Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 21, March 3, 1917.

              The Rollins Sandspur.





                                                  Published by Students of Rollins College.





 ( VOLUME 'OLUl\IE 'OLUl IE OLUME ) 19   ( WINTER 'VINTER ) PARK, FLORIDA, ( MARCH l\fARCH l fARCH ) 3, 1917.                             No. 21.



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GIRlS' ( GlfE GLEE ) ClUB MAKES fiRST ( ROLLINS HOLLINS ) BALL WINS GAME ( FIRST FIHST ) OF ( BASE- BASE )SEASON.LTHE DELPHIC ( FORMED FOHl\IED FOHl IED ) SOCIETY AT ( ROLLINS. HOLLINS. ) ( AiOAL ANNUAl ) ELECTION OF CABINET





       TRIP OF ( THE TE ) SEASON                                                                                   ( OFFICERS OfFICfRS ) OF Y. ( W. ill. ) ( G. C. ) A.

                                       Last Tuesday afternoon the first     A number of college students met                                  _

                                     baseball of the season was played on in Knowles Hall ( at -at ) 6:45 Wednesday ;

Program ( Given 'Given ) at Altamonte Springs the Rollins Athletic Field. The ( con con- ) evening for the purpose of forming a New President Succeeds Sara Muriel

               Hotel.                test was bw     the college team and debating society.  ( Mr. Mx. ) Hanna took     In Office, April 1.   . <..---

                                     the ( Winte/Park Winte Park ) Town team. The ( lat lat- ) charge of the meeting.



                                     ter team was made up of many ( ex- ex ) Miss Gladwin gave an interesting, ,( The .The ) results of an interesting ( elec elec- )

  The Girls' Glee Club of Rollins ( Col Col- ) perienced players and several old "R" talk concerning the former ( literary" literary ) tion of officers of the Young ( Women's. Women's )

lege made its first trip of the season ?men. Just before the game a fast societies with which she was ( person- person ) Christian Association were announced

last Saturday evening to Altamonte infield workout was given the Rollins ally connected. Dr. Hyde told of the, last Tuesday evening at the regular

Springs Hotel. ' Mr. Bates, proprietor                                    origin of the word "Delphi," stating weekly meeting of the association, as

of the hotel, received the girls with men.The    once begun, the ( enthusi enthusi- ) that it

                                           game                                  was very befitting as a ( name name. ) follows: Virga West,( -president president ); Ruth( : ; )

cordiality, and the  club  found the asm grew steadily and close baseball for the organization. After some ( dis dis- ) Greene, vice president; Marion Phil-

( guests gupsts ) most appreciative. Dean ( En- En ) was played all ( throughout thrqughout ) the first cussion the name, Delphic Society, was lips, secretary, and Elizabeth Russell,

ya( . ' )'t, Dr. Cook and several of the ( col col- ) three innings. During ( the the' ) fourth ( in- in ) chosen. ... treasurer. The election took place _

lege boys were also present.         ( ning ling ) Rollins ( \ored ored scored ) two runs which Then a committee, composed of Sara in the afternoon of the same day at

   The  program   offered met   with ( prt ptt put ) her in the and this lead was Muriel, Dean Enyart and Dr. Hyde, real "polls" in the Y. ( W. 'V. ) C. A. ( read read- )

hearty applause and showed the ( re- re ) never rivaled by the opposing team was nominated to draw up the ( con con- ) ing room in ( Clovcrleaf. Cloverleaf. ) ( Only Only. ) those

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( sult soJt ) of skillful as ( well weIl ) as ( con con- )                                              .

                           very      in the entire game.                  stitution.

                                                                                                              members who had paid dues were al( ¬ - )

 ( scientious sC'Ientious seientious ) training on Miss WaterThe team worked " ' ( and as a It was decided to hold meetings lowed to vote, so that a goodly ( sum SUin )

man's part.  Program as rendered:    team. Both Arran sand Stubs were ( bi-monthly bi monthly ), on the second and fourth of money for dues was collected ( dur dur- )

 1 Three  Flower   Songs:  (a)  The ( allowed 'lIlowed ) to serve in the pitchers box, Wednesday evenings, from 6:45 until ing the day, which early in the ( morn morn- )

  ( lover, (b) The Yellow Daisy, (c) and the final score of 8 to 0 ( proves prQves ) 7:30 o'clock.            ing had been advertised as "Pay Day"

