Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1912 volume:

VOLUME XI PUBLISHED ANNU ' LI BY THE SIGMA PHI KAPPA AND PI THETA MU LITERARY SOCIETIES OF Peace Institute Raleigb, north Carolina ,€ ' . 1 m Greetings W I: .L ! ynii luTC. our iiicrry fiiriuls I year nf hu y f ranks. U ' lim H-raii ifHj ran hay ha, I an plarr. .As Tvcll lh-loL -iis each ;ila,l face. The .[iiririils sail Ihr -Lnliis ' fnwcr Until iii .ilic (111(1 iiiifailliii ' oii ' iT.- .-tiid .ui max YDii a 7cliilc fi ' i ' U ' t .ill cares that cicr ou beset. Co (©ur Cvprfssion Crarlirr iHifiS Cti)fl i). |[)asiun iBf Dfbirntf riiie bolumr of % n iCotus .18 an npprrriation of sjniipatlDi anb lirlp in tl)f preparation rlirrrof n. Editorial Staff XaNNIK I ' KTTl WAV I loKA I.l ' K M(. rill).Mi:i!V i l ' Mit..r -iii-Clii( J ' ' ' ■ ' ' !: ' ; - A.K.Tl.-ii, K.lil.i ■A Ml: Pi niuAV Ail K.iit Unix.. l;nvs,,„ I 1,,, ,, |,,|j,„ 1. 1 . II I I ' .isr ) Kll UiKlll S|.Al;i;,,w I I.I l; llMM I (JuHA 1.1.1- . liiMi;oMI,H ' , Illl-ilH-s. MillNlf; Tut Urn .s EiirniiUAi. St ui- Editors ' Plea 1 T! i-Mii-i- lit ' thr ciiiilracl with lii II. Wliii-ii r.iiitr:ic-i vi ' re i;;iii-il tn |i;iv. W ' l ' Mi ' i i;.iiiiii I.I a k nu- will — T(i let us li:nc l):il;nii-c td-duv. II l!(c-aiiv(. i,f the ilclit- Villi ;iiv ihir, llii-:iii-c cif ui ' W [■liilli.- till- -|ii-iii;i. W ' r kii.iw it i- liiinl fill- VI, II ' I ' m tiiiil till ' iiiiiiicy 111 liviiii;. Ill I ' l s, liiiirs arc liaril — Imw will wr kimwl jiiil iiiiii-li lianlri ' I Ik V an- with ii-. Fur when fniiii vuu tni ili.llai-- iiia--t i;n. Till liiinilriil iiiii-l i;ii Irniii ii-, 1 1; ixi; IvivsTKi;. I ' KAIIC l. W INTKIl Ensenxb Le ! ) M D..., - ' no! ' M,i DeT,.„st-TU«..t Mm Jo.o ■ Well l,i.., o - Mt.fe.w- ■[U .4.,«iw. r - Faculty IlKNin .IhlllliMh: SIntKAIMi, A, M. I ' lii li. r.ijiriMU .if ,,iii, t Ml., III,:,. ii.iiM,,,: I ,iix, ' r. Mr , sai;a 1 ' |;( k iii;(iiiki.;i;. Lvuv I ' isixcifm l:,l.v l;;ll,i«il, S,Minil,,r Mi MICI.ION I Ki:i;, AsMMAM |..M,Y I ' MN, ir r. 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X. ll ( (ILia Faculty Groip SHCOOL OF MUSIC .iA. ii-:s r. l;l!A vIJ•; . ihim Ni ' W ' l ' ..rk .l.iv,.|h, Tl,,,,,:,,,,. Si r „ ' U I ' lANd. •IllHlUV. IlAKMiiN L(i IK .l(iXi:s I ' lllST ASSISIAM. I lA n Mii.i.i) ' : sHA i;i; i;i:ai;I) LKllNdMII ' : IlIMAIS l ' ll|.il uf iM.ni II. ' IVJ.; .1,1,1 Lilh l.,.|,iiK I ' .frii in iii:i, I ' iKi.Dixc l•; I ' Ai i.si-: I (■.,H-r|i;il,,r,x ,,f Mllsi,-. L|.i|, SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION AND PHYSICAL TRAINING K,-l,.. SrlM„,l ,,f IV Mr- MAi; i; I ' dW ij ' .i; Mathon Mi-- KAIF, KDISdN Dr, III i;i:i; r man w dod. m. d A ni.MiWT I ' llVSK I N III. Ill i;i:i; I ii.w wikiIi. .h. i. . s-l.-1 T I ' llV.-K lAX i[i;i,i;, 111, ail; wallacic J.IUHAItl.VN F.LIZAHETII y c(iy.E Srri;KiMi;.Mn:. T m Pi{. iici: FaCILTY GRllt-T Co 3 tSraiiDmotljcr ( W ' l ' l ' ii ( ' ii l;vsA. Til i;m IMS. ) ' I ' wiis cniiil r;iiii lliiil wi ' oiiiilil llicsi ' di ' lic-ilc liiii ' s. Til. ' KlMIMlilli; Mill. Ihr -Ulllll wilHl ' -. n,|,,rnll. I.IVIllll. 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VM.lll.l ili.li.Ml... ,|1M|.. ;i, ' .Llli|.li lM..I. 2 •: 2 ' I ' K; Caliliiiii !■ r.-,lilii.i ii l ' .:i-k..| l ' .;ill r.Mlii, I ' unn-11; jii ' MiiiiT stii.i.iit i;...h i ..mi.ii. mii ij; s.-m. Y. W. V. A. Ciibinct. Plll-lli; it-ncta] v Senii.r Cliis-.. I ' .HI- 1912 The -nil olli-i- sllolli- On :i IciitV l,nw. S,-:illi.| ' lii;; ll- l« iiMi iit ' ii K;irli i;l:,,| linni-. A l.rjMlil ' nl m;;IiI Of III,- MinV ..wii ,i;..|.l. Of il- vc:iltli iiiilul,!, (  f llii- Sllll. Ili,;;li,T :iii,| lii,;:lir,- ]| r.,vrn;] ill,- liuu-, Siii;iII,-i-;iim1 mii;iII -1-, ' .:u-k I ' I-.. 1,1 Ih,- -vn Tn lli,. n.at ,hirk hii„l, Vll,■l-,- il vlii-|„-n,| I,, iili Nvh,, ,l v,-ll Of ih,- i;l,,ri,.ii- ,-l;i Of iiiii,-lc,ii l v.-Iv(-. c. L. ] r. The Senior Class History TllK hi lcrv ..r ill. ' cln-- ..f r.Hi ' i llml ..f ikHiii-iI .IrvclopiiK ' Ht fnnii vrnhlllf Flvslinic.l t.. .liuuitir.l S. lliur-. We rlitciv.l -rlln,.! ill,, fall nf lilii imiiilicriii -INCH iiii ' X|i i-ii-iin-.l Frc.-liiuiii, wliicli iiiiiiil« ' r wiis iicvi ' i- lc ' .- ciii ' cl iliii-iiii; ciir r.illci i. i-arci-r. W ' l- wrvr 11.. I. at the liiiii-, awari ' ..t ' llii- fa.-r. Iiiii ..iir .xpcriiii.-.. va- -iiiiilai- i.. tliai ..f any ..tlicr Froluiiaii .-la s. • )ii .•iili-i-iiii; -.•lii.iil i- wi ' i-i- I ' l ' iiiimli-.l ihar w.- inii-t I.. ' iiiiliati-.l iur.. .•..llcj;! ' litV. a- wril a iiil.. ..ii.. ..f tlic -...cicii.-.. Vi. -.•.•iiic-.l. 1i.. v.-vit, t.. p t iiii.n- ihaii ..ill- -haiv ..f l.la.-k .•y.-, aii.l ..ft. ' ii ..nr S..|ili,.iii..i-.. fricii.ls .-allcl ..ii us t ' ..r iiii.liii;;lil |.i-im-1ii--. .laiii-i- au.l .■.nii-.-rN. ' I ' li.-rc wc-i ' i- t ' l-w cviaifs in tlir y.-ar lliar l.r..ki- tin- iii..ii..i..iiy ..f -.. ' li....! life .-x.-. ' i.l tliai llic T .. ...■ii-tic :;avi ' llii ' ir aiiiinal l.aii.|ii. ' l-. ami f -rr wa- a ri ' i-,-].li..ii L;i cii i.y rli. ' ■. M. ( ' . A. ..f A. aii.l - 1. ( ' .iIIi-l:i-. A- Fic-liiiu 11 wrvr 11..T j.i riiiitti.l t.. arini.l llii fi-ii iiy. iiiiai;iiii ' ..111- .li-a|ii...iiiliiii-iit ! Hut ..ur -..rr. . v wa- -. .1111 •what n-liivi-.l I.y a feast |.rc|ian ' .l fi.f us at m-1ii...1. !■ rcliiiiii ' .l alli-r a -uiiiiiiii- ' - acati..ii willi ..ur iiuiiilici- tin- sauK — .Manic Sc cii. Altla.iidi -..iiic ..f ..nr .■la--iiial.- .li.l la.t i-.tnni. tli.ir |il; - w.rr taki-u liy ..thci ' s. Wc iicv.a- M.-im-.l t., ,. vii -.. nin.-li ..f llic v..i-|.l l...f..iv a- at tin- l.criii- iiiu ' ..f tlii- y.-ar; at li-a-t tliat wa- ..nr f.i-liui; until iiif..i-nii ' il I.y -..iiic u].].i-i- i-lassiiK-u that the wcinl Si. ph.. 1111. re inrant --wi-i- f....l. Wi- lia.l said that wi ' wiuild certainly )iity tlie ]ii...r Freshnieii wlicn w.- Li-eaine ■■S.ipbs. lint Ffesliies iliil seem s.. fi-esli that we felt jiisfitieil in ailiniiiistirin..; thi ' neeile.l aimmiif ..f salt. What t....k i.lar.- llii- v.-ar A-k tin- S,.iii,.r- al...nl tliat l.ask.-t-l.all name. We were very t ' ..rtilliate in s.-l.-etiiii; Mi— W ' alla.-e as ..ur faeiilty ailviser. f..r -In- ha- alway- l.i-.-u -yiii|.allietii- with its all. ami al-.. an exi-i-lli-ut guide. ■ Well l.i- nii is half .|..m-. ..iir 111.. tt... lia ..ft.-n eiii-..iirap-.l its wlii-n disheartened. At the bejiiniiiiif; ..f ..ur .Inui.ir y.-ar ..ur numliir was inci-.-a-e.l t.. .-l.-veii. We -n-ere ]irinid t.. ha c ..nr ' iei--Pri-si,leiit .•li..s(-ii as ili-l.-iiati- t.. tin- Y. W. ( ' . A. conveiitii.n at ( ire.-nsl.i.i-.. ; -he wa- al-.. v..li-.l tin- -iiiarti-l iiirl in -eh....l. .Vgain we -vviiii a ii-t..i-y ..v.-r the .liLinifi.-.l Seiii..i-s in !.a-ki-t-l.all. 1 hiring; the last ]iart ..f this th.- h..n..r ..f .•1ki].i-i-..ii- wa- l.es|.. ved ii]...ii 11-. Vi ' f.-.-l liii;hly li..m.reil tliat ..ur l.c-l..ved Fa.-iilty tli..iinhl 11- .-apahli- ..f tilling that lii h [...-ill. .11. Thi- iii..-t .i.-lii;httnl event ..t the year. |ierha|is. was the l.anquet uiveu by the ■Iiiiii.ir- t.. the .Seniors. In fact, this was the eh.siiii; i- i-iit ..f the year. At last the hiide was s..iiiided tor the tiiial chariie. We returned with otir iirii;inal niiiul.er — s.-v.-ii — t v.. ..f wh..iii were .lestiueil ii. l.i- ii..te.l niitsieians. Altbuugh small in nniiiher. W(- assure yeti that m. elass has, ..r ever will, excell 33 :i-|iii ifi..ii- .-111, I I ' hi s -|iiril, (•iilliiiM:i vrr .li-t iiicl ion- mid honors. We lliiil vr iiiiiv ucvn- l(.s,. ihr 1 1 1 1 ii ' liii 1 1| iiv i :i 1 ( ■. I foiillili ' iicc of oiii ' Kiii-nllv ; we li.i|i( ' lli il r will |ii ' os|i( ' f h lliiir iii-l nirlioii ;iihl r. :iiii|il( ' . Wi ' fri ' l ihiil llicir I- will :ilw:iy- iiiiiIm ' n- .io .■!- .,iir walchwonl liiil-, iliiit we in;iy i n ■•{•.y- iihl lh;il wr iiKiv :iluMv ,v liiii.lr,] ,y llii . M;i,v ilir S. vcii of I ' .Hl ' cv. ' r |ii ' i - forw;ii ' il. ;iiiil in iloiii -o nniy wi- nrvir for .i oiii- nolilc ■•Ainui MiiliT, to xvliirli r now hill oiir hi-.| I ' aiTwrll. K. V. U., Class Histukian. ' ill S k ' Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1912 .Stai ' k i i- Xcij;iii Cmjomna, Wakk ( ) , ( ' nv ui Kai.i.h.ii. Pkack IxsTiTrn;. M;iv I ' li. i:i1l ' . WK. thi. .■lii. nf I ' .MJ. of the afniv iii,l Slate iiiitv. riiy aii.l .■..lli-c havim; at la-t atlaiiic.l. tliiv.iii;li :-ariii -t rrl..i-t-. aii.l iiiciilal ami l.hv-ical aiii;iii-li. lliai .If. am ami i.l.-al ,.f mir vrr.laiit Fiv limaii .la.v- — flic tatc ' iif Si ' iiini-li(..i,l ; ivali .iii,- tliat -non. with dipluiiias in niii- liaml-. Icai- ill oiir (■vc. aii.l IVarr in . nr li. ' ai ' l . uc -liall ,1;.. furtli fn.m flir-,- -,-rii - (if (.111- (-(.llci;! ' (lavs, iii-vci- to ivtiii-ii; a|.| ' i-M-ial in:; tin- tine mcanini; of Senior (jiiiiiitv. ami ihe value- of .mr vari.ni- |,(,,-.e-i,,ii-. we. in .■.m-idiTatieii of all ihe-e thinj;-, vi ll, l.efore d ' ' 1 ' a rt i I ;-, to ,|i |.o-e of oiir id ' opei ' ly and etfl.-t--. Tlieivfoiv, we do make, (irdaiii and dcidaiv tlii lo lie our last will ;iiid t.-ianieiil. l- ' irsl: We do hereliv appoint oiir lieloved and revered Kaeiilt.v adviser. Mi Wallace, a- oiir lawful cNcciitrix. to c;irr - into elfect tlii-. oiir lasi will and t,-.tani(iit. She -hall have framed and linn:; in li.-r ela-i m a |iietnre of the (da- of I ' .Ml ' . heariii,:; l.eiieaih the iii-eri|a i( ii. -In nieinoiw of tho-e departed heliee. Cone, hilt not fol-ottell. She -hall fofeVer hold -aered her athlialioii with the (dass ,,f l!ili ' . She -hall never heeome a Kaeiiltv niemlier of any siu- eeedill- .da-. S,rui,,I: . - oiir ino-t valued ]io-e i(n. We do lie(|iieath to our Colle-e Molher our many virtue- and admirahle eoiiduct. to he administered in -mall d,,„-, a rdiii;; to their ea|.acity. to the -tud.nl- ..f lUl- ' -lo. that th.-e voiinj; ' la.li. ' s ina - ii. ' M-r caii-e lier. ' f ih.- -tn.l. ' iil .■.mii. ' il ill. ' fiv.|ii. ' nl worry wdii.di llie .■(iiiliniial frivolity ..f th. ' |.a-t year ha- hr..iii;lil n. u-. TI,n;I: To our I ' re-i.leiit wr d.. solemnly h. .|n.-ath mir kii..wle.li;,- of llie tirt of |i..i ' try, ami lo -e for the -ame. ..iir -kill in jioi-tie -ean-ioii. and .mr .le.-] ' int. ' rpivtatioii ..f I Iniwiiini;. to he ii-e.l a- an aid to him in hi- pnhli.-at i..u .d ' an anii..lati ' .l .•.lith.n of said po. ' l. Fnurlli: ' I ' .. Mi- Walla. ■.■ w. ' .lo -iv.- tli. ' .■omhined ap- of the S, ' iii..r-. t.. 1.. ' n-. ' .l h ih.- tri:; ida— of th. ' .■ouiiii;; year in rimliiiL; the inaiili--a t ' .n- an in.h- ' fi- nitidy .li-i-rea-ini; .pianlify. ' Fifth : T.. .Mi- W..nihl.- vv .1.. .levi-e ..nr varh.u- and uiiui.-roii- tivalisi- i.u iMnration ami (d ics. to hi- ii-e.l f..r the iii-li-U(-ti..ii .d ' .-..niin,;; i-la-e-; als.. ..iir elhi.-al .ll-.-iis-i..ii-. I.. 1.. ' us.-d l.y ih.-.-la- ..f I ' .il- ' i in .li-.-..v.i-ini; ami ap]ily- iiii; ih.- prim-ipl.- of th.- -imph- 1 ' . i life a- liv.-.l hv tli.- pi-i-.-nt S,-iii..i--. Si.iih: ' 1 ' .. .Mi— W.-l wi- h.-n-hy i;i .- th.- ullimat.- re-ull ..f .mr earnest (■H ' oii t(. wi ' ih- i .I.Tii I ' alilN ].l:i , .iilillid ■■1 ' ' ,mi- .M;iii mucI Kvcrv W,,i,imi. ' ' ' . S,rriilli: I ' lilu ihc .luiiior-, uv ,|u ;;iv. ' ;iii.l .lc iM- oiir kiKiwIr.l-c ..f ill: ' ai-l of .liiiuily. ill,. |inuvr i.f i iilliiciicc, ilir l., v (,r l,:i niim;. mihI mil ' won- ilirfiil srijsc nnil liirl in llii ' li-iiiiiiii nf ill, ' i -;iriciii jininilc- cif Miss I ' ci ' i-y ' - ilc|iiii ' l 111. h ' nllill,: To 111,- S,.|,||s we ,|,, l„ ' ,|ll, ' illll a I, .11- 1111, 1 ,-;ll ' ll, ' l 1,,-lin ' , ' . , ' ,,111- |i,,sili f -ai,l S, 111, ' I- , -las,. 1,, ' Mriii,;; ill, ' lill, ' , ■ ' i ' l ' i.l, ' C. ' lli l;,-tor, ' |), ' Mi ' ii,- ti.ni. and a Ilain;lil Spiril l;, ' t,,i ' , ' a Fall. Xnillt: ' l ' ,. Ih, ' Ki ' , ' s|i i,-ii NV, ' ,1., ,1, ' vi-;, ' Mai ' i;ai ' , 1 |), ' laii,rs - ' YXw Way t,, 1 ' , ' a,-, ' . uirh iiiiiiii,-li,iii liial lii ' toi ' i ' lli; ' y alliiii|il I,, liial ill, ' way llu ' n ' t ' rinii ihi ' y I, aril tli,- li-ii, ' iiH ' aiiiiii; ,.f I ' niir. Triilli: ' I ' ., ill, ' liiliniiarx. toi- ill, ' Inn, ' til ,,f l„illi iiiir-, ' an, I |iafi, ' iil , w, ' i|,i l,i ' ,|iii ' alli ill, ' I ' i ' iiiaiii- ,if ,iiir -, ' -, ' i ' al 11, tn ' , ' Imii, ' an, I liraiii l iniiilaiil- li,i|i- iiii! ' ihal ill, ' lalli ' i- will lia -, ' ; n- ,|i-, ' i ' i ' niMi ' , ' lTi ' , ' l ,111 llii ' 1 ' iiliir, ' sin. I, ills than ,,11 ill, ' |ir( ' s, ' iil Si-iiim ' s. h ' Irrrii li: T,, iji, ' (i.-rman Cliil, w, ' ,|,. ,|, ' vis, ' liliN l iys (I,, li, ' s,.iii;lil l.y IK .ini-iii ill, ' siiiiiiiH ' r. l,v vii ' ln,. ,.f l., ' a|, •, ' al ' ) ; al o a ,lai ' i, ' iii;i liall. s,, ih, ' ,- than I ' .,-, ' |„ ' laN. n wlii, ' li ail ini -i, ,11 may I I, lain, ' , I „ llii ' ,ai;:li lli, ' ]i,ii ' taN iif iiiiai;iiiali,,ii. Tinlflh: ' I ' ,, III, ' . llil, ' li, ' . .-,„ ' iMii,.ii w, ' ,!,, ui ' , ' an, I ,|: ' viM ' a i-. ' i ' tain iiisli ' ii,-ti ' i ' aii,l inli ' r, ' -rnii: |ianiplil, ' t. II, ,w I,, I ' lay I la-ki ' l-Kall t ii ' a, ' , ' fiilly. 77( , ' , ' , .