 'KM ' 1.4 QL., fgyihg 11 Y. w. e. A. 1n2o11:1'TIoN :,1a,3Xff'-Jf'l.w el 'T-i P N . - Some have entertained angels unuwzu-es. MM-lv A N-13' O 'MN LAUNCII P,xR'rY OCTOBER Roll on, thou dark and murky Janne:-1 i ,l-, 3 ,Q NOVEMBER Q .. -Q Q: -.,,. QV, QL ' ' Q2 f Img xiii, N L SENIOR NUTTING PARTY L L, H Come into the wet woods, Girls, M For the chill Full rain is here. , -,,,- Come into the dreur woods, Girls, TLJLJLE4-fl' 1' he trees are hare, the leaves are sore, BONE CONTEST? JUNIORS And the winds they howl and blow And the nuts of the trees are gone, But come into the damp woods, fiirlsf, Alas l poor Yoriek, l knew him well, 119 s wx ' . VU4 ' I Sch 4 'fl l lilfff X W SENIOR HOME EVENING 'rum L ol-' FACI' lfrv O waul some power the glftie gie us, To see oursel's us ithers see us. E, .- - . ' ' f' IN' , I I -f - - II-UI: ' , f :Mx SIA Q Q KQN L M Yikx X !! JUNIOR HOME EVENING ow nmms ASSOCIATION Where siugleuess is bliss, 'tis folly to he w 2 F? f I DELTA DELTA BA NQUET Some hue ment. that eunuu eutg Aud some would ent that wzlut ity Bu! we hue ment, and we can ent, Sue let the Loral be tlumkitf' ives. 66 ff lfuauu usl enouf II s 1+ 'Ul Immun? lu 'lT!IS1?uoiP Ql'0'I'ATION l'ARTYg SENIORS The devil euu eite scripture for his purposn DECEMBER I AL X Ik' 4 . V1 I if J W -, 1, Q-. jj, SALAMMIVNDI l'AR'1'Yg SENIORS di 'I Play not for guiu, hut sport. JANUARY A 5 L I NTERM EDI ATES O, if this were seen, The happiest youth, viewing his progress through, What perils pust, what crosses to ensue, lVouhl shut the book, zuul sit hilu down and du 'IQU FEBRUARY tp 0 i I , X: Q W V A ,Q SW LL , ! K V .4 K ' XR! X 711' X W , N ,fmt t ,N 9tll'lltJBlUlll'l lltlklli ICYICNINH Q, ' 'iU1':l'Qf'gjl,,',.Kf4 it flwnmwmx vivmmis av l'Ul.HNl,iXl, l'.Xll'l'll'lg .ll7NlUllS Hive thc uluvil his duo. H pm., . 1- .mal trip it :ls you go Un thu light l':mt:usl,iv too. ig A slcxlmis. lg, ,f i' t 4 .4 l'Rl'ISllM.tN HOME ICVICNI Nti l l HHICNICS FROM l,tlNfil-'ICLIAUW L ' Xl hui who haul pzlssctl it sovlncml like tlict-1-:using nl l L-Xqilisitm-l11l1sic'.' s. '12 A. is. IL-tNQl'l'I'l' M ft t t til Lu! now is come our juyl'ul'st ll-:tsl 1' I l Ct every mam bv jolly. x MARCH A tl Hoses :arc rwl, viult-ts hluw, XJ Su ui smut mtl su ut vu t'.-Vl' l.Xll'l'Yg HICNIUHS lil l l'hc 1-:lt will mow, :mtl clog will halve his mlzu' l' fi. l' L I HA!-I-. f . X1 K L.Nj J DELTA DE LTA RECEP A' I charge thee, invite 4,0 Z lzfwu -Y Rxwg k 5.915 K xx gi ' aut! A 72 K ! ff A ZA S. 9 lf ,f Q Wx. I A' U X X Llil IIGII GLEE CLUB 'l'I nmn that hath no music in himself, me . an be trusted. TION Let no such m theln all. T Ml l rw' I L, 4.5 VE' g'- AWP 195- ZA- -'x,.x-A l X l l l H ' I ' 4' lf- T H., 4, , I ,Jar -V l BI,RLl,SQl,l., JI NIORS , T1sNNYsoN's 1-1uNcms, A MIXTURE!! 1 4 Mg. :'.,, ' ' rl - X 5' I it Zag H And I beheld dummies walking as men. fat N 1 rg as gw 1 X I Us sw gig: ., K 1 Lew 4-' , E T +V! X! 1 ,ii-l i'i'w TACKY PARTYg FRESHMAN ' 'l ADVERTISEMENT -CONTESTg SENIORS U Alas ! regardless of their doom, the little --- Good morning ! have you used i 1 victims play ! 122 APRIL Z AAI 'ki-W K ' ,ffflflf I . ft , we ST. I'ATliICK'S VIGIL3 AM SAMS ' A And, as the coek crew, those who stood before H QL rl 1 NX The Tavern shouted--' Open then the door I ,x,y,Q.lll'Q'lllw I Yon know how little while we have to stay, - mul I' X And, once departed, may return no more., 1 H I I I PIA N0 RI1XTl'1'ALg SIGN lt FRS Music rosonihlvs pootryg in each Are nameless g'l'2l00S which no methods team-l And which a muster hand alone can l'l'llCll.H 5 X-fl, IQKQI To lx nl ij!! V Akxxgxbifk RQ. ,ifrggzg gi ,, f M' i on S I POR'1'RA IT PA HT Y g UNI 3LA SS I Fl ICD H We are little airy creatures, All' of clillercnt voice and features. 123 NUS 1 SENIOR n, . A . Y ,V X So K V! l'. 440, X!! X ' 1 ' ,'- f 2 n if -1 ,V 79 H Ifsji 13 if 'u iff ,- '7lr'wv' ,,3gi0-3111, sf efig M 1, ffl .X - X - , I f fm 't , .W i' W ff' 7R?.TF'!5F'g A' X if M 1?j g5' I x Q Suk I V J If A n N 2 . Al gl j H ,H vi fi NUTTING I I U v fx I A fn 'X' +-- QA HP, xi' ! b --H----..- - ' x , , , - n X -, NS Q U- -, PARTY f X 1 , ,J J K ,flint mf H A. -P:-H--N Thc Seniors so grave and so Lull To the Juniors said one day lust full: - ll0l'0,l'0 a, few nuts to crack, l Uf hmins yon'vo no lack, 'Xgxk But yon'lI find that you don'L know it ull. A IC. II. 4 The Hrst class-f1111ctim1 fm' 11110 month of Ootobm' was given by the Silllllli and wishing to intmclllcev into thv 0Ilt0l't2lilllll0llf S0lllUHlillg fwiginzll ns no llll1Jl'01H'i2lflC tu the sc-115011, nmch dm-lib01'z1tim1 was devoted to 1J1'CHlIli1l111W con lllvl Sitl01'flti01l. The golden glory of H10 fo1'0st-0ov01'01l l1illSi1l0s 11111l H10 0xl1il01'11t- ing frostincss of out-of-cloors, snggostml 21 nutting Ib2l1'lZD', Zlllfl H10 lllll30l'tlllllT 11i1' 2lSS1llllCfl by the JilllllO1'S plainly i111lic11t0d tllilt, by lillll right of S11000ssio11 Hwy NV1 1'C entitled to be H10 first 1'00ipi011ts of H10 Sf'lllU1',S liospitulity. All Hl'l'1I1lg0- ments were 0on111l0t0cl, and one 2lflT0l'll001l in H10 l2ll7l101' 1l11ys of c,lfbOlJCl', lZlll'0C l111'ge spring XV2lg0HS lr-ft H10 C0ll0g0 llO21l'lIlg H10 C'l11ss0s of 1002-3. T110 sing- ing of songs, H10 blowing of llU1'llS, Zlllll 1111 o0011sio1111l sl1ow01' of 1'11i11, H10 11S1111l HCUOIIIDZIIIilll0l1lfS of SllC'll ll0f'ilSlO1'lS, C'0llf1'llHll'0fl to H10 gayoty of HIC 0on1p1111y 11.1111 finally lH'UllglllT fll0lll l'1'1l'1lll'l1' lIl0SllIlillDlUll, H10 liH1l0 town of ilgOUllSllO1'0, EI q1111.i11tz 11111l 1lin1i1111tiv0 vill11g0 1'0sti11g ll1lllf'1' H10 sl1111lo1vs of H10 il3l110Ri1lg0. fl,'l10 llills 11111l V2llll'j'S 011 0v01'y l111111l illlll flll'1ll0lllltillllS H1111 f'l0H0f-l i11 H10 vi01v on H10 w0st 11111l 1l0l'l'll XVC'1'0 fllllfflwil wiH1 H10 :2'1ll'QO0llS tints of ifllllllllllll, wl1il0 21 g0nH0, v0il- liko mist H111t ll1lV01'01l ovf-1' all H10 02l1'f1ll Hl'0lll0ll 1'o l1i1l0 21 l1ll0llSZlllll sw00t 011- 0ll2ll1l1lll0lllS. Soon 11ft01' l'l'klC'lllll,Qf ilTiU11llSlJ0l'U, H10 light Sll0NV0l'S H111t l1111l f11ll01'1 o11 H10 o11l1w111'1l jUlll'll0y 1v01'0 0o11v01't01l into 211 g01111i110 1l0W'llll0ll1'S but H10 p11tt01' of 1'11i111l1'ops flll'11ll2Q,'ll H10 b1'11110l10s of H10 l'o1'0st 0o11l1l not 1l11111p011 H10 11101'1'y spirits of H10 pi0k11i0k01's, 11111l it was 0lt'2ll'ly l'Vl4lC'lll7 H111t, 1'11i11 01' no min, H10 outing was to b0 1111 llllllK'llSC' S111-00ss. -'lnslz 11bo1'0 -li1l11llSlb11l'0, on H10 01lg0 of Il l2ll'Q0 l1111l'V of womls, stanrls l101111tif11l 11l1l 'l'1'i11ity fll1111'0l1, 0St11blisl101l by H10 l':lDlSU1lI!illl2lllH lllkllly yC'2ll'S ago. Its H1110-st11i1101l walls 11111l NV02l.fllC1'-lKSHAEOII roof s0011101l 1'01'y lllllf'll i11 ll2l1'lllUllf' wiH1 H10 l:2l1l01l :2'l'2lll1l4'lll' of H10 y02ll', 11,1111 H10 f110t lllilf it ol'l'01'01l il lJl02lS2llll7 l'C l:llzQfO 'l'-l'01ll H10 falling Villll 111111l0 its si111pl0 111'0l1i1100- t111'0 11111l 11,11tiq1111t01l f111'11it111'0 11ll llllll lIl0l'C C'll2ll'llllllQ to H10 llilllpy 0XClll'Sll'HllSl1S. 'l'l10 C-l1111'0l1 o1'g1111 was lllwllgllll into 1'0q11isitio11 2lll1l in H10 soft light of H10 olcl s11110t11111'y Tllllll01'U1lS s11,01'01l s0l00tions w01'0 l'0II1l0l'l'1-l. S110l1 11, 00Il00l't l'.l'Olll S111-l1 1111 11ss0111bl11g0 nmst llilV0 Sl'l'2lllf.fl'l.Y 111ov01l H10 sl1111l0s of 1.lU1l1l1l'l20tl gUll01'lltl11IlS, 11n1l b1'o11gl1t back H10 1ll0lllUl'y of ytblllll Elllll lwlllltj' illlfl H10 1l11ys of joy 11111l lovo. As if to110l101l by H10 lllilglfd of H10 lllf'l1Hl.V, H10 0l11111ls ov01' H10 XVOSl,0l'll liills took 1zl10i1-111111111-t111'0, 11111l f1'on1 H10bl111-st of ski0s H10 Zlllllllllll sunlight floo1l01l fo1'0s1zs 11n1l Irlulllt-I 11111l CHllV0l'fl'1l H10 1'11i111l1'ops l7ll2lf1 1'0st01l 11111111 t1'00s 11111l b11sl10s i111.o llly1'iiltlS of sp111'lcli11g 1li1111111111ls. O11 l0111'i11g H10 0l1111'0l1, H10 pionic p111'ty built Ft great 02111111 li1'0 11111l01' 11 S111'0111li11g0l10st1111t t1'00 illlijl OIlj0.Y0il H10 f011St of 11ppl0s 11111l pours tllilll llilil ll0f'll p1'0p111'01l for llllllll. lVl1il0 y1-t i11 H10 n1i1lst of HIC fos- l25 l,1v11111's, 1111111' W1-1'11 S1111111-1111' 11111111'1'11111'1-11 111' 1111- 1111111-111'11111'1- 1111 111ll' Sl'1'lll' 111 1111 11111111'1'y W111111111, w1111s11 11x111'1-ss11111 111111 11ttit111111 1111111f11111111 21 111111ig111'1-111, 111111111121- 1311111. .I1s11o111s 1111117 S1l01l0111 t111- 1'1-s111111s111111 1111s1t11111 111 SI'X1,illl of q1l'1ll11'1y, 111111 s111- 11'is111111 1,11 11x111'1-ss 11111' 111s1111p1'11v111 111 11111 1llf1'1lS111ll of 1111- 1ll1'l'l'.Vlll2l1i01'S. 'Hy il 11111-1'111 2111-111101111011 of 1111111111111135' 111111 1111 211111110 11x111111111t11111, 1'1'11f11ss111' A1'111- s131'1111g, W1111 110131-11 11s 111111111-1'111111 if111' 1111- p21l'1Ty, s111:1-1111111111 111 1111111-11s111g 1111- f111t111111 gl11ll'1111l1l,S w1'11111, 111111 11s S1111 111s11111111111'1111 111111'11 11111 Y1S1i1 of 11111 f111'1-st 1,1111 111-11- gl'2llll 111 the 111't1'1'11111111 was 1'11s111111111. .x1 1'l'l' g11t11111'111g 1f1111st1111ts, 11111 11139: w11g1111s w01'11 1111111111'111111y 111113111'1111111 with 1111111111111 11111111111 111111 w1'1'11 t1'1111sf111'1111-11 111t11 111'1w111fs 1111 l'X1lll1S1f0 1'111111'. .11 was 1111111 11112117 11111 111111111w111'11 j11111'110y was 11f'gl1ll, 111111 1111011 11g11111 11111 1311111:s11111'11 1'111111 111111 its v11'1111ty w111'11 111111111 111 11111111 111111 1'11- 111:110 w1111 1f111111g11 songs 111111 11111 1l111NV11llQ: of 11111'11s. Thus, with El 1111'111111'1111111 11x111-1'111111'1' 1111111111 111 1111111 011111-1111 l1i1f'S, 11111 S11111111's 111111 T111-11' guests t111'1111g11 1111- g11t11111'111g s11111111ws of Twilight 1111s1-11-11 1'1'11111 1111t111'11's 1'11111111 of 1Jl'i1llt'V 111111 1110 111111111111 of 1'111111t.y 111111 11ll11y. .5 P 0 N-L..5 11213 v f 'llLll'l'- fl9c9? fl 'll' V h':I' V bl . l my A W m ag if XX --'-- . if 45 - - rf, , ff W ' Fl 1 B gg .4 6 X 'T 351 Q f ? ' 1 in ' ,, Y-,,.. - - N I O 1 -'-N--- X l O l.. HU ' Bl' 1 en-son.. Senior Home Evening. 