April 13, 1921
ALUMNI NOTES
Hal Lassiter 'l2 holds a responsi
ble position with the Guilford Real
Estate Company of Greensboro, N. C.
A. K. Moore 'll, is Secretary of this
organization which is doing exten
sive development work along the line
of home building in Greensboro.
J. Henry Beeson 'l7 is now con
nected with the American Exchange
National Bank of Greensboro, N. C.
His presence is noted at all Guilford
Athletic events.
Fred H. Morris, 'l6 is principal of
the Trinity High School. We note
from the papers that his school won
a double victory in the recent State
wide High School debates. This en
titles his team to representation at
Chapel Hill, April 14, and 15.
Lyndon L. Stewart, 'l7, is princi
pal of the Mount Vernon High
School of Mount Vernon Springs,
N. C.
Miss Margaret MacMahan of
Farmington, N. C., now teaching at
Proximity, is the week end visitor of
Miss Nellie Doak. Miss MacMahan
is a former student of Guilford Col
lege.
Miss Ellen Raiford, 'lB, who is
teaching in the high school at Pleas
ant Garden spent Saturday on the
campus.
Miss Deborah Brown 'lB, who is
also teaching in the high school at
Pleasant Garden, was present at the
Minstrel presented by the athletic as
sociation last week.
E. P. Dixon, 'O4, has recently
undergone a rather serious operation
at the J. Wesley Long Hospital in
Greensboro. His many friends will
be glad to learn that his condition
at this writing is considered favora
ble for rapid recovery.
Rhesa Newlin, 'l7, now a teacher
in the Mathematics Department of
Guliford College, has recently been
appointed Secretary and Treasurer of
the Alumni Association by President
A. W. Hobbs. At this time he is
engaged in preparing the ballot sub
mitted by the executive committee
for distribution to members of the
Association.
A letter has been received from
Professor Eugene J. Coltrane, of
the class of 1917, Superintendent of
Public Schools at Roanoke Rapids,
that speaks very highly of the work
of Guilford graduates who are teach
ing in the Roanoke Rapids Schools,
Katharine Campbell and Mary Coble
of the class of '2O are now connected
with these schools.
Mr. Charles C. Smithdeal of the
class of 1911 is making- a special
effort to get his class back for a
reunion at commencement. The edi
tors wish to commend Mr. Smithdeal
for his 'work on this line. We
hope that members of other classes
will follow his example.
N. C. UNIVERSITY
Chapel Hill, April B.—The sixth
series of original one set plays is
now being worked up by the Caroli
na Playmakers. The offering this
time will consist of one tragedy and
two comedies. The performance is
scheduled for April 29th and 30th
and later a state trip will be taken.
—"The Tar Heel."
MRS. MERIDITH RECITES
On Friday evening April Bth, an
audience in Memorial Hall was
charmed with the recital given by
Mrs. Angelina Wocd Meridith, mezzo
soprano singer, and Gracatt Frazier
accompanying her at the piano. The
singer's mastery over a wide range
of songs was displayed in the pro
gram which contained numbers in
Old Scotch, Old English, Irish,
French and German.
The following is the program as
given—
1. a. A Song of Sunshine—A.
Goring Thomas.
b. Three Fishers Went Sailing.—
John Hullah.
3. Caller Herin'—Old Scotch.
d. How's My Boy—Sidney Homer
2. a. Orpheus with His Lute —
Arthur Sullivan.
b. Recitations and Aria from
"Orpheo.''—Gluck.
3. a. The Three Ravens —Old Eng
lish.
b. Kerry Dance (Irish) —Molloy
c. Mutterseelenallein—German Folk
Song.
d. Vous Dansez, Marquise (French)
—Lemair.
4. a. Nymphs and Shepherds—
Purcell.
b. Fairies' Lullaby—Needham.
c. The Legend—David B. Johnstone
d. All in the April Evening—
Diack.
e. Dainty Dorothea—Reginald De-
Koven.
f. The Awakening of Spring—.
Teresa del Riego.
In number one, parts "b" and "c"
were the most enjoyed, probably be
cause of the few words of explana
tion which preceeded them. "Caller"
is the Scotch word for "fresh" and
in "c" there was a vivid word picture
of the old Scothcman crying his
"Caller Herrin" for sale.
The English translation of number
two (b) was sung. In both parts,
(a) and (b) the words of explana
tion given were such that the audi
ence could more readily appreciate
the interpretation placed on these
numbers by the singer.
The German music is rich in
folk songs, of which Mutterseelenal
lien is a typical example. This in
English is "Utterly alone."
"Vous Dansez, Mai-quise" was typ
ical of the grace and rythm which
characterizes the French music.
Numbers four was enjoyed im
mensely though parts (a), (e) and
(f) bear special notice.
Throughout the entire recital Mrs.
Meridith's control was perfect.
Mrs. Meridith was a former in
stuctor in this institution and now
resides near the college campus.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT CON
STITUTION REVISED
House Presidents Elected
The girls' Student Government As
sociation certainly has not taken the
spring fever for it is more active
than ever. In the Mass Meeting
Saturday afternoon a revision cf the
old constitution was adopted. The
meeting also voted to send its pres
ident-elect for 1921-22 to the Inter
collegiate student government con
ference to be held April 12-10 at
Agnus Scott. Atlanta. Georgia.
The 1921-'22 House Presidents
were elected last week. Annie Brown
holds the office in Founders Hall and
Florence Cox in New Garden Hall.
Both of these girls are quite capa
ble of superintending the work of
the House Committees and carrying
out the Dormitory Rules.
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Mr. Daniel J. White and Mrs.
Hackney were visitors at the college,
Sunday.
Messrs. Clarence and Arlie Johnson
of Groomtown. visited friends at
Guilford, Sunday.
Mr. Shellie Beard of Winston, vis
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una Sunday.
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