- ' 1 ' ,. Ill, ' iiil„ ' i ' - .,f ill, ' Sill, I, ' 111 l;,„ly. as a lidit I,. -Iiiiir in ,larkin ' ss. w, ' ,l,, I,i ' ,|1i, ' mI li lli, ' l,nlliaii, ' ,,f ,iiir nn ' iila! |„,w, ' i ' s, i,, I,, ' n-,-,! f,ii ' illiiiiiinali,iii aft, ' I- 10 p. in., and ,,n tli,, , a-i,,ii- wlicn William will n,,l liini ,111 ill, ' Lias; I,, I,, ' iis, ' ,| als,, in -linlviiifi f,ii ' i-xanis wlii ' ii llii ' iiii,liiii;lil , ' aii,ll, ' s shall I,, ' , ' xlianM, ' ,l. Fniirlrrii li: l.a llv, 11, ' , ' l, ' , ' m,,l ,-,,ll; ' i;, ' sisliT— I h, ' |,i ' , ' -, ' iit 1111, 1, ' i ' - n ' i ' a,liialrs---w,. ,1,1 iiHisi -,,1, ' miily l., ' ,|n, ' aih ,iiir iii, ' , ' i-, ' l,, -, ' an, I ,l, ' ' ,,l ion. liojiinii that it will li, ' iH ' illi, ' ! ' ini a|i|n ' ,i|,riai, ' ,l 11, n ' i ' ; ' i, ' , ' l, ' ,|. In wilni ' s- whi ' i-cif. ili, ' -ai.l .-las- ,,f I ' .Mi ' ,l,. Ii, ' i ' , ' iiiil,. s, ' t ,.iii ' liaiiil anil sral. this, the I ' llth ,|a, ,.f .May, HUi ' . (Sk. I.. ) Cl.AS.s ,11 ' l ' ,llL . (I ' l ' li) Kl.lZAl ' .l III K,P l.l; Sl ' AKKoW. Class Prophecy Ta.mi ' a, Fi.a., July . ' Ul, T.l. ' iT. 1)i;ai; Enridi; : — 111 aiHWcr tn the ailv( ' i ' li i ' iiiciit which ;i|i|ir:n-cil in thr Iti-l iiiiuihci- nf Ilnijiri ' .-i Mni iciiir. tVniii Wiwi- 1 u.-l il iitc. :i kiiii;- for iiLtnniiati.)ii nuiccriiiiiij ' rhi- i-hi- of I ' .ili ' ■j [i] their ■ ■i ' ii]iati.iii , ii ivo me j;rrii! |jleasui ' (_- tn write a hnrt aiToiiiit (.f ( arh iiiciiiK -r ..t ' thai u.itrw.irthy chi --. ami of the high stage nf (lcv(li.]imciit rhcy liavi- rrai-hcil -im-c rlicy left Pr ' ac. . I will liegin with the I ' rc idriit. ( ' i i;a l.KK .MuNini im khv : i r-|iiti- the luany clci-lrifyiiiL; -.]i(c ' rlic iiia lr liv Mi - WnmliK ' fn fho l ' hi|.. ..],liy Cla- nf i ' .ll- nil Ihl- -Ill.jcvt nf -Wnlnrn Shnllhl ,r fill ' llnllU- irakrrs: Men tlii i;ii|cr . ili. Proi.liqit iic -nr cliaiii;! ' !! her iiiiiiil, thar wniiicii -Imiilil lunc tlicir ri-ht-. Thi rla- fi It -iin- tlial -In- ..iiM lia c her ri-hts if |i.. ,sil,lr. liiir imv -! ■ ha- clrarlv linwii it. a- -he i- .■liicf iii |.ivfnr nf the Sail Fraiii-i,-rn |„,liiT. an. I mic nf llm lirii -cs| Snffrai cttc- { ' . ) in that city. Dnriiiii her nine year- nf -er ii-e -he ha- -cut nmre than l.onil criminals tn Stale I ' ri-nii. ami i- -iicces-tiiliy eentiniiini; la r wnrk. IIei.k.n .[i i.iAX. the veal -nciety niemlier nf the cla—. after having s|ieiit a few years in the atmn-nhi re nf the -tage. made her ilelnit in I ' .ilT in a ]ihiy callc.l ••The- Kcad Heart. ;iml In-day, aft, -r eight year- nf fruitful i-N|.erienee as a wnrker in the iheater, an actre--, dc-igmi- and prndncer. we are imt -nr- ].rised tn find thai -he ntler,- In the |,nMie a revnhitinmiry 1 k nf tlienry en the --.Vrt nf the Thiater. ' I ' liis viiiine i d. dicate.l I., la r Kngli-h tea.dier .d ' I ' eacc. .Mi- Kdilh i;. V(-t, wlin ,, iNlravagantly cnin|dimenled her Seiiinr the hy cnni]iariiig them In dime imvcds. During the year HHl ' her cda-mati- alna.-t knew smne ,lay ih.y -Imnld heai- nf KiizAin. 1 II llnWAi.-i ' lii ' ing nnndun-ed anmng the greale-t mn-icdans ■ d tin- wnrld. lint if tiny read --ddie l.n,-i ( )],]„, rtiinity they will -ee -he de.-idcvl In ]inrsiie annther cmir-e. a- |ierha|i- practiidng was Inn ti ' diniis wnrk: tliere- fni-|. -hi- drn|i|ied mii-ii- In -pend lwenty4ive years ' hard wnrk ( M fn jirniliice a lin .ik i { hair-rai-ing yarn- under the title. ■■ ' I ' lie Ln-t ()]i|pnrliiiiify. wliicdi. wliili ' reading, if any niie slams a dn.ir. ymi will leave yniir (duiir alirn|itly. Slmiild ynii want in !,, ,■ y,,urs(df in a really exi-iting imvel. rea.l Elizahelh ' s |irnihictinn. The cniiutle,-.- friend.- nf the deal- V. V. ( ' . . . President. El.lZABKTII Si ' ARiaiw. wlin. ever -iiiee -la- li ' ft Peace, uiilil nuc year tign. has heen execu- tive .d ' the Fi.hl Wnrk 1 ). ' |.ari m. iit nf tla- .Xatiniial Pnanl. will he interested and glad tn hear Elizabeth was married tn ■ ' an Earl last September. The il-..o,M:iti..ll WMfk -.IllTrlV.l II ,l,.llMr 1m.. ill RllzMlll ' tir. IVMlil III I i. il I, H- U :l ,,|lly Ull. III,. Kirhl V.,|-k |l,-|.Ml1lllrlll ,|r|inv,.l n C JN rNlvllllvr hell. I. I.Ul Mi- S|i;in-n v h;i I ' m ' .n Iciii ju ' i ' ii iilciil i Hnl with llii .liidiiit ni-k of llii ' Xiil ioiial lioiinl lliill hcv ilili-iwl- llil r lllwiivs lircji ilis:-| ill rill .!(• f|-,.|ll llllll tirlil. ' I ' ll,. ,.x,- .|l,.|il .■ivi,.. 1111,1 s,-i,ii,-,. sill, I, .III ,,f 111,. ,.hi-.. Katiiki,.|, k |;,.,.|.,i;s. wll.. f,.|. .,. -,.|.;il v,.|ll.- Il, ' l,l 11 |,..-ili,.|l W ' irll ill,. rilil,.,l Sliil,.. (:,, -,.i.iiiii:.iiI. ,.;iI;i- 1,,i:iiIii- I;i|... :i ' ii,1 ii fl, .nvii r, 1- -ii,- .,!,., 1 . l i ' -. W. I . Kl,.|ii in;;, ill 1 1 iirviiril, vii. 111. I y,.a|. 11111,1,. Mil lj,,ii,,rii|.v in,. nil,,. i- ,.f ili,. 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HOT YET BUT JOON Junior Class I ' dliMis: i ' .aliy l;llH- alhl Whiti- ]--|,.i«l It: l ' .il rt-iii,.-iinl OFFICERS E AA !■: (ii;. i ' :s , | ' i!ksii,i. t MM ' A W nil !■; - . .-. Vl( i:-l ' i!isii.i NT liKSSIK .IA( KS() SiiKiTMiv AXXIK liKADK l.i; IS iKiAsiKii: MITTIK nil, I. I ' lilT MEMBERS Xlll.il Cii.wi Mai;v Wiuti: l!i ssii .Im ks(,n Mrnii, llii.i. Anmi: IIk.mii: Lrwis FACULTY MEMBER Miss I[ ski Junior Poem ' cs, we ' ve llle fiirU of li i lii I ci-ll-l ll i IMeell ' I ' liree year-. Il:ive we hll,.,|, ,1 rnyelhei ' : K:n-h Mie iini: v;Mr li;,, in,,,„| „s Slill MN lll.T nihl Mii.-illei- in iiniiil,e,-; Vel have III,. Ii,. uf fi-iiiul- Mil. I rninra.l.- Itl-awil ll all elo-er all.l .■In.el- 1,, , lIl.T. ' e . we ' re i.iily live in iininli:T — Willi hi.ijli aniMllen- ,.vei- pi-evailiii;;. We realize new i. llle lime In aill I nnwle.l ,.; We, 111,. niii,.|i-,.,,v,.|,.,l ,li|,l,,ina Mill .,.,.kini;, Ai-;. failliTiil an, I |,ali,.iil ; tni ' palien,.,. ,.an .uily wi Wi ' ' i ' |. , |n,.i ' ,ir lliiis far. -,i may w,. |ir.. -,. ,. -,.|.. V,.-., w,. ' ll n.ai-h ill,. Ii,.i;;lil ,,f ||i,k,. I,,.! ' ,.! ' ;, iis. ' I ' ll,,-.,- wh,. lunv a,.|ii.v, ,1 li,,n,,i- iiiiin,.|.|al. Ami wli,.n ,mr ,.,.ll,r,. ,lav ar,. all ,. ' ,.i-. W,. ' ll n.il lM,,k l.a,.k .,11 ,n ' ii. ,.|a -. wllli ,liM.|.,.,lit : lliil. m.w, lli,.|-;- ri ' iiiain- iii-t ,.ii,. -Ii.,i ' l iiil,.|- al Kiv WI- -liall allaiii I,, ,|ii;iiiti,.,l S. iii.,r . M. K. II. N-J.P- i( s Sophomore Class Ciildl ' ' ■ ! ' ' _ _ l;il.... MUTI OFFICERS ' ■■ .MINKS Wli.SnX SI I ' . IIIM I ' .oMI •lusKi ' iiixi-; siii:i:i iiAi:i) . .NKI.I. AI.LKX MEMBEKi Xll.l, At J.IX Si l: Ih NT i:. A.iNKs iis,, ll.,i:..iin l; FACULTY MEMBER [■ii(i. r ii!i-: ( ' J. T Sophomore Class History IIKIIK was :i i-i ' iil -lii-, 1,111 ' .la . in mir ri-:ii cfni al i.|r. when Wf were t,iM I.I (ii ' aiiizc. . U.-y iiiaii.v li-ip-. In .Mi s Walhirc an. I llir ( ' lassiti- cali. ' ll Collllllillrc, nlllv live olll nf lliC wllnir UMIIiIht uf -.1 l I ll ■! It WrIV f..iiii.l woiiliv 1,1 !„■ ,-all,Ml .S,,|,|„,i,„.n-. I,, vli,,iii lan r a -ixlli. ,,ni- Kahy . ,0I. al llial lime in lli, ' I iili nuary. va allnwv.l i,, aliadi li.T -lf. ■rile ,,llr ,,|,| liil-l ..J- ih ' .. rla-. Wa- .■Ic.-K.l 1 ' |v-l , I, ■„ I , all, I a lll,.xl ,.|tirirllt nil. ' Ml. ' ha- I..TI1. nN-,a- ll,.l,lill,i; ll|, lu ' tniv 11- ,,111- l|„,lln. ■ ■Jl, r r,,,, . Willi lllis ..ii-lain;lil,T ..11 ' ii-il an. I ' l ' riii,.ii.,ni.-l ry , an.l. if wr .In a- uvll in ill, ' .-..1111111; yrar-, wc will lia ' . ' 11.. iici ' .l I.. w..n-v. ( )ii a. ■.•.Hint ..r fill ' w.alli.T wi ' lia i ' 1.. ' . 11 niial.li ' I.. .1.. nin.-li in al lil. ' l ics. lull ill th. ' S]ii-inL: w:- li..|i.- tni ' i;i ' i al lliiiii;-, -ii.-li a li. ' aiiiii; ilii- .liiiiini ' -. an.l |iri ' |.ai ' iiii;- sniiir nf niu- in.iiilii ' r-. f.,i- llii ' ar--iiy ..f 11. ' M i ' ar. A lii-lni-y ..t ' ilii . ' las- W..11I.I III- ii ].li ' li ' williniil ni. ' iiiiniiiiii; wlial i , in niii- I ' -liiiiali.m, .ni. ' ..f lli. ' iii..-t iiii|.ni ' laiil i ' i ' iil- ..f llir yvai ' . On lli • iiii lil .,f l ' ' l,niai-y I w. ' iily-. ' . ' nii.l. al Iw. ' lv, ' .. ' .-Inck, all lli.- S.,|,liniiinn ' - i atli. ' iv.l in a |M ' a.-lii-. 1 111. r.-a.ly tm a f. a-l ; Im ' . a- Mi-. Sln,-kai-.l wniil.l iml ,i;ivi ' n- li..li.liiy. w, ' wnn- .l. ' l ' .-i-niin. .1 I,. .-, ' l. ' l,|-al.- (;,-.,|-i;.- Wa-liiiiiilnn ' s liii-lli.lay in -. ' way. .Vfl. ' i- w. ' ha. I all asM ' iiihl. ' .l. 11. . I l.,.,kiiiii .|nil, ' a- -Iccpy a- when ihi- lifli-.-11-iiiiiiiil.- hi ' il 1-iiii:- al 7:ln a. m.. w.- .-r.-pl -..ftly I., lli. ' i yiii. afrai.l .-V. ' ll In hl-. ' lllhc Inn. I. We llKlil. ' iIk ' ll ' ip sll.-i-l ' -.,-f 1 1 1 ly , allll W. ' l-r s.i.,11 . ' II j. .y i 11, .,111- .-alahl. ' -. Whal i- llial S.,iii, ' l„„ly ,-,,iiiin,i; Oh. il. ' ar! Ml-. K. wi. ' -r i- i-niiiin- .l.,wii th.- hall. Whal iiin-l w.- ' .i.i ' I ' lu ' i-, ' wa- la, liiii.- Im- anylhini; Ilaslilv kn.,.-l.:iiii: n i-r ih.- .-aiiillc-, w: ' iiiiii|ii ' .l niil nf ihi- wiii.lnws, i-an ai-niiin ih.- -hi,- .,f ih. ' i;yiii In th.- .-lia|i.-l -l. ' p-. ' llir ,1 - nf whi.-h w. ' ha.l ha.l ill, ' Inn- iIm.ii IiI I, ' iiiil.i.-l, an.l u.-i ' . ' in h.-.l an.l -a-l. ' . ' if lu ' lni-r Mi--. K..wl.-i- ha.l liiii. I., -ay, -(iu ' l-. whal .hi.- Ihi- ill. ' an ' . liv i;i iii;; ihi- a- an . ' . ani|.l.- I., all fiiliii ' . ' S.,|il r.-. w,- ,1,, ii,,l wi-li I ak. ' ihiiii .li-..hi ' y riili-. hiil -imply l.i kc. ' ], ali ' : ' a -|ii|-il nf pal rhu i-iii, whi.-h i- fa-l .Ixiiii; niil ill .111- .-.,niili-, . W.- liav.- pi-..iiii-r.l .-a.-li ..lli.-i- llial wh.-ii ihal l..iii:-l. I., k. -.1-1.11- mil ,-..111.-. w.- will iiiak.- il lli,- ,-lii.-r .Inly ..f ..iir li . ' - In f..-li-i- ihi- -pirii .,1 ' I -i..li-iii. hy .-. ' h ' hi ' aliii.i; cvrry li.,li,lay in lli. ' y.-ar. .1. C. S.. 1 I. N.J.P Freshman Class l-l.cjwKi:: .Li.k K..M. Mnrin; -Xnll lij r.[ iiHi- OFFICERS i;A( IIKL lMll! |.:(;A l ' in.siiii. T i:iMl !•: •! All-: -|, i:-I ' ki.siii|. xr lllA WII.IJAMS ShlllKTAUV IAI;ri_ IIIX THKASlRKll MEMBERS Kl LAI I M. l I M 1.1 . 11 1 I ' .l ST llAC IIM K..1;M., V I. Ml 1-1 III I s,,N 111 IM V 1)1 111 IIIIV ICllll I Mill Kll l.nlS 111.. MI ' S, ,N I ' J M, I IAtK li.A W iM.iAMs Maiii:i. Mix Ai.Yi K Lasiiii:v FACULTY MEMBER Miss W 1 si Freshman Poem of the Class of 1915 Vr HIT ,1 h,n„] „f lilllr i irls. Willi linfirs nn Ihr mnnisr In rnin ii. ' r III Is. nil, I iillirr irurlils: ■„, irr Inn; ' mmr In I ' rnrr. II Ami ,f frnii, I Ins nsiiirnlinii Dili I hiss fur ,1 I nil, ,l, ' ii,nls. II irill !„■ in III, ' siniiiinr nniilinii. Wlii ' ii ir, liini In mil, inn mil li.nrls. Ill 11,1, ' . iinnl, ' , ' U-lifl.r,i is nnr , „.«- Tl,, ' ,in;il, ' sl r „« ,. nil. Wliirli 11, ' vri fnils lis iniih In jinss. . l„rs li. ' n ' l- l.nniril In fnll. IV Our llinlln irrll nlir jiliriiii ' ' , ' sl,,iirs: ■Wnn s,l„ «■, ,iliis-- : A 11,1 In i,r, ' ,..in ' ni in.i. l nil „-n, ' s. W, , ' nrl, linrr mm,- In l ' ,-nn: V Th, -hi, I. ' nisr mill Ihr Mnnrliiil Xi, ' l .Irr ., ,.iir . ' hiss III, ' jlnirrrs. Tlirir nnnnnin In nnr rl.r.s  v fi ' . ' l Is -niirs- - ' nliniils nnr.s.- TV Oin llnl.r ;,v „ l.-rri, n„r rrrnnj hirh. ' In l,r ,111,1 II, il null hi wi ' iii : T.i III fiiri ' n ' r. „i,, , ' „l„rs „— ' fhr ,;,l,,rs ,if Ciiiii l iiii.l Cn ' iiiii. 17 riii ' i, 1,1 „s li,r,- lliniiiijli ,-r,-,ii i iar Vr ,„ „ , irnrl.- ihiii ' l ,;v , ' . ■II, I ' ll, in- III,,;- l,,ii„ ' irilhniil „ f,;ii. Am! ,lll our iiiillis ,11, I, I, I. Kn. Ai.iA Ml X ivF.i.v. Certificate Class l;..,l ■.,u, l;h..k KriAVIK: r!,,l I ' npin Mirihi: ■Airii al tli,- Sl:ns- MEMBERS M. t MdllKi: AI,l.l-: . lioii.siK.ia., N. C. MAII A I III K, |;ai i.H.ii. N. C. ll; iNi; l;ll sl Ki;. mm ( . (il.Al) s Mill iii:i.i.. NiM lii.iiiiN. . c. l)iir(il,As SI I lli;i;l,AM). l m i imi n. X, c. TVyi « I:MI ... -11 Mi..|l L ' IIV FACULTY MEMBER Miss I ' .mlsia Certificate Class Irregular Class ( .11. Mis: ti.A.i ..ri.l I. lit. 11. 1, r I ' liiwil;; Ni.il. ' l Mill in: |-;s i- .111:1111 Vi.lnr JEAN AI;ll I.IZZIK W IVSIl l 1:1 MM, si;i.ii;ma lOl.cilSK ,IArl Sn Li KA KlMlv Mm:i I ' i:i l.l ,M l M.. ■ 1 ' ■■ Knill SilM.XMN Anmk Mi FACULTY MEMBER Ml,-S WllsllN IKHKI.ILAK IL. special Class ( :s i;,.,i iMuvMi; ' Am. OFFICERS i!i ' 111-: . .11 I.IA I (Ml si: t lai;a (lllXSIoN 111 KKIN iiAi KNl•: Al;.MSI I!I1M MEMBERS W 11 I II l;iM I hiM I .h 1 1 i;i KM M Ml. i; VK cs ' 1 Ml AltM- ACUL fY MEMBER I ' ll lAI. ( L. ' George Washington ' s Birthday GAWCI ' WASI|I. -T()X. C.-.nvisr V:i,|iiiriui,. v., ' cnm,. Iivjli. v,. iiioi;,-v, ■An ' liiti-h 11]! ili- 1,.. - I Ilow iii;iiiy iiin ' tiiiic- I i;i.tl:i fell vu ' ' limit if. v.. l:iz - v:i c:il. wIki ' v.i ' i- ; When i| ' u -.|iicv m,. t,.|- i;il tn tiiwu. iiu vn ' S|illliliir lul ' f Vi. ' tilllr -lrr]iiir all ' ilcmi ' llllliin ' f AftiT tin- liit ni ' ;| scniimi to her ..M,-t -.11. Allllt Nhll ' iah v..l,l,|,.,| inl,, the ll.ill-:. t.. ,-oll,.-l til,, lliaiiv Iminllc 4ir iliti ' inlcd iMri ' vi iiii ' In town tliiil ,hiy. S.ion -lir a|,|icarc.i at llir .lui.r l.ia.lr.l .luwii with iiarkau ' i -. ami f..||n v.| l.v a wli..|,. nriiiinit uf littl,- .larki:- can-viiii; ' tliii-c which ihcii- iiiothcf wa- iiiiaMf to lu-im;. ' I ' ln r wrii- |ihiiTil in the vai;iiii, whii-h the illii-tricni- (hurj;;- Va-liiiii;tiiii lunl c.ilhrtiMl I ' liriiiV c-iiniiiih tn liriiii; i-uiiiiil to ihc stc-]i-; ami. whin -afcly tiu-knl in. I.iiinllr- an. I all. lo lici- iiwii sati l ' ai ' tioii. Aunt Mafiah .li ' n i- urt ' . tmiiiiii; lint iurr in wavi ' i; l-hyi- t.. ihc lilth- iiirkaiiinnh- I, -ft h.