Handel Messiah Highlighted as Historic Charity Work
The article recalls Handel's Messiah first performed in Dublin on April 18, 1742 for prisoners hospitals and infirmary relief. It notes the crowd limits and charity requests to seat more attendees, King George II’s reaction, and that women will outnumber men at tomorrow’s production.
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Dublin
Mercer’s Hospital
Faulkner
London
George II
Handel
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
Teachers Wanted to Fill Vacancies in School Work
Employment bureau in Cedar Rapids Iowa seeks teachers for all departments starting the new year. Commission only three percent. Register now at 228 Cedar Rapids Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Teachers Employment Bureau
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frosh and Sophs Again the Winners
Freshmen and sophomores won their inter class games with the frosh beating the preps 30 to 6 and the sophomores defeating the seniors 28 to 16. A miscount left the preps with four players at start, then the freshmen pulled away as the first half ended with 146 points. The second period saw looser play and Milholm and Kohl scored for the seniors as many substitutes saw action.
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Milholm
Kohl
Delegates Chosen to the I. P. A. Convention in Lexington
Delegates to the national I P A convention at Lexington Kentucky have been chosen. Professor S L Chandler sociology and economic history is faculty representative while Marvel Stockwell and Warren are elected student representatives. The Iowa delegation will meet in Chicago December 27 then travel to Lexington. A Hawk eyes Iowa conclave will be held at Lexington.
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Professor Chandler
Marvel Stockwell
Warren Johnston
Lexington
Kentucky
S. L. Chandler
Ciary
National Capital
United States
America
Adelphi Draw Bye in Semifinals for May Final
In the semifinal draw the Adelphian society received a bye. Miltonians meet Parmenians on March 23 for the right to face Adelphians in the final on May 18. Miltonian lineup: Winter Chassell Drummond with McRoberts as substitute. Parmenians: Anderson Nordbloom Shippee. The Parmenians will vote on the question today.
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Bate
Adelphian Society
Miltonians
Parmenians
Adelphians
Stout Outlines Christian Life Program at Y M C A
Dr J E Stout spoke on The program of the Christian Life at the Y M C A stressing a life guided by Christ like standards. He urged self respect and perseverance, noting many will err but should remain committed to following the Master’s program at Cornell.
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Christian Life
J. E. Stout
Cornell
Prof. Stout
Aesthesian Officers Named for Club
President Clarice Nissley and Thelma Davidson lead the Aesthesian club with Clarice as president and Thelma as vice president. Recording secretary Walbourg Jensen and corresponding secretary Sylvia Davidson manage records and correspondence. Muriel Betts serves as treasurer with Helen Davis and Zada Grover as critics. Louise Marr and Edith Sorter are directresses, Dorothy Deardorf and Mabel Sherman ushers, and Leila Nagle the marshal.
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Thelma Davidson
Walbourg Jensen
Cornellians Offered A Glimpse Of College Traditions
A reader asks how well Cornellians know their college history and old rules. The note contrasts rigid 19th century regulations with modern student life and invites discussion on traditions and literary society memories.
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Cornellians
Oratory Department Recital Showcases First Year Talent
The Oratory Department held a regular recital on Wednesday afternoon. First year students presented readings with notable expressiveness and variety. Elva Fordyce delivered The End of the Task with strong pathos while Blanche Dayton offered Lovey Mary with charming humor. Lois Pye impressed with Louis Rand and vivid impersonations. Faithe Culver closed with two pieces showing artistic finish.
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Oratory
Elva Fordyce
Blanche Dayton
Mary
Lois Pye
Louis Rand
Mary Johnston
Faithe Culver
Miss Gail Kennedy Research for Missionary Society Centennial
Miss Gail Kennedy works under Dr. S Earl Taylor of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist church to secure material for his new book for the Centennial of the Missionary Society in 1919.
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Gail Kennedy
S. Earl Taylor
Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Church
the Missionary Society
Adelphian Debaters Defeat Zetegathian on Telegraph Ownership
The Adelphian team defeated the Zetegathian in a close debate on government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines. Rol lin Baird Raymond Grant and Irvin Evans led for the negative while Clyde Reed George Bretnall and Don Starry argued for ownership. Starry’s strong delivery contrasted with rebuttal reading. Judges were Briscoe Whitney and Smith. Continued on third page.
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Adelphian
Zetegathian
Rollin Baird
Conrad
Raymond Grant
Dunlap
Irvin
Evans
Swea City
Clyde Reed
Hepburn
George Bretnall
LaMont
Don Starry
Springville
Baird
Grant
Starry
Bretnall
Reed
N. A. Briscoe
Iowa City
N. R. Whitney
O. H. Smith
Express
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Cornell Society
Frank Shaw
Soph
Sen
Iors
B. T. Hedges
Raines Op
Bee Butler
Sagle Dawson Wee
Hamann
Sees
Gatewood
Morrow Sore
Eves Groff
Yates
Kohl Milholm
Eteae Hahn Seem
Ee Wasn
Mann
I.P.A. Convention
Adelphi
Miltonian
Winter
Chassell
Drummond
McRoberts
Anderson, Nordbloom
Shippee
J.E. Stout
Dad Elliott
Aesthesian Officers
Clarice Nissley
Sylvia Davidson
Muriel Betts
Helen Davis
Zada Grover
Louise Marr
Edith Sorter
Dorothy Deardorf
Mabel
Sherman
Marshal—Leila Nagle
Nord
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