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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928.
Charming Chemical Wedding
Is Solemnized on March 28
One of the outs
:vents of the early
a dainty motif of starfish was car
ried out. Just before the eeremonv,
Miss Katherine Riggan, a sehool-
inate of tlie Bride, sang in a vei
impressive manner, “Oh What
Girl,” aeeompanied by Miss Pegp^
bridal party entered to^ the
earth worm in the laboratory the day
before was somewhat delayed, but
finally dashed to the altar carrying
for a' bouquet, “Darwin.” She was
and Miss Holbrook with Dean Var-
dell. The bridesmaids wore lovely
; the altar the dear
:>■ bearer, ,\Ir. Harvey Dink-
riii^ securely .screwed
L Tlien as the organ
Fund For Covering
Pool Now Complete
Plans For Elaborate Roofing Are
Alrcadij VnderJVaij.
Owing to a munifleent gift from
an interested donor who wishes for
the * fund fo^r covering the ' swim-
mingrpool has, reached the
amount of .tfi,00(). The
news was received by ti.e Athletic
Council this week, and after the
members had recovered from delir
ium caused by the- shock, Dorothy
Frazier at once called in an archi
tect in order that tlie plans might
be drawn up and tlie building begun
as soon as jiossible. There have
been many lengthy 'discussions con-
c'erning the style of roof desired, but
through the assistance of Miss I.eft-
wieh, Mrs. .Meinung and Miss Os
borne, all of whom were firm in their
- -te" interesting
The roof will be in the form of a
lofty dome, reaching to the roof of
Alice Clewell Building. The dome
will be made of small panes of
many colored, glass, all of which
will'be arranged to . f
o be beneficial to the eys of swim-
Work will be begun on the new
KlpTirby (
^ Takes Place In
was t'receded by dainty little Miss
Dida Dowling who scattered from
the bride. At the altar the bride
was met by tlie groom, leaning sleei>
ilv on his best man- Mr. R. J,
Campbell. The
ried a bride’s bouquet of^test tubes.
The groom and best man wore lovely
blue overall coats with Spirog'yra
b:,ut,mniere.s. ^ During the impress-
Parker pl'ayed softly “Tlie V
On!” Wlien the last eonden
had been pronounced by Dr.
thaler, the scientific pair left the
church to the strain.s of “I Wish I
i;
of the young
set’of Salem faculty. She is
Mr. Higgins is' a young felk
with a bright future and holds a i
sponsible position at Salem Collef
He is a member of the Peanut-Gr,
Mr. ami Mrs. Higgins have left
for an ext»-nded tour of the Salen
their friends after July the Fourth.
Salem to Become
Floating University
arc anticifiating Salem as their Alma
Mater. The entire student body,
coming to Salem on September 10,
1928, will leave the following day
Wilmington from w'hich port
will, sail for No Man’s Land,
sure Lsland, .Mysterious Island,
ia and many other points of in-
t aboard the “Knowal.” This
,e a ‘‘tour of the world in eighty
avs,” the students returning in time
.spend their Christmas holidays at
)mplete change in the plan
for the school year 1928-29 may
come as a shock to some. However
the board of trustees has seen fit to
der to repair the iunldmgs and the
sidewalks. It is also believed that
Salem is entirely too conservative
and old-f:;ishion.ed in view of the fact
that it Iras been strrctlv a female
ite tluse min\ vt irs Miny
:s are asking that their sons re-
seem to have a^ lively interest in the
ly attracted by the quaintness and
simplicity of the surroundings. The
applicants; This plan will also
help the girls to become accustomed
to the |)resenee of men in their class
es in the future when the school re-
The present faculty will remain
with the school, l,ut there may be
• the courses is t
Prominent Speakers at
Expanded Chapel Hour
Mr. JV el fare and Mr. Petree Present
Topics of Tivieln Interest
the'Expaml’ed Chapel Hou^r''on \\^d-
are well known to the college and
academy girls as the men who have
In the .
Shirley an,
Mary Brew
Oak Ridge, and High Point
to be their guests. Accord
ingly at the first strains of the pro-
■ of both Dean
s of the Leap Year,
allow'cd to invite 1
New Faculty House
Under Way
Is Being Pro-
(iood news for the faculty of
ty' house which will be ereetec
the top of the liill in the plea
grouiwLs will begin on April 2.
s awarded to tiie S
city. The style will be a bleni
type of architecture.
The building- will b,
appreciates her facult
gymnasium equipment. On the first
floor there will be several reception
>e parties to a waffle and sar-
feast. In this connection es-
,.„-.al attention is called to a hand
some gold-plated set of Tiddle-de-
Winks, which will doubtless assist
m the whiling away of many an oth
erwise weary hour.
■A well equipped library contain
ing -many duplicate volumes, a large
dining room and kitclien are also
found on the first floor. In the din-
in order that^^Plty may not
miss the merr^^PWter of the girls
bath”wkh* hot, co/d and tepidVater,
and an electrically equipped kitchen
ette for each member of the faculty.
The walls are to be s,
might irritate his neighbors. The
individual tastes of the f^aeulty mem-
Annual Faculty Masquerade
Ball Held on Lower Campus
Specially Erected Pavillicm i?i Pleasure Grounds Is
Scene of Gorgeous Festivities.
on Thursday evening, March 29.
Lower Back Campus. This 1
given by the Academy faculty to the
erected pavilion on the banks of the
little brook which runs thn "
lower bac’k campus. This site
chosen in order that the gui
Salem Yellow Sox
Defeat Carolina
and pep after five days of strenu
ous training at liah-Rah Park, Coach
r the opener of
too. “Play ball” thrilled the
■t'of every baseball fan; and the
players thrilled the hearts of all
ing canoeing, in the moonlight.
The night was perfect. A glori-
the farthest pine trees when the first
guests began to slip down the dark
avenues to the pavilion. There was
no other light save that of the moon,
and the delicate forms of dominoes,
clowns, fairies, Turks, Indians and
appeared behind a trre and contin
ued its course to the pavilion.
1 the sources of the e
Don't be deceived
of the boys even lost their Sunday
,• in the Tar Heel
t event is no reason why they
Id think they can excel in all
ium when the Tar Heels, who start
ed the game off with heavy hitting
and brilliant field play, were amazed
nporary stupor in the third
Iiits, four runs in their half of the
■ ' ■ I.efty was on the mound
for the Tar Heels.
11 to 2 in
favor of the Salem Yellow Sox—an
for the season—
as far as the local t.
Uid not only th
if the C’arolina
of the o
s left the ball field
t the Robert E.
of the evening, the musicians ac
quired the habit of stopping sud-
how many of the couples would lose
their balance, either skidding to the
walls or falling in graceful heaps on
the floor. After this had happened
for the eleventh time, some of the
quested that this proceeding be
At 3 a. m. when all of the ladies'
s had worn out and the gentle-
ished her remarks. After the cold
From the folds of a charming lit-
led Riding Hood costume ap
'd the genial face of Mr. Hig-
while by his side the tall, slim
?::k:
It of all, was revealed to b
lovely Pierrette who proved to be
none other than Dr. Floyd. A fur-
Dr. Rondthaler
Sheds Derby
he Salemite that at some date ,
liis far-fi
high silk
on all o(
sure were brought to bear, he M
consider the addition of a mil
academy are looking forward to this
innovation, and it is expected the