PERSONALS Mr. Alf Berkley, '00, and Mr. T. E. Brown, ex' '05, spent a few days in town last week. Mrs. F. P. Venable, who. has been ill for some time, is now much improved. Mr. T. N. Pittman, ex '07, visit ed the Hill last week. Mr. Pitt man has held a position with the Illinois Central R. R. in Chicago since leaving- college. Mr. H. h. Fry, :ex '06, returned to the Hill last week for a brief visit. Mr. Fry is now oue of the assistant engineers of the Southern Railway, 1 with headquarters' at Charlotte. Mr. John Wood, '06, who is. in business with his father at Eden ton, N. C, could not resist the v temptaion to return to the Hill this fall. Mr. R. EJ, Clader,ialso of '06, was here at the same; time. Mr. W. J. Gordon, '03, now of the Episcopal , Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., and Mr. C. A. Shore, '01, of the Johns Hopkins medical department, paid the Hill .. t ' f . A 1 - J . 1 . ' a unci visit lately. Mr. V. h. Stephenson. '06 editor- Jn-cbief of the Tar Heel, is now on the editorial staff of the Char lotte Observer and is doing . some good work in his new position. Mr. C. P. Russell, another ex-editor in-chief of the Tar Heel, is at present one of the assistant editors of the Sunday New York Press. EUsha Mitchell Scientific Society. On Monday afternoon of last week the Elisha Mitchell Scieutific Society met in the Chemistry lec ture room and elected officers for the coming year. Dr. C. H. Herty was chosen president. Dr. W. C. Coker vice-president, Dr. F. P Venable, corresponding secretary, and Dr. A. S. Wheeler, recording secretary Drs. W. C. Coker and Archibald Henderson and Prof. J. E. Latta were ap pointed on the editing committee of the journal of the society. The Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society is probably the oldest or ganization of its kind in the South. Its journal,' which is published quarterly as a record of the scien tific work done by the students and faculty of the University, is in con stant demand by the leading edu cational Institutions in the United States and abroad, being on the ex change list of practically all of the great German universities. The society received its name in honor of Dr. Elisha Mitchell, for a num ber of years Professor of Geol ogy at the University, who lost his life while engaged in scien tific research in the mountains of.j western North Carolina. More Initiates. ; On Saturday night last the Phi Chi medical fraternity initiated the following mem Glenn Woolen, C. O. Griffin, J. B. Nichols, C. P. Adams, and H. ,T. Clarke, Mon day night the Sigma Nus added one man, Mr. Beuford Williams, to their number, as did the A. T. O.s' who initiated Mr, Elden Bayley. Tuesday night the, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity took in Mr. Paul Dunu. THE YEAR'S AMUSEMENTS. Star Course Program Arranged Dr. Lyman Abbot to Be Here Alton Pack erd to Return. The committee having in charge the selection of the Star Course en tertatnment to be given during the coming year have completed th preliminary schedule of the attract ions that they have secured. No exacts .dates have been settled upon as yet. The schedule wil be printed as soon as it is decide( upon. The opening attraction for this fall is the Schubert Quartette which will appear here some time in October. Among the prominent persons to come later are Leland Powers, Dr. Lyman Abbott, Dr Thos. E. Greene and Alton Pack ard. Dr. Lyman Abbott will reach the University on some date in Novem ber, and the student body will be pleased to learn that he intends re maining in Chapel Hill over Sun day in order to deliver a sermon in Gerrard Hall. inotner welcome numoer on the program is Alton Packard, the humorist and lightning carica turist who visited the Hill four years ago. The members of the student body who were so fortunate as to witness his first performance here will look forward to Mr. Pack ard's return with pleasure. It is probable that one or more attractions may be added later to the list here given. The program this year is a highly creditable one to the committee, and promises to be much superior to the one of last year. LOCAL NOTES The Chapel Hill. Boarding Club, which was operated last year at the Cannady school build ing, is now located at