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THE ATHENAEUM 191 training for it involves such a.wide scope of things, those who are graduates in it are qualified for numerous other pursuits besides it. All persons who are interested in mingling with people, in working among them for beneficial purposes, and in studying their needs and desires, should attend the schools of social work in this country.. The Atlanta School of Social Work is the only one located in the Far South for the special training and preparation of workers in the field of social service. The number of graduates from it increases vastly each year, and it offers immense oppor tunities and possibilities for young college men and women. We trust that the attendance next year may far exceed that of this year, as that of this year far exceeded that of last year. We have great reasons to expect nothing but success. News Items of Interest On the afternoon and evening of May 4 the senior high school class of Morehouse presented on the screen “The Invisible Power,” in Sale Hall Chapel, Morehouse College. On the afternoon and evening of May 11 and 12 the senior college class of Morehouse presented in the same place the great screen feature, “The Christian.” Both were given with the purpose in mind of raising money for the Morehouse Loyalty Fund. At the Southern Students’ Conference, which convened in Atlanta April 6 to 8, the following were registered at various times as attendants from Morehouse: Messrs. B. B. Eatmon, F. D. Gholston, R. E. Bland, R. P. Alexander, E. E. Riley, W. K. Payne, J. B. Harris, H. W. Thurman, J. M. Nabrit, Jr., L. Johnson, C. J. Gresham, N. M. Christopher, G. J. Van Buren, T. H. Burris and C. C. H. Patrick. From Spelman came the following: Misses Troas C. Lewis, Mattie B, Harper, Emma McAllister, Hattie Maxey, Josie Frisby and Alice Fowlkes. On Sunday morning, May 6, Dr. Travis of Gammon Theological Seminary addressed the student body of Morehouse College in Sale Hall Chapel, at the exercises held under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. An alumnus of Morehouse, Rev. Mordecai W. Johnson, of Charleston, W. Va., addressed the student body of Morehouse in Sale Hall Chapel on Wednesday morning, May 9, Thursday even- Please Trade With Our Advertisers.