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A CTIVITIES OF THE CL UBS f. **"2I Vu » u0UV '~[[!AWSBN UI ~uou - AT COUNTRY CLUB I nmust~p e ge p~ute)r~ju~ sutzo ~I l !q'Bz~m[ SS!W uoou.1e+J'B /:..'Bpuow . i~:)f JJ-\1~·LJ::. The F. F.'s entertained informally -with a matinee dance last Monday afternoon at the Golf a nd C oun try Club. Veto's orchestra furnished the music, and delightful refreshments GIVEN By TRIO f I COUNTRY CLUB On the Monday afternoon that was March 4th, the Panta Taus sallied .' out mirthfully, expectantly, joyously, to the Country Club. While there, they inspected-they really "rub- I bered"--in the clubhouse itself and ; . EDENWOLD. The following verses were contributed by Mrs. Lester and are self-ex~ planatory: Edenwold ! Edenwold! . 'Twas there they rode and got their l, , fall; • s bucked and they came .. Any visitor to Ward-Belmont would were guests • served.Miss The , F. F .'sHovey had and as the grounds; consumed, enjoyed, their Elizabeth gloried in thethey wonder of fruit salad, ·\1,he Miss Brances Pilcher, in addition to chicken sandwiches and the famous rhen they hit th have gasped in astonishment Saturday the presidents and sponsors of the toast and cheese sandwiches that most night could he have seen the throng of nine other social clubs. The enjoy- of you already know about; and they golden-haired "little girls" and plump able afternoon passed very rapidly danced. The Country. Club, like the "little boys" in rompers who frolicked and each girl came home quite reluc- little lady in My Sweetie who "makes to their hearts' content in the gym. tantly. a spec~alty of looking_ good to me," "Why, I thought Ward-Belmont was a --------is always attractive and enjoyable, college," the visitor would have exTo be or not to be; that is the ques- and the Panta Taus were not only atclaimed, "while . here I see children tion; whether it is better to be dig- tracted, but they also enjoyed-imwho surely can't be above kindernified Senior and have to study for .,.,mensely. g-arten age, or at least in the first E:xams, or a care-free Freshie with+ a--- -. vl-' VJ. auyreader. What on earth has hap- j nothing to do. thing to drink but the tears o.f the -e.rd Ol{.M. . pened ?" Then the sjtuation would • ----..__,~--------,, women_ and children of Belgium. He '. ;x.aA'Ba.M. .A:asdurna ·s.rw .A:q have to be explained and the astounded ~ J -QSEPH declared he was in favor of sending • sqnp eq'.J. JO aAy +nq 'a;)Ut::.Ia JO strange~ be enlighten_ ed by the:.o.w.s.... - the Kaiser to the place where brim- ~ -nqJ ssapaq'.l'BJ aq'.J. .IOJ ap'Btu uaeq suq that this. was a "g » 85% APPEAR stone is cheap: "In .these red days,'' l atOl{.M. 'B s'B 1ooq;)S eq'.J. O'.J. 1uedd'B ON by the Os1ron,, ~ (jj :& §; § he said, "we are lining up. There 'I 'ABA etu'BS el{'.J. U! pa)l,TOM .&nn " Penta Tau Clu Ji U) .3 ,., zESSSDAY are only two classes now-patriots ) -~'BJ 0l{l JO s.reqmam ){00.M. '8 '.:J.t{,'a!U auo , . • ~.., © O :::S "a 8 s'el Z5a{ma, and traitors. The man vvho -thinks h.,,.. l , ~ , 1) ' Kid parties' 51 ti , 2g° #_- -a r:: f:: 88 t::: sits on the fence will find tb.at the l\ ·s.ro+'B;)!{dd'B AU'BUI S'B pm:: s. u1ssa.I. Hi A sis 51G indignation of his neighbors • ezn'B.8 pu'BSUOl{+ l'B.IaAes 's:3uq '.J.Ol{S this year, an §i OJJ ~ _. r::: :.) :::"' r!:f• H8% a86 . ..., 9-; {Jq ,;p -~ "O' "'o 6 I pa.1punq o.M.