THE TAR HEEL
IV
On the Campus
L. P. McLendon, of the Law School
spent the week end in Raleigh.
Mr. Will Dorse, of Trinity College
was in town to attend the lectures.
Miss Annie Root of Raleigh .visited
Mrs. Dr. Holmes during the lectures.
Dr. Venable entertained Dr. Van
Dyke during- his stay in Cliapcl
Hill.
Mr. Cameron McRae spent the
week end on the Hill, visiting his
family.
Mrs. E. K. Graham entertained
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs,
Shipp.
Bishop Cheshire made his visit
to Chapel Hill and the University
on Sunday.
Dr. Mims invited a number of friends
for luncheon Saturday to meet Dr.
Van Dyke.
Miss Elsie Minis, of Durham, visited
her brother, Dr. Mims, and attended
the lectures.
Messrs. Courtney. Alderman, Ivy
and Bennett of Trinity were over for
the lectures.
Miss Mary Graham, of Charlotte,
spent the week end with her brother,
Prof. Graham.
Mr. R. S. Proctor of Denver, N.
CM visited C. E. Mcintosh '11 during
' the McNair fete.
Miss Sallie Byrd, after a weeks
visit to Mrs. Herty returned Monday
to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Mangum entertained
Saturday morning in honor of, her
guests, the Misses Busbee.
Clayton Moore, of the Law School,
spent a few days in Richmond and in
Buffalo Springs Va., last week.
Mr. Ira W. Turlington returned
Monday to her home in Smithfield,
after a few days visit to Mrs. Richard
Hogue.
Mrs. George McGhee was hostess at
an informal tea on Saturday morning
at which Mrs. Margaret Busbee Smith,
of Raleigh, 'Was the guest ol honor.
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