Sopbomore
Academy
Class Dinner
Fashion Show
VOL. XIV.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933.
“The Mystery of Marshal
Ney ’ Presented in Chapel
Dr.
All Sides of Well-Known
lar Y. P. M.
Miriam Stevenson Is
Head Of May Day
New Plans for May Day
Have Already Been
fater? on Ma^lC the yrave^was
in order to determine whether Peter
of decomposition. The earth around
was sifted in search of a silver skull
f the battle he had five
On the night of
SS~3E-I
Ln'L^^efn’^lvr ■
by Dr. Dong, who said,^“Mr. Ney,
niors Have Dii
nine-thirty the nex^ morning
For Mrs. Reynolds
fire°*but''Lritated in shooting their
friend. Ney, refusing the bUnd-foW,
hand%rhis Lart. "^TMs was done
Birthday PartTEnjoyed In
The Seniors entertained Mrs. W. N.
Reynolds with a birthday dinner Fri
and Marshall Xey fell to the ground
withouVeeremony” ar'?ix^-tMrty’'”he
'"'’on Xnua^ry 29, 1816,
“Arryou Marsh^al Ne^? ’ ^'*Thrgen-
day evening at six o’clock in the Re-
together with the soft light furnished
by candles and the fire in the huge
eral dfd not^respond
Ney where* he was again thought to
be^Marshal Ney^_ He left the town
tr'the*^Seniore'^*from'*"M
friTnds."'^Hirpupil^^feafed 'but ad-
French General.
It is said that while teaching
of Na oleofLd'fainfef H®e wen’j
the Class, gave a toast. A little later
oId^f^"AHcr”preseX^d*”h^'^*wftr"a
Ilf tried to^ut hTs Throat,burhe
did not succeed in committing sui-
Ms'^'scalp'^^nd was a
large framed picture of the Louisa
Bitting Building in the name of the
Mrs. Cooper, state regent of the D.
shwt 'talk. , ma e a
TamT plaTe^\ndCas'^for"awhn an
had played the flute.’
One of Peter Stuarts Ney’s pupils
claimed^ tha^ one day his^teaeher
thrbMhdaV ^LrrmirTC^
and green and pink with candles. Mrs.
Special guests at the dinner besides
Mrs.^ Reynolds were Mrs.^C^per, Miss
i'he toast given Mrs. Reynolds was
Salem Graduate Is On
Carnegie Honor List
Miss Janet Spaugh Stands
Tech-
Salem College congratulates this
Serious In Cuba
; Collects Opinions
On Political Situation
iiseussing-the condition in Cuba
;• s:;- T&rstTi:s
erald Tribune ’ ’ has compared the
)le situation to one of Cuba’s
peppery mixture o^ vegetable^^j^erk^
the agitation, that President Roose
velt^ wants to_ give reasonalile pro-
’ is personally frien.
By Pierrette Players
Talent
Tryout
’^ewbu^y, Rosemary White, Mary
Mr. Schofield Gives
Brahms Song Recital
Miss Fuller and Miss Tucker
Assist in Program
by Miss Helen Hart Fuller, who gave
a sketch of the life of Brahms- and
though^oreach "ong.'’ SheTaid,"
hannes Brahms combines in his songs
Upd"to?ortlr’’Hi^^
No. 3 O Tod, wie bitter bist du
Wie fro«S"^^^in„ sich
Interesting Pageant
Draws Large Crowd
Wetiding^D^
1824-1933
Are Se
Salem girls were in the pageant and
many more saw and greatly enjoyed
Ll“;^na?e7f:d^r^"&Ton^du:
in charge of the
ouS'ublime'Swcrt‘''Eve^[ng
5. Drink W mc Only
(wedding
—Mrs. Ilenrv Lei
Dean Vardell Lectures
At First Music Hour
Begins Series on \Vagner
g^lc.;,;-the first in “The Nibelungen
“Rheingold” tells the story of how
the magic ring came to be made, and
°’^]^wn in the bed of the River Rhine
a mass of pure gold has been hidden.
Tte" tW^^RhiL Taide^^^Tave been
entrusted with the duty of guarding
the^gold, and they
AIb"r™hfrhrdJ^^^^^
games. They coquet with^him and
that he will forswear love forever in
order to be master of the world.
Act II is in the gardens of Wal-
halla, the abode of the gods. The
giants Fasolt and Fafner have built
abode*'of th“e goL.^ Toki,“the god of
fire, who is the embodiment of de-
Preya, |>ddess of love, as^ their re
ward and carry her off despite^the
Wit’hout the presence of Freya the
fusrto\Tar7ruR,‘^anrthl^dsbegL
to grow cold. The only way in which
t*he g^odde'ssTby'^a bri“e"of tUmagic
gold. Wotan and Loki go in search
of this treasure, which is now jealous-
pl’eSes!”"Hr hrs'aUo faXoneTfrom
Wotan and Loki enter to confer with
wfpowerrof cLngL'r^mself
ing victim until he has given up all his
treasures, including the cap and the
scene of Act IV is again in the
s of Walhalla. The gods car-
gold in triumph to Walhalla,
s heaped before her to ex-
e the gods pass over a
ra^including some of’ the motifs i. e.