+ ' ep'Bru uaeq aA'Bl{ sa.o1:' q 11 dances o-1ven ., ...s:::::::s;.... •,_,r::: c.>0 0q:,... ·"-,.... :::: g a-' 1 r::: ?J::::; ,. ... ., ~ (J)r.-; u; .r~.k a r:q , o>' r:-:. ,.... w1ill burn the f ence up. ,, 1affair was d t}j § ff !! -..:, QJ r4 ~ § r...i .:::; !ff 8 ¢ ISE • -u'Bq pa.rpunq uaAes . f :. . p ue.r1v ·a;)'BICt and s ft 1 E ;.. 93.A5.s 1 :;; ~ ~ ;.. ;.. ,-i::: ~ ,..,. :.,, Lieutenant Guthrie told of the tr 1P _d .A:snq ,:: uaaq S'Bl{ ll'BH uo.1.ai:,ir JO 1uau uccess ) r,,-,• 0 t::J • ..!:!: r-0 "Cf o -...:) g % 0 ;;:::; ccz "A ± 3 the Atlenti . ,:i r-.f! ~ •1!" rney 1 --r'l. • . .d r::: &" ESj cc1 o c f:i :[i -:$ 1-4.i · -2 across \;;- _lap 1c ang Septembe -~suq ~u3 srfroor..LJ.0+J~ Aups.ml{J pm S emors, v, ,._ . .,..,,0 J o ~ © '4-..{ 1;f q / U ~ -a © r::: ::,,. a.eo. >-'->s later th in er. d -i J 1 ens of the ; ...<:E" ey z2±es#5 / r::: ~ § (J) ey 't/ § & ti f; an a -fe-W <1~1 :d r ey. crossed s2mu.rom ABpuow uo ·uo:itmm: ·s.q\!1 ...s:::: .,..,, "I c,; d; © -a •r-. S ~ "' CZ> '4-..{ .,...,0 ~ ;.. :::s ;.... Tben d upo "'b.eir . • , and dance "11 ..; !5 q J ~ -f.! ·fj '£;:: .~ ~ o .J::< ~ ~ eq : ~ 0 e channel ~n ntnr ~ arrival in ~.. u9n~a.rw 01.£'.J. .iapun ~tm.'aaq 11.rn11 fores and s1 ~ . , (3 r:q ,I-) ~ ~ >-S Cl)' ~ ~ al § £ tJ ~ E ~.. 1;f ·i ._g ~ ._ ti 8 t ~ ~ nee tbe 1nfa school ~e~ "'1i'.--- ~u12.ms suuq.S!.Il{Q .rnuv . fl { ~ /¾ g ~ ~ U) q ..Z,5 r1: ~ (:} -.. :) f}i,!! (J) Cit !§ ;.. . C) ~ 0 .o ,1:ra . h infantrY_...r:t5~ of'~ $1..'\\UU. z -~ ~ .~J· 2j J ·men, m axen cur''li. '- ...., •...., - ;.. .;:j ,, © """-f /...i ·-. q ~ . /:rj © OJJ -~ 0 C '""' -.. :) CZ> ...., :E.n~l1S -cM..,, ·>·.,.. • o· :-:s 't; <.:.J ,.... ,., -i while the ot111J/ ,.;$ ,...:; 9 e ~ f1 -$ ., ~ C/.) (J) ,.... 2 «rs fJ EE3e s%» r ,:;,--ct -\JO v!CtiO:n l n the ha utor tfl.:-~ ... ,© f;i ti: :.::::; . l{;)!l{M. .IOJ Sdl.ll'B;) 0l{+ u 0 ,...., ·~ • \ u 'Cf ± s Ea 8 ..., •v o ei i o ii ±9 z a "-< r::: ~1~ the ~.1.. • ...., in appearance\• -?>. y,,.,. ~ t;f -.. ~ ~ ~ .8 ~ 5 ~ ~. OJJ teenth Artillery Batpt acedcm the siX'g {ff :-.::rf q mo .IOJ ue1 eA\. a.topq -:}mt 0 © © + ©SES.S ".9 w -s g ' ery and o QJ © t/.; v• P en a aus • M ~ v~ 1.....~ the O . . 6. s# r:v zzg=i '"V 0 fiJ Q) un. was the first to be fired iv "a g spud onon sexoq S'BUl+S!,ll{~ su •n presi&, % 8SF=g Eg -..:, t/J .,.., 'b' sa $= » Amer11.> ei. , se;)U'B{nqw.'B .IOT s.reAOJ ea.It{+ os1, O 0 o - • Ann Wel h · 8' 4'v « i. NS.en.g ..., -., 6.o z4 E.EEs=] LIEUT. MERE .,. . C ' pre-~~~ It,,~ :;o. . . i1 'b' 0 e"P z I hi 'tr:.;; (l) • RITT GUTHRIE '"C1 ~ Ua.Lh"J--T.c:)_-au_o "S){JOS JO s.rrp,d eu » ore AU#! Ai ea 4, wryeeua@gt9* ueR3VIRE C t d A .r,._ ey O © © (J) CC' .-:::; CC' • S,A w e Zn29P e.sis.st9Ame)c c: --,. - • ' os umes an const ft,, 0,a,'e s %lg ..s::; f3i ...s::;::?; ~ :..i ~ © IN FijANiCE t::: -. tuu.1,a,.. ~:'\."''-\.~ ~'>~ .l_o:1 - - r _ ~ reception comity' b " N 'ass z co • lo wv so» synod "at ~ .. '?J; . .0 ey 0 r::: t::,._Ei .r::: eyge r::: eyp• on 1nued fro .znoT \ : inumber of faculty no? v a''u,K sg =- "ti s z ,• m Page 1). '--f... _,_ u.roo.r-ssup J.o sanw A.IP-U!p.ro c)11. vet. *• " zz Eh ° "If]I"voovon oho nvngmno. e two vwova err ka syn o s 0 F CL UBS l / .,,v, ., ... ,., •• .,.,. .,.,. ....... BONNET 1/J..