The Stetson Weekly Collegiate

I STETSON FIRST LAST AND ALL THE TIME ®¥ Stetson WtMn, (Bolbgiate ^JL^A^XL WE BOOST THE UNIVERSITY YOU BOOST THE COLLEGIATE PUBLISHED BY T^STTJD^Ts'oF JOHlsF^rrs^r mnvEESITY. VOL. XXLX. DELAJm, FLORIDA, FRLDAT, EEBRTJAEtT 16, 1917. NUMBER 15 FRESHMEN CONQUER SOPHOMORES SOPHS WIN CLASS FIGHT. gut Freshmen Keep the Banner. ■' eshmen Q a little Flag. They called LENA CONKLLNG RECITAL Former Stetson Student. The Collegiate is glad to an- ta comm, dss Lena 'Hiding to the University Audi- 'Thev^.vd^Fla^:1"™11, Fnda> «*«««© February Miss Conlding is a grad- our Music Department and a real artist. Since graduating. ]as been stur . \'ew City under die most compe- instruct SAVANNAH HITS THE MAT. K. CLUB ENTERTAIN. Stetson Girls Victors. It tkeir Banner. Thev put: It up Morning. When-, the s . woke up Thev sa.. ^,, : d,-nVT] ' Tiate' fhelbg Pf-^e. Waving. They were ggo&ss m ,::;. Thev diought They - bafts down the Flag. T . oie, in an, o, The Freshmen were' There are many people in the ned. Thev were Rat-: I'm versify and the city who will i mber Miss Conkding with ma u:d all rlie Sophs '-ictle appreciation, She lias sung pe. m ft" churches of DeLand. and I ■ he Freshmensjmam. ifflfi Sophs thev ' ^rge Sunday audiences at Vespers, :iffi to go on- " m. (Those who have heard her in :ev made the Freshmv ■ over to die Gvm. Freshmen tie them a they could Sleep ; iling out of the Gym. :ophomore was named: Brace. He was a very Bad Man. a been Wanted, by Police. The Freshmeii did: matt fansm he was- Wanted. They ut without an Em Has? Sheriff got EBm; with: m Gun. men: had: to rescue Bruce Hand: of: die Law. This to the Fresh:- morc recent years are enthusiastic in their praise of her rich, full and voluminous soprano voice. During the recent years of study she has added a: wonder nil technique to her natural ability. Tickets will be on: sale at Fowler's and die price of admission: will be fifty cents. The- time is not far distant when: it will cost, many- times fifty cents to: hear this gaffed daughter- of Stetson. mel tare Ajiocker Sopnomore was named: D&fey.. He did not like to im tife (Syrrx,. where No One: catricE see MJrrr. He asked to be tied: ha Flag Pole, where he- could: Use aasm from: Qiaiidoirr, and eat St diey- chd This; His - Qrffe tied to: the:- Flag- So it took: Fourteen: Freshh- mm: in keep the: Girls: away from: fflfiriT',. They acted a ittte Cm.:." 1M Sophs wanted tiieir Ficture Taken: to diow how tiiey beat tie Freshmen: So. they tool: But a .. named Pascoe, was " lightened when he saw the .tan. He sobbed Bitter- fc. St-j That, is why You will Bfe Ins Smiling: Face in tlie: flrmr h die Rest look' very all dressed up in the Fresh- man: R last the. Sophs said: Take aid We . don't ever let Us: a the- Freshmen down the Flag; and the wonti: ever see: It again. Then, die; Sophs gave- the Freshman hack then Rope. And We fflfl went Home; m Claire V. Wiiring, who was for several years a-, member of the: Stetson-, facult i visit- nap eh the otiier morning: We welcome Miss Winding; back: Na Hro@am; die officers and Chaudoin giflfe -.villi the exception of three, iani. no programme "WEBB WBfl Tins is a- deplorable rf affairs and it is hoped" vill "mend their ways." waax: court: «fens Fdr vs. James Brown. VTOS in the Moot Court of John B- Person University Tue: - - ■i able ess ost the reluming a. verdict I .e. -o The Stetson Girls Basketball Team took another close game last week by defeating Savannah. 18- to W. Tlie home outfit seemed tea be about to swamp the visiting team- in the first half, but Savannah. upset the dope bucket nring: back strong, in the second frame. Near the end of the last period the score was tied by tlie visitors, but Stetson's team had what it took, to swing the score their Sarah Smith, was this: star of the game, dropping seven, clean field goals. Miss Hardee was near- IhrcgressLve Dinner Served to Members. The members of the Kewpie Kluh were entertained at. the homes of several of the members to a progressive dinner parte'-. Different courses were served at different homes which gave an. oddly interesting dinner to many of the members. Tlie first course, consisting of fruit cocktail, w. 3b homer of Aliss Catherine Jackson. The tables were prettily decorated with pink roses at: tins course. From there; tlie Club went to the home of iliss Bob Kruse where the dinner course was serv- ATX STARS DEFEAT STETSON Rutherford Injured. ly as good, scoring n ed. Mss Kmse had Valentine innah. The line-up: Stetson . -annah Peyton: _F Pardee Smith: _ F .Massed: Turnquist JC.„ .Eehoe Bates __R£ Eenltoe D. Haynes.......G-_ Heriot Woodall...... G M. Browne Substitutes—C. Haynes, Wicliffe. Goals—Peyton. 