LOCALS. ,
The Phi Gama Delta and Kap
pa Sigtoa fraternities are building
tennis courts.
.We hope to see "Babe" Lanier
out again soon.
Glad to see Bill Hendren, '94,
back on the Hill again.' He has
returned to study law.
Harry Whedbee spent several
days on the Hill before going
down to Raleigh, to apply for his
license. , :
H. R. Ferguson led the law
class, which have just received li
cense. Every member of the
class, we are glad to say, made a
creditable showing, not one failing-,
Robt. Gatling has been quite
ill for some few days past, with
bronchitis.
David Wylie, '96, who has
been quite sick, is out again.
Messrs. McKenzie, Patterson,
Emery and Crawford spent part
of Saturday and Sunday in Dur
ham. '
Dr. Winston has been ap
pointed 011 the committee of ex
pert financiers to test the purity
and fineness of the U. S. coinage.
Dr. Battle delivered his lecture
on-"St. Paul," at Salem, the past
week. -
Messrs. George Graham, Booth
and Myers attended the Capitol
Club german, given in Raleigh,
on Thursday night last. They
report quite a pleasant trip.
At the "symposium"
Who was it trying to light a
turkey bone for a cigarette ?
Who kicked the goal?
Grand chorus (
" Which were there but are not
there now."
Moral
"Don't buy your drinks from"
Adam Applejack.
Glad to see Prof. Cobb out
'. again after a week's illness.
" Mr. Isaac Manning, '87, is on
. a visit to his father.
Mr. J. R. A. Hobson, of Wash
ington, lias been on the Hill a
week or ten days 011U. S. Gov
ernment law" business.
Mrs. Dr. Whitehead has re
turned from Richmond, where
she has made a month's visit to
the "old homestead."
The unusual number of visit
ing young ladies in Durham, has
increased the livery bill of several
of the "sports."
LIST OF BASEBALL CAN
DIDATES AND THEIR
V RECORDS.
Outfield W.R. Robertson(Cap
tain) C. F. U. N. C. '92-' 93; W.
R. Kenan, Jr., R. F., U. N. C,
'92- 93 5 E. B. Graham, L. F.,
Charlott Team; W. M. Hendren,
R. F, U. N. C, '9i-'92; L. Mc
Crae, L. F. ; R. L. Gray, R. .F. ;
J. W. McAllister, C. F. ; Guy
Rankin, R. F.
Catcher. M. Oldham, T. N.
C, '91, '92, '93; W. D. Pri:e.
Pitcher -Geo. Stephens, U. N.
C, '93; T. Lanier, U. N. C,
'92- 935 W. R. Kenan, Jr., U. N.
C, '91 '93; S. Hill, , Horner's
School; Guy Rankin, Ashville;
A. W. Mangum, C. H. High
School; W. C. Klutz; B. E. Stan
ly, U. N. C.,'93.
First BaseS. F. Honey cuttv
Sub't U. N. C, '92-' 93; W.' D.
Price, R. T. S. Steele, Brown
Shepard.
Second BaseB. C. Gregory,
Rocky Mount; T. Lanier, U. N.
C, '92-93; Geo. Graham, U. N.
C, '91 ;.Caswell Ellis, subst. U.
N. C., '93. y
Third Base- F. Johnson, Pan
tops; F. H. Bailey, Winston ; E.
G. Derison, J. R; Robertson,
Charlotte; B. E. Stanly, U. N.
C, '93; Caswell Ellis; Subst. U.
N. C., '93.
Short StopB. E. Stanley, U.
N.C, '93; T. R. Robertson,
Charlotte; F. Johnson, Pan tops;
A. W. Mangum, E. G. Denson.
ALUMNI NOTES.
Frank L. Roberts, ex-'92, has
been elected Superintendent of
the new cotton mills at China
Grove. .
Henry J. Darnall, '90, is pro
fessor of modern languages in
University Schoo 1, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Jas. B. Sellers, '93, is engaged
as expert accountant in an es
tablishment at White Plains,
N. Y.
R. C. Elisson, ex-'96 is with
the Henrietta Cotton Mills.
O. B. Eaton, ex-' 89 is book
keeping for B. F. Haynes & Bro.
Winston, N. C.
Sometimes as Rambler strolls
around in a meditative form of
mind he little notices much that
an observing person would. But
he had just knocked out his pipe
as he was passing along Cameron
Avenue where he glanced at the
4 'New old Memorial Hall. ' ' We
have little use for that place, but
since we have it and do usq
it, he thought it ought to be prop
erly looked after. He noted four
or five of the big north windows
wide open. . It had been raining
and a mean north wind was then
blowing. Rambler shivered as
he thought how comfortable it
was inside so nice and chilly,
so "dampun vet"-like everybody
else about the Hill though, he
just went on, none of his busi
ness. After his bracing walk and ac
customed ham and eggs he sought
entertainment at the Shakespear
Club, although highly edified and
interested in the excellent pro
gramme so well carried out, never
theless he pulled up the collar of
his big coat, to keep from freez
ing. A little forethought could
have rendered the the chapel very
comfortable even with the heat
ing arrangements we have. Ram
bler feared the ladies, although
well wrapped up would not come
again unless assured of a warmth
more material than that in the
cordial welcome" so heartily ex
tended. .
Apropos of grumbling any how
a couple of young snipe came
into the reading-room, cigarette
in mouth, hat on head, hands in
pockets, jabbering away, a dig
nified Senior remonstrated as the
rule is that men should conduct
themselves properly in the reading-room.
"Ugh! we've resigned.
Societies can't fine us," they re
plied . The societies can keep
them out if they don't care to re
spect their rules at least.
But Rambler has already given
vent to too much gab. If he
isn't kicked and raked.; too bad,
maybe next week, he'll tell some
of the gossip he hears.
NOTICE!!!
The following committees have
been appointed on' the board of
Hellenian editors: . ;
Executive Committee. Patter
son, T. R. Little, J. W. Yates,
Turner.
Committee on Organizations.
Craig, Sumpter.
Committee on Athletics. G. R.
Little, Denson, B. R. Lee.
Committee on Illustrations.
Gwyn, B. R. Lee, Sumpter.
Committee on General Humor.
J. W. Yates, Patterson, Tur
ner. " Committee on Subscription.
Craig, Denson.
(Signed) F. L. Carr.
Jan. 23, '94. Editor-in-Chief.
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