On the Camp
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Miss balhe Bird, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs.' Dey for a fortnight.
xvir. vvi.uiu.ia overman is DacK tor a
short visit to friends on the Hill."
J. L. McCabe '13 left Saturday
to enter the Naval Academy. s.;;
Bishop Strange, with his wife, is
paying his annual visit to the Univer
sity and Chapel Hill.
Mrs. C. T. Woollen left Tuesday
morning for a short trip to Richmond,
Va. -r-"..-..
Mr. Cox visited his son, Henry, and
his nephew Frank Cancey, last Sun
day. Reverend R. W. Hogue returned
Sunday from Philadelphia and New
York. ,
Miss Louis "enable has returned
from a fortnight's visit at Wilming
ton.
Bob. Winston has returned to
the University after a short visit
home.
Mr. Henry Bourne '14 was called home
to Tarboro Friday on account of the
illness of his father.
Charlie Gunter '11 spent Sunday at
his home in Sanford, returning Mon
day night.
Harding Hughes returned Monday
nisrht after a three days visit to his
people in Raleigh.
Mrs. Eric Abernethy and three
children returned on Monday night
from a two weeks visit to Beaufort.
The local chapter of the Kappa Sig
ma Fraternity has bought the lot next
to the Zeta Psi Hall and will in a few
weeks build a chapter house there.
Messrs. R. S. Boykin, Will Tillett,
and J. W. Tillett were visitors at the
afternoon chapel services at St. Marys
on Sunday. , .
Messrs. Tom Moore recently of the
Law class and Merrill Blair recently
of the Sophomore class have positions
in the Capitol at Raleigh.
The Dramatic Club have returned
and report a very successful tour.
Their reception they say, at Elon was
all that could be desired.
Several of the Trinity boys paid
their A. T. O. brothers a short visit
Saturday night, and took in the Star
Course attraction.
The pride of George Bernard Shaw
has been humbled at last. Every
ready to quiz others and turn even
their shafts of ridicule to his own ad-!
vantage, a North Carolinian has found
the joint in his harness. He will
write a Tar Heel biography of the
great Irish dramatist, who is so ap
palled at the prospect that the smile
of derision with ; which he greets the
announcement has something of the
hard, dry quality of a 'grin upon the
face of the Cheshire cat. Mr. Shaw
anticipates his biographer by explain
ing some of the circumstances which
led up to the undertaking. This Mr.
Henderson, of the Old , North State,
asked for Shawian data enough to
make a sketch of half a page. Mr.
Shaw exclaims by way of reply that
to write his life would be to trace the
record of the last quarter of the nine
teenth century, and according to pre
sent indications, to write the history
of the first quarter of the twentieth.
It is the sam.e old brazen note
but there's a crack in the bell.
: "G. B. S." whose initials have
been translated as Gaelic brandy and
soda has had a very stimulating ef
feet upon literature and the drama
Taking nothing seriously, including
himself, he has always carried out
the laugh. Now the master of the
conversational drama sinks into moody
monologue. . 1 :
Mr. Shaw seems to realize that an
American biography of him will not
fail to attract attention. In- fact,
while Mr. Henderson has not been
positively identified as the author of
"Sassafras, O Sassafras," certain
signs have pointed in that direction.
The literary activities of North Caro
lina justify the. prediction that a
biography of Mr. Shaw would have
all the tang ot the pines, all the point
of the pine needles. The great Irish
dramatist already was sure of notoriety
after death. An American Boswell
will give him immorality. Washing
ton Times.
W7X
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SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
f Sam Lcoiiaid, '11 who was called to
I his home near Lexington,- on Thurs
I day, pwing to the illness of his mother
reached her bedside just bolore her
death on. Friday. Mr. Leonard re
turned to the Hill on Mod;ty.
Star Course Chicago Glee Club,
Saturday night .March 11th. This
organization has the finest Lvceum
qu.irtet in the country. It is said to
be fully equal ' to the. well known
Whitney Brothers' Quartet.
II. S. Pember '14 of Westerly, R.
I., returned to the Hill on Monday,
after an absence of ten days. Mr. Pem
ber was called home suddenly owing
to his mothers illness, but he did .not
reach her beside before her death.
"Kid" Lasley and C. L. Cates, mem
bers of the Dramatic Troupe did not
return with the club on Sunday, but
paid visits to their friends and rela
tives in Burlington and near Graham
returning to the Hill on Monday.
Yale did not have a player weigh
ing over 200 pounds on her Varsity
football team Harvard had three.
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Out of 321 Freshmen at Yale, 316
elected English. Latin is next ' in
popularity, with 248,
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