'l'lll.X L Ulf' 'l'lllC l M'l'l.'l'Y Oli swf-l':1l 'Vl'2ll'H llu- lu-uplv of liillllllllllll'-hl'2li'0ll 1-rn111t'.v lulvv lu-vu su'll'm'ing pilhllce pm ' auljuining tmvn uf l1'VllC'lllllll'g lmvc- l all Ilu' luuuls of ll hznul of Ul'g2llllZl'll :uul lll'l'l'l'llllllC'1l 4lisl'm'lu-rs uf ilu' M. 'l'n u c'0l'fz1ill 1'Xl'C'lll'- flu- vifizvns of This 1-mnlxfy mul tlu- u-c-11 l'l'l'l'Ul'lZ0il hy flu- v:11'uu1s nufmlu-rs ul' lt nut until NHX'l'llllll'l' arf This this lc-ugxu-, hut so strung was its mgzlllizalfiml Tha vom' has :mv 2ltlTl'lllIlh lu-1-n nuulc- to ln'ingt'lu-1-vil elmu-rs To justivv. .Xt lust, lulw- vc-r, nur 4-ifizc-ns roso in tlu-ir might, mul, llll'0llQll flu- ins1'1'm1u-nl'z1lily of ilu- Svnim' Class uf Stlulc-mrs--nn Ul'lll'l' that has Slll'l:l'l'I'll long :nul lllllC'll frmn llu- ' 1 l ---. ., . ,- ll0Ill'l'll2ll1l0llSZlllll mnmyznu'1-swf this llilllil-lll'0llQlll Its numlu-ls to .1 ll! hlx ch scwvcul justice-. The fulluwillgi is :I pz1l'I'ia1l zuu-ulllnf. of flu- ll4lW'Al'l2llll4lllS lrizll. 'l'lu' c-wmrt stvu- uw'upl1v1 s num-s lmvv lu-on lurgm-liv clmwn llllllll. .. l .llulgvz Mr. Slu-1'ilJf,o1wll flwf'H111'f- Slu-riff: Olvoz, nyc-z, uivr-z. 'l'lu- fll'lllllllZll C'ml1't' nf tlul llanulmrlpll-Mau-on llll'l'llll' is num' u u-u for flu- l'l'llllSill'l'l1lll nf husilu-ss. .Xll who lunvc: uzulsus tu be l lu-ard will nmv wmu- l 4n'wur1l. l2T J1111'-'1-: Mr, V11-1'11 111'1- 1'1ll'1'l' 11111' 1ll'l1l'l'5 4 5 7 1- 1711-1-11: N11 l1l'l1Ol'S, 'y11111' 1l11ll0l'.,, Q11111g1-: G1-11111-1111-11 111 1111- jlIl'.V, 111 1111- I'1lil1'gl'S 111-111111113 i'1Q,'il1llS11 1Vi11i11111 11121111111 Slll11'1l, 1 l'l'l11ll2llll1 1V111111 M111'1i11, 11111111 1111112ll1il.V 1Al1'1ll1l1, Ii11'h111'11 '111-111-Iv S1ll1l'11, .l11s1-11h 112111111 A1'111s11'1111g', A12ll Y J11111- T11111111-1' S111111111-rs, 1N2111lilll .hV11l'll l'111111111, C'1-11-S1111 1,Qll'l'1S1l, 'I,1111is1- .1111'111111 Slll111l. 'Y1111 1lilVl' 1-111-1-1111151 1is11-111-11 1,11 1111 1111- 1-1'i111-111-1-, 211111 111111' 1111- lll2l11l'l'S 1111v111g 111-1-11 S11111111111-11 1111 you f111- 'V11111' 1111111 111-1-isi1111, y1111 h111'1- 11111101111-11 1112111 f1l0l'l' 1-xis1s 1111 lll'l'l'SS11.V 1111- 'V1111 111 l'l'11l'1' 1'l'Ulll 1111- 1'1111111 111 l'1'1ll'1l il 11111111h1s11111 3 11lilh 'y1111 111'1- 1'1-111111' 1,11 1'1-11111-1' il v1-1-1111-1. XVl11l' 111111 1C'ilV1l1:iI y11111' s1-111s. G1-11111-1111-11, 111'1- you 1-1-111111' with 131111 V1-1-1111-1 1 . 1111111' f-1'o1'if1'1'o11.wlyj: W1- ill'l'.,, -11111g1-: Mr. C11-1-11, ill'l'2l1gl'l 1111- 11l'1S11lll'l'S, 11111- hy 11111-. 1'1'111-1-1-11 11'1Ih 1111- 111's1. 1 c111'l'1i fl'f'1lIll.Ilfj l'1'I'tll.l'lQI WO, 1111- jlIl V, 111111 11111 111'is11111-1', 111111111111 Waugh Slll11'1l, g11i11,1' 111 1'11111111'vi11g 1111 111111111- 11111- 111: 1-11111-gv s1111g's, 11s K'1l2ll'g1'l1 111 I-111- 11'11h111 1111111111111-111. ls 'f1l2lt'V11l1l' V1-1'11i1e1, Q1-11111-1111-11 1 .l111 v: 11is. .11111g1-: Mr. C11-1'k, 21l'l'il1Q.!fll 1111- 111'is11111-1'. U11-1'11: 111111121111 Xvilllgll Slll1f1l, s1111111 1111. 1l'1-is11111-1' 111'1s1-sjj W111i:1111 11131112211 S1111111, y11ll,Sf2llll1 1111111111-11 wi1h 1111- 111111111- 11s1- 111: 1-11111-gh songs. T111- '111111' has l'0tlll'lll'11 il v1-1'1111f1 111 guilty 111 1111- 1111111111-s 1111111111111-11 111 1111- 1111111-11111-111. ,1111v11 'V1111 Qlllydlillg 111 Sily why 1111- 1'11111'1, sh1111 Iltlf 1111ss s1-1111-111-1- 1111 y1111 1 '1'h1- 111'is11111-1' lll2lt1l' il 11111s1 111llC'1l1llg 1111-11 111 his 11w11 111-11-111-1-, 11111 1'11i111-11 11s 1-111-111 hy singing, 111 1-11111-h1s11111, S1-v1-1'111 v1-1's1-s 111 '11111' 112lllQf1l1llg S11111g'.,' 111111g'1-: 111111111111 xvilllglll Slll1f1l, .V4111 111111111 l'1l1ll'Ql'11 with 1111 11111111 1-1'i1111-. '11111' lf41lIl'1' 111-111-V1-s 1112117 .V1111 h111'1- 112111 21 11111' 111111 i11111111'1i111 11'1111, 211111 1l11-1'1-f111'1- 111111s1-s this s1-1111-111-1- 11111111 'v1111. Y1111 111'11 1'1'11111 this 111111' 1:Hl'1'1l 1111111111111-11 1:l'11lll 1-X11-1111i11g 1111- '1l11111l11l1111-'M11111111 S'VS1'I'lll of S1'111'111ls illll1 f'011l'Ql'S 111 11111' 111-11' 1111s- X1 51-ss11111s. Mr. S111-1111, 1'1-111111'11 'Vlllll' 111'1s11111-1'. 15111-V111 111111-s 11111 11l'1SHl1l'l'.1 .11111111-: HM1-. U11-1'k 111'1'1111-'11'1111- s1-1-111111 Jl'1S11ll0l'.,, 25 7 I' V11-1'11: 1 1-1'11i11111111 XV111111 A1'2ll'1'1ll, 817211111 1111. 1'1'1'1s11111-1' 111'1s1-s,j XV1., 1-111. '1lIl V, 111111 1'wl'l'K11Il2lll11 W111111 YM2ll'f1ll guilty 111 1-11111l11'v111g' 21 S11111-1'11.1111111111111'1- 111 11111'vsy111111i1- XV1ll'11S, 111111 111 1-11111i11111111,v lllilkillg 1111115 11'h11-h 1-111h111g1-1- 1111- 111-11111- 111' 1111- 0111111111111W1-111111.,' U11-1-11 f1'1111l1'11111'11!!1 : 11 -131-1-11111111111 XV111111 'N1111'1i11, 1111- '111111' has l'I'1'.lIl'lll'11 21 v1-1'- 1111f1 111 g11111'v 1lQ1l1llSf 11-1111 111 1111- t'1l1ll'QOS 1111111111111-11 ill 1111s 1111111-121111-111. 'I1'11v0 'V1111 1111'1'1'11i11g 111 say ill 'ytllll' 111-f1-111-1- ? ' 128 The prisoner replied, hut lost his ease hy using six puns in five sentences. Judge: N Ferdinand lVood Martin, the court passes this sentence upon you. You are eoudenined for the space of ten years to analyze the eheuiieal eounposi- tion of all elasses of puns in a topsy-turvy laboratory, at the end of whieh time your lahor is lightened to-the revision of lVehster,s unabridged dictionary. Mr. Sheriff, renlove your 1'J1'iS01'l01'.7 ' Judge: 'CM1-. Clerk, arraign the third prisoner. Vlerk: John Ilolladay fllatauo, stand up. Qfliearliug llHiif'fl'll0lli1.J lVe, the jury, find John Jlolladay Latane guilty of the heinous eriiue of ever. llilldllg left Johns Hopkins. , Clerk ftflllldliillltllffj : H John Jlolladny lmtauo, the jury has returned a verdiet of guilty against you to the eharges ooutaiued iu this iudietiueut. Jlave you anything to say in your defence ? The prisoner did not reply. ' Judge: H John Jlolladay liataue, the eourt helieviug you guilty passes this sentence upon you. You are condemned Never more 10 see Johns llopkins. Never more to hear its nnnie, Never more to buy a ticket On the S0lli,llf'l'll Railway train. Anil may 1',llQ 1,01-41 lmvg mercy on your soul. Nr. Sheriff, reluove your prisoner. V The next prisoner arraigned was liieliawl Jlenry Sharp. Jlis iuflietnieut was if over hol4luess, and the court eondenined hiui to H l,Cl'll0hll2ll eoufiueuieut and eontinual study of the Ladies Home Journal and all college inagazinesfi Tliefiftli prisoner to appear was Joseph Lanih Armstrong, who answered the charge of undue eloention and ext-essive waste of red. ink. The eonrt finding hini guilty passed this sentence: f'You are eoudeinned never more to open Genung's Rhetoricf' The sixth prisoner, fNiathan Allen Pattillo, eharged with having too lllllffll- patience, was Smltgnceql to carry a geouietrieal series to iuhuity and to hriug it back again. Mary Jane Toonier Saunders was found guilty of possessing almuornial soeial proelivities, and sentenced to hauisluuent from 11m-vm-ii for three Christmas holidays. 129 XVheu these eases had heeu disposed ef, and the prisoners had received de- served and iiupurtiui justice, the court was chased. J'11LlH'e: H ,ls there au ' further husiuess before the eeu1't? 23 1 Judge: HM1-. Sheriff, close the court. Sheriff: 'K Oyez, eyez, eyez. The Criuiiual C'eurt of the Randolph-Macon Circuit is now closed. God save the Circuit. ii? ff '51 ht, ' ,ff 47,154 f,4,Q'f f.U'nf,, ich-N .,,7f' 102' , 130 X f 03 1 3 fl s l D 34 ji-1' . L 5 I l - l S f ia J l 1 'll l ff ll. ff! 4' , if ,rf K ik I I X - l x, 9 s Wim OM IC vvrv wlsv Illlll1lHUlJlll'l'S lmvc' saml flml' lm' c-vm-1'x' llK'l'SHll ln ilu' wurlml . - . . 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Wllalf ll lot n'r't1l1c-ml llvlmszllmlx Omlvlin Olmls, Swc-vt' Six- fl.l.,, SP,-i,,k1,.5, May llzlvl-rlnam, Sl'l'l'll'l ll-lslmc-1-11, lim-limlal llliss, l'1'vsvillg1 lill Picklvs, Ninty Cllr1v01't1111, 0t0. lVhat lll'illliillzQf of t0a aml what g11ssipi11gl Why, th0y w01'0 quite worthy rivals of li. N. NV. U. l11111s0l111I1l 1111 April socoml. The H hvilltfll and XVait C0lllllliiTt00,,7 the hast illfilll' l'11111111itt00, a111l fllll 011111111itt00 to wait 1111 .l11ceo111i11g l1a0l10h11's a111l wi1h1w01's hail just lllilll0 iflllxil' 1'011111'ts, aml the assomhly was ill the lllillSi'1 of a ll0lli70Kl 1lisc11ssi1111 of ,l1yllClllHl1'g,S availahlv young 111011 XVll0ll a great 0r111111u1tio11 was c1a11s0cl hiv tho 0llfl'klIlC0 of thu XVUlllll'l'fllil 1,l'41fi:OSS0l' fhiRlli0l'lll'NV with his still 11111111 W1lll1l0l'flll Illklifllillll. lt 1ll2lliiO zi0 all t1'6s-l10ll0 l01hli0s-y111111g, he-11-tif11l, tall, 0ll2ll'lll2lll'tl', sing, i12lllU0-- illlyiiillg 'y1,111 lik0. Slll'0ly tho 1'01111w1101l 111'11f0ss111' 110v01' 2lC'i'0IllPliSlli'll so full illl 0VC'llilIQS w111'k l10f11r0. 110 u1111v01't01l tall, lilllli and l0i1ll old la4li0s of 1l1111l1t- ful ago into 11l1111111, rosy 0l100k0cl lllillill'llS of SiXiTl'0ll. Small, withorocl illlil 'liaclvcl 111iss0s wallivfl forth f1'c1111 thu lll2l0lllll0 as tall a111l Ql'klC0flll golf Ill2lj'01'S, as 1111-tu-1l11t0 Gihsfm aml f'h1'isti0 girls, 0t0. 0110 partly lll2lill0ll of forty Slllll' IIIOVS-llillf tl10 sofa pillows ill 0oll0g0 w01'0 11s01l i11 ll0l' lllillil' 1111-was 1110t11- lll4ll'Illll1SC'fl i11tf1 a clainty littlu hall0t girl, with lung 0lll'lS illlil 1l0licat0 2llllilC'!-H. 'lhit tho climax was 1'0a0h01l Wllllll Sist01' S01'011a llasl10011 IlC'l'SlSf0lliTly 1,l00la1'0cl sho NVUlllll l10 a lllklll--'illlil 110tl1i11g hut a lllklll. 