-hin.l. OviT nil thr nthia- -iiln nf tllr hill nn ll.T wav tnWai ' il InUll. . iinl .Mafiali nil t nllr nt llnV llci lll inf-. whn M-kr.| IkT if -111- Wa- l nilli; tn tnwn tn i-l I ' l ll ' atl ' Ccni-,. Wti-hiii lnn ' - I. it-ill, lav. ■■Ctiu-i- Wa-hin ' tnii ' - l.iillilayr ' i-,-|,li,-,l lit,- a-t,iiii-lir,l .Mtii-iah. -AVy. nn. h,,nry. ,li- ain ' (itiwii,- Wa-liin ' t.ar- Imtr.lay. I  at .l,.an ,-,iiii,- ' l v,-ll ,1:- -, ,-nn ' nil .Inn,-. What 1 ,;;wiii,- ,-,-l,-lifati- lii luilTihiy ,li- linn- n ' ,1,- y,-ah f.i ' r ■■llnr ,1,-y - all iH-latin ' nh it ,|n ii tnun, .M ' fiah. ' n ' l-y -,-z it rnii n .li- tu:-tity--i-,-,in ' nil Frrwtiwy. . iinl Mariah ' - iiiiiihlmr i-,-inin,-,l. -Xn. 11,.. i-hil,-. V,. .|..ti,- i;,.l it ur..iii:. ' ,-a ,- I kimw- v- ' .-n (niw;;,- Wa-hin ' - tnii wiiz lin ' n; it wiiz .1,- -,-,-..11 ' .lay ..I. .Inn,- tin yi-ali- ai;,.. an ' h,- w-.n ' lial. im nin ' l.nir,lay- fn ' ,1,-n. S,-,in;i till- h,.|i,li--ti,- ..f .■,.iivin,-ini; th,- ,.1,1 ilai ' ky ;i- 1,. h, r i-iTnr. ih,- ii,-i;r,. i-,.,li-,.n. ami . iint Mafiali ,-..iitinii,-,l li,-r jniii-m-y t,. ti.wii. thinkiiii; ' almiit what a nii-laki- tin- m?;i-.. ha, I ma, I,- an, I ,-lni,-kk-,l t,. h,-v-,lf. Wla-n -hi- r,-;ii-h, .1 t,.wn lit,- -tri-,-t- w,-i i-,.wil,-,| ami thii;- w.-f.- wtn ' iiii:. ai inii- till- ti|.|. -:ii-aii,-,- ,.t ' :i li,.li,lay. St..].|iiiiii in t ' l-niit ,.t ' lli,- i;i-..r,-fy -i,.i-i-. .Mariah i; ' .t .|,.wn tV..iii tin- wai;..|i ami w,-iil in. 11, i-,- -In- wa- i;i ' ,-,-t,-.| liy tln- ffi,-n,lly fa, -I- ,if th,- ,.1.1 ' ji-,.i-,-ryiiiati. wli,. -ai.l I,, li,-r: ' ■II,. v ai-i- y,.ii. . iiiir .Mariah: Inn,- yn t ,-,.nii- t.. t..wn 1,. i-,-l -lii-at,- (n-,.i-L:i- ' a-liinL:l..n ' - liirth.hiy r ' ■■Xaw. ii-. i-i-],li,-,| till- nlil w..iiian. tinii in In-i- lH-li,-f ihat -lu- km-w all aliniir hi-i- -nn ' - hirlh.lay. - ' Xaw. -ir. ,li- ain ' Cauiiv Wa-liin ' tnii ' - Imtf.lay: ilal .Inaii -nni,- ' f.. ' n,- ' .Inn,-. V,, ' i-an ' f....l ,,1,- .Vim ' .M ' l-iah. ' razi- -h,- ,|nn,- knnw- ' I... lit ,lat l.nlV.lay. Still . niil .Mariah mill, 1 iml .iiuk - nitt tli - im-aniii.t; i.f th,- lhr,.nfi nn th,- -tr,-,t-. ami li-ft ih,- -l,.r,- a litll,- ,l,.iil.lfiil, wnu,h-riiig to hi-r i-lf if ]inssil.ly ,-h,- iiiii;ht hav,- mail,- ti nii-taki- tifti-i- all. Aftfi- Iciiviiip ' llic livucfvy Mitvr. wllci-c she wns relieved of sciiiie iif ller Imijilles Aiiiil M:in;ili .Irnve mi In llie Cnurt ll.Hise. Ileiv .lie ,l,,|i|ie,l, an. I va miking willi -..me iVi. ' ii.N, when ..n. ' ..f the huvver- f..r wheni Air ha. I w..i-k.Ml. an ' -l in nvIi -Ur lia.l lli.. ivate-t faith, .■alle.l .,iii t., h. ' f: -C....! m..fn- ing. Aunt Marlali. I ' m ,i;hi.l I.. -.•.• .v..n ..lit. Fine .hiv f..i- tli, ' .•.■l,.|,ial i..n ..f George Va-hin:;t..ir- hirtiuhiv. i-n ' t il ' . Tli. ' iv it wa- a?;ain. ' I ' ln ' ..hi iienn, was piizzl.Ml. Ml mamii;. ' .! I.. I.liifi ..nl iii t in tiiiK ' : •• ■a-.-a ' .Mar-a ' . n.-- ti . Th. ' ii tuniini; t.. li. ' i- li..r , ' -h. ' -ai.l: ■•(iwaii. .M..- e. if ' ti- Caw e Va-liin ' t..ii ' s l.iifl ' .lay wrW jus ' ' zuvll m ' I ..iil ' ii .■el. ' hrafi ' it |.ij.h|-. v..| |...H fiil -ti-aii .. Ii.. v l.utr.lav- .|.. .-han.L:.- ' I...Mr. jli-ivin ..11 Aiini Mai-iah cam. ' 1.. a t..,v ami .•an.lv -li..!.. ma.le -..m. ' |.iir- eha-. ' - ami ih.m hni-ri. ' .l l.a. ' k l.. th. ' ;; n .. ■. • r y -.t..iv. I...n,i.;hl a lari;. ' . fat hi n. a f.w ..iher aili. ' ii ' -, ami -tarte.l f..i ' hmn. ' . On ih. ' way Au- m.-l hei- maghl...! ' a aiii. wh.. sai.l: -A ' .. ' -.h.. ' .1.. I....k lak Samly .li- li M ' fiah. Whal ' - y.. ' up I. .; ean ' y.. ' -l.i|i a while ' ••l.aw. Imn. V. r -..t t.. hiinw; .li- am (iawiie Wa hiii ' lonV laitT.lay, an ' I i;-..tta ,i:it h..im ' hi lix m|. a .liniia f.. ' him. an ' i;ih him .l.- . h. ' ah |.r.-.,-nrs what I .h.iie h..n;;ht. I )i- ain .I. ' - m ' ..h .lin.e, hiil when .l - h..- -av- tis (iawii.- Va-hiii ' l..n ' - 1. ml. lay 1 lim— ' li-. an ' if ' tain ' heen f.. ' .hit. p.. ' liT (iawije Va-hin ' l..ii w..nl.l ' ii ' ' lia.l m. hnlf.lay ' lall. -Xellie Hill. Chorus Class MISS III l AIS MISS MICI. ,iiim; . l; All ' , . n.i . S 1 1 . Mm 1 T. ■ . .Ii 1 MEMBEIiS ,M llll 1 All Xm IV. h MdiM. Vj r, II SUV. Ill 1 M s. r.i f, l:iM !.. : l: Ka-.kix. . : ' ll  Mill. i;i 1 . III III 1 A II . Ki r II (l ;m . I.ui . W 11 1 11 ,M.i . Km p.ii 1 A- Till W 1 Ii. Din .ln l s. l.ciMI ' 1 s,. . 1 ' .11 1.1 . 1 1 1 1 1 Wi ST Imii .h - vIM.S. M M :i. MM r W LSI l;, 1 .Mill i i;, Ivini.i. Wllii.s Ms Svi{ W I.I M 1 . Post Graduating Recital r In Mv Ilrln,, ,r, Kv,S Cll.l.Jirirl,- .. A.lni.iiim, SrluN.IIrr r. All ()|.r,, Srrivl IT-m,, ,,,,,,, II ' . AlipMl.nkni Cnnieliiis li. Still.. Sirh, i-lirit Fivii-. r. V;lllr-r i.i-;,r|, sV ,,,,„„„„ III () .Irl 11, in ,l,,lr,. . n ny (lllirh rv a. Cllilll-nH ' ll DllllM.l- IIM FvrlH-ll .. 1, 11 Mrln.li,. ,|r I ' .MiM ' lS ) , .v v„W r. Chrlv Xllil liilrhrlrl y a. Minn. -I i;;il,rilr h. X.,w SI....|„ 111.. Criinsni, I ' clul (Jiiilirr r. T,, nn SiiaiL-s } Kibi LkNA UUI ' I! XieilULSDN Music Pupils Cl VBA ARMSTRI)N(i Mary Mookk Aij.kn Xki.l Ar.i.KN LrcILE TiEST LuVISE liElSdN JIrs. S.miik Hear Xfxl Blantox Sali.te BollDIE ZlLA Bt ' RT JlLIA BlRTOX Sir Boyd Sl ' SIE Bkowx LiXA Carsox LEUA fllAXItLER Lexa C ' oi.lixs .Jl LIA t ' lLHRETil Mary C. Demarkst Olivia DeKerry I.ILLIAX DrxcAN Iary Burt Exim Sara Exim Lura Fixley Be.ss Fraxklix Mary Blaxche (;oii Paxsy Gaitley ARY oriRiiv :Mary Hasskll kl.izaijetii iiowarij lU ' Tii HontiES Willie Beall Irwin III .Iack; ElIZARETII KlIJiDRE Kaciiix Kornh;ay Alyce Lasmley Miss A. H. Lewis Elizabeth JUCee AxxiE McDaue EiL. LiA McXeely Ethel Miller (AROLYX MiTCHEI- Cl.viiys Mitchell Kith Mitchell AXXIE ilORTCIX Thelma Xaylor Blth Xicholsox (iL.vi)YS Oliver Ethlyn Pexxy Ida Routh Pitt Mary I ' rvdex Madel Piiiii LOLISE Rascoe JIafd Raxkix Dorothy Kay Clyde Paper Mary Revell Veroxa Kiohards 1rvi I.INA ER K(l E I ' .IIYSTER .liisKl ' liEM. Sin KKAKD (■. RRiE Bkyax Sloan Con ' MDiA Smith MAR(iARETTE SMITH Fraxcrs Smoot MaRIOX STOI liARD LI ' LA Stoikard May Stei ' hensox EuZARETH Stoddard Faxnie Taylor Si ' E Thackstox Elizaueth Thackek Lois Tiioxirsox EHIA TiLLEY Fi.eampr Tular Mill N Wali w . ;me V. Eli l ' Ml riRACE ' HITT.EY Blaxche White Agxes Wilsox Sara Williams Lizzii: A ' ixsTox Hermas Stephexso Carrie Bryax Sloa lAlUK liKS Srsn; liliciv I.I A I nil 1 lAlmllN MlTriM.M, Kli.Ai.lA M(Nl,li,v a mi 1 ' kttkway I.KNA SlIAW ij l( I, lATK l;i III IaIK Kl IZAI ' .ITIi TllAC KKR MaUV ■| ' ll Ml• u l,IZ ll WlASTUN KtIIKI. Wlil.DAmi Mi.ss Haskin Art Class M S,,.|-l i: i w u M V l II M 1 S [f, History of Art Class Timk: M oVlock •[■u,-.l;iy aft,-iii..uM. Skitinc: In l ' «i e lii-titut.. Alt li.ium. Xo. 45. CllAKA.TtRs: Ml.. Mm,- aii.l tiM- lli-t,.,v ..f MX Slu.l.-nl,. Ait I Scene 1. iTI.e hell lu,. run;; ..i.l pail .,1 eh,., .is.eii.hlea n, hall. I Bkssik; Xaniiie, .h. y.m kn..w thi- -tiiHV X..XXIE; X,.. n„t me. dear. Wait there. Mittle. have yon l.een nver tin-. .MiTTIE: X . I jn- ' l . ,„.,1,,. M..KV: Ti- the l,i-,..l ine.s 1 ever =aw. II.™ ean -he expeet n 1. ,t n.ak. - wik: Wait, .nU. I.lea.e .hnrt ■■ . yet. Kill a little m.ne time. (M,,. Mme rii-hes l.v. the j:irl. Matter.) Hissik: ( iiie. arniie. l.t ' - walk U|. aii.l .hiwn ..nee mule. Nll.j.ir: li.....l,x. llM- niiiint.- ' s,.en.. II iThev a-...n.l.l:. in ,-la-i....in. I.ura an.l Kli al.eth ent.a alf. « ..i .1. with a l 1 .l,-,,..n,leiit air. I Mrs. Mork: X.av, .v.m all Imv,. a ui.-. ' l.-...ii l..r ■...• t.. .lay, I kii..«. Ei.iz.useth: i jiwt ean ' t learn it. .Mr-. M i. ' X.wmf: 1 know I II never j:ra. Ilia 1.- il tl.i- i- ii..-.— ary. -Inllr Mrs. Murk: X..w. I.ii l.lR.M Well. .,1 ...nrse. yen km.w v,a,r-elf. an.l .-xiL-.t n- t., k.e.w-- Mrs. MoltE: Ch.-e y.mr l„...k-. m,«. W la-re i- y..nr l.-.m V ( llea.l ..I.Miee. I What. liKSSlE J.vfKRc.N lhe-itatint;lyl : 1 think it h.-iii- .ni page N4 X.V.NNIE: Whv. wa-n ' t it li ' ,1. ..i .-h LlR.v: I stinlie.l tl... -ame le-..n ..v.-i. ,, . r 1 I , „ XKI.LIE Cr.vves. MirtlE H.l.r - .. M-vRV Wlini; i in ..ne v.neei; We -tn.li.-.l. ..h— ..n saiil— U. page 1115, Mrs. More: dirU. I gave y.ii .hapt. ' r is. LlRV Xo. in.l.-.-.l. Mr-. M.. ' , H a-n ' l .hapter IS, at all, .m .ertanil.N ga .■ .hap ter 15. Anvway. I -imli..! Ihal. , , w Mr.s. Mure: liirl- thi- i- p.-rt.vtl -er.-ainnig. 1 gavv yi.n .•h:ipl.a is, I.tR.v: Well. Mr-, - l..r.-, v.,n , , , Mrs, MciRi;: L.n:i, !..■ -till illih— ,v.ni are g..ing I . t. ' a.h th.. ela-. Scene 111. (Mrs, .M..i.- wearily ph - her .-..mh-. .hang.- lu ' r p..Mti..n an.l gath.-r- up -..nn- Mrs, More: A- n..m. ..f y..u kMo ' when ' ' h! ' ' ' !::-,,,, i-. uvll Imv.. :i ivview. Kiith, t.-ll me aliuiit the ileeaihai.-.. ' - .■ ., i , . i- ,„i „, .I ' t Rl-TH: It wa— .■l,-0, Mrs. . l„ie. y.a, kn..u I «.■„! 1:, talh.a la-t u.-.-k :,...! «..-iit ' mr-s. More l.ln.pping the half an ..y.- gla- «ilh «hi.h -he ha- h.-.n -, anniiig the page- | : Do von mean v..n .li.lii-t g.-t the le-..n li I Ih.- . ' ther girl- ' ■ h s. Mori iwilh a t..ne ..f ntl.n .li-g.i-t I : Naniii. ' . -np]...-.- yu tell n-. Ml!s. MiiKK: LlKA iput- Mus. Mokk: lA-BA: If- Mrs. Mouk i Class (in ■] Mks, Moi ' .k I Xi ' llii ' — ( S,-]iu- III „l ,|,n|,|,i,iu til, Klizabktu I IS fiuni 15(10 t.. Ill flrattie, aii.i Mks. iloRK: : Well, lii.iirt . l(iKi:: X.I. Ii. ' ili.hrt. : I ju-t .Miri iviii, -111111 lOlizali. ' tli. Ii. tills -tllir til -a Mas. .Miikk: Xi ' lllc (Irav MlJ.II.: V,-s-iii— I — I — I- .Mrs. ilont; ii|iiickly |iiit aihuite, anil pass ..vainhiat ii Li-ra: Mis. .Mini Ei.izabi-:tii : ll . vrs. , allv think I.IRA: 111 ,..ui i ' , Mrs,— .Mrs. Mi.ri.: I)., mhi i.al I I ' .rll tin;;-., all julli|i In I I lMi . Mm.-, ill . I. SI, ail. 12 .Ml till- l. ' arh. II. ■••III. ' I ' .i-ll: ' ) Eluding the Patrol IT xva a iM-imrirnl. siaiTv iii;;lii mi tli,. iliiii v-rii-.t nl Mar.-li. in I ' .ir.l: llic air va- uaiaii. luir llicn- va- a -liL;lil lir. ' i ' Zi ' -tirfiiii;. My lii-i.llicr lia ' l lirciiiii-.! (I li. laki- 11- Milt ill hi- new iiiai-liiiii ' . an. I. while wr waitc.l uii ihr rciof ijanh ' ii tnr iln- ai-rM|ihiiic . vi- were waii ' hiii the faiii.ai- -h-,-|p-ualkiii scene fnini Mai-helh. | ' nrHM i.| xiviilly in cnh,!-- ,iii a -en en heliin.l wliicli a ]ili(ini ' ava]ihii- ati ' air wa- -e arrani;e.l ihai ihe ]Ki.]ile mi llie -ei-een -(eiiie,! f,, lie lalhini;. It wa- an inlen-tin;; thin;; to walch. hill I ha.l -eeii -.. niany that 1 wa- •j. i whin tlie acTn]ihiiic lirew n|i. I -ay, drew iiji. lic i-aii-e willi the new aate ailjiistiiK lit mi the r. luf ;;ai-.l. ii- ihal i- |.fei-i-el whar i he aero- do. W ' lien they act wiiliiii ,li ' o]i|iina .|i-lanee they -«o,,]. .|owii from the A -eniie t.i the levil of th. ' lianleii. and -lide oiiio ih, ' laiidiiiL oni-ide the i;ale. We donn. d our wiap- and koiir -lal-; Wilhelin. Karl - aeronaut. -tarti ' d fhi ' niaehiiie ii|i the incline onto the Star iioad, and then let out her -piid. We weri ' headiil hy ihe .liiii-l roiiie for Pare dii I ' iid. oiit. when Wilhelm -aw the red and wiiile taiMii;hi — a iin of -iron « ind- — on all thi ' patrol, he i ' ered |o ihi ' . iirora Koiile. which wa- a loniicr Iml a li--- iJaiiLieroii- way, a- oiir rii;ht wiiiL! wa- weak. On ihe . iirora there i- a -peed limii. iiii- forrnnately for n-. a- we were Iryini; ni r acdi the I ' are hefore the carni al was over. We iiotici ' d a |iatro| haimin aroiiinl it- for ;ilioiit tiee niiniites, :ind now on lookin;; hack we -aw he wa- after n-. We had a id. ar -livndi in fr.mt ..f lis. aii.i Wiihilni wa- a l;oi:i| .Iriv. r. Sii.-.- hiiiL: to leiiiplal hai. w.- threw .■aiiti.iii to the will.l-. iplieklv put ..lit the lllinil.. 1- lil;hl- all.) lei llli- 1 dlilie ollt. Slle -prea.l her re-, rve -pe, .1 win;;- like a hii e l.ir.l. aii.l w.- h.nn.le.l ahead. Thi- -inMiii tiei ' eli ' i-ati. n look ..iir hr. tiili a ay. ami w. ' w.-r.- .hlip.l 1.. ] iit ..ii oiir l.r. athiii- liih, -. The hi 1 left ..llr .dieek-. ,,m] ..lir h. ' arls -eenie.l t.i -l..p heat- iiii;. W.. triiil to talk 1.. Wilhelm. hut he -at at th.- whi.d. intent mi carryinj; .■111 ..nh-r-. i.N-erv mii-clr ' ten-.-, ami .-ye- -fraiiud on th. ' r..iiri. ah.-a.l of ii-. ' e l....ke,l hack. Til.- pair..] plan.-. v u- iml -.. h.-avily l..a.|,.| a- ..iir-. wa- aininu ' -L.wly hill -iirely. . ' ii.hli-nly the thin;; ' h ■i;iin half in fun a-snnied :i s,.rioiis a-peei. d ' o he i-aiiLihi 11. .w. afti ' f .h ' fyin - tin- polii-.-. w..iihl im-an a h.-ax-v fine ami iiii|iri-onnieni. . - Karl, my l.r.ithi-r. wa- To he nuirrie.l in tw.. .lays. hi. hail a i; 1 rea-.iii for wisliiiiii n. .-.•a]..- this, in fact. ii..ne ..f lis w ' iv a;;er t.. -pemi -i-xi.ral niiilifs in i;;i.il. -., we .•xerld ..iir .•very idf.irt to iir i ' th. ' niachiic- .ill. Williidiu ' - -l. ' li.l c.aini.-nam-e wa- iimdiiini;. .1. except tluit his jaw was nn- ii-iially -ipiare. ami hi- li|i- .