1, Smith: % Hardee 6, Massett L 0 The: members- of the Junior Class entertained themselves at the home of their President, Mr. A. J. hurst:, last Saturday7" night. After a. repast there the class adiourned. to the moAde sIkiv,- fetetre of Marv Picldord. decorations ar her home: which the spirit of the; month to the affair. Miss Moody Adnoy was. die hostess to the salad course and had the dining room decorated in- rustic manner. Miss: Johanna Powell was hostess: fbr tlie 1: course consisting: of ice cream and the . . Miss Powells were decorated with the flowers of the (dub, pink: and white; carnations The fifth and last course was served at die home of Miss Mar- jorie Thomas; and the course consisted, of coffee and nuts. At: tlie place of each member was a large pink- carnation. The Kewpies announce two ples- o their (dub: Miss- Vivian Frieson and 5'Iiss Nina. Hizzelle. DeLand's fastest basketball team- met in. two mixed teams as a preliminary to the girls game. The play was hard and close, but tlie game was not finished, being called on accoui: m injur-7 to Dud Rutherford's knee. Tlie score stood 19 to 1& in: favor of die DeLand: All Stars when, the whistle blew7. Tlie line-up: DeL. An Stetson White F..._. Miller Gillilland F (^irlineT- Bassctt. G -....Rutherford Gee ..G Caro Hollander G- ' nno Substitute, Allen: Goals-. Wlnte 3, (liJdilland- 3, Allen 1, Midler 1, Gardiner L, Rutiierford /], Caro L Free Tlrrows-. Gillilland a, Rutherford- (1 R^eree Harkne: <> EnSQPHTANT LTTEEAE3T SOCIETY: Election, of Officers AlrThEjX EIGHT YEARS OF STMdTDT m ^EW YQRE1 SmCK GRAJJTJATmG FRDWL THK STKTSGK MMbB£ SCHOOL MISS LENA CONKLING, Soprano Will ApFei^" Sn Carmert at the UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM DAY, FEB. 23 8:00P.M. An un'ustml. aggortumt^'-- ta liear- tiiis^ Hrilliatif Artist A&iri^iEaii 50) oeaidls Elosr^sJ Seasbs a£ Fowlkt^s The Eusophian: Literary7 Society- held its: weeldy- meeting Fridays Feliruar: ;). Tlie meeting, was- called to order by the Vice-President, Qlga_ Bowen; in: the absence of tlie President, MamieaHaynes;. After the reading, of the minutes of the lasr meeting, the foilo^vhrg- program- ::-en: L—Ldncolh: as a Writer Slarian PTanne 2.—Stories of Lincoln', Jessie Swdngle. 3:. Sxmg, x^lma- Ma: The; program: was- short, due ta election" of officers and "tlie Goilege:- Plav." Tlie following, officers were eiected- for the corning, term: President:—Olga- Bowen. Vice-President—K'lildred: Smith. Treasurer—Mildred Brown: S^:retaryy—Fern: Pillingliam. Program: Slanager^—Sara: Chase Censor Critic—Irene Smith. Junior- Critic.—Ruth: Jickson. Senior Critic.—Rose htoweil : STEESOHT LTTEHAfiS" SQOEITf' Small Attendancfii VTESBEie. SERVICE. "The^ Costly/ Glories of tlie: ffigfear Biffe At Vesper Service Dr Hutle\- delivered one of the iinc;st addresses of the year on tlie subject, "The Costly Glories of the Higt: based on he verse, found us, "Thev- that are come out of great tribulation." The music was espi>nailv -ood.| A solo bv Miss Ha.rrinyton, arcom- panied hv Miss Fird' on the- iiiano, anrl Miss Rogers on the; violin.' SnnlTord and Miss W anthem and- at .(1S(. ot ihr service the choir sans7 an anthem. Miss Ruth Houston, • graduate of die Sietson Aeao. will soon ivturu 5 l lur' ther cov.i "i. WEWt LITEKASX' SnCTETY" Dehrate Goes to; Aflliiuatiyei Tlie membt Ife Kent Lawr Club: met in. their room in. Science Hall Friday night and- tlie following program was given: \b subject for debate was- "Resolved hat co-education in Gol- >vas desiral.de." Tlie affirma-- i.ive of the issue was ^resented. 1ia- Mr. Catts mid. Mr. Peterson- .viuir gative was :ahen by detdiicheon ami Mr. Chalker. : an interest,: ssion the judges. Young, AVilson and. Caro. decided-for the alftrmative. : Peterson, the manager »f .asketball ieam. hen :;v o the club on the recent trip, taken bv die Stetson: Pa: ball team through the Sxuithern [fc tafi WB meresting and Mr Pe.ierson told many liiuno- baass occiirrences which happened, on. the trip. Mr: Young gave a- talk to the club upon the subject of war which nterestingc After" the society had closed: ife business^ session: the members: adjourned. o YLh w: C A. Ha MeetingLast: Week-: Tliere wass no. regidar meeting: 01 the Y: W: C. A, last: week; bos the girls- were given the oppor^ tunity to hear Mrs. Hill, who: has been the leading, speaker- in lie School of Missions- held in the City duriiii veek. speak ar the Presbvterian Church. Girls-, endeavor to. lie present] at: the meetings- as much as- ]iossi- Ide. Your co-operation, is- gmeatly needed to make our association: a success. At the usual time tlie Stetson- Literary Society- convened in its- room in Science Hall to cair}7" out the {irogram: prepared for: the occasion. The thoughts-- of: the mem- liersr were apparently on the college play which wasf to: follow the meeting, and the small attendance was? thus accounted, for. Tlie program: was- probably for the same reason not as- well prepared as- usual. As it was- executed: it isr as- follows: Reacling:—Fvelyn Webster. Reading.—Setii: Kennedy. Current: Events—Katlir\7n Leish- er: Biography of- Puums1—Virginia Bow. Extempore:—E dgar Wells-. Parliamentary Practices—George: Keppel. Junior Critic':; Reporr—Dion. Coodwin. o Robert Moore of: Haiwerford: College Pennsylvania, has- chai"» lenged. Hen Hiilley for the (diam- pionship in men's singles at the LTniversitv: