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I'HE HED AND BLACK.
focal lUentioit.
Auburn lias to lie beaten.
Lot every man yell
self hoarse for the ’Varsity
Alex Ilall was absent
the University a few day
week.
Miss Louise l>uBose is visit-
jin" friends in Warrenton.
Mr. Anderson Otl’nt, who is
him- pleasantly remembered as visit-
in" Athens last fall, is again
with us and intends to enter
from Hie I'niversity. Mr. Glint is
last a graduate of Princeton and
was one of the leading athletes
on Princeton’s track team.
OPERA HOUSE, OPERA HOUSE,
y&cndat{, November 20. }Jhursdai{, Tier'tuber 23
Prof. Sylvanus
aw department
Miss Lena Pitner entertained
a few friends very delightfully,
Wednesday night.
Louis Kamspeck, an old Uni
versity boy, spent several
days in Athens this week.
Woman.” The address was a
A great many students went strong one from every point and
up to Atlanta Wednesday to at- was thoroughly enjoyed
tend the Oratorical Association's
contest.
('onHtM'iitivp HoaMon of .I.imcM A j
llurnu H Beautiful Comedy-Dmutn,
shore ao n ess
Direction of II. (’. Minor.
PrcHcnted liy a FI no Company of Playora.
With Kntiro New Scenery
ami Mechanical Nnvclticn.
A Superb Production Ouarantced !
PKICR8 XKV Kit VARY.
SjF Uc*erv«*d 8ral« fl.oii. Balcony
60c. (*allcry 25c.
The “ Beanary Bums.”
The latest, and decidedly the
Principles of Law as Applied to swellest, organization in college
is th(> “ Beanary Bums.”
The motives of this Huh are
tin* purest, and it can ho certi
fied by all of its members, that
Morris of the
delivered an
address in Atlanta Monday be
fore the Woman’s club. Mis
subject was “The Elementary
bv all
present.
Mr. T. E. Carey, a prominent
member of the Law class, is
spending a few days in Augusta the refer.-
on business.
Ralph Brightwell, ’98, Law
’99, was in Athens for a few
days during the week, visiting
relatives and friends.
We hope the ’Varsity will do
the same for Auburn to-dav that
the “Hot Potatoes” did for the
“ ’Varsity Bums” last Satur
day.
Miss Julia
Rome's most
charming belles
ivc guest <>f M r-
Dean, one <>f
beautiful and
is the attract-
. Vaneev Har
ris, oil Prince Avenue,
Thk Run am. Bi.ack again
requests delinquent subscribers
to pay their subscriptions,'lie-
cause they will assist greatly in
running rhe paper at this time
of the year.
The sponsors for Georgia in
the game to-day will be Miss
Annie Kitten and Miss Julia
McWhorter. Messrs ('. II.
Black and W. S. Bltiii will act
as escorts.
George Walter, ;m old Uni
versity boy,who is now tit Wash
ington and Lee University, is
Associate Editor of the Calyx,
the Annual of that University,
and of the Ring-Tum-Phi, tin-
weekly.
There is a rumor prevalent in
college circles that Roy I). Jen
kins, ex-’99 has been married.
Although the Rki> am> Bi.a< k
cannot substantiate tin- rumor,
yet it takes the liberty of ex
tending its congratulations to
“ Jinks.”
The Misses Burnett enter
tained charmingly, Wednesday
night at a delightful dinner
party. Those present were
Messrs. Hall, Blun, Mann,
Brumby, R. Hodgson, J. Rid
ley, McCutcheon, Saussv, and
Charlton.
(Continued from 1st page.)
TENNESSEE GAME.
and umpire to ex
change places for tile second
Half unless Imtlt captains desire
the referee to continue to act.
When ('apt. Ritchie requested
the rule to he followed, Tcnn.’s
('apt. at first agreed, Imt the
manager disagreed, saying to
the Tenn. ('apt., “ Look here!
don’t you do it, we've got ’em,”
and on Ritchie's saying he
would leave the field and sue
him on his contract, the mana
ger returned, “ You have no
contract ; you will play with
this referee or get no money.”
Then Ritchie gave notice that
the last half would lx- played
under protest.
Here the umpire (Mr. (fan-
lion ) asked to lx- relieved of his
duties, stating as his reasons
that lie “ did not wish to lie a
witness to such a wholesale
theft.” He spoke to several of
our players in* this strain, Imt
Georgia wished him to continue
as an impartial official. Seeing
it was getting late, the referee
delayed the game by every pos
sible device.
