Four
The Twig
November H, 1929
Unusual Dinner Given
On Halloween Night
Never before had Meredith
students been accorded such a
gruesome reception to the din
ing-hall as that with which they
were greeted on Halloween
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night. A ghastly white “spook”
with fiery eyes and mouth
grinned a warning from each
side of the central steps leading
into the dining-room. If one
successfully passed these she
found herself in the depths of
the dimly-lighted room, face to
face with another such creature,
whose grin, however, one quick
ly translated into a smile of wel
come upon discerning the rows
of inviting tables, arranged in
colors of orange and jvhite. At
each table a tall candle sur
rounded by orange-colored
cl^rysanthemums formed the
c^nter-piece, as well as the light.
'The menu itself presented fur
ther uneasiness, and small won
der, for it professed to contain:
“Brew from the ghost of Oliver
Wendell Holmes’ Chambered
Nautinus, variations of Chicago
Graveyard Rabbit, Irish Tubers,
Dead Man’s Shoe-strings, Nig
ger Toes, Fortune Wheels and
Fortunes, the Elixir of Life,
Eve’s Choice in the Garden of
Eden.”
In spite of the first misgiv
ings as to the nature of the
food, everyone in the dining
room was soon engulfed in the
spirit of festivity, relishing the
surprises that each course pre
sented. At the close of dinner
even the “spooks” acknowledged
another tribute to the original
ity of Miss Welch, and left with
only one regret—that Halloween
does not come more often.
Pitiful Pictures
A professor of mathematics
being short changed.
A truck driver cringing be
fore his wife.
Someone choosing Luckies in
an Old Gold blindfold test.
The joke editor trying to find
something funny.
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Wide Variety of New Books Now
in Library
(Continued from pace one)
Among the many new books
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Gray’s “A Survey of Contempo
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“The Story of Music,” and “Sym
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ley and Pool.
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reader’s command new technical
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History,” Stubbs’ “How Europe
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Also, for those who find a need
for them, the library supplies a
number of new treatises along
the lines of mathematics, psy
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Meriting particular mention is
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There are books, books, and
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widely the interests and needs of
the readers may be; and she who
comes with sincerity, with an
honest attempt at sharpness of
apprehension, and above all with
the spirit of the pleasure-seeker,
will not be disappointed in the
rewards of her reading.
Wake Forest Society Day the
visitors were being shown
around. As they passed a frat
house a Wake Forest boy turned
to a Meredith girl:
“There’s Chi Tau,” he said.
“Oh! I’ve met him. He’s the
cutest boy!” she answered.
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