'llll0l'l' was a t01'1'ific g1'11a11i11g of 1llil0llill01'.V, a put? of Sf01llll, Zlllll lillfxll a s111lrl011 Qlllll C'l'llSllillQ 0xplc1sio11, Zlllll 1'h0 111ai11 1111rti1111s of tho lat0 Sistc-1' S01'011a ill2lSlK'0ll, ll2llll0l'V, l101' wig, switrfll, lialso t00th, glass0s, 11a1l1,li11g, 111itt011s Zlllll shf10s lay saclllv illlfl ff11'l111'11ly SCilfi'0l'Cfl 11v01' thu stag0. The 111'11f0ss111' was 1111t fliSllltl'Vf'll, 11111' y0t was his 0r111l'icl011c0 ill mliu tr6s wc1111l01'f11l 1ll210llillC Sllilliml, hut h0 Cillllllj' ,QQQlfl1Ol'01l 1111 th0 parts, K'llilllQ0ll sumo of H10 01111110ctic111s of the 1ll2I0lll1l0, t111'1101l 1111 a str1111g01' 0ll1'l'0llf, Elllll i11 a fow 11111111011ts out walkml a flashing y111111g follow of fasllifm. The 1110ta111c11'11l141s0s of th0 0v011i11g XVOH' XV0llKlOl i'l1l, Zlllll w0 only I111110 that if it is orc-1' our fatc to h00111110 such objects of av01'si1111 as lllillly of IIS 111'0s011t01l that night-if, as Sist01' Sillllklllflly saiml, U as full l1l11w11 Howf-rs w0 still cl1'1'1f111 1111011 tho l12ll'0llf?ll Si70lll, waiting to l10 11l110k0cl 7,-lllilf' w0 have tl10 good luck to 11100t s111110 lllilgllfiilll like l,l'Of0SS01' 3ltlli0l'lN'XV, and to llilll w0 will 013' witl1 11110 1'11i00 aml 1100111'1l H O, goml sir, grant IIS th0 gr0at0st 1111ssil1l0 ll2l1lllill0SS--QI'ill1l 11s hack i11t11 11111' f111'11101' sol VOSi1llillCO 11s .I1111io1's at lzllllllfllllll-Bli2l00ll I 'ZA , 1574: 1 If .- fl If uf f ' , M fr iff IWQX Sw Jxyj ,D X 2 'I' Vmiw NYY he f I . . l f 'cf ' C, . I' 292, ,f f ' 'll X ,fr KLA' 'xw XL ' ' I L iff Q I ,I A If I ' In . :fi I XD uf' xg ' I o pi: 5 1.73445 6 o ' I .E-, xx t . - LIVING PICTURES I. QVICICN VICTORIA. I I. N A POLICON. III. MOTIIICR CIOOSIC. IV. PUNCII AND JUDY. V. QUEICN lCLIZABI'lTI'I. VI. LITTLIC LORD FAIINTIJCROY. VI I. MADAMIC I'OMI'ADOI,'R. VIII. SAINT NICHOLAS. IX. LI HUNT? CHANG. X. BABY STUART. XI. GICORGIC IVASIIINGTON. XII. MARTHA NVASIIINGTON. X II I. Ml'1I'IIISTOI'IIICLICS. XIV. CIIARLOTTIC CORD.-XY. XV. UNCLE SAM. XVI. LITTLE RICD RIDING HOOD. XVII. S'1'A'I'IIIfI OF LIBERTY. III!! jfresbman Evening SL'ICNI'I?'I FRUNI l4ONliI lGI,I,ONV'H IVYICNIPI . V IX U 45 Icxix 41 ,5 I' W e I I If 1: - I I., I I I I III-I Sclcxlc 1. XCII'lI,INI'I VOBIINU FROM l'IIl'Ill fI'IVIlllgUIIIIC, svlcxl-: II. U Yl l'M I IC SUIGN IC. Qlivnngulinuj s1'l4:Nl41 III. .XIIINISIIUITSIC SCENIC. Clflvaulgulincj SCENIC IV. IIIQIIML SUICNIC. QTIIL- Illiml liirl ufC:lsI1-I-VIIIIIII SHINE V. III.XW.X'l'II.K ANI! MINNICII.'XII.NX. flliuwutlmj SVENIQ VI. III,XWA'l'IIA HIIUST SVICNIC. QIIi:1w:lLI1:1j s1:xcNl': VII. IIANIIINU UI TIIIC CILKNIC. Q'l'I1c Ilamging of thc l'l'lllI4.', sul-1NI4: Vlll. .IUIIN .XIIIDICN .XXII I'IiISl'II,I,.X. QMIII-s SUIINIISIIJ SVI-ZNI-I IAIJY WlCNTWOIi'l'II. Q'1':1Ius of il IV:lysicIc Innj SUIGNIG x. TI I IC ICN' ICN I N4 I HTA II. xff qs 'EIC ' fi f--4 ' 5 X 1 Z ... .fv-Y K-4 -V J ' ' X fr-jg, '- g!,4--+ f - Q X X 4' 7,-,,,.,. MV- - TT- E22 Eg im . Mn: in . '45 Q H J V N E '1 N lf 1 if 21.2 Launch Party T wus 11110 of tlm fuirvst, Slllllllfflill flilyli i11 Uut11l1v1 s lDl'lzLfllt blue W02ll7ll0l',,3 illlil tlw S0lll1ll'S 111111 Il1111iu1's wc-nt I'1'm1pi11g llUXVll tu flue rivc-1' simlo ill mos l1il111'i1111s filblllllill. ,l4'm'l1111l not fllr. Elllll Mrs. S1111t'l1 uslwxl tll0lll all to Cfllllf ww with l7ll0lll for il ltlllllffll P2ll'l'V up tlw l11sto1'1c: vlilllll s . t x ln il VUIZY little wllilu tlm 011gi1111 was 11111lci11g all sorts of :1l:11'111i11g noisos mul tlm lillllltfll was Slillllllllllg gzlily up the 1'iv01', wllilo tlm artistic: mms of tllu partv ll-lt tlw SCOIIOTN, :mil loss lllglllf 0llllUXVOll 111u1'ta1ls mluvutocl f1ll0lllS0lV0S to tho l lmt 1'o11st1-cl 0ll0StllllfS tl1z1t wvrf- tl101'0 ill Zlllllllllilllfftf. Sm'o1'z1l large pages woulc s1'a11'ce0l'y suflioc to toll ull tlw ll2ll7l10llillgS of that lll0lll0l'2llDl0 2lftC1'll00ll. Qlivory 111111 of lille party 1'c111o111l101's tlm lnuppy j0ll1'll0-Y up tl10 1'iv01', the walk to the clam, tl1o littlv store XVll01'0 w11111l01'f11l pc-triliofl calmly was to lac- ll2lflLf'lV0 sticks for Rl llllfliill l-:mil the gay songs tl111t Sl'2ll'l1l0ll tlw 11igl1t 11s we 0:11110 l101110. lt was illl z1ftm'1111011 of pure fun f1'11111 tlw timc 0v01'yboLly illllllllltlil into tl1o lnmt to the time when all stoml at the gate of tlno 02111113118 i11 the 1ll001'lllLfllt illlll gzwv, ffl'Olll lips :mil lungs mul lH'2Il'tS, 1'l11'v0 l'U2ll'lllg' rfllcors for Mrs. Slllltll, mul :11111tl101' tll1'f'0 for the illoctor. . 'e ! .s 'f-5 if -lfgfk F M1-3. H45 ak 6 5: ff 'Em Lf- T4 ii. -- N4 ,QQ Q f V ' Kp' f f X 1 Kv X ll L, 'W 1 I XXE x l V x E X NW ig., , ,, :. -'U .f,'1'4-wwf Giolonial Evexxixxg l,:xxx,L5lxIc1' :xml lxxxlicw 'xml lifflxl, . 1 l,, llrillizxxxt, lwxvitclxixxg :xml lxriglxl, 'l'lxo Jxxxxixws l'cxwx-ivx-g lt's l'olmxi:xl livv, .Xml :xll is :x lux-:xxxtiflxl -:iwlxt . Q, . I'uxx'xlx-x' :xml paxtvlxos :xml paint, Qxxx-only :xml qxxivt :xml qxuxixxl, 'l'lx0 S:-xxiors soruxxc ll .Ks lbluxxizxls :xrv soon, f .-Xml llxx-ro isxx'l: tlxu lx-:lst xxxmlcrxx tnixxl. 0.-3 :U A , Q Q IC. ll. 'Q L l 1: N 'A 54'-l 'L ' 12113 I A OOLON IAL PAB-TY Interesting Occasion at the Randolph Macon Womans College Saturday night at the Randolph- Macon Woman's College was the oc- cnsion of one of the most brilliant so- events of the season On Wash cial - . - ineton's birthday, the Junlor Class eni nz-rtained time Senors at a colonia partie in a most charmingly original manner. A 'rue gymnasium was decorated for the evening in red, white and blue candles, hunting, standards ot! flags, bearing the American coat-of-arms, and strings of delicately tlnted,Japa.n- eae lanterns. One attractive corner contained the punch bowl from which was served fruit punch. The table was decorated with a. huge bunch of v.olets and smilax, tied with ribbons of Dur- ple and white, the colors of the Junlor Class The guests were numerous and formed quite a notable Company. Among the number were General and Mrs. Washington und their niece- Nellie Custis.Judy Burwell and General Custls Lee, Dolly Madison and Lord Abercrombie, Polly Carey and Alex- ander Hamilton, -M.ss Fairfax and ljord Cormvrfllis. Dorothy Manners and Sir Rich.1rd,CarvHl. Miss Custls and Coloncl VVllIl:'.m Byrd, Janice Meredith and Jack Beretun, General LaFayette ond others. ' The costumes of the Ladies were for thc most part -I-:owns which have been handed clown by Virginia aristocracy, and the colonial dames, with powdered curls, old jewelry and full trolling skirts rivaled in beauty tho original Wearers of the quaint old gowns. The gentlemen, too, were not lacking in courtesy and grace and elegance ot' manner: The Juniors entertained with truly Colonial spirit and hospitality. The tlmewas spent in singing the s-ungs of ye olden time, stealing partners. and playing hunt the slipper and other old games. An elegant cherry ice was served, apropos of tho proverbial cherry tree episode told of General lVc.shington. After this the partie dispersed with a'l'nller reullzntlon of the good times their grandnmthcrs have told of and with :1 worm love for the ones who fought for nnd with the Father of .his Country lil? 1 C V N 2 , S X 1 ,ff ,-. 1 N ,gi X f .vi . A I xv 1 'YS 1 40 S-n S, -Q' A-nr s . 7: 5' Q-U., I C? 3 . 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'l'n.xcY 5. lVllile Old Glory lvaves ...... ...... . 'inhm IL'i1ll:: Mu. .Rl'1l'1SE wrrlr fil.l'Il'I AND BlAND0l,lN f'Ll'llS INTICIUI IRSIUN li. The Brown and White ....... GLEE C'1.un 1. Mandolin sul., ,Y C10 Am1i0Lfw1'i0- - . Vfmwrfl ls flaj Impromptu .... Alu Mn. I . J. 1'o'r'1'1-:n S. Spanish Dance . ....... . Illoszkowsli MANUOLIN Cnvn 9. Baritone Solo . ........ . Saleem! M R. P. P. Rmaslc 10. Selection . ..... . GLM: Umm Frank Hall menlbers and tlie students generally tnrnc-ml ent cn 'nms.w' and gave tlle visitors a rigllt hearty welemne ancl 11111011 appreciation. ll'l2l0ll llllllllllkl' was eneerell, ancl wllen Dixie was Sung as tlle last selection fill? audience ruse and to H girl elieerecl the gallant Pennsylvanians. , After tlle recital a 1'eeeptinn was temlerefl tlie Glee Ulnlms lmy Frank llall. The reception was llfllll in tlle llall, wlliell was artistically cleeeratefl witli Wllit!! earnations anal palms. Dainty refreslnnents were servefl tlirongllont tlle even- ing. The gay laughter, tlie sparkling emlversatiml, the lll0l'l'y jests, anll fill' fle- liglitfnl ll1l1Jl'0lll1Jtll selections given lwy the visitors clnring the reeeptien, are proofs that both guests and hostesses coinpressed a mloulmle amount of fun anml enjoyment into the short hours allotted to the visit. At last, adieux were saial, and amid many expressions of goocl will anml lien voyage, the lQel1igl1e1-s took their clepartnre, giving tlie R. M. NV. C. yell, ancl as a fitting close singing, N Geodniglit, Ladies. l 39 We wanted to give a burlesque, And we said It must be a success. The Princess we chose, And, Oh, goodness knows, The fun that we had you can't guess! liut you know that this calls for some men, l-low to fix it was out of our ken, Till somebody said Why use dummies, instead, That really is what they were-then. E, 11, OR many weeks these old halls simply tingled with reports of the Seniors play. They were going to give Tennyson's MP1-incess, and the whole town was expected to turn out an masse. Tickets were to he sold, and, with the proceeds, the Seniors were going to buy an elevator to fill up that yawning space in the main stairway that has been waiting for one these many years. What a boon for weary girls! What honor to the Seniors thus to leave their Alma Mater such a worthy monument of their affection! But suddenly the faces of 1902 changed from sunshine to troubled clouds. A difliculty had arisen in the matter of costuming the Prince and his companions. Then like a hurricane the news flew ahent, 4' the Seniors will not give the 'Prineess,' for the pgwm-S that be will not allow the Prince to appear in courtier costume. 141 '1'110 .111111111's 111-111-1-1-111-11 111 11111'11-s11111- 1111- w111111- 111-1:11113 111111 1l1'l511l'1111lg1'Y 111'1-- s01111-11 1111 1111-111-111110 Yf'1'S11lll H1:111U1l11.VS1l111S 1.,1'11101-ss, A Mix1111'1-, 111 1110 1-1111111-1. 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T110 1?I'1ll1'1' 111111 111s 1111111111111i1111s W1-1-0 1-0111-1-s1-111011 11'v 111111111111-s, 11111g, 101111 211111 111111g1-'V 111 1111111-111-11111-0, 211111 1'111111-1' 11W1iW2ll'11 111 1111s1-, 111-111g s111111111-11-11 f1-11111 111-- 1111111, 11s 1111-ly W1-10, 0111-11 115' El gi1-1 NV1111 111111011 fm' 111111 111111 11111111- 1l1lll W11111 211111 11111. N1-V1-1-1111-11-ss 1111-y s1111111-11 1l1'1l11111.Y 111111111, 1111 1111-1-1-, 11 1s 11-111-, 1l2lV1lllQQ lllllK'1l 1110 S1l,ll10 111-11101-1'v 11x1-11111-ss 111: s11-1110 211111 s1111-0, 11111 111111-111-11s wc-1-0 s11s111-1111011 11-11111 1111- 11001: 111' 1-111-11 1J02l1'1l1Qf 111 1111'g0 11-111-1-s 1111-i1- 1'0s111-1-11v1- 11111111-s, 111111 11111s 1111-y 11-01-0 11011 011111'11s011. T110 sc-1-111-ry 11'11s 11111-wis0 111111-1-1-111.11111-11. 1ll 1110 sc-0110 111 1110 g011111g11-111 1-x- 11011i111111 ll 11-11110 1111-00 111 1-111-1-s1--1-111111 S1l'1'1'C'1lC'11 111-1'1'1ss 1110 Sfilglx 11111-1- 1110 sign, This is 11 1'iv1-12 '11111' S1Qll 1111111-11011 111 11 11-11' s1-11111.v 111111- 1i11111s 111-11 111 21 i'1l2l1l' 1-1-1111, 1' f1'111s is 21 11-01-, 111111 1111- g1'1-111 1111111111-1' 111 1111-s0 11111ss1v1- 111111s 111111 111w01-111g 111111-s, 211111 El 11-w 11111 111g-s, 111-111111-s 211111 111111' 1-11111-s s1-11111-1-011 111111111 1111 1110 1111111-, 111- g1-11101- W1111 21 s11g111 s11'1-11-11 111 1111- 111111gi11111i1111, 01111s111111011 21 VZIS1 f111'1-s1. 1711-S1111 A1111 1110 S1111111 111110 f111'1-S1 W1111 511.2115 1-111111g011 111 This is 11 11111111 11111 0xc0111-111 111111-vice as 1100111-111i1111s fm- 1110 s1f11111-11 11111111 of 1110 1.'1-11100ss. 1101-0 1101' 1711111110 XVHS 111-1'o01y g11111'11011 11y 1110 S1-111111 11w1, 21 110111' 111110 pussy C2117 111111 21 l'l11l11Ol' 1111w-wow. T110 1111111111i0s w01'0 1101-1001 s0111'1-01-11ws, 1110 171-11101-ss 111111 1101- 111111i1s 1.y1110il1 11111 11111i11s, 111111 1111- SK'Oll1'l'j' 111111-11 111111-0 1111111 11 1111110111-1-11 111 110. 'M11115' j11110s, s1111gs 11,1111 1111111-s11111-s W1-1-0 1ll1l'1111l1C'011. 11111' 111: 1111- 1111s 111 1111- 1-v1-11111g XVHS 1111- 111k0-1111 1111 1110 111-1s111'10 111-111, 111 NV1l11'1l 1111- 1-11111-111-11-1'1s110 1111s1- 111111 02ll'l'12lg0 1111: s01'1-1-111 01 1110 11111s1 111111111111' S1-111111-s W1-1-0 f'211'1f'111111'011. A s1111g 111 1'1111s111g 111111111- Sllllg 11171 1110 111111- 111 1X111'1 11 21 S1l2llll0 H wus 1111111'0ss1-11 111 1110 '1'11lUII11KV ill 1101121115 of 1110 S1-11i111's. . 1-12 A- Unu bright und sunny day. l'wus vnrly in the fall. - 'l'lne Soniurs i,llOllg'lli, tln-y'cl lnlvu u play, 'Twonld lm tllc lwst of alll, So they ll0g'1l,ll To nnlko thc-ir plain. 'l'ln-y clvuiclorl that ilu-y'4l lnlvc 'l'onnyson's Prim-1-ss. 'I'ln-y stnmtvcl ont with iniglit nnil main To nmku it n e-nnsccuss. lint, listvn to tlluir llNllll'llflll song? .lint il, n slnnnu-an nn-nsly sllnnn-, 'l'o lvt thu Juniors win all the fznnv. Wu now will try grunt things to do, lint, ulus! uni' nvtors sur-in to lac few. 'l'ln-n tln-iv got ont the books, And workm-rl ont thc parts, 'I'ln'y cnllvml in the .nmim-S. Soplls, and Frvsll, And nmny lnoru i1psi,n,1'Ls. Will: lll'2lyl!l'S devout To ln-lp the-m out. For smnu time all wont wullg The flute it lnul been Sui. Wln-n suddenly Vtis mul to toll !l 'I'l1c l ncnlLy it inet. Oh! Listen to our nionrnfnl cryf' Ainli, that :1 slnnnc-n nwnsly Hllllfllltl, To keep the Seniors out of the ganna. 10, lmvo n little pii,,V!l XYK- 1-nnnot toll llow mul we fvvl. And to your lll0l'l'y wc nnlkc nppc-ul. 'l'ln- fuvo1'it'v .lnnior .1 -' ' ' ' 5 ang, lllc rv Tln-C lass of l.l0!l, clnswl tln-1-vmlin 1 g, :nn llllll lwurtly Sl1l'i1'liS of l2lllgllt0l' znnl lllll0ll clnppinv' of ll' l tl 1 - . . no Inst limo. z, .nn s lc, Ullltillll fall ful 1-13 -L3l'f'-V A U V 'V gust' , f5 X , ,ff l ,I ,.V, if , al i 'rylvleia A M ,ix , 'I' V W V X I X IN in wil l 'l :ll l A A All I ta l o ,lmvm d fl ,f 1, 'l ,711 L, 'lla i A T '-fr 1 i 4. H4..,X if f '-vwllif' f J' L- ' f la' 6' 'fl ,1ll f'WlllllU lflf'fl f it ll, l yi ' t ll l l f Ding, dong, fling, Tllu bells flo ringg H . - , , 1 llc lf rcslnncn are coming: flow n , Sonic in rags, .Xml some in tags, .Xml one in a vclvct gown. IC. II. 1.,x1'L' ,Yl'1ll',S l'll'l'Slllll0ll inatlc' l'llt'Il' formal tlc-lmnt Ill a ftlfflij' party QIVOII lay WITH a, xnoflt-st apprc-uiat'ion of tilu-it' in-xvlwss anml gl't'0lllll'SS this 4',n9 N 'fd ' ' tlwnn in honor of tluu SUIlllUlllUl'US. Cllll'UIltblllglifilllyv if fwllowvrl tlw 1 ,M , 25 , Juniors' Uolonial 'lil'C't'13l'ltlll to tllc' N-niovs, ancl it is wllispovc-cl 'X amonw' cvvtain Pllilistinvs that tlw wllolo affair was a llll 'C' talu--off -- its-nhl! ' , . , . , .W . on tlu: villll10l'S. C 01'l'2lIlIl'Y l'lll'l'U was a 1'0lll2ll'lxill3lt' Ct1lllCILl0llCl' in tllo 0'0llO1'2ll 1llill'12l '01llClllZ anrl conduct of both 1'CCO5lLiO1lS, but it was 1u01'0lv a D C1 -, voillciclcnco. A wvvlc ll0'li1ll'0 'rlm Ove-nt t-aclt S0l!llHllIHl'0 lll2lltl0ll 1'c-1,-Oiwcl an invitation from lwl' Fvoslnnan c-scfort, wovclml: Vs lfrcslnncn front Know Little Hollow And ask all Sopllomorvs to lt Ilords the invite, my hearty 'a tnrflay, Dllll'L'll 15 1002 t 1 , 77 'Lowccl wo'cl havt- a party . ,m Y: T- ' fgfiii X 5' 1 r x ' ' l ll to l0-ciyllllHlSllllll. l ' ll-l 'VX The cards sent witl1 tl1is 1'C1H2l1'liillll0 effort here tl1e 112111103 of ' Messrs. NVillie xVlllt0l'g1'COll, lflulias Doolittle, il. li. A. lfvllllllll, ' Sannny Snipkins, Si111o11 linddletueker, Jereniiah Qllogg, llirani , , 1I',l1 ' p A V D . I I ' Samuel Boggs and ,Peter lsacks. That tl1e ian' 1'CC1lll0lll1S were 1 1 C sv 77:3 ,J Q.-Q-'.'z,7 1 - r 1 I 1 ' 1 - ' r A-im Hg-'ff SllillC2lSl'-lfili, Taeky Me-loo-laeky, .lf 1'01l01'1Cli .hapoleo11 llopper, X ,K f W ,1 4 ff' as happy i11 tl1e lllV0lll1l011 of tl1eir 111111108 is Pl'0YOIl hy tl1is aston- ishing eollectio11-liliza Anne Parnell, Maria Slocome, Marietta Maria Schef- 'l-0l'll0Uli01', Susa11 Dexterlings, .lane Pippins illlfl Blanche Snowball. The party was held in tl1e gy11111asiu111-tllat asseinhly hall of tl1e masses as well as the classes-which, decorated with red, wl1ite and blue hunting, Haring 1lKlV0l'tlS01IlClll1S, and vivid, posters, presented a, striking ce111l1i11atio11 of Midway illlll County Fair effects. Promptly at eight olcloek the party began, tl1e invited t' el's heino' received l1 other t-1cks sonietinies known as oflicers of tl1e class. cl. X U y 1 y y V . 1 . .lhm-re was every degree and variety of taekiness represented. , NVhite and black, the jolly tar, the jilllllhy soldier, dwellers i11 tl1e HJ lllUllllt2llIlS of East Tennessee, i11 Kentucky 111oo11sl1i11e regions, and I fflldu I in Kalainazoo and XVay Down East, the Uracker in Georgia, the A I 1 ' ' . 1. Tarheel 111 South Carolina, the dweller Ill the parts ef New Yorkg J 1 ' ' 1 , - '21 a f about tl1e Lowery, and strangers to 11. M. W. Cf., tacks and 1treaks-- 1 all inet, N swapped CO1ll1Tli1ll01ltS, exchanged pardners, and rushed about i11 lllilil, merry, topsy-tnrvy confusion. .ln place of the stately grand niareh and the graceful. n1inuet of tl1e Colonial Reception were snlmstituted a. wild SC1'il,llllil0 Qlllil a cake walk. 1,0PPC1'lllillh illlil l0ll101l'SflCli candy, peanuts, colored popcorn, ginger snaps and pink leinonade were served fll1'0llgll0l1lZ the evening with a, lavishness truly tacky. COOII songs were sung, dialect recitations Cl0CliLllll0ll, country games played. All seemed fired with the worthy ainbition of living 11p to their 11a111es a11d parts, Elllll good llllP1'0lllPt1l acting XV0llt far toward lllillilllq the evening a success. The judges after 1llllCll IlClllJ01'2ll1l01l awarded tl1e prize-a large ginger bread cake--to tl1e two who excelled in taekiness, though i11 the opinion of many of tl1e judges there Slllblllll have been as nuany cakes as girls, so excellent were they all in costuines and parts. After tl1e cake had heen presented, tl1e party 1,1-Ujm 11p ill lTllll0 to p0l'llllt tl1e irrep1'essil1le Fresh llllfl tl1e gay Sophs to get lmgk 134, their usual sanity illlll respectability before Sunday 1ll01'l'lil1g. I-ht I ' 'til , ir N El Mew lbersion of the 1RubaiQat Thoy say that Pups and Kitty 1.1-ppy keep 'l'ho hulls wlufrc Polly gloriccl. und S0l'0l'Clll'1l llc-vp. And Grunt and Mcux, gre-ut utlnlotc-si, wild lllllNlfill Stunlp 0,C'l' his heaul, hut cannot lm-:Lk his sh-vp. . . - . . . . . . . . A hook of Pliysios unmlornoatli the trans, A jug of soup, n hunk of broad and cllof-so Iiosimlu nu- vooling on the knotty lwnuln. Oh. knolity hunch were torxnc-ni, without, 4-use-. William 1-le1n'y's lips ure locekt: hut in clivinv High-piping Pm-lilori with Soup! Soup! Soup! Cold Soup! the triangle rings out the line Tllut. sullow choelc of hors to inuurmulino. 1 l-ill l .lnstiin 1 N The 0Vl'lllllQ of April Sth the iilminlmers of the Senior Cllnss c-nfortzline the College mul tzhoir fi-ic-mls from town with n piano i'c-vital hiv 'Mins Blitlllllil lglll'llN'lSl'0l', of the lllllrlll' rlc-pm'fn11-nt in the liilllfllllllllwhlillf ire, llnnville, Virginia. Miss :lY'illl'lll0lSf0l' 4-onif-s of n well-known fmnilvx' of mnsivinns in llznnhnrg, Gr-1'1nznl,V, nnml tolli-tllei' with hm' ln'otlwl'a lll l'i'l l lllll'llll'lSfl'l' of New Yorli, hz stncliell llllflC'l' some ofG0l'1l1nl1'v,s g'l'U2ll'0SlT ilizlstws. She is 21 linishc-fl innsieinn znnl has given rec-itnls in New York, C'lm1i1'nnoogn, Nnsllville nnfl oflnoi' Ainorir-nn 1-ities. 'llhe progrmnnie was as follows: 'l'0ccnt:1 :mal Fngne in D Minor . . llrmh-Ylznxig Nocturne in Fl . . Nclummznz Novelette in Fl i i i i i . liiszl Hli0IlC1llCt,l6llOllflilllll1S0lll,llll0H . . . . . . . . . Whence comes, 0 my lloml, this overflowing pence , Xvll0llC0 comes this faith, which sutislies mf' llonrl, To me, who :always uncertain, anpfitsltefl, And on the waves of clonht, bnfletefl hy every windy Sought the good, the trne, in the rlreums ol' wise m Anil pence in hearts echoing storms. Scnrccly :1 century :md :i world had pusserl, And sepurntecl from them by un immense uhvss, A new mam was horn :mil lived within mo. I on, HT ull ls Etude in C Sharp Minor . . . C' hopin Nocturne in B .... . Chopin Nocturne in G ..... . Chopm lthapsodie Hongroise No. 12 . . Liszl The nnisie was most exquisitely rendered, neither technique heing forgotten for sake of expression, nor expression slighted in attention to teehnique, lint both eoinhining to inako the innsie eharniing. After this musical treat the Class reeeived in the parlor, introducing Miss Bur- ineister to those who crowded to nieet her. The refreshments, daintily desplayingg the eolors of the Senior Class, were served by the Freshmen. The evening passed so quiekly that all were surprised when the eall Last Um' was heard. Sing nie n, eradle song slow and sweet, I ull of the lnusie I used to know. Full of the tender, gracious tones, Gentle and loving, quiet and low. Never it hush-n-bye song to-night. My henrt would rest hut it would not sleep. Only sing me the old sweet songs We love when the shadows hegin to ereep. Just for at little while let ine forget 'I'he work undone nnd the visions fair. I would he quiet, not gay. to-nightg Sing nie a eradle-song sweet as a prayer. Sing nie xt cradle-songg let me 'think l'n1 only a hnhy rocked to nnd fro. ' Rest nie and help ine a little to-night. Sing nie at cradle-song soft and low. G. A. l.. 143 1-A-it- 2' J!! AC. Xa? 1 f1f11 11f1f1 1' 1 -J T 1 111115 JWWY ik-N ggvxf- M 11 El 13 1111 W 191 THE ANNUAL VIG-IL OF THE AM SAMS .N 111111 s1-v1-1111111111111 1111y 111 ,h12ll'C1l 11111 'hTt111111 1111111111111 111111 SlX111l 11111111'11r- Sillzy 111' 11111 11-11st I11l'Y s111:1'1111 1111 Silillh 1.'11t1'i1ek, 11111 0l'1,101' 111' Alll SQIIIIS 111 111111111111111-M111e1111 1V111111111's l'11111-111-, ill 111:1:111'1111111fc with its 11111111111 1:11s- . . .. rw . t11111, 1111117 1:11 11111111 Sillllh ,1,,il1Tl'l01i VIIQQI1. .11111 NV2lh01l1'1'S, w11111'111g' t111- gr111111, 11ss1-1111111111 111'111111111y 2112 171111 211111 11111 vigil w11s 11111111111-11111 111:1:111'11i11g 111 1:11111--111111111'1-11 lris11 tr1111iti1111s. T1111 S1l2lllll'1l1'1i 111111 11111 s11111111, s11 i111'11113ifi1111 with this s11i111n, 111i11g1011 with 1111111111 S11111 s.v11111111 111111 i11sig11i11, g'11v11 thc 1111111i111111t 11111111 1111 11111 111-1e111'111i1111s. After 11111 XV2lf1'1l0l'S 112111 1-x11111111g1-11 Irish s11111t1111i1111s, t1111'y 11111- 1e1-11111111 with 11116 S1111111111 11111'111111111y of 1111- vigil, 111111' so 111111 w11s it 1v1111t it 131'1111s- lN1l'11l'l1 11111 11111'ti1fi111111ts in spirit 11111111 111 11111 G111w11y. This 111st1111 1111ti1 11111 1'1111 11111111 1f1'11w5 1111111 11111 A111111'i1e1111 spirit 1111111i1111l11111, 111111 il s111111111' was s111'v1111 11111i11 111111'ry songs 211111 Sll2ll'1i11llQ t1111s1zs. T1111 111111111 11111- s1-1'v1-11 t1111 lrish 11111111 hy i111:11111i11g 1111111 1111111111 1111-111s 111111 f1Ii11111'11i1111 111'i1111s. T110 f1111st of tho f'V0ll1llQ w11s ll2l1'l1l'2l11'Y T1111 G1'1111t Saint i1.,klt1'101C, tho 1111111 of Cults, 11111 Pint 1111 l'i111sf' f1t1l0l'S 1'111111w1111 111 11is 1:1111f1'11r1-s Sf. 17111111is 111' .1f1l'illll'0, Sip. 01111111311 11:11 11'1111'1-Iy Ql1jl,g1111111, St. 11111i111s of G111'1111111y, Sli. St1111is11111s of 11,,011lll11, 111111 Sin. i1J111111'.v 11f A111111'i1f11. 11111011 111111111 N111r11 2ll'1H'0 111111i,,' 'C ll','im,mmm,,11 111111 111st1y, 11111i11 ri11gi11g1-111-1-rs, '4 cjlll' 1,,2l1,l'HIl S2l11l11.7, hV1l0ll tho 1,1513 102,313 was 111'11111c 111111 the g111ss11s 1ll1l'1011 11v1-1' 1111- s1111111111-rs of 111111 111115101-S7 1-1,0 lmnshw s11ri111i1111 2111111 s1111t 11111 1Vil1K'1H'l'S 111 1111-ir 11111111-s 1e1111s1fi1111s 11112117 S11i1111 1,2l11l'11f1i 111111 1'cc11g11izcd. their t1'i1111t0. , .-.1 --.. AA-- -N . Social Evening lll'2ll' the whisper of tho lwllvs, Collvgu hulls-s. Whnt ax lovely little romunc-0 Miliill one tolls! Hu is coming out to-night, And hc-r chem-ks g1'ow pink. 'l'h0n whitv, With delight. ,lloar the chmging of tho hells. Street our hells. What anticipation it fortvllsl The night is very clam, Now his footsteps sho cnn hour, Ile is near. ,llc-nr the ringing of the lwlls, Door hells. ,llow his heart with pll'llSlll'0 Swolls und swells! Then he greets the chaperone Qlf ho could soo hor nlonv! All ulonelj Hour the tinkling of tho ln-lls, 'Loctric bells. What at world of plmlsilw lt dispells! For it is the hour of ton. Which means that all thc mon Must fro then. E. Tlowizm. n l5U T is a hard thing to write statistics about girls. They change their minds so often and they do not keep still long enough to be counted. For instance, when asked to state whether or not she were in love, one girl wrote '4No very emphatically, then drew a mark through it and in- serted a meek little Yesv beside it. A week after the answer had been counted she came back, asking if' she might not change her answer back to 4' No. Another said, No, not in love, but engaged to three. Thus the poor statistician is left undecided as to what to do with these answers. Then to enter into her sanctmn, scmctorum and demand whether she be engaged or whether she use paint and a rat! But the public must know these things, and so it is that we respectfhlly submit the following information, stated boldly but probably more truthfully than one might imagine. NVe are greatly indebted to the Faculty for valuable assistance in these statistics. Their assistance speaks tbr itself'-nay, their verses even sing tin' them and for themselves. Ot' our girls we should like to tell you more. W'e are not given to school-girl hyperbole, but, according to wiser heads than ours, they have never been sur- passed. U Of the girls, for the girls, and by the girls, has been the policy of' the statis- tics department. It' ill reading these pages they may feel the thrill of the good old days, if they may recognize a familiar face or word here and there, and if they may live again in the college spirit of nineteen two, then shall the mission of' these statistics have been accomplished. ' as WHO ARE WE? 0 we come from north and south and east and west There are students from the timllowing States: Alabama 8 Mississippi . Arkansas .... 7 Missouri . District of C'olumbia . . 1 New York . . Florida .... 4 North Carolina . Georgia . . 16 South Carolina . Kentucky . tl Ohio . . . Louisiana . 1 Tennessee . Maryland . 4 Texas . . . Massachusetts .... . l 'NVcst Virginia . Virginia ....... 125 iii!! POLITICS. Democrats Qstraightj ..... . 119 Republicans ........ . 9 Prohibitionists ........ . 2 National Republican State Democrat . . 1 Bimetallists ........ . 1 OTHER FACTS OF INTEREST. There are 74 girls not in love and not engaged. 5 engaged but not in love. 32 engaged and in love. 41 in love hut not engaged. 41 girls wear glasses. 12 wear switches. 14 wear rats. QRats l what's the di 1 paints fon Sundaysj. 60 chew gum some of the time. 1 chews gum all of' the time. 75 look under the bed at night. 150 steal sugar from the dining room. 17 borrow when they can. Most intelleetual-Lillian Jones. Most popular-Clara Cox. Best musician-Lucy Cole. Best artist-Julia Ward Anderson. Best athlete-Alf'reda Grant. FACULTY STATISTICS. Hardest to bluff'--P1'ofI Armstrong. Easiest to bluff'-Dr. Martin. Giving the hardest examinations--M Best singer-Tie Dr' Smilh' fference ?j rs. Saunders Prof. A1 mstrong. Handsomest-Prof Adams. Most popular--Dr. Pattillo. Swellest-1'rofZ Sellehlmann. 154 CONUNDR UMS. ' When was Mary Lou White? Before she let Edith Skinuei W'hen did Maic Duff? NVhen Sarah I-Iunnieutt. WVhen did Beulah Russell ? NVhen she let Carrie Draper. What did A,lf'1'eda Grant? To let Eula Gamble. lVhen was Louise Best? When she gave Lorraine NVisdom. XVhy did Louise Hayes? To make Emma WVysor. W'ho thinks Emma NVyso1'? Those who think Myrtie NVise. Has Julie Nichols? Yesg and Maggie May. Why did Birdie Peek? To see Flora Steele. lVhen did Mary Ball ? When she heard Maude Carroll? For what did Nell Hunt? To get Lena Robins. NVhen is Miss Blakey Sharp? W'hen she thinks Lillian Baird. Why is Mary Stiff? She thinks Lucy Cole. li? 155 -+, smsr INTI-11.l,l41cTm1,-L1LL1.xx .mxlcs MUST l'0l'l'MR-CIIARA COX BEST M USICIAN-LUCY 1101419 Ill'IS'l' AR'l'lS'1'--JUl.lA NVAIHJ ANDERSON -- .N IWIST ATll11E'lTE-ALFREDA GRANT Ellma fllbater lzlftcr Co-r1zcll.j Tune: Annie Lislef' Guarded by the circling mountains, Beautiful and blue, A Stands our noble Alina Mater Glorious to view. CHORUS. Lift the chorus, speed it onward, Ne'e1' let praises fail! Hail! to thee our Alma Mater, Randolph-Macon, hail! Far from ull the busy humming Of the distant town, Reared against the arch of Th-aven, Looks she proudly down. Ever shall we love the blessings Showered by her hand 3 Ever gladly sing her praises Out o'e1' all the land. 158 fi 'wi 9 I' fff f ,Nr lr QQ ' ' 1 V' MHP Q 5' ' 07- XX Zn QLQX xiii XS u I N XX g f L-,,4 X. 1-1, 'X lf Q N , i ' Q L 0 J' G N 11 0 V N!! 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' ': ' Wim' Xlllt Was Sltll'l'll 111 ll11 l11 11l Ill 1 1 llltll 11 1-. 1 t'1i1 111.1i1l1111 xyllll s1-1-111111 to l11x1 1111tl1i11gg' t11 1111. .,, 1 , , ll11t go i11t11 t,11w11 l11 11 M11-ll l1:1t, tlllll Q,ftlXYll 1 ',- llt'XV. xllll S1-1-li fm' il l'UIl1IlltHl tllllll ' ' -'S1111 11111111-1l C 'llllt'l'1' wnw Il Xlllllljl 1111 WI111 I1: 1 Xsl Slu- H' 111'lis. 1't'lV l11'11w11 t'llllN l 11l I11 ll1 111' llll' 1-itv :1111I Ht111I1-11t t'111111111tt11 '-1111 tm1'11 1111! i11 tl 1l1'1fw 111111 t1 1 l1 1l1-1 1 1:11111-1l l.1111. '11X UI l1 Tllcru was an young lady valluml llany. XYll0Sl! fmeu was :ls lm1'i,g'ln1, am tho day. XX'it,l1 al. niuu grm'vI'ul walk, Aml lull ul lll'lQlll' talk. Shu lu-pt, thu wlmla- uolll-go quill- jlily. 'l'lu'ru was am .X'0llIl,L1' lN'l'S0ll mumwl Pug' XX'lm ill, lzllwlv Ill-xv into il TRIIQU. li s I 1 XX'll1-11 lflll'-X' uslu-xl Xvllilll H ilu- Slw roplim-al Iifs ilu- mlivt: l'x'u haul nntlnng lo Dill, lm' Zlll zlgv. Miss Mnml wont, tu town 'l'n buy al. new g'0XX'll. -Xml got, ii,-thu HXX'l'l'l,l'Slf tllalifs llIRlll4'. .Hut wllvn sho mum- lruvk. .Xl:ls! alml ulzufk! Xll'l'4'lI l'llX X' upon thu girls lPl'l'lX'l'll. 9-XJ!awL,. I 'l'lu-rv was an 'X'1lllll,2' pm-mmm mum-ll Nlilllx XX'l1osc clotllus were oxvvvmlillgly frilly. Nlne mlimllfil m-mlm-:lvnr 'l'u ln- X'l'l X' 1-lm-V1-1'. llul, mnlumly mfoulml will lll'l' silly. 'I'lu-ra- was :1 'X'l7lllliLf In-rsml mum-ml H4-ss. XX'lm lilu-cl lHlNli1'l.