College News, 1914-12-17, Vol. 01, No. 11

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The College News
Volume I. '� No.   11
BRYN MAWIt, PA., DECEMBER 17,  1914
Price 5 Cents
8  P. M.
CALENDAR
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18
�.Sophomore Dunco.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19
8 P. M.�Concert in :ii<l of the Red I
Taylor Hall
SUNDAY,  DECEMBER 20
6 p. m.�Vespers.   Speaker, P. Kellogg,'16-
8 p. m.�Chapel.   Cbristmaj Service with
Special   Music.
O.H.C.
UNDERGRADUATES   MEET   TO
SIDER CUT  RULE  AGAIN
CON-    MRS.   WILM   AND  DR.   CONNER   WILL
PLAY AT RED CROSS CONCERT
The    Undergraduate    Association    will       , ,�   satutda>   evening, ;.  concert   is  to
meet   on   Thursday   eveninn,   December   1)(, Klv(,n al ,,if.Ul �yi�,,k  ,,, Taylor HtU,
17th,   at   seven   thirty.     The   meeting   is   ,�,.  Ml� benefit  of the  Red   Cross.     Mrs.
called  primarily to discuss the cut rule.    ui|m an(l  I)r   ,����,,,. ll:1Vl,   kindly  .-on-
At'the  iMl   meetum  Hie  l"nde!-graduates   s,.,,j,Ml  ,�  ,,|;,y.  and   \< e  ho|.e  that   e\ery-
decided  to  ask  the  Faculty for a  Written   ,��.   v-ni   ,.,�,�.   ;iI�|    |IM1...   ,h).jr   friends.
statement of their reasons for refusing   The   pr;ee of admission   is   twenty-five
< e connected  with the
i ii< i    lifiy   rents    for    outsiders*.
the Undergraduate petition,    in answer   ,.,., .
Preaeh"er7^a^*Officeri   to this request the  Faculty  Instructed   , ,,�;.
their secretary to reply "thai Anal action
Tickets may be bough) in advance al  18-
'�' Pembroke VV�*st.    The program la to
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 22                    | "**    """'1    �*"�  �   *?***    *J   j?    s
Ohristoss Vacation begins at one o'clock.   "I"!"r  '""1 '������";�'  '�' " �kp in  n" V as follows
ird to the rule regulating attendance al
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY  6                    , , lures."
Christmas Vacation ends at 9 a. m.                     >j>he question of the formation of an
Septette    ....................Beethoven
Miss Buchanan and Ml    Glldner
Leader, A. Werner, 'l">
old board composed of the student CO IB
<ii ESd  th" Officers' or the uaoutaillun;
Friday, January �                     I wU1 a!:;i, ,.��.,, i,,,,,,,. the moating.   The
If^rff^T^^'iff'M n.w   covering for the stage and the drop cur-
tain needs renewing this year, and either
, i..i inn  or  the  classes  musl   pay
for them.   Denbigh Hail Kici ion Library
Wilm
Phuosophical Club, by Dr. Curies M. Bake-
well, of Vale
SATURDAY. JANUARY 9
College Equal Suffrage League, by Rosilee
Schurmmerof Hungary'
^ihl^f^lf^iS^^JS^^L^   Is also in �                People wHl nol
subscribe   unless   there   are   new   boo',
and   there   is   no   money   for   new   books
until   people   subscribe,     Subscriptions
musl   not   only   pay   for  books,   but   also
SUNDAY, JANUARY  10
t> p. it.�Vespers.   Speaker, I. Smith, '15
8 p.m.�Chapel.      Preacher,   Dr.  Anson
Phulps Stokes, Of Vale.
Trockne   Itlumeii.   Die   Biise    FaTbe,
Prfihltngstreum,  Litani I,   Du   Msl
die Rub ....................Schuni
Knauth
Pantal de in P minor.............' 'hopin
Dr, Conner
���  \n. 1  for \ iidin and piano
i aaar French'
Miss Dal Idson and M                       r �
egenlted.....................Brahma
Mil einer Primula Verts ..........Orieg
the salary of the librarian.    The Under
graduate Association started the libran   ,,,�..   mon enfant..........    ...Wagner
irrme-iirei place uid has helped Iljitanj   [nvlut|on - ^�"...........Godard
SENIOR RECEPTION TO THE GRADU-   f;oln   lime   to   time.     An   assessment   of
ates very amusing                  iii                I   mhmi wouM raise the nee   *"*�* na.Twmtr,                  k   i.  ne-i
iary thirty dollars tor the curtains and    The fear's at the Spring..........Beach
fifteen dollars for the flct^in liluai.                                        Mil     I
We shudder to think what the Quiz
System might be: Petunia toga, Petunia
soap. Petunia quiz-book, behind a Petunia
screen, Nelson zealous in changing blot-
t� every live minutes, conliscation of
even pocket-handkerchiefs. The Seniors
showed  us the graduates versed in mili-
ALUMN/E   NOTES
Koinan/e
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l                chopln-Relnecke
Mrs. Wilm
V. McKenney, '08, is president of the
AFTER   DARK
Richmond Branch  of the Southern Asso-   SELF-GOVERNMENT TO RECONSIDER
elation for College Women.    The asso. ia          RULE  IN   REGARD TO  DRIVING
diseiplVne/maic'hiim   up  and   down   tion is working to get Southern colleges
the aisles with  batons to the toot of a  properly ranked;   the  Richmond branch
has been particularly active in the start-       A meeting of the Self-Hovcrrment As-
of   the   Westhampton   College   for   soclatlon has been railed for Thursday,
hockey whistle.
Aida was effectively rendered in the
stentorian tones of Helen Taft, assisted
by other operatic stars of 1915.
Rockefeller snowed its local talent in
ing
Women, which is co-ordinate with  Rich-   November 17th. at  1 N P   m.. at the re-^
mond College.    The college was started   quest of ten  members.    The  meeting Is
this   year     M    M    Tavlor,   "11,   and   F.   to reconsider the rule which states that
the "heartrendinV skit,"'Vuido the Gim-  Crenshaw.  '12.  are  teaching  there   this   students  shall   not  ride  or  drive   after
let of Ghent." or "When Knighthood Was   year.                                                                    J* unchaperoned     This rule has up   o
in  Pod."    Olga  Erbsloh  drew  applause      M. Scott. 11, Is coaching hockey at the   the present been Interpreted literally the
and laughter at all times and particularly   Chicago University.          ~                             use of cabs to ami   rom the, at.tioh has
by her heroic ascent of the tower stairs      M. Thompson. '12. ia head of the Indus-   been the only exception permuted.    The
with a final dramatic occupation of the  trial Betterment Bureau of the Consum-   petition    requests    the    association    to
tin foot tub                                                        �*� League In Philadelphia.                          amend  the rule   to read    that students
Nineteen hundred  and  fifteen was so \    M    Peirce   is   studying   at   the   Penn   shall not ride, drive or motor after dark
generous with its refreshments that even I School for Social Service, and doing eight   with men (not chauffeurs) unchaperoned.
the inner man of the peanut gaUery was  hours"   field   work   for   the   Consumers'   or in a hired vehicle or without two other
satisfied                                                          | League and the Jefferson Hospital.           | girls."