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178 THE ATHENAEUM ideal punch were served. At 7:30 the young men took their ladies, at the invitation of the junior class, to “The Invisible Power,” which was being presented on the screen in Sale Hall Chapel by the senior high school class. Throughout the whole occasion a spirit of welcome pervaded the atmosphere, and each guest expresses his sincerest and deepest appreciation of the hospitality afforded by such worthy, meritorious men as com prise the class of ’24. LAWN SOCIAL AT MOREHOUSE. By R. E. Brown, Jr., ’25. On the afternoon of May 5 the Y. M. C. A. of Morehouse en tertained the young ladies of Spelman at the annual Morehouse- Spelman lawn social. At 3:15 in the afternoon the guests from Spelman arrived, numbering approximately two hundred young ladies. On account of the dampened condition of the lawn, the members of the Y. M. C. A. received their guests on the third floor of the Science Building. By way of beginning a lively afternoon the guests were in vited to attend a baseball game on the Morehouse Athletic Field between Morehouse and the Twenty-Fourth Infantry, U. S. A. They readily accepted and reached the field in time to enjoy the intensely interesting final innings of the game. After the game the party returned to the scene of the lawn social. On the third floor of the Science Building the young men threw open the various rooms which comprise the biological de partment, enabling the young ladies to enjoy the constituency of the miniature museum. Special interest was shown in the vari ous specimens of physiological and zoological laboratories. While refreshments were being served to some of the guests, others conversed freely with their friends and still others concentrated their conversations in a furious effort to win the race with t : me. At last time, which disregards the desires of man, drew to a re luctant close the enjoyable afternoon, the reception ending at 5 o’clock. ACADEMIC DEBATING SOCIETY. By J. E. Beck, Ac. ’23. The members of the Academic Debating Society think it proper and very interesting to have the successful debaters of this term meet in final debate in Sale Hall Chapel, May 19, 1923. Accord ingiy, the following subject has been decided upon: Resolved, Please Trade With Our Advertisers.