-llllll lJl'l,l,l'l' ilmn mln-ss Slufml sm-l'iIi1-U r'lul,ll4-ra .Xml frm-oxu ull' lll'l' lum- 'l'u XX'ilL1'll illl ulml lmslu-1,-lmll lm-ss. XX1lli il lar. allislrmftm-el sur, .Xml will: wild, mlislu-vvlvml lmir, Nha' tom-lu-ll thu kvys with 1':n'1'. Aml with sm liul, tlw 2llllllK'lli'0 l,lll'llI'4l :xml ram. l'l'l'll from llc-wsllc-lm. lo Dam, .Xs soon as she lllifilll, Poor 'Nl iss C' llil . l 014 'l'lu-ro wus u young person uauuucl llnum, Who 4-1-1'l,:1i11ly mlial likv to lrorrow. Your voulz uuml your hall.. Your glows illlll :Ill lhul, Looked Llu-ir lu-sl wlwu worn hy young' I.:uu'n 'l'll0l'l' wus il young lauly uunulml l'rilz. Hn whosv hull' we-l'v hows of gn-:nt lll'lj.2'lll llul, sho sol. us thu sllylv. f E 'l'ho' for quill' u ,Ul'l'il-ll whilv Q l 'l'hu i'0lllll.l V girls 4-rim-ml What -1 si'-'l1t,! K H I'lu-rv wus an voulw' nm-rsou ll2llll1'Kl Yomh-r. . P. Who slznym-cl in an snmll f.1'l'l'l'll pu,Lg'o1lal. llv ch-ull oul, ilu' luuil. M, an pam- likm- u snail: 'l'huu mu from tho small ,L2'l'l'0ll pugomlal. Us 1132 ,pf lxl jfaculty llboetic You ask I'our lines. The iirst he this : f Q The second thus he spoke : X 5 The third a har : -9 the fourth a star Made with one zigzag stroke : These four lines may the Facility Write oft at R.-M. W. U. : NX' W. W l'he Southern and the Northern maidens to Prof. Davis say: ' Which of all the States think you the host? Now, in answering, it is well to heware. take care, I3 1. n lm And really it is wisest not to sa '. . Yon've asked me to mingle my verse With that of my I nc-nlty chums, And told me to he quite terse: Don't go tlirongh life seeking plums. .I II I! PAST POLITICS ANI! I'RlCSl'IN'I' IIISTOIIY. If cial, n'vsl moi, cried 'Louis Grand, And thought. no douht. hc-'d make a hit. thu' President, with wave of hand, Rough Rider like, says I am, tl. - A young miss with requisite knowledge Packed her trunk and migrated to College. Seeing there more than common appliances She determined to study the sciences. She discovered the age of the planet, tfonld distinguish a. gm-iss rock from granileg ,Learned the test to apply for a. carbonate, But knew best of the lot amorph-silicate. Hy Chem. I there was caused cerohration. Which in U. Ilf hecame ratiocination. 'l'he elI'cet thus produced she felt to be great. But its size she could hardly approxilnatc. I . W M 163 I. 'II I DER TAFEL GEWIDMET SCllWAGlIl'Ill AUSDRUCK UNS'l'EllIlLlUIlEI! LIEIIIC UND TREUE. ALS EIN Chlrll Ellen 1illl,lllll'lll0 Al2lfl'glll'f'll li2lllf0ll. lliliull Mattie ' Mildred Fill' Gold llllll lfldelstoill, Wie Blllflll' voll silsls lvlllll. Ach liillllllf, ivh I So glibc ivh, ich schwiil , Nllllll Ilclwllsgliick wilrd' lilllf0l1 l iil' jl'1l6ll Tug cill Jallr, Dllss sic llleill llligcll will , Neill Eigvll gtlllZ llllil gllr. North. oust, llllfl west, l S0!'ll'C'll04l ill Villll Vol' tho 'lhvolltivtll Oolltllry C0lll1l,0l'lllll'lS Of .l'l0ll'll, llllweuv, 1'ol'till wise. allld ll0l'l'alillv. Falil' lvolllvll of old who XVOII ull lll lll't?l. 'l'o the Sfllltlllllllll l l.lll'llCll, llislcolllwlgocl qllilv. Allll the slm'l'ot: thvll was l'0V01ll0Il to lll0. For all wore f0llllll to g'lll!lll0ll llly sigllt. G2ll,ll0l'0il ll0l'l' ill the R. N. XV. C. And do you toll lllo of ll lV0lIlflI1,S f0llQllI'? 'I'llsh, lllfllli f0ll.l' hoysl with hugs. M.-I I N I..Xl I! qllllllfllfl of flu' lk l 0, Willinlll. didst tholl Yllrillly suy it. With NtI'0llf.ft'l' Xl'0l'llH lll0Hlf llllltllj' stay ii? Most vilvly let thy lllfllll-ll lNlWl'llY lfll1'0 lvlwll thillc- OWII Alllll' was ll02ll' to lllly tllvv? QOW, ow!J I l'ight boys with lHlfllJf'll7'R,u didst lilcvly 1'XIllllllI 'l'h0 while thy P0lll'Ilg'0 oozod Ollif lllllil-lil. At tho lfllflllgllt that sho might c-ull Ill! the rest :lllll give thoo ll, l1llFll0 of Kaltllall'illv's host. KNOW. ll0Nl'.l lfmlrfaiirdl. QJ. L X j llllllgll-l'lllg0tl to thc- ll0l'l,ll, llllfl tho S0lll.ll. and tho wc-si of lls Dilll lll0lllll,llll1 peaks poillt thc-il' llondsl in thc lllll0, llllltoly lllnvillg the S0lll that l'0slpollds ill the lll'05lSlf of IIS 'I'o ranch iflll'0llgll the Slll'f5l00 of lllllllgrl for the l3l'lll'. ' W ll L onversation Wllal. can a. girl do in ilu- worlml ? bln- saiml with a twirl of a lovc-ly brown curl. Now what good am I Y You van't toll if you try, Xml ilu- flash of ln-r 4-'vo sl-1. my lrrain in a whirl. Wlml, van you clo. and what, good arc- you? saial. and l km-w lu-r 1-yos wl-ro mlm-up lmluo. l'll in-ll you soma- clay, Aml itfs not far away. Nou may know what I say will just sur:-ly lm trm 165 NICK NAME FUTURE OCCUP M-lov wum' DO You THINK or win' mn You coma 'ro A DYICE 'ro 'rx-lost-: wno HAVE You EVEI? TAFGHT ' ' ' ' ' R. M. w. c.? V COLLEGE? cours AFTER You SCHOOL? Mugs QL. Hayesj. Trash QBransfordj. Sister Ruth QClarkj. Cabbage QClaribel Drakej. Head Borter QM. L. PJ. Kid Cannon. f Lovey Dovey QDowdellj. Kith QKatie Thomasj. Pudge Qlaetersj. Fattie QM. Xvilsonj. Priss QLee Robinsonj. Aunt Jerushy QM. L. NV. Dolly QNoelj. Father calls m e U Une Chuck and Mama cal me Girlie, QL. Dooley Lizard QL. IJ. Buster QBlaekwellj. Sorrel Top QYVilkinsj. lvhings QN. Humphreys Gina QReginaj. j. le ls J. J. Teaching Qlegionj. Missionary. QC. B. Davisj. To be an M. D. QXan H. T e a chin g till something turns up. QC. B. Drakej. Study History. QM. E. Cannonj. Trying to forget my present stock of knowledge. QG. Larewj. Singing. QPetersj. Staying at home. Qivysorj. Old maid music teacher. QLee R. Bookkeeper. Q Buddj. Actress or well-digger. QB. Grove.j It should come way up and i To fertilize my bmin. 1 take .1 Seat. QBIIIIB. lHad to take a degree, and ' i wanted the best. If will do' lxan HJ' To meet some new girls. QS. F. Gleaton Dandy. QK. Callawayj. B . . H. ll . . lt's ho ko jingo. ecimse Q :gory To say I'd been to college. Qlliddickj. I Qcasonj. That it is of a dull brick Palm made me. ulayy. v0l0r- lx- Drake-D 5 To grow tall enough to put College is the phce my arm around peopIe's shoulders. QX. Larewj. IUS jl1S! flb0llt IIS Iliff? HS Q To get rid of atroublesome possible. fpouyy. C350 at ll0Ill6. i QPearl Monkj. My second home. R QK. Whitej. Q where. Qfirovej. An excellent place to go if w n Q I came to college to try to you wish to become a con- ' i . l hll my head ln order to armed dyspeptlc' il gas- please Nature, who ab- sip, or a lunatic. hors 3 Vacuum' Grandest place going. QI. Randolphj. ,Because I had to go some- l Don't come on time. QBallJ. Cultivate Mrs. S ,and never take Greek. Bring a chafing dish. QCannonj. Never be he1'e a first year. Q Blackwell j . Bluff the faculty six weeks and then live on your reputation. Take things as they come, and don't worry over un- paid bills at Johnson's. QDOoley Q . Don't talk much when you first get there or you'll be sat upon. QlVisdomj. Taught Sunday School and that's enought for me. QCannonj. Yes, the golden rule. QCallawayj. Three days. Qizardj. Teaching the young idea to shoot and shooting the young when the idea doesn't. Brown.j KVHAT D0 You Mosr ADMIRE IN A MAN ? I X A XVOMAN. YOUR PEr XVEAKNESS? IVHAT Dol-Ls THE COLLEGE NEED Mosr ? FAVORITE EX PR IESIOX. Xothing especially. QN. Humphreysj Good looking shoes. QM. Porterj. Candy and violets. QLarewj Ability to take a joke. n QIVysorJ. I Haven't seen one in so long can't tell. A swell tie. Brownj. Shoulders. QJ. Brownj. Nice hands. QHillj. Manliness. . Straight legs. QIVilkinsj. Spunkiness. QN. HJ. Pretty clothes and plenty of talk WVomanliness. Ability to put on a belt. QM. Porterj. Stoutness. QM. Masseyj. Snap. Brownl. Tact. QHillj. Ability to keep her mouth shut. Reason: opposites at- tract. Cleaning up too much. QM. Ballj. Going to town. Callawagzj Too sentimental. QDrakej. Bats in the belfry. QS. F. Gleatonj. IVriting to Thomas. QM. El. An aching void. Scatter brained. QIVysorl. Having my waist blouse in front. QE. CJ. Making fudge when I haven't time and can't aiiord the sugar. QDooleyj. Stubbornness. QPetersj. General cussedness. QXell Drakej. Somebody to introduce the pony method of transportation. QBallj. A Frank Hall building. QN. HJ. A well-furnished parlor. QBarberj Hot H20 every day. QBettyj. A new clock. QX. Larewj. No transoms to the doors. QE. Calfeej. Good molasses. QHillj. Swimming pool. Hot waiiies for breakfast. QM. IVilkinsj. Separate houses for the professors or else deaf and dumb students. QRandolphl. The deuce. QX. HJ. The love of talking has made' me partial to all expressions. I have no favorite. QRandolphj. Good gracious. I'll be heydiddledy-squadratic- eureka-plumbago-erysi pelas. QM. Jones J. Trick-a-ma-doo. Q M'ysor J. Pete Jenkins. QB. Rayl. I want a letter. QM. Givensj. Good evening! I QHillj. O, buzzardy. Qqallowayl. 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H'-A-vt , -tit.t-titdanitw' -t -nit -itiiirt-it-I-1. .It - - of . tl tl . I , -.,-mlm ,,i... . . .. . ' '1'1 'ttm-tt-tw-mg,--l.---- 'L- Hltiilllllitittt IttUU'ttlI1vw1f'1 fH' ...-.,-- mae- -- -- It- I WWW- tt. .tif .rn mt .tW'n1itt'tiii5ti-it Viriyiwipi'-It ty ,tht nun . ,ite ... ,I , .. 1 ... . --eH'fU,f fm I f A Wm! UI Ili Emil It HH hilt? ml Hllulmym wmutl lil! tlIlLILfE,,J1:9Jg ' . ini' ' tlrittill' I ' Hwllhllllltitt.. tl .l.iHlfig,mH,kt , ., NORTHEAST VIEVV OF BUILDING. NI , THOROUGH INSTRUCTION, UNDER POSITIVE CHRISTIAN O O' INFLUENCES,AT TIIE LONVEST POSSIBLE COST. A CHRISTIAN TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, OPENED IN 1394- IS THIS SCHOOL THE SCHOOL FOR YOUR DAUGHTER? PERTINENT FACTS. BUILDING AND GROUNDS. The Grounrl.-: comprise twenty-tlve acres. well located, elevated, with fine natural drainage. The Imilvling is a handsome brick build- ing, erected specially for school work from ITIUIIS, the outcome of practical expcrlenee. There are three stories and basement- maln building 26024-t0 feet. with wing 60x-I0 fmt!! wide verandas: large and airy study hall, class-rooms, music hall. gymnasium, and bed-rooms tonly two girls in a rnoml: electric lights: water on every floor. with flre-plugs every fifty feet: Peck-Hammond system of heating tfresh air taken from outside, driven by fan over hot furnaces to the various parts of the bulldingl: Peck- 1-lamrnond system of sanitation tflre and evaporation, Instead of drainage and sew- crsl: all parts of building so connected that no exposure of pupils to weather necessary at any time. , CHARACTER. I. Cltristian.