Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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- CARTIIAGE C D L LEGE 20 W Baird - Hubbs 011 June 23. 1913. Mr. J. Arthur Baird of Carthage. was united in marriage to Miss Georgia Hubhs at t11t' hridc's home. at Hampstead. Long Island, New York. After their honeymoon the couple mmt- to Carthage and made their home with the groom's parents, Mr. and 311-5. Alex. Baird. Mr. Baird is well known and esteemed 1131' :1 11051: of fricndss in Car- thage and vicinity. He was graduated from Carthage College 111 1900 and cntcrc-d Northwestern law school. where he was graduated in 1903. He practiced law in Chicago until 1906, when he accepted the position of athletic director at Carlton College. Northfield. Minn. In 1906 he 1x:- camc coach at Whitman College, 'Walla Walla. 1131511. In 1907 he came to Carthage College as teacher of History and nthlctic director. In 1911 111: was elected judge of Hancock County. The bride is a young lady of charming personality and has already won a place in the hearts of .111 the Carthage people with whom 511:: has come in contact. She takes a deep interest in the College and :111 its affairs and is highly esteemed 11y a11 the students. The 1915 RAMBLER joins their many friends in wishing them the; greatest happiness and success throughout their married life.

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NINETEEN lVIl-HI'FEN' At Exam Time UYiHI apologirsj Over the wires.- mmv ormping From hmlrllcad and from allark. Tllt' sound uf strung mthI wtrping, And women who want thrir mark. Tilt prof. ih' trnih'd from sunrise, Until long after dark. By a haggard crowd of rough guys H'Im lwg him for their mark. Nu clmncv tn rr-ud the papers. Just let him start---whcn llark! The ,plmm- hell does some capers; Smnonm- wants his mark. GARTH AGE C DLL'EGI'. 19 W

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NINETEEN FIFTEEN Little-Martinis On Thanksgiving evening Hymt-n saw fit to finish the work of Cupid and this esteemable young couple was unittrd in holy wndlnck. The wml- ding occurred at the home of tht- hridt-E parents. Rev. and Mrs. A. Martinis. Promptly at six o'clock the wedding march was begun. and the bridal couple marched into the beautifully: decorated parlor. where Dr. H. D. HOOVt-r performed thc ccrumony that made- them man and wife. After the ceremony :1 dtrlightful wedding dinner was enjoyed, and later the happy pair departt-d Vin thu: VAVahash for their future home. This Im'ablc L'Uuplc is wcll and favorably known here. both having been graduated fmm our school. Mrs. Little has for the past three years held the position of Dean of u'omcn and Matron 0f Dcnhart Hall. and has: filled hath must acceptably. Her charming personality has won for her many devoted friends. Mr. Little is :1 young man of btwrling Charac- tvr and pleasing pvrsunality. Hr. has :1 host of lnyul friends and an en- rinhlt- circle 01' admirers. He spent the last three years in Beirut, Syria. where hr held the position of prufvssor of English in Syrian Protestant College. At present he. is employed as a teacher in Mt. Morris C'ollcgc. Mt. Morris. Ill. The RMIBLER takes this opportunity to join their host of friends in wishing them the grrntL-st happiness and much prosperity thruuut tha whole of a long and useful life. l'AIITHAGE 1' n l. LEF- i!