Stetson Weekly Collegiate

Stetson Weekly Collegiate OFFICIAL STUDENTS' PUBLICATION OF STETSON UNIVERSITY. Yol. XIX DeLand, Florida, Wednesday, December 5, 1906. No. 9 GLEE CLUB TO GIVE CONCERT Twelve Sweet Singers Plan a Trip. The Stetson Glee Club expects to open its season at Sanford next Friday evening. On Friday afternoon the Club consisting of twelve carefully trained voices, and its director, Prof. O.A.Morse, will leave DeLand and will arrive at Sanford in the evening. Here the first concert will be given and on Saturday night the Club will appear before an Orlando audience. The members have been at work since early in the term and have earned the good time which the trip promises them. This years's Glee Club is organized as follows: First tenor First bass Webb Hill W. Mickle D. E. Carlton Cramer H. Smith Pelot Second tenor Second bass L. Carlton Sparkman Ed. Mickle Garwood G. W. Geiger Black. PROGRAM. 1. To all you ladies here tonight . . Calcott Stars of the summer night. With blue sky overhead Coumms 2. Tenor solo—The White Horse Inn . Mackenzie Webb B. Hill. 3. Honey I want yer now 'Tis morn . . Geibel 4. Quartette- Sleep on thy pillow Messrs. Hill, Carlton, Sparkman, Garwood 5. Let the Hills and Vales resound . Richards I'm a merry Sailor Lad Anvil chorus (II Trovatore) Verdi 6. Duet—Come with me Campiana Messrs. Hill and D. Carlton; 7. In silent mood . Emerson The memorial O lovely night . Evilsizer! 8. Tenor Solo—Beloved it is morn . . Aylward Mr. Hill. 9. O hail us ye tree . . Verdi Dixie Stein Song . . Bullardl 10. Quartette—Tale of Avoca 11. Eulalie . . Taylor; Stetson Song . DeKoven Our college cheer. BATTLE ROYAL CLOSES SEASON Thanksgiving Banquet. The annual Thanksgiving dinner was served in the Chaudoin dining hall at six o'clock Thursday evening. In obedience to custom the bell rang pome ten or fifteen minutes earlier and thus the inhabitants of the other dormitories were given ample time to reach the dining hall, for this is one of the rare occasions when the masculine horde is permitted, nay, even compelled to use the front entrance of Chaudoin. The seats were ranged about two long tables which extended parallel to one another the length of the hall. Near the head of the one on the ria:ht were Dr. and Mrs. Hulley, Mrs. Hulley's father and mother and the guests, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens. At the other end was seated Miss Mar tien, the dean of Chaudoin. The table on the left was headed by Prof. Colton, surrounded by the team, while at the other end the equilibrium was maintained by Mr. Blocker. The cool day, the exciting game and, in some cases, a systematic course of fasting, had fitted everyone to enjoy the feast that was spread. The various courses were well prepared and reflected credit upon the steward, Mr. Hamilton. At the conclusion of the meal the company arose and proceded to the parlors where social hour was observed. Hard Playing — Several Fumbles—Fine Rooting The large crowd of spectators who witnessed the Thanksgiving football game between Rollins and Stetson, saw Stetson win by a safety the hardest fought game ever played in DeLand. Had the Stetson team played in first class form it would have scored at least two touchdowns, but owing to the slump of the "white and green" men Rollins was able to protect their goal and at one time threaten to cross the SWson line. Botts kicked off to Rollins. Rollins attempted an end run and lost 5 yards; gained only eight yards on a forward pass and tried an outside kick. The ball went to Stetsou on Rollins' 45yd line. Stetson rooters at once began to expect a touchdown, but Stetson gained only 7 yards in three downs and the ball went to Rollins. Rollins was held for downs. A triple pass netted Stetson 15 yds. Good gains followed but a fumble cost Stetson her opportunity to score. Botts attempted a goal from placement but Rollins blocked. Stetson recovered the ball but was unable to make her gains. Botts tried another goal from a difficult placement but failed. Rollins kicked out to the center of the field. Stetson fumbled the kick to Rollins. Rollins failed to gain and punted 35yds. Stetson again fumbled. Rollins lost the ball on a forward pass. Stetson kicked. Rollins made gains till the ball was fumbled to Stetson. Stetson lost the ball on downs, Rollins continued to gain but the ball went to Stetson on her own 3yd line. Kirby punted out of danger. Rollins was held for downs. Botts made a gain of 20 yds. on a triple pass. Lowrie