■oiiipri--si-,l int.. a firm, straight line. Ktirl was talkini; I., ihe inaidiiiii ' a- a jockey w.ail.l lalk 1.. hi- li.irs,.. while ] just -al there in.l lirl.l i„y l.iviiili. iliinkin,- K. iiiiik,. tlir l.„i,| lii;|ii,T. My 1iiis1,:iik1 .-,,.iii,-.I rill ' only niir.iiii-rnii ' ,! ,,ii,- in ili,. ,-y,, v, . He wms wMichiii- tlir patrnl, ami kc(-|.- iiii; Wilhrliii | nslc(l liy iiiraii of rlic -|)cakiiii; ' IiiIk-. ll lia l scenic, I a lo iiii;- I ' acc tVi.iii the sfarl, Iml now uur tailuiv va- huhIc certain. ' I ' lic i-i,i;lil win ; weak in flic hciiinnini:, wa showing; -ii ii ,,f llic -Iniin. an l wonl.l liavc i;ivcii way lia l nni Williclni ' - al. ' i-i c yc n,,ii c,-,l it. Any allcni|.| al c-.ca| c imw, in llii- crippled c lili.m. w..nM K,. n-clcs.., s.. we sL.wed down and wailed fur ihc paliMJ. .Swiftly ilic .iilii-r niaiddm- came a]nni;--idi- and drifted willi n-. . ynn- tVllnw t I up. and temdiiiii; hi- cMp sai.l. ■•.Spc.dal telc-i ' anL f..,- Mr. Karl Walk.-r. ' I ' la-n. f..r ihe ' tir-t time, we iiolieeil that lln- niaidnnc had nc radium liiilit in fi-.inl I It wa- nut tin- pali-ul. frmn whi.di we had he,.n tleeini;. I nl the ■•s],c,dal t(de;;rain scrvi.-c. Kvi.lenlly the joke wa- c.n u-. and vi- r m i m.t hhinic the na ■-.,,. ni;er tor irinnini: ' . a- he did ' lly i-anuhl the • ' lip. Karl was ... ndi.AcI ilial lie alna.-l for-.. I lo rca.l his hdci;rani. .My hiis- liaiid, hnwe i ' r. liiok .ail his wal.di. ami. rcmarkiiii; ihal a .lay ha.l .hiwiie.l. a-ki ' .l him if la- hail neidxei! ha.l m-w-. Karl luisiily t.ire epcii ihi- i ' ii (d..p. ' ami rea.l ihi- me—aiic. Iiriid ' . hiil l.p ill. ' p..iiit - ■•. pril |- ' .i..l ! ' riieiv was no nam.- -iiim ' .l, hill 1 saw my hn-hami ' - i ye- twinklini; ami 1 ha.l my -ii-piiaoiis I M AI.-I.IX SlIl.KAHIl. K Sigma Phi Kappa Literary Society OFFICERS l-|.lZAl;i: I II i;n i;i; sl ' Ai;i;(i I ' uisihim III III K Ih ll.si i ' li I I l:l MliiM LI,IZ l;i:i II imw Alljl Sk i;i i m(v M l II l; WKI ' Ii:! -i HI 11 M Mil.. MITT .Tr.: NiM;.s Sigma Phi Kappa Program I. [cTfilli; ,-;illc l Innnl.T l,v I ' lVM.Imr. I I. R.ill ( ' all Ki.i ..u;i:i II HnwAUH (Annuel-- willi (|Untaliciii fniiii lafi-sf slaiiii ' . I III. lira.liiii; nf Mil, lit.- . . Kl.UAi;i;iii 11., vai:i. I ' . lui-iuilinii (of her u ii .■oiii] , iii(.n) — •• ' I ' lic K.lifviii, l-llloi-i- i,f Daily I ' si- .if Sjaiii i Miss Ei.irii U. Wkst ' . Soim — ■ ' TliriT Va- a I Ic-i-u-i-c- Ei.izadkiii Spakkciw VI. Piaiin Srliciiuii— -AlcNaiiilcr ' s Uautimc liau.l. MI. nall.i llau.T lillii-li-aiin- lal.-l 1 In-Mii Cakr Walk, in I ' ari-iaii custiiiii; ' ) KriiKi, Mii.i.Ki: ami i.i i.-a Fim.kv ' II1 DcKaIr— -KrM.lvcl. Tlial the ' ii-r ..f -laiiu i- l.nirti.-ial. Artiniiativr- Sai;. Wh.i.ia.ms. Xc ' i;ativ( — I.(irisi, I1i.i i)N. (Willi liy atHriiiali -r. Siviiiii;; l |iiiiiil, i|iiiilaliiiii-. frmii Siui-karilV ••Fiii:iti r Liiir- ami .Millnn ' ■Pai-aili-M ' l,ii-l. l • link.-: .Missi. Wai.iaii. WiiMi.x ami 111 i:ii TX. i;r|iiii1 i.f ' rivasiuvr— Our liiimliTil iliillaiv raisnl iliiviin: |.a-l wcrk fm- ramlrlakra fi.r ihav iiri. ' tv hall. ] IiTtiiii; ailjiiuriinl. Members of the Sigma Phi Kappa Society JIaRY illK KI_ AllJN Xaxme I ' kttkway Clara Armstrunc ilAVu Rankin LotisE fiF.Ksox Bessie Reaves .TlLIA BURTDN LoriSE Beeson Lelia Chaxui.er Elizabeth Spar rc m Mary Bvrt Hxim Margaret Smith Sara Kxim Marion Stockard Lira Finley Fiuxces Smoot IxiuisE Hackney Pat Walser Kith Hoiic.es Sara Williams Elizabeth Howakh Minnie Walston Eloi.se ,Ia(.k.son Blanche Hoi.comb Margaret Jennings Ethel WdniiAiui Mary Goruy Evth Sai ls Rachel Kornegay Slsip: Brown Elizabeth McCee Xell Blanton Ethel Miller (Jrace LriisnEN RiTii iliTiiini, Velma Morrow Eulalia Mc Nil i.v Mary Reveli. RiTH XiciioisciN Clyde Rai ' er Officers of Pi Theta Mu Literary Society M:i.i.ir: iia iii.iiin (.ii.w i i ' ki.supk.nt KIIM:i. si:i.h;MAN im I ' ihshhm mHiA I.I.I ' : mum cnMIOin ' , . I ' rhasurku A7.7. V. A. W L MllN Si rl;l 1 m; .i( ii.io v.vsy Pi Theta Mu Program 1, Mr..l till- , lllr.l 1.. i.iil.T , I ' lV-l.lcil ' II, S,,l,, — •■ ' r 1 S;ill il... hii;;ii, ' rit i II 1 I.I ■ W II. Krri l ' ];ni (lllini 1 — -1 11 M.,y I.I Il W 1 I . .M V ' , l!..ilalii.ii- -Mmix II;i.I II l.illl,. I.iiiiili (OKA I,l:i. . li. li.i.Ml.Ki l. SiMli;— -iMrn lilllr I 1 olllr I Tuwil IrmM, linV.sn.I! -|l. Sn-rtiirvV rrii.iil mi, I mil mil Pi Theta Mu Literary Society I ' .vN.sv (i n].i.v Xki.i.ik (. ' HAVKS Mary Hasskli. WiLI.IK IlKAI.l. IKWIX Bessik .Tackshx Helen .Ituax Alwi-: Lasiilky AxMK UiCADi-: Lkwis Anmk Moktox Ol.ADYS MlTtHLLL C ' AKOLVN illTCHKLL Cora Lkk MoxniiorERY (iLAIiVS ( )I.IVER IiiA Koi TH Pitt lRVI RoYSTEK : Iay May MAKCiKRY SrKKI) DOICLAS Sol TIM Ethel Ski.[i;ma.n Carrie Bryan S Josephine Sherf Elizabeth Tiiac Elma Tilley ErNui; Tate Ruth Tate Lois Thompson Rosa Tredway Grace ' iiitley Helen Wallace •Tean ' ARr) At.NES WiLSOX Ida Williams Lizzie Wixstox Valentine Banquet T IIK ' iili ' iillni ' 11:hii|1Ii ' I i ( ' ii liv llic Iw.. Iilcr:ii ' -D.-ii-l ii -. .iij tlic iiii;lir n( FcKi-iLirx iv iwclflh. niiiclcrii hini.liv.l iiinl Iwrhr, w:i ill,. l l.,-;llllil ' lll cvrlil nf lll( ' r:n-. ' I ' llr l.;lll,|ll(1 IkiII V;1- .|c,-..ral;..l Hilh IV, 1 li,;ii-|- Irv iii-,l tr.iiii |,ill;ii- |iilhir. ' I ' lir l;iM,. u, iv ;in ' ;iii;;, ,1 In ill. ' -1ki|m. .,f :i -u:i-tik:i. ;iii,l Aimn tin- .■ciilci- r:iii :i nipc ..I ' ;;ivrii -niil;i willi ivd .mihHi- ;i- li;:lil-. Al r:ir , |,l:ilc wii- ;i 1 null I i fill I v liaii.l-| laiiili.l phiiv canl an. I i i. Till ' uirl- WII ' . ' arli iii ' all .li ' i ' --i ' ,l in ali ' iilini ' .•..-.Iniiii ' - uilii r. ' .l . ' an-, ' I ' lii ' -i . ' ..iii ' -i- wci ' :- ai ' i ' aini. ' il. l.i ' i;iiiiiiiii; willi ra]ii ' iVuil an.l . ' ii.liiii; xxilli . ' ..tV. . ' an. I iiiiiil-.. .M ' l. ' r lli. ' -..Tvin- ..! ' llir ( ' ..lie, ' I ' liin. ' ill. ' pi ' i ' -i ' iilal i.in- ( ill. ' ;;ifl- In til, ' |,i ' . -i.j. ' iil- 1.1 i ' a, ' li ,.lli. ' i ' , aii.l a l.ia-l I,, Mr. Si,„ ' kar.l. K.v Mi-- Xrlli. ' (ii-av. ' -. Ill, ' i.i ' . ' -i.l. ' iil n( ill, ' I i ' ni. ' la Mil S,„ ' i, ' l . an.l Mi ' -. I ;.,.il:i ' i ' , liy .Mi- Klizali. ' lli S|.ai ' r.iW. |,i ' .-i.l ' nl ..I ' llii ' Si ina I ' lii Ka|i]ia .S,i, ' i..|v. . fl. 1 ' 111, ' liaii,|ii, ' l, all a.li,.iii ' ii: ' ,l I., ill, ' l.allr.Hini, wli. ' i ' . ' a iii.i-l .-n jLvalil, ' ,laii. ' : ' «a- li. ' l.l. 111, ' -i, ' li. ' in ' - liii ' iii-li.il l,v Li ' vinV ()i ' , ' li, ' -li ' a. ulii. ' l, lia.l l.,, ' ii ti ' iiipliiii; II- all .liirini; ill. ' -ii|i|i. ' r. ll wa- Inn;; ]ia-l liin, ' Ini ' lii lil li, ' ll wlii ' ii ill. ' ;;ii. ' -l- l.i.ik llii ' ir ,l, ' |.a ri ii I ' l ' aii,l v .lan.-c.l away i.. .uir i in-. ' BANQUETS s3o M ' r R.°-T 3u Jflrmoriam BEULAH MAJETTE February 28, 1912 , ,„.m,t i. ■ ' Y. W. C. A. Okfk ' Kh 90@e MISSIONARY OFFICERS lln.i.N Wait. Ad. I ' n-i.i.-nt in XT lldVli. Si iT.-la A FlMJV. InM-ur,-] Y. W. C. A. Cabinet KIJZAIiKTir SI ' AlllidW , ( I.AKA AllMSTlioNC . . srslK HUdWN KM liKi. K(iiim:i; . Vice-Prk.sidkxt Trkasi-rer Skcretary llnuN Wai.i.aci:. (liMiriii;ni Mi,si,,ii,iiy r,,]iii Saka Williams, cliairniaii ])i votinii;il ( mui Ki.iZAincTn lldWAKii. I ' luiiniian Smial ( ouiiii N ' kllel liRAVKs. ( luiiniinn Iiitric.illi-i;il,- I ii Rkssii: .Ia. k-... , I1,;,iniiaii l;..,,in ( ..iiinii I ' M M-i i; I li.iMiii;iii MiiMc (■..niniiUH ANMi I ' l 111 « M, ( iMiiMMii l ' ,. l,.r Cnmm Miss IvniiL IIASKIA, Fii.-iiltv Adviser Young Women ' s Christian Association TlIK wni ' k of ilir Yoiiiii; Wumcirs Clivisiiaii Ass,,ci!iii..ii tlii- yr-.n- liiis Ki-cii. ;is i ' ai- :is wr call cr, ,,iic ..f -tcailv ]ir..i;ivss. Wri-klv iiiccliim ' - arc lii-M ill llic pavliir- cii Sun. lay. ami frci|iiciiily -.ciii; ,ci ' ice, cu Siiiiilay mVlir at the i-ci|ncsi ,,f llic -irl-. K cry fniivlh Sun, lay the .Mi-i,.nafy Cniiiiiiittcc takes cliai ' iic i i the si-rvicc, and (litlcivul iiieinhei ' - ..1 the as,. .ciatieii i-i ' ail re|i.ii-ts tr.iui the fiireign tie]. Is. ' i ' lii ' tii-st iiic ' ctiiiu ' Avas aniiiiniice.l in a must elfective wav. Snmlaw at .liniiii-. each i;irl f..iin.l at In r |i|a.-i- a |Mir|ile ami white a-ter. with a I ' af.l tic.l with .lainty wliite liMi.m atta.-heil. ii]i..n whi.-li wa- writri-ii the time ami place . f thi ' meetiui;-. ' I ' lic iiuiiiKil ivcc|iiioii fni- ilir Hcw i;irls Was hclil on ■riniix,|;iy llinilt. Sc|ifriiil i ' ihi ' Iwiiil v-( ' ciinlli. ami was an r -ciiiiii;- f i-cal iiLi-n ' yiiiakiiit;. I ' liiicli and -ainlwirhcv w.a-c -ia ' i ' ,| i.n llic pun-li, which wa- rharniiiiiily fcstiH.ncd wilh ihc as-ocial inn I ' .il.n--. Ice ,-r(aiiM. r-.ik,-, ihiinly hiaihun- ami nnts Kryr s,a-vc,l in ihr Lihi-irv. In Cmli-al Hall, sns|Mii ' ,l,..| lV,.ni the c-hamlcliia ' , wciv hnndiviU ,,t ' c.li.ivil -Irinii-, lwi-lr,l inl.i many -ha|i(-., which cnraniilccl the work. j ach irl a ;;ivcn a -I rim;, .ami, after ■(■miiii;ly (inllcss cilni-fs lo ivach llic cml, I ' .inml llicrc a lilll. ' -nn iaiir. ]■„■(  ■ ■ Icavin- f.M- ihc Cilia, ima li..li,lay-. llic as,.i,-ial i.in i aw a Irca fur ih,. chil.livii al ihc ( r|.lianai;c. Tlirniio|i ihc kimlm,- .,! ' Mr. Cdc. Icttci- writl(ai In nid Saiila, c |M ' c--iii ihc |iarli(aiiar ohji-cis ilc ircd hy each little III I ' Vlirnary. a --ceil party wa- held niider ilii aii,|iici ' , • { ihc a--cciai i.ni. ' ill,, iiirl- a|.]icared divssc.l a- diricivnl llewia-s. and cadi hrmnihl a packaiic ..f lleW(a- seed. These w.a ' c sclil In .Miss .Inlic-. tnr llic lica nl i fy i n- ,,r Ihc mill viliaiic- nf (ire,ai illc. S. ( ' . ' idle ciii.a-taiiiiiiciit |,rn cd a ;;rcai -iicccss. a- il nut niily allorded llic-irl- an cvcnim; .,f Inn, hut ]n-ntaiivd a ;;rcat many |iack- a,!ies,,f ' s,.c,l. On the tirsi ,,f .May every year lli. ' .May Hay fcsiivilies kikc |ilai ' e mit on llii ' caiii|in-. . llracii -e h...iih- arc arram cd, t ' rem wliiidi arc chl -arioiis r. ' - fivshimail-; and in llic mid-1 of all slamU I he May ]iidc. ils iviai ami white -ireamcr lUini; in ihc wind. Near hy i- llic ilirunc, en which -il mir huiicivd ,|ncen and her alleiidaiiN. ' riii- daN i- Imn; l.„,kcd tcrward u, wilh eiiihn-.ia-ni ami inlercsl. ' i ' lie ivc, i|,l- arc ii-c,l l.ir -.aidiiii; .lclei;alc- 1.. llie . -hcville Cmi- fcriaice ill .liine; and, lliiai, in c ciy way wc strive Ic i el ihc i;irls inlcrcslcd in ihe w.n-k of ihc a so,-lai ion, ami waul ca.di one to take pari in llii- i;rcal iiiovc- iiiciif for ihc thrcidohl devd. .oimail of all oiir -Imlcnl-. Offkrrs Axn Mascot Athletic Association MiiTTo: -T.) ilo ( (.IJ.Ks: (;iv. [. aiiil Wliite YklL: Athl.iir.: Aililni,-,.; ,MV in ..11 cviTl- ;;;lln. ' . •r..llMi- :in: l«l-kc-l IimIL W .. |il;iv tlii-iM all til. ' -anie. Aliil. ' ti.--! I ' ci ' IVa.v ' In Allileti. «, ' aiv aln.-. W,. |,lay tl,.- .port An.i witi tl. I ' m all lli,-saln - ' Atlil. ' liis! l;l I II MCIIDI.SIIX I ' llisiiil. 11 MIL MII.I.KK II [••I ' m sun MM II |; KI Smuita KITH Ml II III-: I, L ' iKKAsri Mish ErntL Ha.sk1- . ( Second Team iluTTi): W. W hitr :iimI Klllr W hilr ;iIhI Kill W A III uill «!• II n li ii.i lil y nf ,,1,1 1 ' liimi;;!,, 1. Mil ISI IIAl KXi; (AITAIN I.IHIM iii:i:s(i A Ml 1 1 iii;i iii,Li;i; |-oi: VAl!liS NCHISI KI.IZAI iiAi K i; KIM TIIA( Kh: 1. UK ■,V. .KIIIXS I (Uards C ' EXTEE Senior Basket-Bail Team •• ' luLuus: llluc and U.ild llrll.,! liall, ,! II, ,« ,rv. ■-.!..! riirlr ' - 1, Mil,,,, ll„. i„;airl- v ill, II- 111 all: W.--,, ' III. • rhis l|,:il ii;i||,||, Ihi- liall. I ' A-j- Ai.si ' :i; C.M-TATN I ' Ai w Ai.si;i; M, ic I.IZAI ' .KTII IjllW AIM) . |-(.I! VA1!|.S iii:i,i:n ii i.i an a 11 KIJ AI ' .inil SI ' AKKi l ..GlABPS (ilKA I.ICI ' ! Mo.VK: ;ii. iKi: I ' EXTtR Junior Basket-Bail Team SIoTTii; It ' s m-eat t 111. ' VHiit iiiicl kii.iu nii ,11,. i;i...it. I,m ..iM..|irii.. it urates on othe people- Colors: Italiy Blue an. I W liite Veli,: Vigor, vim. force I •Juniors. .Inniors. yes. if course. Tliey have vigor. Tljev have vim. TheV have tlie force of Snnnv .Tim. Rah ! XKl.I.ll- (iKWKS Captain ( L. I;a a i: i- I :nsr. am, M:r.l.IE ijRAVKS Forwards li: ! i. l.ii ' i mi; AM, .ii:an ward Guards IiK v| i: .1 ( Kviix Cesteb Sophomore Basket-Bali Team l; — A — ■hn.r: -l; iiK ' nt ' llh ' I ' riiir .•■■ iu, . Ktil Un i.lMr;,. Sn|, 1 M.llh. .-ii ,:,.■ IJnh. Ii:ili. thr i.- t, iil-. f.M- ,M S..|.||,,|M. Af:M ' :s WILSON . .( AETAIN- I ' OIIWAKU.S . IH ABD.S .i(isi:i ' iii i-: siiioi; sri ' . Ill XT .(l n Moi.i, ai.i,i:n !Ai:i KM Ml ' W II s KASC ' OK. . . i Freshman Basket-Ball Team ■Fnr vicldi-v «■.■ lr K,.l iiii.l I ' .huk Yeli.: IliiUnlialn,.. II ' ay. Hnnra; II.)..— ray— ll(.o— rii ! Wh.a fli.:l I Ii. ' ai you .ay F-r-e-s-!i-ni-aii Freshman : ETIIKl. .MII.I.IOI! KIIIKI, MILLKI; M. LonSK UEKSdX. I,(||S I lliiMTSdX AM.. LUCILE HEST. El I, ALIA M. NICELY .Hn AitDS .Guards . ( ' KNTER special Basket-Bail Team MdTTi;; l- ' or I ' .-iUr ;lll.l til,- Sp.vial- :Uu .-.|.r.i:ill. III. ' S|...,-i;i I ' .il.DKs: I);iik 11, -il nii.l I ' liiplr Yell : ■ril.-iV 11IM I.,- t, ' J.ll ..l.lrr ;lll.I l.i,;i,i;rr mikI lirllrr. llHl Uhrii It ,■,,111,.. ml;!,! ,i,, n 1,, ,.||,„,-i||M ;, i,.lt,T. I ,.||,„,„, s r,,r S|„,.ial— .■ill, u,- ,.x,.| l,,r;;,.l licVr A,i,i S|„ ,-i„l i ll„. {.■aiii f,,r 1,1, ■: IMTII Mclhll.SOX laill Ml ' llliLSilN AM, l!l-:ilK .IIIIIXSTOX !•• MAI iih: iiANKiN AM, ijinsi,; IIA( ' K ■|•; ' la Til iiTi ' in,:i.L 1(12 -iUAliUS Irregular Basket-Ball Team -MOTTU: lllc-ulai W hill- JM.I llr. LL ' liA IINLEV IDA HOLTII PITT ami I.IKA FINI.I•; ETHEL SKI.IOMAX ami LIZZIK WINSTOX. IIAP.Y I ' lailKX . FdKWAKUS - . .la AKll.-- . . . CE.NI KB Baseball Club Xfi.i, Allen ( ' I.ARA ARAtSTRI). i Olivia De Berry I ' AXST Gaitley Louise Hackney Bessie Jackson Margaret Jf.xnixi Utiill Mir.i.KK Carolyn 11 itch ell Clyde Raper Marian Stockaru Elizabeth Thacker Lois Thojipsox Lizzie Winston Tennis Club Xi I.I, Aii.EX ri.Alt AllMSTI, I.I 111 I II Will Ill.lM V III 1)1 . iAiiv i;, i: i l.ril ll l KV l.l.i ISI II U KN lln III I II l( l.ni ISI [l III III I ' Ml Kl I ni; ' I I Klnlsi-: .1 M lis ALVAVS varsilj vky r ' S GET } e in tKeBasXei Jdiiti _ .- _ _ , %otAl ororitira 5 N N A A A A r Sigma Psi (•..IJIHS: V.rd nn.i KliWll Fl.dWKH: -lulil. I- ' 1 1 W M ii: W lllA II 1 H lA 111 1- 1 1 A II. .W Mil. F..iiihl, ' .l ill I!i(l4 MEMBERS Tiiil.. ■... X. ( 1 1 ' l,,.xiii,L:l.i 1. X. (■ III. X. (■ InlU. a w, X. 1 .11. X. (■ liii. ' ii . X. (■ 1. X. ( ' i.-. X. (• l Xi.i 1 1 • |. Wmi- ll 1 •|.l Ahin I ' l 1 llllMl 1 111 i:kv. Kiiiji. N H Tiirl...r. , Wnk. ' F..rr l.ii . l.i li;.. l FACULTY MEMBER Miiiii Mi . K-iiiii Ih Nu Nu Sorority FLuWEli: Viuli-t Maiu.m;i I .h, M ri.M; Ai:msii:,i ( Mai 11 l; M XkLI K Jil.AMON . . Louise Hackney. LOI ' ISE liEESON . . Ethel IMilleu. . , KEISE .TolIN ' STO.V. . I ' him.I ' .I III I ' m. SORORES IN COLLEGIO SOROR IN FACULTATE III! EN lIllliKl-.H SORORES IN URBE Maiiv Avi.hk I.Il.l.IAX l-.MMMN Amy S ' I ' ik kahii. . . JiAJOKIE MOXTAUIJ Mrs. John Parks Mrs, Hub Wyait, ,l:Ii, . (_ ' . h. X. C. Xl ' Xr SdKtlKITV Kai UKi. Kiii: Ki.AY l.oti i, l. ' A.-. i.i; Kthki WnoiiAHIi An mi: Ki.amf Li AAP Alpha Delta Gamma MEMBERS Ki III lUllKiN M lain Tati I ' Jmit: |-. Tati ll x CM.I M ||. I V Wll 1 lA Wiliiii Si rn i:iu,A  I ' Vll IS !•: W ilk,lH.rn. . C. ir lnii, N. lnr,l. . ( ' . .■ ill.•. N. -Iii.i.., X. lin|.,, X, X. ( ' , FACULTY MEMBER Anmi IIiii. l;.ii;iiiri 1 1. .,,,1, .,-.,,„. X. C, - i.niA Delta Oamma Sorobitt The Big 4 Kl IZAl-.l HI Nnu m:i, ■•I; I;m;i .I.hi s,,x -I ' ,,. I.ol IM ll (K IV -S i;i III l. imiM.N ■■liilliki l ' ol!ril, l: n:l ssl.i s: ■■•!■.,., t. ■■•| li,.|v ii li..« in l.uii. ■WIhtc ' iv -li li ' ;i.l. -..4 ■,.|ii M|.! MkKTIM, I ' i.ACK: All III. ' lilnr :,m rxviA Kilrvv] I ' -AVllUlTl: SnM..s : ■■ I Ir.MI 11 fill II.. II, ■( ' ihl.! I,, r,, m I .il I Ii- ( ' I,.m-i .■ ' MuTli.: I v f..iir an. I ii.. lii..i.- ' Rollicking Roommates M.ni.i; ■■|..iii li Mini , i W fat •• I ' l.Ml. .,1 .Ml.lTlNu: Ki.niii 34 Pat Walskk CoBA LeIC MONTriOSIERV Lrcii-E Best .Ili.IA l ' URT() iii.i E DeBeuhv Lizzie Winston The Kiddos El.Il ' AllKTII TuAcKnn rAllOLY.X JHt;IIEI.I Mary CiiuDv . Iaiiv I ' Ki Di:. C ' Ainiii: IIUVAN SiOan Laughers W ATI irwuKJi: -l .i..«ii v.iii lauj;litir. ;;irK Mcrrni: ■■I.au li, an, I tlie wml,! lMUi;li-- with .v iil; v..cp. ail,l you y,ey alcue I. All. HI lis LUI,!! .MAi:i.Aiii:r .lKN-M. (.s Ah— li-lie! Xi:ij.u: (iKAVKs I w: Ai: i- 1 i;i . (; Indian war whoop Mam. I ; n k I n Ho— o— nhee ! I.ni i-i liiisMX Ha! hal ha! r.TiiKi. Mil. I, 111 Trills Sewing Club M. TT..: -A -titrl, ill llllir .;n r .Mil ll .. I ' l u ; : I;m ,iii 7( MEMBERS Nawii I ' l II Kll Mll Mi I I Ml. Ml.; ' , I IIV FACULTY MEMBEE . ll-.s h ' -liill. ManKI ' Cooking Class M.il in; r;i Til MiKiiixi. Srsii, r.iidwN iiiiviv DeHerry El.nisi: .lAcKsoN P;i.lZAIIKTII IldHARI) lllillk. .III. I In. , |,. CoKA l,Ki, MliNTi.lHIKRY RKBE .IllM Mn Miss IIa.skin Pat Wai.si r r,(ii i.si; IIacknkv Tca.-liiT— .Mrs. Hoiikek Fire Department FIRE CHIEFS MlS.s IIASKIN ll.ss W I FIRE LIEUTENANTS lil.ssri .lAiKS Virginia Club OFFICERS MAY I llACKICIi _ | ' :iJ ' :ax(ii; iili.au 1 ' RKSrUEXT Vlt ' K-l ' HUSIDEXT FraN( IS SmihiT ELEANCir! I llI.Ai: ElIZAMKIII ' I ' lIAlKKR May TiiAcKKK JIlSS HkI.KN HIIOKKR ilRS. BooKt:R Rosa Tredway JOSEPinXE SlIKHIiARD .IrillTIl IjRAIIA Raving Beauties i.M I,,: ;illity, v;lliit , ;ill i,- Viluily l; iinli..u- Fi.(,H MEMBERS l ' ]l,KA cil{ Tll.l.AR Nellie Gha Chatterboxes Lr( 111. liKST ETIlhL -Mill. KG Mai-u |;a kin Kith llniii;i:.s LnLTSE BeESON Florida Club FiJ.WII;; ( l ' A ..Kiri Esr .■In Uilh 1,11. -Hr OFFICERS A MK jam: I ' irii i; A NAXMi-: I ' l: 11 i ' w A . .1. ri;i 1 1; MEMBER Miss a mi ,1 wi, I ' l Midnight Crew ilciTTCi: !:.■ -liH. -;hl IhmiI, ami rra r irlii ■: Witllill Ihr Iriii , ' M|. til., ra.i.lx- I .Sci.N(;.s -W,. arr ]ii.aiili.M , •. IIm- iin.liii hl rn- TiMK 111- MlaTi (,: I J;.-. A M, I ' luk: I ' araili-,- . W Dll.lWTi Tn i,r. ' a.iil ..lariati i.l bn-ak luli ' MEMBERS l M l IIWKIN l I.I II r.K.wi.s. .in l,-.K I ' .KI SCIN-. IvniKI MlLI.KIC, (linn Dil ' .MiKV I.l .1! I. i;i.sT ■I ■■ , I ' lilna Dmiiii, -Drarii- ■. , . Salail T.-l. ' -Mailili. ' ' ■N. V. I kiliu aftiT -.111111.. I I ' riiil. ' .j. ' s ■ilM. llll iMlliliiak.. ■r.illv Mark. ' I nil ■■Muif . -,i,laiil l-iiiiiiiak,- ai.r ' Mi ar vl|,.• ■■rliaii..Ui.- l:..iiu. I ' .ikiiii; .ai,- .,i ■■ ' l ' ....l- ' Chirf Sall.lHi.4i . lak.. Plays That Speak Volumes ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' KI.1..A.N-OR TiLLAR .Madame Euttertly Helex Juliax The Wedding Tri], [ig,g Haskix A Bird of Pai-adi Miss Beard ' • e Pip ' ' Ei.i .Aiurrit Thacker TIk ' : hiii Wlin Miss, ,1 th,. Ti.lf Mk. Brawi.ev • ' -• I ' ' M n ' lir.l M ,,,,- 11 ,,sKLI. J!uUi;lil :iiiil Paid l- ' ur ' (,L-I; Scii, lufh Add Alioiir Xcthiiio- li lidnKi-i; P- ' i ' l i f ' li ' l J. C). .MuKc.A.N Grolehv Co. Til.. ( ' nuilfrv lin.V lly JoiIxXSTO.N Tlu. I ' -irst J.ady in th,. Land Miss Coley ■■ ' I ' lie Kiicliaiitre.ss i;,..,.,, x,e,ioi.so.x ■•The Pinlv Lady ],,.., , Cha.m.i.er A F,«,l There Was jl ,- Thac-ker ■Exi ' lIS,. Me KvEltVBllDV. AT ExEKCISE TiME Popular Books The Br,,ad Highway P,,pi-LA!i Hali. Thi. (ianlen ,,f j;esiirr(.eti,m The Gym The C.iiiiK.ser Lueii.E Best The Fcjllim-ing: ,:,f tiie Star .Miss Fikldixg The Grip „f Fear Ixitiatio - H,3iise (if Torment Pk. ce Institute Hail ami Farewell ( ' ommexcement Council for the Defense ifiss Wallace The House iu the Hetlge A. i: il. C. Children of T.,-inorr..w Gi;axi i,ai-,;iiters of Peace Baby , lm,. Tiii..i..ma Cottixgiiaji ' ' ' KUTH illTCIIELL ' ' f ' C ' Kli ' s Ei izABETH Sparrow Want..,l, a ( •lia|„.r,,n p T Valsek The Light That Failed G.vs, at Ten P. M. German Club Dance O li :iiiiiii;il (iiTiiiaii tn,,k y i[r i Ki-I iriKi I ' V tile I wi ' iiry-t ' nni ' l li. iiiiiclrc ii liiiii ' li-i il iinil Iwrhc. ill .iiir Kiiili- ii. It wiis ;i vrvy lu-ill iiiiil iirt ' iiir, :mi.| III... I ,.r ihr CiTiiiiiii Cliil, 111. ■Mil,.. r .■iij.iycl ll ' i,. .■viilii- ■| ' li,. I.nllr....iii v;i. .[.■.•.,r:,li ' .l in i;|-..,.|i nii.l pink, n i-..w ..f l.. ' -iinl ifiil |i:iliii ,.|iri ivl iii- ill. 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Willi Miss 1 u . TE NsTo: Mil I .lENNIMIS I.I I M,,Mc;i,MEllY CHAPERONS iMiss West JIiss Wir.sox Ljve foT tt e. c o- vV- _ The Day We Go Home for Christmas THAT iiiriiiuniMc .iiiy. th,- ,„,(• m, whirh we im linmc. i ii-iuillv clrhnit,-.! anil ilistiiiL:iii-lict| fnini [ill ullicrs liy c-arl.v ri-iii;; ' . It rciilly i- m j.iv that ihiy. fm- llir tiisf (liii-iiiu the yi-ar. n wake up: t ' ..r ur wake kimw- iuir rliat tbi-i liiiic tn-in.n-nm wr may l)c -lrc|iiii |irarctiilly ar li.niir. ' I ' n think — to know — that the loni;-h ikcil-t ' or — the luuf;-lonj;f(l-fov — dav has. at la-i. finally arrived. One can rise truly thankful to see the light of this partictilar day. Ily seven o ' clock nearly every .me in the Iniilding is up, packing and ili( --inij. or doing variotis things, llrri- aiiij there are girls running around, trying to it their own property together. ' riii i- rather a hard thing to An. ..wing to the Christmas celebration in the gym the night liefore. Pre seiit are lying around; papers scattered hith -r and thither, and the appearanre (.f one rooiu oidy luay suggest to the iniud the picture ..f a lirir-a-l.rac cyclone. No .me had tliunght of trying to get anything straight the ui lit hefori ' ii-.ri|Urutly di-order and confusion reigiieil su|ifeiiic. 1 wa trying to i;(t dfe ; ' d that particidar morn- ing, when that most iiiie.Npected -ummon. the gong. rang. Siuit{dnng n]i some pins and an arti.de or so ..f cdoihiug. 1 rii he.l iutn the hall jnst in time to liring u]i the rear line nf the giid-. Kvery .me va trying t. talk. If really wa sur- prising to find out the ari.iiis sulij. ' ct- tor coiivi ' r ati..n that lu.irinii . At breakfast it wa- w.. !■-.■. if p.. -ible, than lic-f..re. Everyb..ily was talking of the night before in pafiicular. ami the night to (-..me in general. Kach one was trying to tell what be had gotten, and what happened to her. . t our table it was hard, indeed, to get aitything to eat at all. It was ..tie ..f ib..-i- rare moments in our lives, when we fnrget ]iresent comfort in that wlii.di i- l.i c.ime. Every one was so e-Nciteil .. i-r what they ba.l g. ' tt.n la-t inght. This ..ne over here had been very pleasantly urpri eil with an nue.xpecteil gift fr.an one of the girls whom she had n.i i.lca w.nibl i;i c her .■no. au.l was vei-y mii.di worried over the fact that she ba.l not given that certain girl one in fctnrn. ll.-r donbts and miseries were broken up ru.bdy by a girl . n th. ' oilier -i.!. ' nf the table, who. tlanii b miserable like tin- f..rmi-r. was so tor an entirely .liffereiu reason. One .if la-r most value.l (diri--tnias presi-nfs had u.ldenly .|i-appeared dnring the night I 1 ba.l n.. .li.iibt. kn..wiug the gild, that it w;is under th. ' b. ' .l or behind the trunk in her r....m. that very moment — which it aft. ' fwar.l- pr.iv.il to be). Ho Ve cr. all tlie e trivial th.. lights w. ' re f..rg..tteii in tin- tli.iii;;lit that we were going li..nie. an.l ..nly lia.l a few more hoius ..f .luty work. .Vfti ' i- breakfast, jiacking wa- -tarte.l in .lea.l eanie t. . |iii verful etf.irt wa nia.le in liehalf of clearing the r....m ..f it ail..iiiiiiiiit ; ami that short half hour between breakfast and chapel was ilevoted t.. this v. rthv cau.se. Ar N:J. . cliiii ' i-l Ki ll nmi:. ;iii,l iilici- mnrli Immi ' n iiihI -i-iiitv i ' -cr nnc wiis il .-.clnl.lc.l lll. lV. A Wrrk nr 1,1, ,laV- l,,.rolV, n|„. ,„• I Wn ,,f I l,r ' :; i H - lu.l M-kcl Mr. Sh„-k;||-,| if 1,, w..mI,| ,-|,„r ,-lh.,,l II |-;:;il, ,111 ;|,-,.,i|nil ni ill,. imumIht ,.f -iH u-li,, l,.fl ,,11 ill,. 11, ,,,11 iniiiis. As uv li;i,l lui,l ii,, ,1,-liiiilc iiii uvi ' . ;iii,l iiiih ' li |.|i,-,,MrMi;, ' iiii 111. v .lil :i :iil,,| lii- lill,. s|„., ..h hIiI, |ii;;li,sr ,-x|„ ' ,-l;il i, ,iis. 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Sl,„-kar,l lia,l r i-i,l,-iv,l. aii,l llial uv -li,- vallz, ' ,l 111,- iiil,, tjj,- a,lj,,iiilli;; r,.,,iii f,,r ill,- ,- I n, u -. i 1 iialiii-,- aii.l lia|,|iiii, ' ss «-,-!-,■ ,111,-,- iii,,i-,- v,-si,,i-,-,l. Thiiij:-- iii,,M-,l ,,11 -l,-a,lilv. lli,,iii;li n,,isily. nnlil uv,l ,-. vli,-n ill,- i-ii-li i ' ,M- l!i,- ii-i ' in Iraiii- va- iiia,!,-. Ihii-i-i,,l l;,„„M, i-- w,-i-,- -iiah-li, ,1. aii,l In 1,-- lliaii l,ii nilniil,-- all w, n- l: -. . l , ih- lln- ,-i-,,wil llial was ,,iiii! ,11 niv Iraiii. lil,-li k-l ' l al llir,-,-. 1,-Ff (ny t,i i;i-t s,,iii,- ,lliiii,-i-. an, I ai ' L-ruanls wi-iil I,, lln- -lali,,ii. I ' a-i W.m.skr. Daily Program .■!.(MI A. M.— ( ' nfk ernws. . .lin A. .M. ( ' ...-k ry.. v aiiniii, (1:4. . A. M. — . lnvr .uin,,| II, in- limnl. 7:i:. A. M.— Many -i-li-. Willimii taitlitiill v tniv:r-,- ih,. h iH,. i-iin;|ii the 1.1 il ill -iiitr ..f li..,. aii.l otli, I- iiii .il,- liiii-l,.,| ai liiiii frmn Invcr- ,,f -liv|,. ••Oh. -l(i ' |. it i- a -ciitlc ' ihiiif;, l,c|..v,.,i tn.iii pnl,. t., „, r: T:i. ' ll A. M. — Kai-lv I ' i cix iii-i iiji — iitlin-. turn ..xcv. r::i(l A. M.— Tap : M ' lTain- ami yrli : liii-tlr aii.l l.ii tlc: Fa,-,.- ha-lily iniii.ilriii, — niiil,iii. , -wratcrs, an, I li,.,lroi,iii li|,]t,.r- lii-,.ii;;lit int., it-;-. 7 :. ' lii-7 ;:)1 a. . t. — llair in-niiij;r,l ( ' .}. 7 :••: 1-7 :.•)! ' a. m. — Shiics Imtfi.tit-.l in halhvav. Tipwcl. an, I -.Ma|i liiifliil in all ,liiv,.ti,,iis. 7 ::)l ' -7 :••!:! a. m. — Tics ami nr,.ku-,.af a.ljiislcd. 7 ::!. ' l-7 ::14 a. .m. — ilad ni li tm- ,liiiiii -i n. 7::U-7::l. ' . a. m. — l)iniii_i;-r,. ,iii ,.l,,s,.,l. I.iz .i,. an,l ••!,,. n lift ,.ii tli,. iair . ••.• a,!. -a,l that Mtt,T wail, tiw iii.nv fi i ,l,.|Mn-|iii. ni -ail-. N:ilii-N:l.-, A. i. — l ' n-],ai-ali,,ii tnr iii-|„.,.t|,,n. l;,-iiiaiii- .if iii-lit tVa-t (lisa|i| .ar. ' i-iiikl,- in l«-ils ,.,A ' ,.n ' ,i with , -,1111111. i-paiii-. N:l. i-S:4.-, A. M. — •■(■■■ -,.al,. au.l tiiii;i-r ,- i-ivi-,. ],ra,-iii-i-(l. :4. .-:i:(l(l A. M.— l)i.v,,ti,,iial ,.M.n-is,--. . l,.|iili,-i-- ,if ,-h,.ral ela.is -]Miiit t ' lpi-th their c;-h,ii,-i. ..ttVi-iiii;-. ' ••:Oil A. .M. — Fac-nlry n-iiiiis. ' •I:0I)-I)::1(I a. m.— ••Ski] i i-rs ' siiiiiiii,,ii,.,l 1,. ••(  tH,-c. ' -i:. ' :( I- 1(1:11(1 A. _ i.— k,,af,-rs run .,tt ' ,-,.ntfal liall l.y the President. l(i:iii -l(i::;() a. . i.— Be U 1! 1(1 :.-;(M 1:00 A. M.— Eepi-,,v,.,l l,y .Mi- C.h.y f,„- -kippin- -ehapel. 11 :.