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THE RED AND BLACK
On the Campus
M i>s ('umillu MeW hurter w out
Miss Richmond Walton of!
Lucy Cobb spent the week end
with lier parents in Madison.
Mr. Lamar Ilill spent several
days the tirst of the week in the
city.
Mr. Kivand Benedict returned
last week from Richmond.
Miss Mary Foster of Washing
ton, Ga., will visit in Athens
during Lucy Cobh Commence-
ment.
Miss Florence Hodgson is visit
iug her grand-mother Mrs. F. M.
(Joker in Atlanta.
The Georgia Imselmtl team
spent Friday and Saturday in
Atlanta.
Mrs. W. H. Hill’s friends deep
ly sympathize with her in the
over to Atlanta with Judge and
Mrs. McWhorter to sec the game
against Tech.
Last Saturday lion. Jim Smith
received quite an ovation at
I'aoli.
Miss Anne Burnett sailed
Wednesday for Kurope. She will
' he abroad several weeks.
Mr. K. B. Walker spent Sun
day at his home in Madison.
Misses llarriotte Winchestei
and Louise Wright, who w«“re
the attractive sponsors of the
Mercer team, returned to Macon
Monday after a short visit to
Lucy Cohli.
Mr. Joe Hodgson, ox •'•>, of
Atlanta, spent last week with
his mother Mrs. G. 1. Hodgson.
Programs
AND FINE PRINTING
THE LOWEST PRICES
l> L'. MASON
The (’areful I tent ist
‘The
M’Gregor Press
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MOORE'S
Casque and Gauntlet Dance
An enjoyable dance wus given
Iasi Wednesday night by the
Casque and Gauntlet. Notwith
standing the warmth of the
weather, the participants en
joyed themselves until the hour,
the conductor, etc. brought it to
FOR PINE CANDIES MADE
DALY- Best Ice Cream in
the City
No matter what price you pay loi
an article ol clothing at Muse’s, value
is always the tiling considered. I lie
very best your money will huy is the
maxim lived up to.
We outfit men and hoys, from
head to liottom soles: Suits, over
coals, shoes, hats, underwear and
furnishings.
122 CLAYTON ST.
loss of her mother Mrs. Barker, j a close. Those present were Mrs.
Head & M’Mahan
The Best of Everything
in Clothing Hats, and
who died last Tuesday night.
Misses Clura May Winn and
Annie lain Padgett, of Atlanta,
will spend commencement with
the Misses Brand.
Miss Mildred Wooley of At
lanta will be the guest of Lydia
11 uchens during commencement
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hurt,
Misses Mary and Sarah Gerdine,
Lyndon, Fleming, Benedict,
Goss, McWhorter, Thomas,
Steele, Dorothy Ames, Wadley,
and Elizabeth Ames; Messrs.
Henry Covington, Barker, Law-
ton, Terrell Covington, Hagan, |
KU
Dozit
Furnishings.
112 Clayton St.. • Athens. Gi .
I.V.GUhTON
Alexander Smith, Kyle Smith, Portraits by Photography
Jozier, , Stricklund, , ..
Clothing Value
MUSE’S
3-5.7 Whitehall,
Atlanta, (la.
Dick Harris \ Son.
Tonsorial Artists
First Glass Work
Olil ItrtiaMe
28 Clayton St.
hirsch Bros.,
Cotton is twelve cents. 1Jozier , .
Misses Anne B. and Online || (IW ur<l, McMillan, Gury, Marsh ..*1 rOUPCS A oPCCltlIIV .
l’hinizy left Wednesday for At- 1 •* ' ■
lanta where they will he the
guests of Mrs. Abner \\ . Cal
houn.
Miss Alene Gentry has return
ed to to Lucy Cobh after a short
visit to Atlanta.
The Washington and l«e
hum, Cox, Broughton, Cur
michuel, Baldwin, Lowndes,
C 11. Phillips, and Hartridge.
SPECIAL FRICKS
TO STUDENTS
Studio 10 College Avenue
PATRONl/.L IGF.
Athens Empire
Laundry
Impromptu Debate
There was u large and enthu
siastic audience in the chapel
Friday night to hear the im-
dehate comes off next Friday, at 1>r(>m ptu dehate. Kveryo
which the bund will play and re- |, re p ttr cd to have u good time
freshments will he served u „d | l( .ar the speakers wrestle And el llie hi B h«t ftra«le w.,rk. Kc
between the acts—A large crowd with the question, suddenly p r ,. st . ntc ,| ,h e campus by II. W.
is expected. j launched upon them. Iheaudi- (jaRRKTT. All patronage through
Messrs. Raoul, Smith, Horkan cnee had a good time, the music him will l>. .ippreciated.
and Kagan went over to Atlanta was fully up to the high stand
Thursday, where they will spend ard set by the < adet band, and
until Sunday. * • the debate itself was excellent.
agreed
MALE
OUTFITTERS
44 Wh.uh.ll SI.. AllaaO. G«
11 AT S None hut the U**t known maker*
are represented here. The very latent
shape* in aoft and stiff good*. Quality,
Style and Price go hand in hand.
R. Brandt
The Jeweler
Absolutely Reliable
FLEMING COI.I.KT, I’kopk.,
(.'or Clayton & Lumpkin Sis
Misae.Susie and Sarah Gerdine Die question agreed upon b> _ he
are in Atlanta, the guests of Mrs. the judges w as the good old sub- PfptOg TO pnS
Harvev Jordan. > c ‘ <,f a ." d AT
Lunch Counter
BEST LINK OF FRUITS
Harvey Jordan. J e< , . ...
... „ Demosthenian on the alhrmative
Mrs W B III 1 and Miss l’arna
.Mrs. • ,u,d Bln Kappa on the negative
Hill have returned home. procee(le( , „, thrush it over for
Misses Rosa Hull and Annie a|1 | lour< j M good style. For
Laura Moll are in East Lake Ala. jj e ,nosthenian, Me--rs Davis,
attending a house party given by Stokes, Turner, Wilhite, Giles,
P.Ball's Studio
Special Prices to Students
..Satisfaction Guaranteed..
Athens Fruit Co.
No. 7 CUyton Street
NUNNALLY
Atlanta
CANDIES FLOWERS
Messrs. Albert I^*e and Mell an( j Hodge appeared, for I’lii
Smith. Kappa, Haines, lawtim, Marsh- 1
Prof, and Mrs. S. V. Sanford l,urn, Whitman, Goldstein, and
witnessed the Georgia-Tech game Parker- Mr. Lucian Bower
in Atlanta. acted as master of ceremonies.
Miss Khinel.ardt, who was the The judges Messrs. Bayne,
guest of Mrs. A. S. Barker left Chastain, and Michael returned
'I Hr pilmnagr of the students is respectfully
solo iinl Mowers and • an.he* for * oasmente
■unit, froothall game*, and snch m.attorn My
ripfrt* absolutely fresh
Law Brothers Co.
MEN’S Fi RNISHINGS,
HATS & SHOES
II ATS
AliE.NTS IlL.NI.AI
ST KTSON SHOES
gucni *»s .*»»"• - * “
Wednesday for Gainesville. the decision for Demoslhenian.
_/Itluntu, Ga
Order for SHOES are tilled promptly «n<l
with perfect satisfac tion. If you have worn
the REHAI. SHOE you want another pair,
if not now it the heit time to try th.*m. 1
can alto supply you with polish, brushes,
etc. Patroniee a student, order the Kegal
Shoe and get your money’s worth.
W W I.ANCi, Agent,
No. 19 New t.ollege