The last three plays, Georgia
gained 10, 12 and 15 yards, re
spectively, and in all probabili
ty would have scored a touch
down in the next two minutes
of play, Imt just at this junct
ure the referee called the game
on account of darkness; this
was obviously unfair as there
was plenty of time in which to
tiuisli tie- game, Imt of course
this decision destroyed Geor
gia’s last chance of success.
Georgia played a good game,
and as a proof she made IS
there are positively no politics
in its management.
The requirement for nicmher-
sliip is to In- able tu eat one-half
(if pound of grissel without
frowning.
The members are as follows :
Appetite Andrews—The Hu
man < )st rich.
Beefsteak Banks—The Vice-
jawed Man.
B.-anary Biee—The Sport from
Lumpkin St.
Rustler Ridley—The I’ork-
C’hop King
The following records have
been made :
Tin- Vice-jawed Man—One ox
vertebra; no teeth injured.
The Sport from Lumpkin St.
—One humming-bird wing on
toast, with three small green
peas;
The Human Ostrich—Two
horse shoes, four spikes, and
twelve ten-penny nnils. No in
digestion.
The I’ork Chop King has fail
ed to make a record as yet.
The Literary Societies.
I) K MOST II KM A N IIaI.I.,
Nov. 11th,1899.
The Society was called to or
der by Pres. R. Ilunie Smith.
Messrs. .1. T. Will-then and
W. U. Thompson responded as
Sophomore and Junior orators,
respect ively.
Parliamentarian Usher made
his report.
The question for debate was,
Resolved, That students should
participate in college govern
ment. Affirmative, Ach-rhold,
Blackwell, Camp ; negative,
Myers, Dixon, Sliankle. Tin-
President rendered bis decision
in favor of tin- negative.
I). J. I)
ized bv tb
A SI-AIIKI.INO TIIKKK A< T COMK.PY,
THE REAL
WIDOW BROWN.
Wllol.KSOMK KI N,
siq.KNDIli SIMilNIi,
Hit'll COSTIIMKN.
Direction of A. Q- Scatnmon.
I’m Kai-ra Ham.,
Nov. II, 1899.
Tito society was called to or
der by tin- First Censor, Mr.
Sibley. Mr. F,rwin was elected
President pro tempore; the
President, Mr. Owen, came in
late, having been delayed on
Law class being
by one of its pro
account of t lie
held over tinn
fessors.
Till- subject debuted was, Re
solved, That tin- English system
of government suits the needs of
a free and self-governing pie
better than does that of the
United States. Affirmative,
Beaver, Hill, Scruggs; nega
tive, llatnby, Breitenbtu-ber.
The President decided in favor
of tin- negative.
Tin- President appointed as
the Finance Committee Messrs.
Hamby and Denmark.
The following gentlemen were
appointed as a (Jiicslion Com
mittee; Hati-her, Lang, (i. It.
Franklin, Clay, 11 ill and Goiter.
The society instructed the
secretary to inform Mr. Sylva
nus Morris that the meetiiigs of
the society begin at 10:15 a. lit
The Finance committee re
commended that the Secretary
be instructed to purchase a bul
letin board, and also that be
have the photograph of Mr.
.1. L. M. Curry enlarged and
framed.
Till- subject to be debated at
the next meeting is. Resolved,
That the trustees of the Univer
sity of Georgia should abolish
the system of college honors and
medals. A fli rmiit i ve Connor,
Willingham, Lang. Negative,
Oxford, Me I lull, Goodrich.
I. P. (ioss.
Y. M C. A. Notes.
first downs to Tennessee
W|- would prefer to pass over on the hall,
in silence tin- serenade during j L Tison m tule a motion
the night previous to the game, th . u |. r ,. H iilen t should ap-
though the experience was not Il(lillt fl committee to obtain, if
one, after the long
a pleasant
journey
The motion was carried, and
Subscribe for the t ison, Myers, and Shari*- were
Red aid Black and On motion, the Society was
The Georgian. 1““ e r
Wednesday evening Mr. God
frey, tin- retiring Secretary of
tin- city Association, addressed
the city V. M. U. A. This was
Mr. Godfrey’s last address in
Athens, and it was full of
Myers was author- thought and earnestness. We
Society to have some regret to see Mr. Godfrey leave,
for In- lias not only built up the
city association, but lias been a
great help to the college associ-
Tbere is n great deal of inter-
poiut a committee
possible, a portrait of the (.'bail- cst being manifested in tin- dif-
cellor, to be placed in the ball, ferent Bible classes, and every
one who is taking tin- course
says lie is greatly lie ne tit ted by
it.
The meeting next Wednesday
evening will be led by a very at
tractive speaker.