The Stetson Weekly Collegiate

GO TO STEED'S FOR SHOES 5Hj* ftrtantt Hrrklg CfaUrgtatr. JimMisltat Iby trite SttniiieEKs ffiff Jofaim B. Stteftsam lDfifflifeirsity. HAVE YOUR surrs MADE TO ORDER Cleaned and Pressed AT STEED'S v;: y.:■■'.'. BELAUD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY,, NOVEMBER 27 B 1914. WUMBER& SENIORS ASSUME CAPS AND GOWNS SENIORS OF COLLEGE AMD LAW MAKE FIRST APPEAR- AHCE m UJHIVERSTTY CHAP- Doctor Hulley Delivers Interest- iog Address to Giads- To-Be. s re- The Semmoirs off the College and Law School appeared fear the first tinme in their caps and go1 Friday- morning at the chapel exercises.. The faculty meni- bers load all dammed their regalia amd gay caftans for the oecasiainu amid the. Seniors marched into the amffitorimnnni after the students amd flacmlty had assembled, amid took seats in. the from.. After the service. Dr. Hulley talked to the Seniors amd Hie whole student body for forty-five minutes. The nature off the marks was especially int< He had written to several members of the faculty askimg them to express their opinion off the Stetson stademt body and to suggest lines off improvement for the whole school. The answers off the various professors were verv entertaining and -nmnclli guessing was indulged in relative to the anfhors off the replies, for Doctor Hulley did mot divulge amy of thesm. One especially virulent epistle which |Jrttte|fcjimibjai^^ fh^ T'T"1lF'nr ijfflfiPli for ealimg any of the vorang ladies STETSON LOSES TO SOUTHERN FOOT BALL SEASOIT CLOSES WITH raf^RTOTATB DEFEAT—BOYS FIGHT TO THE EUD. PHI KAPPA DELTAS PRESENT PLAY Big Crowd Sees Game im Tampa—Special Train Picks Up Many a djsatrous season, in Tampa yesterday when [ im de- 21—0. The Pinellas county bunch were heavier and played faster football amd worn their game. Stetson at tiroes clearly outplayed their opponents,, but various causes contributed to spell failure,, injuries,, fumbles, and the like. Ficat Quarter. Southemm kicked I Hastens returmed 1-5. 3„ Padgett mo gain, Haskins and Hogie punted. Our I the ball on downs and then om a bad pass ffromi the center,, 20 yards was lost and a Southern man fell om the ball. With only 15 yards to go. Southern scored a touchdown after but three nain- mtes of the game ARRIVAL OF KITTY GIVEN IN AUDITORIUM — LARGE CROWD APPRECIATES LOCAL TALENT. Walker played am exceptionally fine game,, recovering two fum- Gordon Haynes and Prof. Blocker in the lime., j^^ paroxysms of Laugh- is is his first year om the Varsity ^.^ intercepted before it had crossed jj and the school is fortunate that he the line off scrimmage, thus con-!has two more years off service. |j ^he WOT1™ mem off the Phi verting it, into a lateral, pass and;; Carson played his usual steady Kappa Delta Fraternity presented Hodgden m© gain, JLiddel 4„ and we punted. At this point Southern ~<vhie- So Ikey ram 35 yards made z amd wo down slowed him down.. He was s om the 10 yard line.-- Fourth Quarter. Stetson's ball om Southern's 10 vard line. But our fellows lacked game and was a tower off strength the farce,, "The Arrival of KStty** im im the lime- Tubby made a .name the university auditorium last Tues- for himself last year against Mer- day evening before a big house, aggregation was &»$ scored a success. The per- cer 13- ,ttv sV experience om years amd was was very is capable of filling almost amy in his impersonation off "Kitty** and necs to carry it | position on the team. He has otherwise appeared to the same across. Liddell and Padgett no developed into a splendid man and advantage that made a name for gain.. Hodgden 3, ;a pass failed jj Stetson is lucky that he has three him as am actor dining his umder- amd the ball went over. Southern rnore years to give om the grid- grad days. Professor Blocker was and Merritt went for 20 ' iron. „ very cormical as . . * II ma a Farriss mo gain amc names was commonly attributed to Miss Martiem. Another which was replete with references to Meo-Platomism, amd neurones was easily referable to Mr. BUodker. The ciirnmunieation which breathed of discipline is supposed to