•;( A. yi. — Epstrieted tm- ii-iiii: ' p ' ' ■irhniit iieniiissii.n. li:00 ii. — Fire alanu oiven. 1-2 ■.:;() p. M.— Lmu-hl Call f,,r biscuits ! 1 :()0 p. i[. — Fiieulty i-,-ii:Ti r,-iiiued. l ' ::!(1 p. m. — ;Mai-y IFas-i-ll Kanislie,! t ' r,,iii Liln-ary f,,i- nimeoessary imi.se. :i:iM) p. ,M.— (. ' Iie4ue.s ( ' . ,-a-lii-,l. Tiall -aiiie tii-ki-t- li,.ii-ht f,.i- •■ih,- must e.xciting game of the seasmi ! :):.•)(.) p. M.— Neees-iity ,,f i;..,.,l phv-i.-al ,-nii,liii,,ii i-mphasize,l— Walkiua ' . Tennis, Basket-Ikill and Baseliall. 4:30 p. M.— -X,,!-!)! .Side. Span- in,,ii,.y -,,iie: Broke! (J :(iO-(; ::;;ii p. M. — Dinner. Th,. huii;;rv are fed. r, ::;il-i;:4:. p. .m.— : [r-. Rnikcr f:nthfiill.v ivn.l- tlic rule- aii l ri-uhitinns. til iiii|ifr- lliciii III! till ii (iiiciil ■•t ' iiri;cttiii-ic nf licf v:iyH;ifil rliiii ' iio. i;:l. .-7:()(l V. M.— ■■I ' ..i liiii Dill. ■• ' rurkiy Trot. ' ■Krar Ihiiirc. iirace- liillv |.iTtiiriiirii ill thr •■liallr.iiiiii. 7:(lll I ' . M.— Fii-st call fur Mmlv liall. . i. -- ■  , , ( ' .I hall. M. — Skippiiii; iicriiiil. ()lij(rt: Tn make a- iiiin-li imisc a.s ' .I :(iil- ' .i -.: ' ,() ;i : l. ' i- Id :l l iiiliiiiii il till ' ri ' li l():(l, . r. . 10:1(1 |.. . at va-ti-lia ki ' t. |():l. i I ' . . sarv iiiiisc. 1i):l ' (| 1 ' . x llirir niiiiiil. l(l:: ' ,(l-l 1 ::: I I :•■;()- 1l ' :i1 ' 1 l ' :(I(I-l ' :(I(I ■J :(Hi-: ' , :(Mi :! :iiii-T :: . M. — lli.l.lill ..ill- -liiM ' .l iilir. i; I l;ii;lll. V. M. — Kiiiiiii lirll. I ' liy-ical (•iiii titiilii ii iifc|iariil ami ' iiii ' iit. - I.ii:ht iilll. . ll ,-afrly lllrknl ill l.cil I M. Silence- rci-ll . Kat l)ani|iii ' ( in wa lclia kct. — Uat raiil ami pannlr- civain ami iii.i;i;lcs— li.ic liui-|i-il - l.aily Principal a|i|iiar mi -cciii ' . Krstrictiun fm- niincces- (,)iiict. Sm.ivs ami nialitiiiarcs lici;iii. Slccp- valkcrs gn 1 r. M.— ,liiict. I ]■. M.- l ' i-c]iai-aliiiii- fill- i ' l-Hiit. V. i. — Inilif;fstiiiii ! — emails, i. M. — Sleep! Xki.lie Gr.wes il.MD Rakkix. A Last Gasp Ml I, mil, ,v ;•..;, . nil, l„i,,,,ir is ,lin„h, I run ii„t irrilr „r sjii ' ll : And 11,1 III, ' I, ad- HI, ' f,„-,i ,!ii ni,_ ' . Jl,-f„n ' I , ' , ' , s, ' ,,,] I,, l!,ll. Til,- LcTis. pnisli,;! , ' ,;-rii „ ,,,•, And fi-rrij slnrl jnni-f ' nil Of picliins ' . :l„ri, ' s. ,111,1 sn,li sinff— Bni ' lis ,in ,11,-fiil pull To dniif II,, ' iniisr „f l ' ,„-l,ii Fnini hrr Pi, rinn fnnni . ' And ,iff,r. ' sl,;,d „f l ,;i,iyns. A ■■dnniniif f,-,r,i iniinnl. linl s,n,f II, ,11 ,,r,i, ' ,in,l ,,rii, ,i,i,iin. I lllis l„ II,, -in irill sill,. ' i.it liinr. pliii ir iiiin, ' n month ahead, Or I „-,ll sni ,1,1,1 I,, 11 . The Weather Cloudy; Don ' t for- get rubbers and coats; evening dresses oot permissible. mtt Sails ©impB NEWS SECTION Advertiaing Treat fllrUng fairly; and don ' t try to prove to yourselves that the A. M. boys It brings you on Saturday night should be cred- ited to somethingeise. Vol. XX. No. 23. SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1912 Whole Numbbk OOOO SPRING TERM HOLIDAYS DEAD JUDGE HENRY JEROME STOCKARD DECLARES HOLIDAYS LAST APRIL KILLED THE PEACE GIRLS ' MINDS AND DEMORALIZED THE INSTITUTION HOLIDAY ' S LAST WORDS : TELL THEM I ' M SOKRY Raleigh, N. C. — Spring Term Holiday sentenced to death to day by Judge Henry Jerome Stockard; and Governor Young in a statement issued to-night says he will justify and maintain his determination that Holiday is not -worthy of a pardon, and that this state- ment is his farewell word in the case. unless the higher courts set aside his writ of habeas corpus. The Judge de- clares he has no regret for his action, and offers no excuse. Moral as well as legal considerations, he says, influenced his decision. Referring to the statement of Holi- day and his attorney, J. P. Brawley. that no attempt was made to kill the minds of the Peace girls and demoralize the school, but merely an effort to give them a rest and prepare them for better work, the Judge replied, In re- gard to this particular feature of the case there remains only to say that the girls ' minds wer e completely destroyed, so that there was no more work accom- plished during the Spring and the repu- tation of Peace was shaken. In the exercise of executive discre- tion, it is as much my duty to protect the fair name of Peace and the minds of the girls who have never had an opportunity to defend that which is dearer than love and liberty, as to pro- tect the much wanted legal rights of one who has been convicted of a crime upon his own plea of guilt. I refuse through the exercise of justice and reason to condone a wrong more des- picable and insidious than burglary or assault — blasting the reputation of Peace, on the unsupported declaration of wanting to give the girls a rest, in or- der to enable them to do better work! Holiday ' s death sentence was read to him yesterday morning. He took it bravely, and was electrocuted at twelve o ' clock last night in the presence of all the Peace jurymen. His last words were, Tell the Peace girls that I ' m sor- ry. No one was permitted to be pres- ent at the funeral, but the Peace girls were allowed to send a handsome floral design to be placed on the last resting place of Holiday. FAMINE AT PEACE One of the most commendable, pathet- ical and distressing incidents that has ever occurred in America is the famine at Peace Institute. Never in the history of the country has anything been so sad as the condition of the ill-fed school girls at the institution. The starving time in the early Virginia and North Carolina settlements can not even be com- pared with the conditions now at Peace. The recent famine in China is the only famine in the history of the world that can be compared with that one which is now raging. While there are not so many sufferers at Peace as there are in China, those who are suffering are in a more deplorable state. It is dis- tressing, to say the least, to watch those poor, lean, and hungry school girls as they go about their daily occupations. It is an outrage, and a shame and dis- grace, for anj ' thing like this to hap- pen in a civilized, modem, Christian na- tion. Such things are to a certain ex- tent excusable in a backward nation like China, but to have such a thing happen in a nation that we are all proud of is the limit, and is inexcusable, as Peace Institute is situated in the large, pro- gressive, wide-awake, City of Raleigh, where plenty and abundance abound. The people of North Carolina and the whole United States should rise up in arms and force the authorities to give the school girls enough to eat. Affairs are in a most deplorable state. Eighty-five young girls were once, before they ar- rived at Peace, strong, healthy, pretty, girls, and came from the best families of North Carolina and the near-by states. It is an outrage to womanhood! And unless the men take some active part in the matter it is feared that all the women of North Carolina will become suffragettes, demand the right to vote, and overthrow the Government. This would be terrible, but it will be done if there is delay, for the women of North Carolina are not back vard, and will not hesitate to do anything when their once fresh and pretty young daughters are on the verge of starvation. The people will not delay and al- ready there is in circulation a petition for food from different states. The Red Cross Society will be appealed to. Later. The girls of Peace Institute have re- volted because they are required and forced to continue their work without being fed. The management which has been in control ever since the found- ing of the old historic institution in the seventeenth century, has been forced to resign. New and competent managers are now in control ; food has arrived from all parts of the globe, and it is safe to predict that the Peace girls will be well fed for a little while anyway. The girls will no longer trip up the maids who are passing by the center table, in order to catch a hot biscuit: hot mufEins and rolls will no longer be used as money and bribes; potatoes, cow peas and corn bread will be more plentiful. The contents of the hash and soup will cease to be questionable. Pure cow milk will be used hereafter. The crust of mince-meat pies will not be so hard and tough, and will be used only once. On the whole, the food will be substan- tial, well prepared and plentiful; and the girls will not have to deny them- selves when visitors are present. So, many can be filled at any time, and a period of prosperity, cooperation and happiness will reign. NOTICE BRAINS SELL DON ' T RUSH— DON ' T CROWD PLENTY- RESERVE M. STOCKARD PEACE DAILY TIMES ppart iailg Stawa Published Daily BOAKD OF KDITOBB Nannie Petteway ) Editors-in-chief Cora Montgomery j- ' - ' - ' E. Jackson F. Smoot L. Bass N. Groves Subscription price, S3.00, payable when you EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH IN PEACE INSTITUTE TO-DAY S. Brown ' s Feat in Perilous Trouble — Yet Not a Cloud Upon Her Brow Room 34, Peace Institute. — Pool Crocker committed an unpardonable sin yosterday when they said that a iium- I)er one Colonial boot would look neater on Susie Brown ' s foot than a number four; for Susie was anxious to keep up in fashion and decided, though flie clerk failed in his efforts, she could pull the boots upon her feet. After tak- ing them home, before she attempted to draw them on, she rubbed the inside with soap, and powdered her heel T,vith flour. She next thrusts the handles of Iwo forks into the back of the boots, lest she cut her fingers, and then com- menced the tug of war, She contract- ed herself into the form of a chicken trussed for the spit, and whatever pa- tience and perseverance Providence had given her she tested to the utmost. She cursed Pool Crocker for a Scythian, and wished that their boots were hung in their straps. Then, after many times, and after several intervals for respira- tion and pious ejaculations, she suc- ceeded in getting her toes into trouble, or, I may say, purgatory Corns had she, as many as the most fanatic pil- grim would desire for peas in his shoes; yet she was a patient soul and walked through the crowd as if she were a carpet-knight capering iipon rose-leaves, and, although she was in torment, there was not a cloud upon her brow. PROMINENT SOCIETY COUPLE UNITED IN MARRIAGE Heart-Rending Scene at the Altar — Bride-to-Be in Critical Condition — Groom Breaks Down and Sobs; Former Deeds Brought to Light — Sympathy Poured Forth on All Sides Last Wednesday evening at 8 o ' clock one of the largest crowds ever assembled came to witness the marriage ceremony of two of our most favorite young peo- ple in Popular Hall. Miss Hattie Louise Hackney and Mr. L. R. Nicholson. The ceremony was presided over by the Rev. M. R. Johnson, a life-long friend and adviser of the young couple. The chapel was tastefully decorated by Miss Helen Julian, a well known artist of renowned fame, who staged Madame Butterfly. The color scheme was green and white, which was carried out to perfection by the lovely orchids and palms. The cere- mony began promptly at 8 o ' clock. A silence fell upon the audience as the dainty little flower girls, Misses Mar- garet Jennings, Ethel Miller, Jean Ward and Louise Beeson, attired in white lin- gerie dresses, green sashes and hair rib- bons, made their entrance. They were followed by Miss Montgomery and Mr. Walser, Miss D ' Berry and Mr. Winston, Miss Thacker and Mr. Tillar, Miss Til- ly and Mr. McNeely. Next came the dj.rae of honor, Mrs. Elizabeth Howard Johnston, attired in white satin draped with crystal net and jewels, carrying an immense bouquet of Wilmington pal- ma violets. Last came the bride, lean- ing gracefully on the arm of the maid of honor. Miss Lucile Best, of London, England. The bride was gowned in one of Worth ' s most marvelous creations. The simplicity of the handsome gown brought out her rare beauty. The sub- lime expression on her face showed wherein true contentment lay. The maid of honor was gracefully attired in a clinging gown of white crepe de chine, trimmed with real lace and pearls. This gown was formerly worn at the inaug- ural ball in England. The charming little train-bearer, Miss Gladys Mitchell, was daintily clad in green chiffon. The groom entered from the side door on the arm of his best man, Mr. R. Mitchell, meeting the bride at the altar. The ceremony con- tinued uninterrupted until the words, If any man know ought against this man or woman, why they should not be wed, let him speak now or henceforth hold his peace. The supreme silence was broken by a loud noise in the rear of the chapel caused by the breaking- down of the front door. Every one turned breathless to behold Miss Julia Burton, a former attachment of the groom, who rushed up the aisle, threw her arras around the groom and fell in a dead faint. Physicians were called imme- diately, and well it was, for just at that moment the bride w ith dilated eyes, death-like pallor covering her face, fell into the arms of the best man. The clanging of the bell of the ambulance was heard at a distance. The suspense was terrible; women and children