ANNUAL BANQUET IS GIVEN IN
HONOR OF THE SENIORS
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IV
Block IcG Cream and Cako
V
Coffee Cheese Wafers
Ncetar (Cherries and Lemon)
Salted Almonds and Mints
Lonie JEays, Junior Class President, acted
as toastmistress. In Ijcr wclcomc to the class
of ’22 she referred to the ill feeling between
the two classes when her classmen were Fresh-
)nen and even when they were Sophomores.
Bnt now as upper elassnien and joint occu
pants of the Jnnior-Scnior library—reading
room say the faculty—the t\vo classes meet as
real friends. She then chilled on Hath Liver-
nion, as the president of the incoming Senior
class of ’23, to propose a toast to ’22. 'J'o
Euth Livcrmon’s toast Sfary Tillery, the
Senior President, gracefully responded. 73arre
Pritchett next proposed a toast to the Senior
mascot—“The Man in the Sfoon.” A toast
to the President, j)r. l?rowe?', was then given
hy Lois Kendrick. Dr. Brewer responded in
his ustuil pleasing manner. The next toast
was to the Dean by Ruby Spainhour. At
first ]\[iss lioyster didn’t undci'staud that this
meant her as dean of women but in her friend
ly gym class way she tliank(-d “1017.” A.
Ix)we next proposed that wo drink to the boys
—arrayed (in dress suits) as never was Solo
mon in all lits glory. Mr. l^ave Vansant,
Student GovernmcntPresideiit at IsL C, State,
responded to this toast. 'I'lie last toast—to
Sreredith—was given by Ileulah Rowland.
The toustmistress then said she thought it
a good idea that the eUtss of ’22 had ehunged
its mascot from a black devil to the man in
the moon for slie heard tiuit tlie now mascot
had been busy lately. Then the orchestra,
wliich had been playing during the evening,
struck up the wedding nuirch and tiny little
.'JFiss Barbara Harris, daughter of Sir. and
ifrs. Charles II. liar ris, dressed as a cupid
bride with wiiito tulle dress and oi'ange blos
som wreathed veil entered the dining room.
She carried a miniature bridal bouquet of
lilics-of-the-valley and bride’s roses in which
was embedded the announcement of the ap
proaching marriage of Ruth Couch, of the
Senior Class to LeRoy Allen of Raleigh.
Louie Mays read the announcement, the
date—May 30, Meredith Chapel, and sug
gested that the guests follow the bridal party
to the parlors for best wishes and congratu
lations.
The banquet was a success in every way.
One girl summed it up correctly when she
wrote in her Diary—“Food, orchestra, dress
suits, evening dresses, flowers, surprises and
what not—
ICargaret Wyatt spent the week-end in
town with her aunt, Mrs. Wyatt.
C news ^
iliss Stit;icl, Francos Wliite, Mary Pow
ell fJosey, ifary Tillery, SCary Lou J^ewis,
went to Scotland N’eck last week.
ifozelle Lassiter spent the ])flst week-end
at lier home in Apex.
Fraiices Haywood, Jfabel Oldham, Lillian
Rouse, and JEarie Horn spent last Saturday
and Sunday with Dorothy and Geraldine
Gower in Clayton.
^ irginia Barnes went home last \veck-enl.
Delila Deaton was the guest of Frances
Haywood last Sronday.
Louise Jfay has just returned from Xew
Orleans where she rein'escnted Srercdith at
a meeting of the Southern Inter-Collegiate
Association of Student Govcrmncnt.
nonuie Fogleman’s sister visited her a few
days last week.
^fai'y ami Annio Wray’s father visited them
last week.
Annie Lou lEny s]icnt last Aveek-end with
irozelle Lassiter in Apex, N. C.
Georgia Lee Howard .“pent Tuesday in
town with Fannie iFcFayden.
Ivatherine Brown. Alice Lowe, Bert iFoore.
and I'aunie Paul attended the press conven
tion in Wake Forest.
Elizabeth Kendrick and Pauline Pattoji
are in Hot Springs, Arkansas as representa
tives of the Y. W. C. A. at a national con
ference.
CHEMISTRY CLUB MEETS
The Curie Chemistry Club members en
joyed on Friday, April 21, a most interesting
discussion of the rubber industry, discussion
conducted by the Junior chemists. Slides
showing various stages of growth of rubber
trees and refining process were operated hy
Miss Miriam Ruflfin, and a paper on the
manufacture of synthetic rubber m’Rs road by
Miss Erma Moore.
The business session which followed re
sulted in tlio election of Miss Bernice White,
president for the year 1922-1923 and lEiss
Edna Grubbs, vice-president; the remaining
oifices to be filled by the incoming Sopho
mores.
Profuse expression of appreciation is of
fered Dr. Winston for her untiring effort
and interest in our club.
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