have hailed from Room Five.. The members of the Senior class are Elizabeth Lewis, TiUie Chap- mam, Pristila Bishop, Emimia Williams,, Mary Whittle, Comstamce Waterman, Elsie Padgett, Eleanor Bly Hiberta Hathcock, Robert. Bly, RusHm Roseborough, Frank Ttttniquist, S. B. Jennings. The inemibers of the Senior Law Class are W. J. Steed. Elwyn Thomas, W. F. Chapmam, W. W. Walker, R. M. Griffin, A. B. Kanner, R. G. Key, Annie Joe Law. I. S. Haines, H. B. Peacock, T. Philips, Wm. Rivers.. A. Southern kicked to Stetson. Lid-" likewise. Beatty 2'1 and we punt- dell fnmbled and Southern re-1; ^ covered, made first, down and then i to Walker. Tribble was the star of the game aHd took strongly with the audi- on Thanksgiving and it was his &*&* Lewis Tribble carried off last game too. Ikey got away ^is P®1* >"- splendid shape; verily for a "35 yard rum and was strong Itee"F is some darkey! S. T. WaM- thruout tine entire game. He played .' 1 Beatty 1, Merritt. mo gain, Hogie j 15, Haskims 12, Merritt 3, Haskims mo gain, a pass failed, Hogie 5, and them a punt. Southern lost 10 yards im the first three plays amd punted. The Southern was forced to kick."0111 ais nerve too, for his ankle Padgett found 9 but Beatty fcimJwas in bad shape amd in the scrambled to Southern- 1 Stetson again 'mage he received am ugly cut over m m the character ot a scalawag was very e C. V. Farms made a very 1 made the Blue si did mo good, for punt, but it le next, play iiwas a pass which was caught as per custom v the wrong man. .;-.:Ar:.-r "•;..> ' ;r '~'r.~:i :'::■. ' ■■--'. ; on Stetson's 40 yard lime. ■, • • J I oalll m Stetson s possession. Second. Quarter. -™>« %• ... ^ I Ine ime-up was as follows; Stetson's ball. Pass failed. Lid-1! r__ E.—Sherman. dell no gain, Padgett. 7, Farriss | r, T.—Pad«ett. the eye amd several bad falls. Haskins amd Farriss alternated at Right half and both ph la hard game. Both have : manager pro tern. Miss Inez; Bar- ran, who has for so long charmed DeLand crowds with her excellent acting, was as good as ever, and a drop Kekjlseveral vears of experience on the a t*™*^ Miss Marie Rxissel *tlJ.„^w ^^a — *.JL^>^ 1—u <^>m Stephens as the. R. G.—Walker. Cem.—Longstreet. L. G.—Carson. L. T.—Beatty. L. E.—Tribble. R. H.—Haskins. F. B.—Hodgden. L. H.—Liddell. O. B.—Merritt. 3, Padgett no gain, pass failed, and; we pumted. But Southern fumbled to Walker. Padgett 2, Liddell no gain, pass failed, Merritt 7, and: the ball was lost om downs. Southern immediately punted tof Merritt who returned 5 yards.' Penalty of 5 yards. Hodgden no gain, Sherman took a pass for 8,] Padgett no gain, amd Hogie punt- L" J Southern worked a pass for 18, took 10 around end amd then ji ag £o]]oWS - Farriss caught a pass. Merritt sent a pass to Walker for 9 yards, and Farriss made first down. Pad- ]| Hod°den. gett 6, Beatty 2, two passes failed, jj Haskins Liddell took 4 and the half was \ Padgett... over- [!LiddelL__ Third Quarter. i Farriss Stetson kicked to Southern and Beatty. - . — -—— ■ - ■ ——. n-r" - n flmen. This was Farriss" last gamellpteased every °°^ Miss Helen for Stetson. 1; Bates as an anxious spinster was tct.*-wW«™, «~.„ «- . ji * jcm'^6" made up and the source Moqgaen was verv good at full , «« jj ™x*- ft ™ 11 - - ^ much amusement, and got off some long punts. He made substantial gains amd was" ^together, the play was thor- reliable thruout the contest. This)oly enjoyable, full of humorous ! is Hogies second year on the Var-,,and mteresting situations, and quite 11 sity and he has proved his worth'wort*1 seeing at any time. We Hjefcp^ ..understand that it is the intern- I Captain LiddeJU plaved Ms regu-'^0111 rf *** fetemity to ^& i lar game, hit the line hard, and got saamt tme dmm% ^^ v&^tmn ''some fine tackles. He was rather,f1 ?*,?"