-{ *{ r, r-') """of b 't:l' • J NIGHT "--t ""'-f o = ,..q . ;,: $.-. a " c.> -I-.) E"J -I-:) . 't:l' . cr ... ·1 6.o-...:) q 0 e s" " 't:l' 1 ~ <:_·, ~ ~" ~ :. 89 v t~~ ~ f. zg" M ·J s .5 4 81 t~ e °%R. ,.i . -...:) J,, " * H ° «us ;; ~ + 't:l' 1 AFC -(., ;..... 0 """of TO .B :;~ ~ 0 . m8 ~u '± z e UI. O J J I A2 5 * ea,j• ss"s a. *3M9*4AAA gA fe Ea a\imwuiS"[0829"nvy s s l w e ve « S± :;chool variety as »".+. * y #Ya FT5'SYR cJ ...r;:: ·":::: ,5 . E ...., ...., ~- ~ ~ g*g a the midst • -4 se t:::r:j ,.,., ?/© -.. (J) -4 s"r::: 1$ zS "#* ~ t:>.; ~ ctt ish;d b unv ti·I ten, the music beg y Ito's orchestr f th a. 'Yone had .~bl e dancing, after ., . cand fm ed on peppermint O ' hood, Y refr the kind so d ear to .l\e c d ~shments were anIt e ' and with all disregard f t • n-up propri t h . o . d e Y, t e little girls and 1made a mad dash for the alcove is.g with icy b 0 ttl , . es of red and, )ITl a?dd~h1te soda-pop, something er,s I~ ispensable to a real cliil,, ~party. ff' . ~o,t, ,:ra~1:f proved by its success the clubs can comb· :) very delightf Ine ursaen1gh ful dances tohus promoting the . . the friendliness. spmt of ~ . ge q ....... • & yI gyse ' :.P • i.{; ...r;:: 0 ~ 0 © TRI, f:;f ~- ~ i;; J!j .0 B tf & •wmv". · (C m ei ·ht D i ctt (J) IA e" #°"Sf,e,8 -"corned ope NCE GIVEN BY ::::s a &§ 9A 0 -~ p zEE zg fe #e z s/iweurr .\2(g/ vuehmen or prov [vu maoav»p o1 pong.s."3 boner on {Euell'purr-um»or v 11 " Cit 5 > HI j inu Q) 4 1.'l?.,It:) • 0 © .;; 0 zz=s r::: !:; ctt ·§ © ·;.. men under arms to ay. en e .M.oo ., "t1 '£ ~JJ ~ ~ -E .E e· Americans began to arrive the French I dr:q J:q r::: ~ 't:l'.· took on new hope. Previous te the hck log ~~/2 det! emos pug .I\: ' '<)Stu.I SUN ~• • thne F. ren ch .,arrival of the Americans )+Jl?. were tired fighting, though their molRp orse... ac I mg at._ I ained fixed and unbroken. ra e rem ex to p They were ready to accept peace, but ~~------ -not at any price. The· hospitality of ,----=================;J the French people 1s. most courteous; • 'I rI SCHUMANN they appreciate the presence of the • American troops, but the American , troops are no t " ma d e over, ,, as some 1gle NOTHER newspapers report. . 1. "As to the American strength m France," he said, "I do not believe it reat Singer Displays would be exaggerating to say there are six hundred thousand Americans eciative in France today. Americans have built a railroad clear across France. American locomotives are being used Ek!3 Et.[[lsiid, 5LEE-. s e a/GGGG2IEEE and American engineers are running f;;::;:::.:!C::::~2~"'"--~-e-~~:.;-,_.,,....;.,___ b k R.d. r::: 'it. / l A I G h er , ;. uµs Vo,1. 't:l' ...... H *E d • 1o¥: ·aum)tux we8qc ·s0 c©...,"' . ~©·;:; ,.._:;:::s ,-,.:\,.) ©::: 't:l'.·~,S'ey thhe hffront, declaring_Sisk'rench had )f'" ,""--a7us14up o.to]}"" d , . --~ . ·7· . ..~.. '-1.-<·? ~-t .,. • ·:-h.1 Jc,q !lsn1• Se4Ea!:a4ST""ueEttR "enwk4A°0UT5 ".A 0 '-1 0 ·2 ;.. f; ctt: al !i come a busin0Ss to-...1.b.Qffl. 'b,-.:ff.11. ~e .r· ,,- · • • apnpu! 1.-" ~ sgzgSzgms °g=A I •ram has more than 4,000,000 ' .J::< • ;:::: d Wh th J..-:, ·"::::: we t four miles northwest of 'l;oul/, :r;) / PP +! pasn'8;:, oA'Bq A'P.u,r as.int!. 3 AT"±HER18/ "4t4u" .,..,, D d f I F °EST •got OU .'.).nq 'Sa{Paau 2ur1rm'1 't:l' s- . them. This is the way we get our supplies. At the front, so far as food