-lt was built by the Metho- dist Church with one single purpose- namcly, to furnish thorough instruction under positive Christian influences. ll. Tliornuglz.-Tliere are ten Randolph- Maeon graduates in the Faculty. The Principal. Vice-Principal, and the heads of all departments areRandolph-Macon grad- uates. and have been specially commended by the Randolph-Macon faculty for the work. There is no vain pretence or show. 77IIll'!lll!lIlt is the first word and the last word in the work of the school. lll. Nzrr-crasfrll.-The purpose and work of the school have commended lt to pa- rents. firuuth-Number of boarding pu- pils year by year for seven years-29, 58, SS. 130, 147. 153. 176. Number of olllcers and teachers in 1894, sim: at present, ru-cnlu. Value ot' grounds and building in ISD-I, 325000: at present, 305.000, I Three Courses. REGULAR COURSE leads to Diploma ot Graduation at the Institute. TEAC!-lER'S COURSE gives special preparation for those desiring to teach: Theoretical and Practical Pedagogy Courses. Pupils are taught to teach by actual lwfllillg in Model School and criticism by teachers. WOMAN'S COLLEGE COURSE prepares directly for Randolph-Macon Woman's COIIOE-IG. All extract from a letter written by President Smith, of the Woman's Col- IPBP. is to the point: I take pleasure in saying that the three students who came to us last year as graduates of your excellent institution entered college classes, and showed themselves qualified for them. This is no more than must reasonably be expected, seeing that your course has been so carefully adjusted to eurs and ten ot' your faculty are 'Randolph-Macon tlraduatesf' Send for catalogue, giving full information and illustratrd to show floor-plans, and spe- lal adaptation of the building to the work. Address Rev. JAMES CANNON, Jr., Principal, IILACKSTONE. VA. J. R. MILL ER COMPA Y 920 MAIN ST., LYNCHBURG, VA. , AMERICAN LADY LE I Dry Goods, Carpets, Mattlngs, Rugs, GIRDLE . Curtains, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Etc. Etc. ' Binh-li 1 - were :fe AT MODERATE PRICES. . . if, ,Lids NLT the kzgh-e!a.ss, best gzzezlztzes to be X seen in ffzis Store. When mee czeyzzezzkzfea' , I with Mis Store a1m'z'fs lz'6ef'aZp0lz'ez'es, you wi!! H Iwmf, I bafue no zzsef9r any enter. Make yourself know IWG 'm i,,,7T.W .5577 ,------ THX' l'l' H3113 1 ellis 51.00 PERFECT FIT'I'ING t' Address all mail orders to the firm. 311.00 35 I - S0 32-OO mgabwzlllulilvs Illaully II:1iI1-II lon on flpplirznlivn. it Q siasiassrfsasvf-slfssfsiasvwiase Qge IM' Q-It, will mnko your dross ilt hcl.- lft'l', look In-lim' :tml tool bf-t.t.m'. Thny :wo Iwmltlfully made, und dresses worn Wear The Alliifiin h2?I..f1:z s:fs.:ll.:lf: iss.: Ilnyrorliimfc ol zL po1'll'::t cursoti. lint. ii . . . nerlvvt uorsul, ls hard to Ili 1 . Most. Amerzeee 'I is I I :fig . ii .. A-Q1e .+ fl fi 1' JI- mf? Jqliliilf 5 15 EI TW We admit.. 1 l I-m's0t.sau'o lllilsllfl ln llt, ll. tlwury. 'Phe- XVOIIHIII must. lllt'Pll tho l'Cl1llIl'0ll1f'IlllN ul' tha- vursvl., ul' SlllII'I' thc cfrxllscslllvllxfvs. This you wlll not Ilml in nhl- American Lady, lwczulsv lt, is made to Ill, tho Ilving, IbI'l'1lIlIlIIlLf womn-n-not :1 Inypollwsls. IL is maulo in shaipcs 1'-nougrli 1-xau-lllyto Ill, tho ruquIl'omont.s of ull lmrmul lII.fllI'L'H-IIHII, short, stout or thin, broad or narrow, long NVll,lSl- 01' short waist. From SL00 to 53.50-TRY IT. :fir Whr-n m'llo1'lnu,' Corset. allways sluts' style :md sim' mlvsirccl. f ets There are many Good corsets, but the 'American Lady' is just a Iittle better than the best. I' ROBT. STROTHER, Pnovmmolz T1-1E LYNCHBURG FURNITURE Co. , F U R N ITU R E AND MANUFACTURERS OF NO. 918 NIAIN STREET, : : : : LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA. THE LYNCHBURG MILLINERY ' PARLOR. INTISS CI. IC. CI'UNN,INGIiAlN'I dz, C1 J.. Con. IVIQXIN 1XNI7 1CICiLlI'l'll STREI-:'1's. PRTESENT AN ENsEM1sL1a mf' IHILLINERY RICIINESS AND 1+lL1f:GANcE, 'ro me FOUND ONLY AT OUR 1CS'l'AlKLTSIUWlCN'l'. D I H A VISIT TO OUR PARLOR WILL CONVINCE YOU. INTERCOLLEGIATE BUREAU, COTRELL 8: LEONARD, HD 472-4.78 Broadway, ALBANY, N. Y, MAKERS OF THE I CAPS AND GOWNS .1--Ton-1 Randolph-Macon, Woman's College of Baltimore, Bryn Mawr, Barnard, Wellesley AND THE 01-Haus. ,.1i...1l-- llILUS'l'llA'1'ED BULLl'l'I'lN, SAMPLES, l'1'l'C., UPON AI'PLICA'1'l01N I G WE CORDIALLTINVITEI I - Every Student ofand Visitor to RIZUICIOIPII-BIIICOH I I I '3 Womun's College to visit and inspect our Immense I I I I Q1 5 .-,gr Stock of Furnllllre. You will find the latest Styles N l and Lowest Prlces. irmiiigf Fxfrl. A - Your friends, - 1 fl '.'0 9 fgnluk ' A '!- G 1 L LIAM if COMPANY, '- Q-1 I' I Ke Ly1zc11Z2urg's Leading Furniture Dealers. 'MMIWMJW --.M 9 1.- 5l5QT5 UNE RTHQBNEQTS 1 5 THE TRUE C. D. SILVERTHORN, JEWELER TO HER NIAJESTYZ R.-NI. W. COLLEGE. NVATCIIICS, IDIABIUNID IIIIOOCIIICS, CIIAINS, LOCKICTS, HOUVICNIR HPOONS., SOUYICNIR CIIINA. CU'I' GLASS - NOVICIIITIICS IN ALI, LINES. X71SIfI'.I NCI thxuns QR K Axxnulvcmm mxur Nr .. -MAH, I4INLiIifXX'I'ID Amn 1'1ux'n-1-:lm IN THE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE XVA',lfC 'I I. XVCDIR Ii AND .TIGXV IGI IR X' Ii14IPAI'1i1N'C I N I4IA'I'1 IX' I JUN IC AT IlI'I4XSON1XI4III'1 4'1-Lxluu-:H. THE TRUEH SILVERTHQRN, IIICT. EIGIITII AND NINTH STIIIGICTS BIG NVATCII AND SI'I'ICTACI1I'I SIGN No. 815 MAIN STREET. E3 Q if ii? 31 SPECIALTIES W 0 EE Ii O O FRUITS, if-QQ T' 5 if HOME-MADE im: C HQCERIE E 5+ MIXED FANCY I TOBACCO +22 if H PICKLE ' ' 4? 55 AND c IO N FT-ic 1' 1 4 1 N Ii 111 I-1 S CIGARS' ge 3 FRESH clTxTxul'.Tx nic,-uolTs Etc. E . ROASTED f: :Q 9: 41:9 5, ' ic' ff'xll 'ulxx f's'l x Ig, :ge COFFEE ' I ' ' I EEBEEE ig cg, No. 814 MAIN STREET 4? 424 ii? if +39 AGENTS FOR ALL Il K .-NI . VV. K I. I-ITITTII I I4IN'I'S IiN'0X KVA LK ING HATS AND AND 'IIICAQII IICIQS Sl ICIICS S'l'IlANV SAI IJOIIS HIIINJCID I IiI'Il'l The Kinckle Shoe ompan IIAS ALWAYS BEEN RECOGNIZED AS THE LEADING SHOE STORE .29 IN LYNCHBURG AS RICHARDS LADIES' SIIOES AND SIIIPPERS SO MANY OF THE STUDENTS IIAVE APPRECIATED OUR EI If'OR'.l'S TO CARRY TIIE NEWEST AND LATEST STYLES TIIAT WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO HAVE EVERYTHING IN TIIE WAY OI NEW STYLES FOR THE COMING SPRING THAT CAN BE SHOWN IN .FOOTWEAR mm z oo to 54.00 Q C93 . H 0X'0 'S ' wf:.2:T',sm'z..,...,.,s 804 MAIN STREET K- kl Sh IC opp.1.Aw BLTILDINLS C O, YLANDS ANKI , Q ewefers amd Szfzfersmzflzs DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR FRATERNITY PINS, CLASS PINS, CLASS RINGS, MEDALS, ETC. OUR STOCK 1'0prc-snnis the nvwost, und host, DI'0dlll't,IOI1S0f SI,IllllI!ll'd und l'l'DllI1llJIl' M:mut1u'luro1's only. ESTIMATES 011 Class Pins, Class Rings, Etc., IEIK'.,1ll'CI!lI',Il,'CIX guvcrlwrl hy quantity l'WlIlII'l'lI Wo only accept urrh-rs nl :L prheo UOIISISIIPIIL with In-sL worknuux- ship and high quu.ht,y. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES DO WE OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS GOODS OF DOUBTFUL QUALITY. VISITIN CAR S IND COLLEGE STATIONERY ENG AVED CQRHESPONDEN E INVITE HANVEYSDRUQSTOIQE 1 umm mr QT 'A1i'I'I1I1iS M In l IiRSI'I CI IT 191' A JNVEIKS 1lWI 'K D'l,i,'1'I 1D 1'1CR1f'l IlX I,I'IS AND Am. 'l'1lIfI x.A'l'1f:s'r TC DI I ,ET .AliTIC' IIQICS Amxl1:N'l' 1-'on 4 I Q 'AANI jx' 4JL'R HUILX l1'IllIN'l'1KlX DRINKS A H1-mcxfx U1-v ' J. OWEN HANVEY Pnescmrflone Cmsruuv Ecifgirfi SOS J. W. KINNIER, Exeuron, Srecm.. W. B. MONTGOMERY. J T. KINNIER KINNIEII, IIO IGOIIIRY III COIIPII I, I! H CHINA, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, FRUIT JARS, I Ir TINWARE, STONEWARE, Etc. I I I I NO. 1027 MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A 0 9 Ladies Watches 'IIIIIIIWI FIM, AT THE OLDEST AND BEST ,QQQQEQQM WMTCHAMJDMMONDHOUSE ' - IN VIRGINIA. i 9I2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Virginia. 'QA 24.-.,'--VI,17:-5:-,'.'-,A--' V V WWW- .W M, K E, ,-., li ts: MANIIFAI I'I11c1f:Rs 011' A1.1. KINDS 011' COLIJICGIC PINS, MTICDALS, CLASS JICNVICIJRY AND SPECIAL DESIGNS IL' JENVIGLRY. H Id IURICICS AS 'IIOXV 1XS C'ONSISfI7I1IN'I' XXVVPII 140013 XVfHiIi. dd Randolph-Macon Academy 9 fHI1l1J,I4'fD11IJ .J 'I'wvI1l.y.flvv IIIIIOS XVOSI, of I1yIll'IIIJllI'g, at foot. of PI-Inks oi' Otter. ESIIIIIIIIIICCII Values of 1'I:u1t,, E5I00,000.00. Prepares Boys and Young Men for College, University, or business. EQUIPMENT COMPLETE-INSTRUCTION THOROUGH-TERMS MODERATE. I' E SUMTER SMITH P' - I For Catalogue and Illllstrated Booklet alddress, . . ' v rInCIP3 I BLD1. ORD CITY , VA Southern Ry. PENETRATING ALL OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. BY ITS THROUGH CAR ARRANGEMENT, REACHES ALL OF THE PRINCIPAL COMMERCIAL CENTERS OF THE SOUTH WITHOUT CHANGE. Three Daily Fast Trains THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. THE U. S. FAST MAIL andthe NEW YORK AND FLORIDA EXPRESS. PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS OF LATEST' DESIGN ON ALI. TRAINS. DHVHVG OAR8 SERVE ALL MEALS THE SAFEST, MOST COMFORTABLE AND EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO ANY POINT IN Nonwu CARULINA, SOUTH CARUMNA, GEURGIA, fl7lcNNlcssla'1Q, ALABAMA, Mlsslsslvm, Flgolzllm, ARKANSAS, LoUls.1ANA, TmxAs, kc. , FRANK S. GANNON, C. H. ACKERT, W. A. TURK, Tmun viclc-v1ucs1m:N'r. '1'1zAF1-'lc MANAc:1m. PASS. TRAFMC uc R S. II. HARDWICK, GEN. PASS. ArsEN'l'. L. S. BROW N, GEN:-:RAL AGENT, O. D. WILSON, c1'rY PASS. .Q Txcncm' Aca1cN'r, XVASHINGTON, D. C. LYNCHBURG, VA. I. II. ADAMS, 1'reslrlenl,. J. G. PAYNE, H1-erclnry :md Treusurr Adams Bros.-Paynes Co. x me I Q' COAL, WOOD, LUIVIBER, BALED FORAGE, I,- jlxf BRICKS, LATI-IS, SLATE, ETC. Q-7f, l Fine Front and Ornamental Bricks. AGENTS FOR ATLAS AND OLD DOMINION PORTLAND THE MITCHELL QQ? COMMERCIAL PORTLAND AND FR1q1qgl1'1' XVIXGQNS. COMMERCIAL ROSENDA LIC CEMICNTS. LYNCHBURG A7 VIRGINIA. G Publishers and Importers of .35 Union Square, New YorI:. , M Headquarters for all the IMPORTED EUROPEAN EDITIONS. Catalogues and Graded Guides SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. Way! C6nWz fd fWfzfLfa:.fhn! Wuflffyfdidj .904 .fwzziz FIA and 1Zz1Akl 'e97?z1f1zz7lfJyf Qqfffzky Quint EDWARD A. ECLELAN D, Plumbing, Heating and Machinery Supplies, AGENT Fon ATLAS ENGINE WORKS. 