Locals.
Royal, '05, has returned to the
Hill after a brief illness.
Mr. H. R. McPadyen has been
elected by the Senior class to pre
sent the class gift at commencement.
McCauley, '06, won the declar
er's prize in the Di. society on Fri
day night.
Graham Andrews has been elect
ed toast master of the society ban
quet at commencement.
Dr. Howard Rondthaler, of Salem,
University preacher, preached in
the Chapel on Sunday night. His
subject was the constraining influ
ence of Christ's love. Dr. Rond
thaler is an earnest talker and
knowns how to reach his hearers
On last Saturday the Med team
won their first game of the season
This time they met the Sophomores
and won from them by a score of 10
to 6. Several men on both teams were
away, and their places had to be
filled by men who had not played
on the teams before. On account of
this the game was slow and uninter
esting. Berkeley, for the Meds,
played the star game of the day. Six
hits were made by each side. The
errors were, Meds 5, Sophs 6.
Dr. Bruner will speak at theWest
End Chapel Sunday morning.
Next week he will deliver a literary
address before the teachers and
pupils of the Burlington graded
schools.
At the thirteenth regular meeting
of the Chicago Section of the Amer
ican Mathematical Society, held in
Armour Institute, Chicago, April 11,
Dr. Archibald Henderson read two
papers both of which are soon to be
published in the mathematical journ
als of the North. These are en
titled "On the construction of a
double-six" and "On the graphic
representation of the straight lines
upon the the twenty-one different
types of the cubic surface." Dr.
Henderson has published a number
of articles in the mathematical journ
als since he has been at the Univer
sity of Chicago. It is indeed a
pleasure to his Alma Mater and to
us all to know that his ability has
received due recognition in theNorth.
May continued success be his.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr. Paul Jones, Law '88,
to Miss Rose Adams, of Tarboro,
on April 29th.
Messrs. Kugimiya and Hinohara,
of Japan, students at Trinity Col
lege, led the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday
night. They had a very large crowd
out to hear them who greatly eujoy
ed their interestiug trlks.
The Freshman baseball team de
feated the Mebane team last Satur
day by the score of 7 to 4.
Dr. Venable has been in Richmond
this week attnding the meeting of
the Southern Educational Board.
The Senior baseball team defeat
ed the Sophomores last week by the
score of 8 to 0. The Seniors played
an errorless game.
Inscription on the wall of Andrew
Carnegie's library:
"He that cannot think is a fool;
"He that will not is a bigot;
"He that dare not is a slave."
Ex.
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Miss Flora with Mr. Sheep,
Miss McPheeters with Mr.
Fisher.
Miss Poole with Mr. Turner.
Chaperones. Mrs. Gore, Dr.
and Mrs. Mangum. Mrs Pratt.
Stags: Cox. A. L., Galloway,
Ramsey, Long, Cox, F. A.. McNi
der, Smathers, Pritchard, Fuller,
Greene, Holt, Murphy, Moses,
Tomlinson, Smith, Dr. Howell.
G. W. Graham, S. A.lrinn, Latta.
B. Bell. '
Query About Authors
1 Winf dors Antlv-nv Ho;..?
To Marietta HolK-v.
2. What happ ns uhrii J( hn
Kendrick Bangs?
Samuel Smiles.
3. When is Marian Evans
Cross?
When William Dean How
ells. 4. When did Thomas Buchanan
Read?
Just after Winthrop Mack
worth Praed.
5. Why was Rider Haggard?
Because he let Rose Terry
Cooke.
6. WThy is Sarah Grand?
To make Andrew Marvel.
7. How long will Samuel Lover?
Until Justin Winsor.
8. What gives John Howard
Payne?
When John Burns Augustus
Hare?
9. When did Mary Ma pes
Dodge?
When George W. Cutter.
10. Where did Henry Cabot
Lodge?
In Mungo Park, on Thomas
Hill.
11. Why did Lewis Carroll?
To put a stop to Francis
Quarles.
12. Why is George Canning?
To teach Julia Ward Howe.
13. What ailed Harriet Beecher
Stowe?
Bunyan.
14 What does Charles Reade?
The Cosmos. Ex.
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