? pmseatmg the act. !!seriouslv hurt in the last of the*1* shoidd draw^ houses ^ prove a successful jfimancial venture. Farriss for Haskins, Haskins for' game hut ^ all hope will be O LiddeJI f K. soon. The averages for the game are" Merritt Yds. Merritt,, Play 4 IZED. R- Roebnck, L. H. Tribble, A. t]hev mtmied m ^ took 12 JH. Smith, A. R. Roebua-, Wm.l^^d ^ hut then lost the ball -Ion downs. Padgett 3, Hodgden 17, and then Southern recovered a fumble and made a splendid -land lucky pass of 45 yards for a touchdown. Score 14—0. Southern kicked and LiddeJI fumbled to Southern. Baker of Southern was caught at some of his dirty playing and his team was penalized 101 yards. Padgett 3, Tribble 7 on a pass, and then Southern caught one of our ill- About four weeks ago there was bom into this Umversity a new organization, the Phi Delta Alpha Legal Fraternity, composed of men frran the Senior Class of the Col- IS 30 lft _ 6 5 4 11 4 4 Avrg. 7.5 5.0 4.5 2.8 2.3 1.5 1.3 the team, showed his customary pep and headwork. He finished his third year on the team and his last for son. The school loses a hard player and an enthusiastic ath- CORRECTION Last week we announced tine marriage of Miss Irene Brady m Sanford, but we were in error BUSINESS COLLEGE. of Law, and dedicated to cholastic endeavor and enhance- j feted "passes"*^ made ment of legal training- touchdown. Score 0-21. The cornerstone of the new Brotherhood is scholarship—first, last and ever—Scholarship. This ^emg true, the Umversity administration and the faculty of the Law School give the new fraternity their hearty support. Juniors are not eligible to membership until after the Fall Term ^hen the workers can be distinguished from the drones. lete with the graduation of Rader ? !" *!? cerenM»y' tTOk P»«* Merritt ■m *©Jrk* Miss Brady was Coach Campbell desires to ex.'married to Mr- M~ ^ ^ines, and press hi, sincere appreciation of they «* BOW llvfg " ^^ Sherman played a hard game ■ the support of the players, and' ~ "v^ and was very strong on the de-. thanks them one and all for their 1 KENT CLUB. fense. He has proved to be one jj loyalty to him and the school. ' ~ of the very best ends that has j; Campbell has worked hard fori! TIie Kent Cluh pulled off one ever worn a. suit here of Stet-. Stetson and has given us the of the Kveliesr meetings of the son- j best he had. But he has been tre- y^f last Saturday might. Those Padgett played his last game of f mendously handicapped by the takni^ part- on the program were football for Stetson. John has! lack of material in the school, j Dineen, Griffin, Walker, Leonardy, been on the squad three years Under the circumstances, he has ' Dodge and Taylor. A specially and two years before that on the j done remarkably well, and the Prepared program will be delivered scrubs. He is one of the best j entire student bodv will coincide on Dec. 6 when Dean Rase© and tackles and guards that has ever been at this university and has played on the Stetson team when third jit was at its very best. Stetson j will miss John Padgett next year. with us in this statement. The'others rf prominence will address Coach wishes, also, to especially. ™e cmo- thank the Scrubs for their gri ' \N " and college spirit and the hard and VARSITY CLUB. regular work thev have done. ors of the Business College and of Stetson. Several livelv games were EUSOPHIANS — The Varsity Club is steadily Mwing in membership and this year promises to be decidedlv On Saturday evening, Nov, 21. played, after which refreshments Any information relative to the better than last. Strong interest the girls of the Business College were served. Besides the students, activities over in the Library build- \ ^ manifested in the work and rous- entertained the boys of that de- all the teachers of the department ing will be thankfully received *^ meetings are held every week. partment at the home of Doctor were present. The affair was de- by the editor unless it be that! 0 and Mrs. Gordis, whose niece, lightful in every sense and served"the damsels there have sworn! Alike—"What shall I do with Miss Genevieve Humeston is one to bring the teachers and students themselves into a pact of everlast- the dirt that's left over?" of the students. The house was into a closer acquaintance with ing secrecy as to their doings! Pat—"Dig another hole and put charmingly decorated with the col-J each other.' and essavs. lit in."