812 Church Street, J .1 J Lynchburg' Virginia. J. P. Bell Company 816 MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA. PUBL151-1 ERS Booksellers PRINTERS Q Q Mfg. Stationers BOOKBINDERS STG- Engravers l 41 - N This Edition of H THE HELIANTHUS Specialists in Fine College and School Catalogues I Annuals and Periodicals Is a Specimen of Our Work .5 i COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS, STATIONERY AND OTHER SPECIALTIES FOR STUDENTS. Orders Promptly Filled Ample Facilities for all Classes of PRINTING and BINDING 75 ill XMWWWWWMWWWWW Q I 3 ' , 9 a 3 61 75? if u OU wx R 1 5359 Y 1-A1 'r 111 1 1 4 gl Yo1 1 1 ll 6' A farms - 1 1 x ll 'lg 535 noun 11 ,r C A N1 SA 1 ag, gg-, u,x1u1 'ro 0171: wo11K. ' J rdf 553,30 if vouns 1-'on 1-'INE womc .... Q , 15 5 BLENCOWE 8: SIMPKINS, 345 IWAIN AND lfI1,14:v1cN'1'11 S'1'1c1c1c'1 Q, 'Q if '53 A T fs- 45? 5 Q 553: M 4 Q . WWWWWWE THE STANDARD 5 XSCUE- A E1 . 1-. gg .fa Z 1 5:93529 E P' 2 YA. 'N Q 5 V m5HOE Om E 0 c, OJ 0 O ..1 4-9rO'JQ048x I-4 5 MNY -W U E OF MERIT 1 AINSLIE11 MARTIN. I Randolph-Macon College, ASHLAND, VIRGINIA. President A- C. Millar, A. M Hendrix College, Ark., in a late book, i Twentieth Century Educational Problems, who has for years been making a special study of Universities and Colleges, says: As Amherst and Hamilton are representative North- ern Colleges, so Randolph-Macon may be considered the best Southern type of the College which does not affect University manners and is Wholly content to remain only a College, A5632-Sialeaiesleaiesafaleei ir AIMS T0 BE A PERFECT COLLEGE. For Catalogues or information, address RICHARD IRBY, Sec'y SL Treas. l YOUNG LADIES SOLE AGENTS ALWAYS FOR THE LOOK BEST IN U 'IIIIDWIGI H U mtlbd li and H JGIIQSS miller H S H 0 E. S S H O E S I SPECIAL'l'1ES Ulf' GYNKASIUM SHOES. new was uw snoes mv, lil iflllli' Slf If ISBELL, BOWMAN SL CO. 903 MAIN STREET. Moose BRQS. COMPANY BOOKSELLERS ' , STATIONERS .Q ,,p ART DEALERS N ana4P1uN'rERs 39 Q il 'J if is : El gggstggs embossedf-ES-lligfvvstammrv M PICTURES Eltgfdved ZRIIIIIQ Zards r.x'NCllnulm Picture Frames to Order H' LOWE Nc VA- M0 A 53222 .l. ... CLEANSES, BEAUTIFIES AND PRESERVES THE TEETII, hardens the gums, and purilies the breath. It contains nothing which will cause the gums to recede from the teeth, while most tooth washes have this tendency. Price, 25 cents. CONTAINS N0 IIRITTY PARTIULES to scratch or M A TOOTH POWDER injure the enamel. lt is entirely soluble in the tluids ot' the mouth, and cannot. remain under the edges of' the gums and so cause them to recede. It is absolutely FREE FROM ACIDS. It removes from the teeth all discolorations and tartar deposits. It makes the teeth brilliantly white, and imparts to the breath an exquisite perfume. Price, 25 cents. is unlike any other preparation for the llair, as it contains no Sulphur, 0 A TONIC Lead, Nitrate ot' Silver or other poisons, which do harm. Most ot' the so-called Hair balsams, tonnes, vigors, kc., contain these or similar harlnful ingredients, and much of the face and scalp neuralgia can be traced to the use of poisonous hair mixtures, and besides they kill the hair. MUNA HAIR TONIC IS ABSOLUTELY I'IAIiMI.ESS ANI! IS NOT A DYE. The formula for this preparation is furnished by a distinguished Germari specialist, and is believed to be the best remedy ever discovered for the human hair. lt will prevent the hair from turning gray prematurely, and keep it from falling out, or scalp from becoming bald, IT WILL REMOVE AND PREVENT IJANDRIlI 1 , and impart vigor and lustre to the hair. Used by ladies and gentlemen, and the universal satisfaction with which it is received emboldens the manufacturer to guarantee it for all for which it is recommended. Price, 50 cents, PREPARED BY E. A. CRAIGHILL, PHARMACIST LYNCHBURG U VIRGINIA TERLING TAPLE .1 Fanc:yGoods X 4 E ' 95,61 BUT, not FANCY prices. ro 15,6 ..SWe pride' ourselves on W kleepmg, withougl doulat, t e most seasona e, pa a.- table and reasonable-priced Pure, Fresh, Good Weight, ,ik fancy goods fo oo found Good Measure. We are in 95,5 m mafw moons navel' busixggsgxlafi Please our tcgstorn- 934 xnfgggvglgisigo Zgsnizio . ' o ar n m ' Hom us, gizetixs E triial glides E lar Customer of You' '9' 9' 'in' cy E 4 Jr, 2, 5 3' GE 3 Ki is ff Ice ZYQZIIII 5 mdk2l'S . Frults E Grocenes Q 'First : class 213 E 1111 MAIN sT. 4 Bakers ag, J es Q or, qsa, J 41' X Ice Creama ,,, Gur Baker 911' We d0l'l'f 6Xp6Cf to sell all the 935 Most of those whg fgally know ICC Cream in LYUCHBUIZ. but what first-class Breads, Pies, We do 6XP6Cf,Wh6H YOU Want '13 Cakes, etc., taste like, EAT somethilof ELEGANT and 9314 OURS: but there are other DELIG TSOME, that YOU people just as good as the peo- will get it from us. Those x ple who buy from us, but- Who Know Say Ours is the Very Best ts? THEY DONT GET AS GOOD BREAD AND PRICES THE SAME nk Tha.t's why we want you to AS OTHERS, or Cheaper. ,iid eat with us ,IUST ONCE. Young Ladies i,73'f'K .'J ' 'E h A F117 I Q you DON'T wear the W. E37 ll Tp. A kind of clothes we sell, 1' li kindly send your gen- 'i rf-Q V X W ' y tlemen friends to us and we'll 'iii ' f f 7 Y f I 'lin QUE gf f 5 i l Make them Pleasant to Look Upon l, , Cf fjf F ZX Sincerely, .Lx by W D. . MYERS, copvmm '-iii , i,noiiii'i:r:'s iriiinu liars .nil ll0YS'lll1'l'lll'l l'lill.S2l-N28 ll.'llN vi'i:iiia'i' Ram' Mb -M 425012 Avadeffyf l1'noN'r ROYAL, VA. UITAS. L. b'Il'1I.'l'f DN. A. bf., l'R1'Nc'11'A1.. FACTS AN D FEATURES l. The lfui'Irling, with twenty acres of ground, is valued at Sl00,000. lt is thoroughly cqnippcd and i'lll'lllHllCll with every facility for the comfort ol' students. llcatcd lay steam, lighted by clcc- tricityg hot and cold water, bath tulms, etc., on every lloor. 2. The Location., in the famed Valley of Virginia, cannot be surpassed. Pure drinking water is brought three miles from the adjac-cnt slope of the Blue Ridge. The sanitary conditions :irc perfect. 3. Large Clfzsscs are graded and heard in scctions ol' not more than lifteen pupils. 4. The ll'l:ole Academy Life is under the same roof. Teachers and ollicers arc thrown into inti- mate association with the students, checking evil tendencies and inciting to noble eil'o1't. 5.. The School 'isa Port of llm Ruizrlolpli-Jlacon, Syslcm., and is hacked by the resources of that corpo- ration and participates in its intluence. K if REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PEQPLES NATIONAL BANK, .vu 'rin-: c,n,oQ1f: or-' HUHINIGHH. ,xi-uri. :am-lr. iooz. Bills and Bonds - --------- S1,438,334.49 livfll Estate - - --------- 23,500.0 Cash, mid Duc from Hanks - - 228.692 07 S1,690iQ26.56 Capitol Stock - - 200,000.00 Undlvlded Protlts - 22 ,l4'l.33 Ulrculfttlng Notes - 200,000.00 llcposlts - - l,004.l98.91 Re-discounts - - 64 180.2112 , S1.690,526.56 Accounts ol't'orpom.tlons Flrins and Individuals rcsper-tI'ully sollcltcd. J, W, IVEY, Y UllNlll0l'. r D. MOSES G! CO Edd Department Store 21,627 llbllkx , Ld! 'Wwff rf U wife ,,'v'7'Q fl :fill Egg ff ' 25655 -35x IAL '4 1ff Wi: sri? .7 S x 917 9' yjysrr. :r .aw 515. 'ffigfu qfgffk Q33 ' jp ' VERYTHING new and de- ,': srrable m Dress Goods, Silks. Wash Wgsjlg-4 'lfggf 000115. Linens. Iaei5 'All the best Qgrw ., . gf , brands of Corsets, such as the W- B., QSQ53 'L' If R. 86 G., CXB, Royal Worcester, 8lc. erik pa? Beautiful assortments of Wilton, Ax- fggbq 'mai minster, Smyrna and Japanese Rugs and Lu? 4253 9 Druggets, and the largest stock of Carpets vii' in the city. J '1' . . . 4- Rlch Cut Glass, Fme China, Crockery :M A ' ny, .Vg and Brlc-a-Brac. 2,353 We make a specialty of PICTURE . ll , N affix? 3 FRAMES to order. Mouldmgs of every Agra! . QI' . . K L ist, descrnptlon to select from. ,Ati 'I r -7713 0 Q Nqr. y a IBS V oes I ' L d Sh kia .77 IN f 1 1il'hX'l' X 1X1i1l'I'l'X'. X XR? rl' 'B Qgikst MAIL onmzus 1-ROMPTLY 1f'1m.ED. 57, ' Samples and Prlces Malled on Appllcatlon. Wilt? lla - ---M1 8 JM Jtgiw 0 Y KYB I 4 K-5 C 0 916 Main Street, Lynchburg, Virgima Il SMI 3225533212 C. M. G GGE HEIMER ,C fx , f.'i7W ,Zi2E'Sff'WQ?777 I H E , - ff . ooo ooo . 5 f 1, riff I, ff e42347c.uI: N15,.,f.ff9 ' . , . , 4 . . , f , I' , ,f'f, f 'ff ,'f,f9.'w1f' if-4? , 1, f, -,,-:ps JHVL 5 my, QQ , , vWQ.g,5ie,Z,:-vsigf 3 ' V: L-'f?1'fE1fJff,i,-,fd nz? ff',f4f1ffW'f'1'ff,2f 31 -I .,,.r' --.EQ . , -,,..- . .... ..... .. it li - '1 yvfiv 'f 1' -'-I 3 -fm . ,.,, v BIG ,i. T ij' iff f 151- 'gn 1 qw! -ffff 1.5: , f, f..- '---- ielAll2lI'lffn'fi1:aliIll, .Q ,!f'lIfl7.lfC N ' f- 'Mtg '-, 1 : I ' uw f Iv. M 2 ill, Q, ' ' -I llll X f 'I .41 1' q f I- ' . 'fe y .f 1 1 ' I ' 1 ni l ll 'Jig ff! 1 ' 2 w, ,I, I, ,fl ,,,, ff I Q f, 1 I L ' f I 1 Z I 1 Q I'II 5 fl X 9 1 V3 V gg 5 'p 512 Lg ff, : , 1- Qu 1 1 1 L Em If f fn- nil,--1 I f -- , fl - f:, - :fi T 1' 1: ' I v ru' I Vim 2'f f 1 ,2 f ' nj ID I I f 1 Y M T'S NEVER a. point with us to sell the cheapest I goods. but a. study to sell the BEST GOODS and never to be undersold for the same quality of goods. The name of Guggenheimer has deservedly held the position of lead- ership in the DRY GOODS business for MANY years Q-Vi . ,f Q7 b k-- -d '- ff . 'M fff' II . A I g35lh..fZvZZ 'Ig I 1 - T4 ff, -Zwffl ' lg Ill 2 15:5 A Wi lg : ::I,7' I S IE , fj . . W 3 ig: an ,ima .ff Fair Dealings f I-- If HI- its , -. ff. .F .r If '- ff - Q C t. ...sa-Il -I l I ft Best lalues W rl Y y Ikliu , ir wil l Correct Fashions I029 65 I03I il, glll I I lll, 734 i THE CAUSE. VIIAIIMW gfgdlywwe w,3,'Ui g tml Avl I W I, at fr 'Ns 'eff' I. -. ' I 'I' -' ,I I In-1' 1r':'. , I 1 .At gf .:...pl I.:.:..... l,., MII, M JIIIIN .u1Ir.l.- ...aiu L. 'lx xi i Pol-ITE .3 I IM 'Il N 'Mr 'Mm Il W I! . IMI: ,:,c,, M 2 AHJERIJIION I y yL' lglmflll II Illlig l' I'fve l!. 'l,Q ,Il e-nlxx C Readyztoawear Prompt Attelillon IIIIESEII ll l if IIvI l,w. H W' ',:' 'ml '0 Mf '0 'e'S- illflf 'li W ol f J HIIII-1 .I 7 1 A '19-'if? r I I I OUTER - 3 lliu-uni-ln-ig-1-nl--l-u -fII--v------ 1 -l ---- LYNCHBURG I M fe7,.Em .5 'jj For Ladies. 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