   ( The Ihe ) Blue Bell (Mrs. H. H. A. Beach) that both. stood well on the mountBze The meeting adjourned until Friday ( ¬ - ) by an attractive poster. Besides ( elect elect- )

            GLEE CLUB. '               ,  , an old Rollins pitcher, played    evening, at( , . ) which time the ( con con- ) ing its new officers, the association

2  ( la ia ))" In Autumn, (b) Spring Song. his usual good game, opposing the stitution will be presented for ( adop adop- ) ( established stablished ) at the same time, by ( ap- ap )

                       (Oscar ( Weil 'Veil )) present college team; but the batters tion arid"officers, elected. proval, its new advisory board, ( con con- )

        FRIEDA ( SIEWERT SIE'VERT )  showed that they were trained Ito                                     .  sisting of three faculty membersINTERCOLLEGIATE -

    (Violin ( Obligate Obligato ) by Dr. ( Alien Allen )) ( sv/ing sv ing swing ) the bat with telling effect. Joe TENNIS Dean Ferguson, Miss Bellows and

3. (a) .( Indian IIQian ) ,..Mountain..j>( Scng Song ). "" (b)- ( Musselwhite. Muselwhite ) ( showed--that-he showed that he showerl.L'that.- showerl.L'that. showerl.L'that.he ) was ( still -still .still ) -. j; -'- .;( MATCH MATOH MATGH ), WITH -( 'STJrSON 'sT.l'TSON STJrtON ).a'( Miss- Miss )( - ' ) Jladwnr.t ( r r' ) nbiiS'1f' ;"">*1

  ( 1 ' ) hinese Flower              good for at least 20 yards when he                               r'

                  Fete.C.                                                               -<  -                 the cabinet, which consists of the ( of- of )

                       . ( W. 'V. ) Cadman) came away with a feature ( "home- "home ) ( The 'The ) first intercollegiate match of ficers of the association and the ( chair chair- )

            GLEE CLUB.               run."  Froemke made a pretty score the year was played            , ( Feb Feb- ) men of its standing committees, ( will wi11 ),

 ( 4- 4 )                            on a steal ( home home. ) Roberts proved ruary 24, with ( Stetson.t.-rrhe Stetson.t. rrhe ) matches according to the constitution of the

 5, ( Trio-Two Trio Two ) violins and piano. himself also a robber of bases to were begun at 2:30 p. ( m. in. ) on the clay ( 1 i ) association, be appointed by the new

   Miss Dyer, Dr. ( Alien Allen ), Miss Rous. the greater interest in the game. ( Cap Cap- ) court. The court had been sprinkled president, who takes office on April

I 6. (a) Behind the Lattice  (G. ( W. 'N. ) tain Thoren played a sure ( and .and ) safe and rolled several times in the week

  ( hadwick Chadwick )) ; (b) In ( May .1\lay .1lay .1 lay ) (Horatio game at third. McGowan was taken preceding the match, and was in good first.Miss ( West 'Vest ) is well fitted for her

  Parker)                            on in the last part of the game as a. condition.                         new position by two years 'of work

            GLEE CLUB.               ( "pinch-hitter. "pinch hitter. )" ,   The doubles ( were were. ) played first, Moore and training in the Rollins Y. W. C.

 7 Daybreak ( - _ )( - _ ) ( - _ )( - _ ) --(Mabel Daniels) The ( line-up line up ) was as follows: and Brotherton representing Stetson, A. cabinet, first as chairman of the

        GERTRUDE HALL. ,               Player.           Position.        and Tilden and Wheldon for Rollins. news committee and during this last

8. The ( Snow------ Snow ) (Edward Elgar) MusselwhiteShortstop            This match was the best of the ( after after- ) year as treasurer of the association

            GLEE CLUB.               ( RobertsSecond Robertsnnn.Second Roberts----------'Second Roberts 'Second ) ,Base noon and the were ( well-fought. well fought. )

                                                                              ,        games                  and chairman of the finance ( commit commit- )

 (Double ( Obligate Obligato ), Miss Dyer and Dr. ( Rodenbaugh Rodenbaughn )__.( _ - )( _ - ) Catcher However, our players were either not tee.