screamed; even the stronger sex sobbed; such a pathetic spectra! had never before been witnessed by any present. The groom, assisted by his friends, was hurried from the heart-breaking scene. So far, no news concerning the condition of either the bride-to-be or Miss Burton has been secured. The excited crowd rushed from the chapel with tears and sobs. Eurthed details in next issue, concern- ing important outcome. ANNOUNCEMENTS All during the year 1911-1912, Misses Wallace and Wilson contested for Room Number 35, because of its past reputa- tion. There being a tie in the contest, both young ladies occupied the room. Hence the announcements: Mr. and Mas. Henby Wiujam Smith request the honor of youb presence at the marriage of their niece Rose Alberta Wallace TO Mr. Hieam Green Ward ON Wednesday, the ninteenth of June nineteen hundred and twelve eight-thirty p. m. First Presbyterian Church Bristol, Tennessee Mb. and Mrs. John Fletcher request the honor of YOUB PRESENCE AT the marbiage of their cousin Elizabeth N. Wilson TO Mr. Thomas B. Wright ON Thursday, the Fifth of September high noon Second M. E. CHtmcH Washington, D. C. Mrs. J. P. Brawley will receive Tues- day evening in the New Peace Studio. PEACE DAILY TIMES n WOMEN FASHION Bather dariog in color and style is the hat sketched to-day. That a striking fashion of thii kind should be adopted by a youth- fol conntenance only, it is needless to say. ACADEMY— ACADEMY Wednesday, March 6th BLACK PATTI AND HER OWN COMPANY IKCLtTDINQ HAPPY JULIUS GLENN THE WHANG DOODLE COMEDIAN 40— COLORED COMEDIANS— 40 VOCALISTS AlTD DANCERS Benefit Hesperus Lodge No. 8881, Colored Odd Fellows. Entire theatre for colored people. Prices— Lower Floor, $1.00 and 76c; Balcony, 76c., 50c. and 25c Beserved Seats at Hamlin ' s Drug Store. Bj p«muuioD ot K«wi uid Obi«rTer. SOCIETY PEACE RECEPTION The Biggest Hit of the Season — Un- selfishness Prevailed Everywhere On Monday evening, March first, the Peace girls and all others connected with the institution received. Although it was a very disagreeable night, every one invited, knowing what was in store for them, accepted the invitation. In spite of the fact that it was dark, gloomy and stormy out of doors, arriv- ing at the door all the guests felt them- selves transformed and transferred into another world. All was bright, cheery and joyous within. The A. M. boys were the only ones who were fortunate enough to be invited ; and, needless to say, they felt highly honored, for the receptions at Peace In- stitute surpass everything in the social line in the State; and these are looked fonvard to with much pleasure from year to year. For the social events at this old, historic and magnificent institution are decidedly the most brilliant that are given in the old North State. The President and Lady Principal of the institution received the guests at the door and presented them to the receiv- ing line, which was composed of the board of directors, the faculty, the board of deacons and elders of the Presbyterian church, with girls sprinkled in between. The genial President, with the faculty looked after the welfare of the guests and girls. Unselfishness prevailed every- wliere. On every hand a young, willing and attractive member of the faculty was ready to help the timid, and, in fact, all of the girls, to take good advantage of their colloquial talents. Their efforts AMUSEMENTS ATTRACTIONS AT THE ACADEMY Among the coming attractions at the Academy of Music will be Viola Allen in the ' ' Herford ' s, which is being looked forward to with as much pleasure as the Spring Maid was last week — and which was attended by all of theatre-go- ing Raleigh. On this occasion the repre- sentation from Peace was especially no- ticeable; the students were there in full number, being chaperoned by Mr. Stock- ard and the Lady Principal, who seemed to take keen pleasure in the girls ' en- joyment of the truly great play, etc. were instrumental in giving much pleas- ure to the guests. The first part of the reception was very formal, but later it was turned into an informal affair, card-playing and dancing being special features of the evening. In the game of bridge-whist much excitement prevailed, as a coveted prize was to be presented at the ending of the game. And it was found that the President and Miss Rose A. Wallace had won. The President gracefully pre- sented the prize, which was a large keg of fine old Medeira, to Miss Wallace, who in turn presented it to the Presi- dent of the student body of A. . M.; and he dispensed it liberally among his fellow students and the hostess. Following the game of cards, at mid- night supper was served, after which the guests repaired to the handsome ball- room and danced until sunrise. The gemian was led by the President and the Lady Principal. Many new dances were introduced into Peace on this mem- orable night, among them being the Vir- ginia Reel, the Cake Walk, the Waltz, the Two-Step, the Turkey Trot, the Griz- zly Bear, the Boston Dip, the Raleigh Hop, the Saratoga Slide and African Glide. An entirely new dance was also first introduced in America at this time, and proved to be a novelty and very inter- esting. In this three people danced to- gether instead of two, which satisfied the finer senses of propriety, as well as be- ing attractive, for it was not expedient for the young students of timid natures and tender years to dance with boys unchaperoned. In this dance each A. M. boy and Peace girl were chaperoned by either a member of the faculty or one of the directors. This last dance was the ' hit of the evening, and, as it was first introduced at Peace, it is safe to predict that it will become the most pop- ular dance in America. As the sun began to throw his shin- ing rays on dark Mother Earth, the guests departed, after having thoroughly enjoyed every moment they spent at Peace. BUCK TIP! Do you feel tired, indifferent, out ? Then why not take a rest. A permanent cure for the blues and all home-sickness — Mail Call. PEACE DAILY TIMES _-_ r tfee.T ' Oe Got AScwEMg TVs Cer (MUYT C5A4 feOOD TeRM HIM ovT of rxe Mouse, i BovtMT Jj J ' S BOTTUe OP DlifOSITloM , • T errs AppecnoNKre. hs c n CIVJE IT To m Wlf e S H6 ' LL muchthat ' sme wo vr •S-CFVJSe Toter M6 60 P =ecT o l te.■t ' . I out u ye LOOK T thS AMONG THE SPORTS What is ShoM n by the Statistics of Peace Athletic Pastime That the Peace girls, in baseball as well as in baeket-ball, are the real Swatters is shown by the statistics of the games. Here are a few pewee schools, such as A. and M.; U. N. C. and Trinity, who have made records; but the great majority of .003 Hitters are the husky Peace girls. TENNIS TOURNAMENT The most exciting feature of Uie athletic season was pulled off yester- day at the final game of the Tennis Tournament, when Irvin Koyster and Helen Julian, representing the Freshman Class, completely overwhelmed, with unparalleled skill and agility of playing, Sara Williams and Alice Lashley, — stars of the Senior Class. The Tennis Recorder declares it to have been the roost thrilling and beautifully played game he has ever witnessed — and such was the universal opinion of all the spectators, as they watched, in breath- less suspense, ' every little movement. When the game was first begun, the tide of victory seemed to bear on its back the Seniors, whose serves, unmatched for swiftness, absolutely could not be got on to. Fifteen-love, thirty-love, forty-love! — rang out the voice of the umpire — then tlie first game was the Seniors! Undaunted, the Freshmen put all their powers into the struggle, and in the second game the scores kept fairly even, soon reaching deuce — what was the issue to be? At this critical point, Miss Royster came to the front, and displayed such powers as have never before been seen on the courts of Peace, bringing glory forever on the name of the Class of 1915. A few more minutes, and the score was deuce in the third game, when, alas! at this juncture, the dews of Heaven descended in the form of rain, and in great tribulation the rival players retired under umbrellas ' midst the en- thusiastic cheers of their upholders. PEACE BASEBALL Arrangements bad been made throu captain, coach, president and so on, past all the dignitaries of whom it is neces- sary for girls at a girls school to obtain permission. And now the Peace team was to prove that they were the equals of X College so far as baseball was concerned. Could they do it? All precautions had been taken to impress the visitors with the importance of Peace. Special seats had been con- structed on the ' field, green and white pennants had been bought, begged, and borrowed from every conceivable source, and finally Rex, Mr. Bunch ' s faithful canine follower, had been gaily decorated with green and white ribbons and pressed into service as mascot. As the hour for the game drew near, the crowds assembled, the green at the right, the crimson at the left, each try- ing to outdo the other by the cheers sent up in shrill girlish tones — and the game began. The crowd pushed closer to the ropes. Rex, eager, alert, watched every movement of the players, and now and then pulled excitedly upon the leash held by the sturdy little Freshman. Crack! and the ball sailed just far enough for the wearer of t he crimson to reach first base. Crack! and the second batter reached first base. Three balls. PEACE DAILY TIMES f«rt« ' . -f «..••: two strikes. What would the next one be? An ominous sound! The ball soared across the field and out into the street. Two runners reached the plate, but the third was put out just as she slid for it. The next batter struck out and the fifth sent the ball straight to first base. The inning ended 2 to in favor of X and there the score re- mained until the last half of the ninth inning. Help us out, Rex, old boy! mur- mured ' -Bib as she patted the collie ' s head and trotted out upon the field to take her last turn at the bat. Two wearers of the green were on bases. If only she could send that ball far, far away! Crack! the bat hit it clean and straight and it went skimming down the field just out of reach of the clutehing fingers of right-fielder. And after it shot a yellow streak, for Freshie had forgotten Rex ' a leash in her excitement. Before she could shout ' Rex! Rex! come here ! yellow and crimson were hopelessly mixed with the ball some- where underneath. Rex had tripped the right-fielder just as both grabbed for the ball. Bib sped on to home-plate while dog and girl were extricating themselves. What mattered it that the next two batters struck out? The score was 3 to 2 and shouts of Peace! l eace! Peace! rent the air. [Spectatob]. LOCALS ANI FESSOKALS Miss Haskin: Mary Gardy, go to the rear. Maby: ' Mis3 Haskin where is that? OuviA BeBebbt (on seeing the capi- tal) exclaimed: O, what a lovely manse the Governor has! Fbances Smoot (when she heard Mr. Brawley was to give a recital) : O, I thought he played; I didn ' t know he re- cited also. LomsE Hackney: I want to study Psychology to learn about plants and flowers. Elizabeth Howabd: No; you mean Astronomy. ' Miss Wu on (in class) : Can ' t you at least make two and two make three. Miss West: Ruth Nicholson, give the future tense of ' I give. ' RuTH: You take. Miss Womble: Eleanor Tiller, sup- pose you give us your opinion of the por- trait of Mona Lisa. Eleanor: Why, she is the image of grandmother. . Maby GaW)Y : I didn ' t say my friend goes to ' University; I said he goes to Chapel Hill and knows Nanne ' s brother there. Miss Paulsen : Mr. Stockard, if you have no objection, I would like to went to Wilmington far a day or so — . Mb. Stockabd: All right; went — Miss Paulsen. Douglass : I ' m going to blondine my hair. RuTH: What color? Miss Demerest (in Botany) : Eliza- beth, to which family belong oats? Elizabeth Howabd (who has been in- attentive until now: Why to the first- class — at least. Jack does. LouE RoscoE (on seeing a picture of Ruth and Naomi ) : Wa8 Naomi a man or woman? Ma. Brawley ( writing account of blind concert) : Excellent music — singing good — given by deaf and dumb. Julia Bubton: Id rather play middle in basket-ball than center. Steangeb: My first trip to Raleigh! Mrs. Moobe : Did you say, Mr. Brawley? Ruth Hodges : I don ' t know who to vote for as the most practical, as I have never watched the girls practice. PEACE DAILY TIMES READ THE WANTS TO FIND WORK WANT COLUME WAIJTED— To be pretty and plump. Miss Bobbitt. WANTED— To be seen at First Baptist cburcb on Sundays, Mabel Hix. WANTED— To play basket-ball as well as (a) Mann. Nexlie Graves. WANTED— By S. Williams: other girls ' love-letters to answer. Much experi- ence. Interest overflowing. WANTED— Senior privileges. P. Wai,- WANTED — Themes to correct. Miss WANTED — Peanuts. Lizzie Winston. WANTED— Silence. Miss Helen BOOKEE. WANTED— A place as a human talk- ing machine. Can go at a rapid rate. E. TILLAB. WANTED — A position as instructor of the young in the art of being digni- fied. H. Julian. WANTED — A position as collector. Have had successful experience this year. F. Smoot. WANTED — A place. We can furnish