the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Berry There vill be a continuous re port of the Davidson-Coi-olina foot ball game , Saturday afternoon at 3:15 in the chapel. The admission fee will be twenty-five cents. All students should attend. Rev. J. R. Moose, recently re turnea trom jorea alter seven years of missionary service, lec tured at the Methodist church last Sunday, morning and evening Mr. Moose was at one time supply pastor of the church here. Chapel Hill now boasts two au tomobiles, both owned by students. It might be wel 1 to call the atten tion of said owners to article 14, city ordinances of Chapel 'Hill, which forbids any "bubble" to cir culate faster within the city limits than 4'Po Peg's" horse can trot. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyde Pratt entertained at a porch party Satur day night at their home "Chem auwa," on Durham Road, in honor of Mrs.' Howe and Miss Howe, of Princeton, N. J., Mrs Gillard, of Columbia, S. C, and Miss Caro Gray, of Raleigh. Room No. 27, north entrance Old West, which has for several years been used as the office of the University Magazine, is being re fitted. In the future it will be the office of the college physician. The Magazine has moved to its new W. W: Pickard, Jr. W. F. Strowd, Jr. TRADE, WITH Pickard Strowd DEALERS IN Confectioner, Fancy Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. Up-to-date Cafe in Connection OPPOSITE THE CAMPUS - - CHAPEL HILL, N. C. nuarters in the Y. M. C. A. build- T. . : , ,' On Friday evening- last the pu pils of the Chapel Hill High Schoo served refreshments , on the lawn before the old Berry house. The function was held under the aus pices of Prof. N, R. Clay tor. The proceeds will be expended in the equipment of the class rooms of the school building-. At the Library. During the summer the work o recataloguing the library was con tinued by Messrs. B. E. Washburn and H. H. 'Hughes under the super vision of the librarian, Dr. L. R Wilson. For several years this work of recataloffuinff according to the Dewey system has been pushed forward. This summer some two thousand volumes were recatalo e-ued. embracing- the divisions of Mathematics, Theology and Phil osoohv. The assistant libarians A ... . for 1906-7 have been elected. They are: Messrs. W. H. M. Pittman, E. E. Connor, J. W. Hester, E. M. Highsmith and S. B. Stroup. Our librarian, Dr. L, R. Wilson, attended the meeting of the Amer ican Library Association at Narra g-ausett Pier, K. l. tuts' summer. The association accepted the invi tation of the state delegation, ol which Dr. Wilson was a member, to meet next vear at Ashville N. C. Pictures Framed TO ORDER AT Herndott's Hardware Store BOYS! , Remember the Charlotte Steam Laundry. Oldest, Largest, Fest. W. A. JENKINS, Agent. BOARD AT COMMONS HALL $8.00 PER MONTH. G. C. PICKARD & CO., Livery SteiTole. Near the 'Phone Exchange. The best Livery in town. Splendid horses and car riages. Quick attention. G. C. & J. P. PICKARD, - - Props. 'Doctor William Lynch, DENTIST, Oifke in Klutiz Block. - CHAPEL HILL. CALL AT H. K PATTERSON'S OPPOSITE THE CAMPUS, where you will and Men's FnraiHhlngs, Trunks, Dttm Suit Cwtne, Carpets, Rugs, ready-made Sheets, Pillow Cafu, Towels, Bowls and Pitchers, Kerosene Olla Heaters, Hardware of all kinds and everything that 1 good to eat. All goods delivered promptly. HAPEL HILL, . NORTH CAROLINA Sneed-Markam-Taylor Co, will show a big line of Suits, Overcoats Furnish ings, and Hats AT CentralHotOct.2,3,435 Take a look and we do the rest. STEM & THOMPSON, Agents Your Winter CLOTHES Likewise Your SHOES Must have attention now. When you think of Clothes, think of Walker, ''He Makes . Them Better." If it's SHOES, then Ward's the man,' leader in footwear fashions. Mr. Ward, of the Ward Shoe Co., and Mr. Walker, of the tailoring- establishment of T. A. WALKER & CO., both of Greensboro, will be at Central Hotel, Monday, ' Sept. 24th to 26th with a splendid display of ', their respective lines, show ing all the latest creations in Foreign and Domestic Wool ens for Suits, Overcoats and' Top Coats and the best there i in Shoes. Pittman and 0' Berry, UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES. DON'T FORGET HALL, THE BARBER.

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