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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
2
A weekly issue published every Friday by The Press Club of Hanover College. First issue dated April 2, 1909. Editor in Chief K. P. Miller. Managing Editor J. B. Allison. Business Manager F. C. Millis. Assistant Business Manager T. R. Holcroft.
Editors apologize to subscribers for the delay in publishing the first issue due to belated arrival of type. They pledge to avoid future trouble and disappointment and ask readers to pardon the delay.
The author explains a Hanover founded press club named triangle due to a threefold representation. From first meeting on the third of February and every third Wednesday, the group embraces a triangular identity in structure and tone, claiming strength in the shape and melodious news delivery.
The Iota Chapter of Beta Theta Pi entertained with their annual dance at Beta Hall on Friday evening March 26. Pink and blue decorations set the scene for about twenty five dances and extras with Klein's Orchestra providing music. Supper followed at eleven, dancing continued to one. Chaperons included Mrs W A Millis Prof and Mrs Wolfe and Prof Sowers. guests included visiting young ladies and Beta alumni.
The Chrestos met on Friday March 26 and installed officers chosen at the last meeting. Officers include Francis J. Culbertson as President and Bernice Archer as Vice President with Margaret Hawk as Secretary. Other posts list Stella Lawson as Treasurer Harriet Elliott as 2nd Critic Elizabeth Britan as 1st Savant Eloise Millis as 2nd Savant Ethel L. Niles as Marshal. Miss Hawk to deliver the oration at the May Exhibition and Miss Britan the declamation with Miss Menefee reading and Miss Millis the essay. Miss Kingery of Crawfordsville pledged Chresto. The Society plans hall improvements including new chairs desks and carpet.
The Zetelathean Society installed officers on Friday March 26 with Ella McIntire as president and Laura Reynolds as vice president. After business they dressed in aprons and dust caps for spring cleaning and rearranging the hall furniture. A dainty lunch followed, and two weeks earlier Marguerite Button hosted a social for members and alumni with musical numbers by Mae Green Emma Lytle Florence Priest and others. Prospective brides formed a cooking club to benefit local young men.
Mr. K P Miller delivers a tribute titled The Greater Roosevelt praising Roosevelt's political integrity and popular appeal among common people while contrasting Washington. The debate follows on bank deposit guarantees, with Niklaus of Philal arguing for state and national bank guarantees and Montgomery of Union Lit opposing the plan.
The exchange centered on a guaranteed fund proposed by The B. F. Calloway Co. Bankers' views contrasted with the law's socialistic label. Mr Niklaus failed to undermine negative points and was corrected twice by Mr Montgomery. Dr Millis awarded the Doolittle prize to Montgomery as the audience dispersed.
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