plays, stories, or jokes on short notice. Montgomery Petteway. WANTED — By every member in faculty. Room 35. WANTED— A Spring Holiday. Students of Peace Institute. FOUND— Ruth Mitchell basking on the Marsh (y) plains of the campus in a Ray of sunshine. LOST — An opportunity of going to the theatre. Peace Giblb. LOST — A way to make the Peace Girls obey. Mrs, Booker. LOST — Golden opportunity, containing a hand-clasp, a bug, and a kiss. Finder will be rewarded. FOR high-grade, genuine Columbia finished sarcasm, apply to Miss Demerest. FOR all kinds of flattery and extrava- gant compliments, apply to Mrs. MooBG and Nannie Feitewat. QUESTION BOX { 1 ) Who is Elizabeth Sparrow ' s fa- vorite author! Irving. (2) What is Cora Lee ' s favorite fruit? Deberry. (3) What is Lucilc ' s favorite month t (4) What is Ida ' s favorite book? Keeping Up With Lizzie. (5) What is Bessie ' s favorite flower? Pansy. (6) What character in English his- tory moat favorably impressed Irving? Queen Elizabeth. (7) What is Nellie ' s favorite of the human species? Mr. Man. (8) What is Ruth Mitchell ' s favor- ite poem? Lucile. (9) What is Miss Haskin ' s favorite sport ? Hunter. (10) Why does Nannie Petteway so constantly refer to Webster ' s dictionary and Scott ' s poems? (11) Who is Ruth Mitchell ' s favorite general ? Marion. (12) Who is it that Mary Hassell likes BO well at the Baptist church? The Sexton. (13) Where does Olivia Deberry go when she is homesick? Montgomery. (U) What is Elma Tilley ' s favorite game? Ball. (15) Who is Mary Hassell ' s favorite poet? Milton. (16) When are all the Peace girla seen on the porch? When an auto whistle blows on campus. (17) Where does Silence reign at Peace? In the dining-room. Who is perfect on this place — Dearest of this Peaceful race? That ' s our case! To whom do we when 8kipping s here Whisper, Dear; you are so dear? That ' s our case! For whom do we our money spend, To whom do we carnations send? That ' s our case! Who will love a little while, Tlien will pass without a smile? That ' s our case! Could we ever call her base ? She adores another face- That ' s her case! To I. J. Much loved, a crown to womanhood, A smile for all, a kindly glance. She trods the ofttimes weary path Of duty, nor e ' er seeks askance Of him, who made our duties ours. To fulfil as best we may, With good cheer, without complaint. She so lives from day to day. That each path she crosses seems To reflect the sunshine, bright. Which her radiant, lovely self Sheds upon the blackest night. M. S. It is very evident Peace will send out some suflFragettes, as the most enthusias- tic club in the school now is the WOODROW WILSON CLUB Maude Rankin 1 Camnaieners 1 Nannie Petteway f • ■ • ■ PS Eloise Jackson 1 r ' .™„o;„„.v„ tt Ruth Mitchell I Campaigners n. Lizzie Winston I Eunice Tate [■ Rooters I. Eulalia McNeely j Louise Beason ) Ethel Miller Rooters II. Mary Allen J Ruth Tate Manager LHAcKNEy  H KHKHKH O K) HKHK; HK CH KH o H Peace Institute Offers superior advantages and gives the finest possible result. High stand- ard, liberal curriculum, capable faculty. Limits its number to one hundred boarders, and gives indi- vidual INSTRUCTION. For Attractive New Catalogue APPLY TO Henry Jerome Stockard Raleigh, North Carolina O HKH H 0-CKH O-eH HKHKHKHK KH OH a CH CHKHKH H H KKlO-0H H HKl XKK Raleigh ' s Greatest Store City Agents for the Ladies ' Home Journal Patterns EVERYTHING EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE USE OF LADIES WE CARRY FULL LINES OF SEASONABLE STOCKS THROIGHOI ' T THE VEAR--GOODS OF THE RIGHT KIND, AT THE RIGHT TIME, AT THE RIGHT PRICE The Dry Goods Department Dress Goods. Silks. Trimn.inES. White Goods. Laces. Embroideries. Corsets. Gloves. Hosiery. Unden ear. Notions and small wares. Ready-to-Wear Garments Tailor-made Suits. Costumes and Evening Dresses. Silk. Net and Lingerie Waists. Separate Skirts. Petticoats. Jackets and Wraps. The Millinery Salon Pattern Hats-European and American models. The latest Paris and New York styles in fine millineiT quickly reproduced at moderate cost. Finest Tailormade Hats always in stock. Yes. we keep Carpets. Rugs and Mattings. Lino- leums and Oil Cloths-the largest stock in town. BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY Let Us Do Your Work We Are the Oldest and Best A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU Oak City Steam Laundry Co. RALEIGH, N. C. Furniture OF QUALITY Our business depends on ttie good will and confi- dence of the people. We are succeeding because we SELL FURNITURE OF QUALITY. ::: Not how cheap, but HOW GOOD! Write us if out of town Royall Borden FURNITURE CO. 127 Fayetteville St. R.ALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA hKKKhKh1 h kKhKh h Ch Kh } h 0h O h ck O-CHKH 0-t H HKH Hj HK O H aCH H H It ' s Worth the Difference Tyree Studio WORKER IN Artistic Photography Maker of all Photographs in Lotus h k h h h h h h h h hKh kbL MLIL GQ INCORPORATED Established; 816 MAIN St.. Il859yi LYNCHBURG. 811 13 Commerce 8t. :i,:aiffi !iii: :i:i;; ;,!f VIRGINIA. UR PRINTED PRODUCTS are the highest attainment in workmanship of the Pride in Work craftsmen who set the type, engrave the plates, print and bind the long list of high- class College Annuals , View Booklets, Cata- logues, and general fir quality commercial printing that is continually passing through our plant. This craftsmanship, our efficient office force, and an Art Department of experienced design- ers, make a complete organization which posi- tively assures our patrons of gratifying results. KWKH KKKKKHKHJ HKH a KKH HJ H } H. T. JOHNSON Successor to H. T. Johnson Son GROCER OF QUALITY No. 16 East Hargett Street All ' Phones RALEIGH, N. C, The Raleigh Floral Co. RALEICH. N. C. Roses and Carnations A SPECIALTY Right on Car Line C. C. ' PHONE 399 J. C. BRANTLEY DRUGGIST MASONIC TEMPLE Agent for Whitman ' s Martha Washington Candy Ice Cream Drugs, Toilet Preparations Herbert Rosenthal THE LADIES ' SHOE STORE FAYETTEVILLE STREET RALEIGH, N. C. Our Millinery Department Is Always Ready for Vol Only the Newest Things are shown Woolcott Dry Goods Company Opposite Postoffice RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA ' ' ' - ' CHJ hKhkh 0 hH h} h hKhKh )O-0h h m Kh h} H. STEINMETZ Jlnrifit Cut Flowers Wedding Bouquets Designs Palms, Ferns All kinds of Plants and Bulbs H. Steinmetz RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Don ' t Forsel J. C. Morgan FANCY GROCERIES North Person Street Thomas H. Briggs Son The Big Hardware Men s. w. p. Hewt Paint Made JAP-A-LAC FOR ALL WORK MURALITE -Finest Wall Finish on Earth R A L K I G H , NORTH CAROLINA H HKHKH 0 H H H H H H H HK 0 hKKKhKhKKhKKkKKk hKkKh kKh hKhKKhKhK Dobbin -Ferrall Company At Tucker ' s Store, Raleigh NORTH CAROLINA ' S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE We carry the most attractive stock ; always have what you want and cannot find elsewhere. We have a Complete Mail Order Department Send for samples. We pay express or postage on all cash mail orders amounting to $5.00 or more. We give D. F. Gold Trading Stamps good as gold— and stamps with every ten-cent purchase DOBBIN-FERRALL COMPANY W.. TCH FOR Them : Yor Can ' t Hear Them STODDARD-DAYTON HAYNES AUTOMOBILES Prices $950.00 to $6,500.00 Raleigh Motor Car and Machine Co. Salisbury Sl, RALEIGH, N. C. Distributors The Double Store 109 Fayetteville Street MISSES REESE CO. 10 ' , Discount On ALL PEACE GIRLS ' PURCHASES E. F. PESCUD Books and Stationery KKHKK HKHXHKK i HKK O KKH H O H 0HX h hKh h hKhKh h h hJh1 hKh h Alfred Williams Co. BOOK STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR PEACE GIRLS We have all the books needed for school work or otherwise Unequalled line of Stationery, Monogram and Society Paper ORDERS SOLICITED Alfred Williams Company iPratpruitii fiufi For nearly fifty years we have been manufacturing Fraternity Emblems of all descriptions, and the medals and pins worn GOLD AND SILVER Our stock of Jewelry and Sil- verware is the largest in the State, with prices to suit every H. MAHLER ' S SONS Established 1868 Moh ' Ti and Stilr,, of Jtvclw KAl.EIGH.NC. Johnson Johnson Company WUdlJiSALE AND RETAIL Coal Wood Brick Ice I ' hom- iriO 122 Fayetteville St., RALEIGH, N. C. kKhKhW hXh h hKh h hJ h hkh h TEMPTATIONS OF A School Girl are: Good Fountain Drinks, Ice Creams and Candies NEATLY SERVED THEY ARE MOSTLY TKMF ' TED AT Wake Drug Store Cor. Fayetteville and Martin Sts. RALEIGH, N. C. PRETTIEST IN RALEIGH T. W. BLAKE gfUJflfr WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND CUT GLASS SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIR WORK AGENT FOR Parker Fountain Pen LUCKY CURVE) Raleigh, North Carolina KING-CROWELL DRUG COMPANY DRUGGISTS everythin(i in the druc line the best soda fountain drinks in the city. agents for huyler ' s candy = = toilet articles = Corner Fayetteville and Hargett Streets RALEIGH, N. C. « « ' ««««  W«f«««HKH 0-ChXh HKh5 h hKhKh h hXhKh HKh} The New Electric Grill Stove Just the right thing for small lunches. You can cook any- thing at all you want on it, in any room in the house where you have an electric light. __J SSS3,u n I) It It I) iif, PRICE, S6.50 Can be used for BOILING TOASTING CIRILLING FRYING PANNING Carolina Power and Light Company Telephone 226 Richmond Meat Market .1. SCHWARTZ DEALER IN CHOICE MEATS Sausage a Specialty p. O. Box 342 City Market, Raleigh, N. C. Pool Crocker Smart Shoes for Women 105 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. H K H HKH H HKH H KKHKH 0 H e ChKhKhKkKhKk hKKHJ hKhKhKh hKh i«h HOTEL GIERSCH EUROPEAN PLAN Fayetteville Street RALEKiH. NORTH CAROLINA Stationery College Linen Pound Paper at 25c. per pound Waterman ' s Ideal Fountain Pens College Girls Post Cards and Posters Office Supplies and Specialties Kodaks and Supplies THE Office Stationery Company JAMKS E. THIEM. Manager No. 12 East Hargett Street (The Daily Times Building) CAPITAL CITY PHONE No. 135 DONT FORGET TO C. LL California Fruit Store FINE FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY We have (lie best ICE CKEAM ill (lie Stnte VURNAKES CO. RALEIGH. N. C Dr. L J. PEGRAM DENTIST RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 0 H H HKHKHKK HKHKHKHKHKH a-a KKHKK O hKh o hKk KhKj-0-0 0-0 hKKhK hxi m h h Kh h h mKh i o-0 hKhKhKh Henry T. Hicks Co. A SeUfled Assortment of TOILET Requisites COMBS BRUSHES PERFUMERY Etc. Agents for NUNNALLYS CANDY FOR A. RT Materials ii , Picture ■ y Frames ( ! China • Glassware ' f ' and Art Novelties Call on Weather ' s Art Store 117 FAYETTKVILLE STREET AliVays Something New Thos. A. Partin Company LADIES ' FURNISHINGS AND NOVELTIES Special White Materials and Accessories for Commence- ment Dresses ; White Fans, Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, Muslin Un- derwear, Etc. TAILORED SUITS, SKIRTS AND WAISTS i 3 1 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. 0i ;hWhW h«h hKh hWi hKhKhKh hk HKHKHKH 0-CH HKH HKHKHKH H HKHHMK HELLER BROS. Dr. RUSSELL G. SHERRILL SOLE AGENTS DENTIST FOR l t ' E E N (} I ' A L I T Y Fayetteville Street SHOES RALEIGH. N. C. Also a complete line of (iYMNASH ' M SHOES Thiem-Birdsong Co. HOBBY BROS. BANKS tJHOCKKS FURNITURE CO. Raleigh, North Carolina 118 E. ' iST MARTIN STREET Hart-Ward Hardware Co. EVERYTIIIXJ IN YARBOROUGH HOUSE IIAHDWAKK WRITE FOR PRICES RALEIGH, N. C. RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA The Woman ' s Store N e v P h o 1 o Studio Keep in touch with our store : it will well pay you; The only store in Raleigh that carries Ladies Ready-to-Wear Apparel. You can always get here more goods for same money, or same goods for less money.  - SPECIAL LOW PRICES TO SCHOOL GIRLS High-Class Photos at Reasonable Prices School Work a Specialty Ellington ' s Photo Studio THE FASHION Over Ellington ' s Art Store 203 and 205 Fayetteville St Fayetteville St. Capifol City Tolpphoiie No. 2! J Salislicuoi. Cnarameed : Evervlhini! New : GIVE US A TRIAL 0 H iKKKHKH HKH HS1XHKHJWJH HKHKHX yH CH HKH O H H {KH 0 HKH H HKH HKH Mrs. Frank Redford e No. 13 WEST HARGETT STREET (INCO:!PORATEO) V__- .x Business — When you think of going to school, write for a new catalogue and special offers of the leading Business and Shorthand Schools. Address King ' s Busi- ness College. Raleigh, N. C . or Charlotte. N. C. We also teach Bookkeeping. Short- hand and Penmanship by mail. W. B. Mann Co. (g rorfrtrg Established 1879 Both ' Phones No. 11 East Hargett Street Commercial Printing Co. B(H)K AND -JOB I ' RlXTEliS 112-114 East Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C. Barber Towler Carriages. Biu gies and Wayons M.inufacturers of Harness 108-110 E. Martin St. Raleigh. N. C. Bridgers Tailoring Company MERCHANT TAILORS Alteration. Cleaning and Pressing Done for a small cost Both Phones. 3S6 226 Fayelleville Street ralhu;h. N. C. The Fly ' s Worst Enemy - Screen Doors and Windows 50 Designs to select from L. W. BOWDEN 120 E MARTIN ST.. RALEIGH, N. C. LEAVISTER ' S PHARMACY I ' rcKci-iiitiiiiis (_ iir Sjici-ialtj ra ,dicx iinl Culd Drinks nil the year THOMAS O. LEAVISTER, Prop. 702 N. PERSON STREET KKHKHJ H H H 0 HKH HKH H 0«