               ( Alien Allen )))     Thoren (Capt."hird Base              playing at their best or their luck I

  Mrs. Barze, unfortunately, was ( un- un ) Froemke__--__( _ - )( _ - )( _ - ).First Base took a vacation, as the match went I' ( ROLLINS HOLLINS ) STUDENTS ATTEND

 able to be present on this visit.   ( \VesLnnLeft West-------------Left West Left ) FieldFaulkner.Right to Stetson, ( 6-2 6 2 ), ( 2-6 2 6 ), ( 6-3. 63. 6 3. ) GEORGE ( WASHINGTON ASHINGTON ) BALL.. ,

   The Glee Club includes:                                   Field          The first of the singles matches I

  ( 'First First ) ( Sopranos-Frieda Sopranos Frieda ) Siewert, ArrantsPitcher and C. F. was between Hully, from Stetson, Misses Ruth and Mary McCullough

I Margaret Boggess, Gertrude ( Hall Ball ) and S( > . , ) ( FletcherCenter Fletcher------Center Fletcher Center ) Field and Tilden. Tilly played well and of Orlando entertained on the ( even- even )

 Winifred Hanchett.                  Stubbs           .Pitcher            took the first set. At the end of the

                                           ( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )---( _ - )        ing of February 23rd with a delightful

  Second ( pranos-Florence pranos Florence Sopranos-Florence Sopranos ) Keezel, ( McGowan- McGowan 1\IcGowan 1 IcGowan IIcGowan- IIcGowan )_( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( _ - )( - _ )_ExtraWINTER first set it looked as though Rollins ( George 'George ) ( Washington \Vashington Vashington ) ball in honor of

 Elinor Emery, Vanetta Hall and ( Mar Mar- ) V             v              had the match; but again the Blue Misses Galeny and Dosser. All ( pres pres- )

 garet ( Mulholland. Mulholland )             .PARK ( LIBRARY LIBHAHY ) /' and Gold supporters were doomed to ent appeared in costumes of the ( Colo Colo- )

  First ( Altos-Maude Altos Maude ) Barze, ( Kathe- Kathe ) ASSOCIATION HOLDS ( BAZAAR. BAZAAR ) disappointment, as Hulley took the nial Period. Cotillion figures added

 rine Gates and Elsa Siewert.                                             other two.  The score was ( 2-6 2 6 ), ( 6-1 6 1 ), gaiety to the evening, at the close of

  Second ( Altos-Hazel Altos Hazel Altos--Hazel ) large number of town folks and ( 6-2. 62. 6 2. )            which cotillion favors were distributed

  3t Mansfield, Geraldine                   visitors of the town visited    The last match was not as closely I to the ( dancers. dancern. dances. ) Delicious ( refresh refresh- )

 Anna Funk.                              Winter Park Library Wednesday fought as the first two, Wheldon of ments of vanilla ice cream garnished

   ( Accompanist-Louise Accompanist Louise )  , when it was ( the -the ) scene of Rollins losing to Bowen of Stetson I with Maraschino cherries, little cakes

  Members of the                             bazaar prepared by the ( Li- Li ) two straight sets, ( with wit4 ) a score of ( 6-2 6 2 ), decorated with miniature ( flags flags' ) and

 ( ulty ultv ) assisting: Miss Dyer,        Association. There were ( in- in ) ( 6-1. 61. 6 1. ) This means more practice. ( How How- ) Martha Washington candy, were

 ( and anrl ) Miss ( Rous. Bous. ) 2)A        booths of fancy work and ever, ( we/are we are we.are ) not discouraged, but are 'I served.

   ( When Whel1 ) the concert was           baskets of flowers as well as thinking ,of the "next time."  Four   Those present   ( "from from ) the college

 complete, three girls of the              tables and cozy little tables ( .ar- .ar ar- ar ) players came .over from Stetson, two I were: Misses Mary Conaway, Rose

 among the ( guests guegts ) and             for tea. A number of girls playing doubles, and two others '( play play- ) I Powers, Elinor ( Emery 'Emery ), and Messrs.

 tary collections amounting                the college served.            ing the singles. '  .               ''FreddieHarina, Alfred Krog, Wright

 of $27, which not ( only mly )                                                                               I-Hilyard, Bert   ( Cleave 'Cleave ), ( Maynard Mayn"ard )

 club clear ( of of. ) ( all aJl ) expenses of . '( H II ), ( B. 13. ) Gibbs ( called called. ) on ,Dean Arthur Ivey was a visitor on the ( I ! ) Froemke,. Sam ( Thompson Thoinpson ), Leon ( Lewfs Lewis ),

       continued on Page                      ( last .last ) ( Monday. 'Monday. ) campus last Friday.          Byron Stevenson and Howard Weaver.







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