HERE AND THERE.
on
Twenty one new seats have leen
P'r i?,ofc Pacre: eX:'98. was
jyi. A 1 " -' - - -
Monday tor ureensuoro
u- Henrv liuliara, .v.ob, nas re-
been on the Hill.
nniHatn Donald Carmichael, of
Durham, vyas here Sunday. .
Alt- Walter Brem is in, New
York attending1 a Theological Senv
inarv.
The best debater in the Phi. So-
Saturday-.' nurnt was Mr.
Broadhurst, in the Di., Mr. Bowie
Mr F. B. Dancey, '83, spent Sun-
j;n Chanel ilill as tne iruest or
ua i -
Dr. Battle. ;,;;'..';' .
Mr. h. Joyner was in the village
Tnpsdav and Wednesday, repre-
senting" T.J .amD ot uurnara.
Mr. Pat Hardy, ex-'96, was here
last Saturday at the game ot ball,
the guest ot the o. .A, , V rater-
nity. :'V. '
Mr. Moore Parker, of Raleigh,
scent Saturday last on the Hill aud
witnessed tne a. x xu.- vaisuy
yaffle. .'. , a
Miss Alia Webb, of lennessee,
sister of Mr; W. R. Webb '96, is
fin town, the guest of Miss Dot Man
Miss Watkins, of Virginia, has
taken up po-t-graduate work in the
'Varsity. She is at Mr. K. b. Mc-
Rae's.
Tom Vanderford, of Salisbury,
law '97, has returned to college to
complete his studies in that depart
ment; v;
Prof. Cobb returned Monday from
Round Knob, .where he has been
studying the relation of the engi
neering problem there to geology.
We understand that plans are be
ing considered for a handsome dome
soon to be erected over the well in
front of the South Builning. A new
entrance to the South Building is
soon to be erected also. v '
There will be an important meet
ing for students in the Chapel Sun
day afternoon at 2:45. Subject:
"The Bible and Bible Study." All
are invited to ceme.
Dr. Alderman goes to Raleigh
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
building committee of board of trus
tees. The contract for erecting the
alumni building, will be given out at
that time. .
Capt. Joel Whitaker "ha-i gone tn
New York to stud v ' dentistry and
will play quarter back on the
Orange Athletic'. Association -Toot
Ball team. Mr. GeorsjeS ! evens, '95,
is right half back on this team.
Much enthusiasm ha'sjven A!.vn
m getting men to join th? t wo So
cieties. This besoiks trie troud ot
these imoortant adiuncis to the
University. About, tiiirl Y-f; men
joined the Phi . and 40 the Di last
meeting.
Messrs. W. H. And erson, . An
derson and, Jack Gibbons, '-all ot
trinity College, were on the Hill
Jast Saturday" to see the 'A. & M.-
varsity game. .
Lemlv. mnnao-er and Daggett,
full back, on the A. &. M. team,
Were brothers nf px-mpmbers of the
'Varsity, Lemlv '98 and Daggett
77.
yuite a party ot Trinity students
and Durhamites came over to wit
ness the 'Varsity-A. & M. game
last Saturday. Our Trinity friends
'ire always-welcome visitors.
;Col. John W. Hinsdale, out-of the
University's most distinguished -li-jumni,
was on the Hill Sunday vis t
his son, John W. v Hinsdale,
Jr. '00. V
Mr. E. C. Henderson f C-lum-O!iio
who was her ' c ' v in
Jhe week - representing. D. Quid,
'Eternity jeweler, has gone to Rich
mond and Charlottesville. . ;
Mr.-Jones Fuller", spent Sunday
in Durham. , 7 ,
P. D. Whitaker has Vkpfn inrti'A
Leader of the Fall ' German, to be
given by the German Club on Oct.'
12th. Geo. DVick and C. B. Bux
ton have been appointed Floor Man
agers. " - J
We are glad to learn that Mr. J,
Dt . Parker, who went home a fevv
days ago on account of sickness, is
convalescing, and will probably . -be
able to return to the Hijl the latter!
par of next week. t:'k
The second of the series of public
lectures by members of the faculty
will be given in Gerrard Hall next
Thursday evening at 7:30 by Prof.:
Cain. His subject is The Kalevala
(the Epic Poem of the Finns) and
What it May Teach Us. ' i
The ladies of the Baptist Church
gave a reception at Patterson's
Hotel last Friday night to the new
students and those students who
have no church in the village.. Mis4
Simms of Durham delighted the
guests with her superb elocution!
Mr. Mechling gave some fantastic!
indian-club exercise. ' Refreshments
were served, and the evening .was
greatly enjoyed by all. "..,,
Those of the village people hav
ing rooms to let', would do well to
advertise them now. Never befor in
Chapel Hill have rooms been iri
greater demand. The bulletin board
in Snttli Baildingis open to the use
of all, and 'advertisement, in the Tar
Heel would prove even more valuable
in securing tenants. ' ' i
Tuesday's ', Nexus and Obseifer
contains an ) interesting write-up of
the University and the ' town., ot
Chapel Hill. It gives an . excellent
cut of Dr. Alderman. There are
also cuts of the buildings, including
the "New Alumni Building," and of
several df the prominent business
men of Chapel Hill. ( ":. x ,
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