The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, June 06, 1910, Page 4, Image 4
- OCIlETY NOTES.
At the last mieeting of the two soci
eties there were a great many elections
to be held. The results of these elec
tions were as follows:
Euphradian Society.-Chief Mar
shal for Commence:nent, J. 0. Shep
pard; Assistant Marshals, T. W.
Bouchier and C. FitzSimons. To the
Carolinian staff, J. B. Mitchell and A.
H. Williams. To Tim GAmECOCK
staff, T. J. Lipscomb, F. W. Woodrow
and J. 1I. Mitchell.
Clariosophic Society.-Chief Mar
shal for Comnencement, J. D. Bran
denhurg; Assistant Marshals, C. M.
Boling and J. P. Evans. To the Caro
linian staff, R. F. Goodwin and R. F.
Bradley. To Tim G,AMw.cocz staff,
R. r. Goodwin and V. J. Rector.
' At a recent meeting of the Joint As
sembly the following elections were
ljeld: C. G. Wyche, gditor-in-chief
of TiK GAMcocK; P. L. Wright,
business manager; 'T. S. McMillan,
assistant business manager. The
Carolinian, T. M. Ross. editor-in
chief ; E. N. Carns, business manager ;
T. J. Lipsconib, assistant business
manager.
On Monday evening, May 26th, the
1Iuphradiai Society held its annual
[ntra-Society contest:
-The program was as follows:
Declaiters' Contest.-F. W. Wood
row, "The Unknown Speaker." J. F.
Wingard, "South Carolinians, Hamp
ton the Type." W. J. Ro4gbins, "The
Old South and the New."
Orators' Contest.-M. R. McDon
ald, "The Awakening of Woman
hood." M. F. Bush, "The Need of
the Hour." E. Hf. Hand, "The Patri
otism of Peace."
Mr. F. W. Woodrow was the wini
ncr of the Declaimers' Medal, while
Mr. M. F. Bush was awarded the Ora
tor., Medal.
Junior-Senior Smoker.
(Colpi.MW from Page One.)
presided as toastmaster, and with fit
ting remarks introduced the several
speakeis. Professors Snowden and
Colcock upheld the faculty's reputa
tion by their apt ro.marks. For tile,
Seniors, Mr. jefferies skope on "Our
Hosts, the Juniors," and Mr. Gonzales
on "Our Dips, and How Easy it is to
Get Them."
The Junior speakers were Mr. Brad
ley, whose subject was "Mark Ye
Seniors," and Mr. Sheppard, who eu
logized the "Fair Sex."
With light refreshments, goodl punch
and fragrant cigars "old memories
came surging b)ack" and( a dlelightful
evening was spenlt.
Mr. McDonald (arguing wvith Mr.
Fromberg): "You are the biggest
'liar' that my eyes ever fell upon."
Mr. Charlie Colcock (acting as
judge) : "Gentlemen, please preserve
order; you seem to forget that I am
in the room."
-"I wou.ldn't b)e a bee for honey,
I wouldn't rob the bees for money;
.They will make you skin your toes,/
And: sting you on the nose,
Ana tliat isn't very, very funny."
'I
TInA JUNIORS GIV1, THIA SENIORS A
MOST PLVASANT EVINING.
For the first time in the history of
the Law Department the junior law
class gave the senior law class a com
mencement banquet. This banquet
will undoubtedly establish a precedent
that will continue in after years. It
was held last Friday evening in the
dining room of the 'Columbia Hotel.
The following speeches were delivered,
Mr. Douglas McKay acting as toast
master:
W. C. McGowan, Junior class presi
dent, address of welcome.
T. H. Moffatt, senior class presi
dent, "The Junior Class."
L. A. Kirkland, "The Lawyer in the
H-omec."
D. B. Carter, "The Advantage of a
Lawyer.by Being an Athlete."
Prof. John P. Thomas, "The Jury
Lawyer."
Prof.-E. M. Rucker, "The Lawyer's
Code of Ethics."
Prof. J. N. Frierson, "The Office
Lawyer."
The dining hall was beautifully dec
orated and everything was carried on
in the latest and most modern style.
The music was excellent and, much
is due the committee who had the ar
rangements in charge.
At the last meeting of the Associa
tion a civil case was tried. Mr.
Rucker, who presided as judge, dis
cussed the law very fully at the close
of the attorneys' arguments. Messrs.
Hammond and Wise were the attor
neys for the plaintiff, while Messrs.
Marion and Orr appeared for the de- I
fense.
Soph. Knight (seeing a sign upn
a building up town "Stenographer)
"Say, boys, let's go up and have ?11C
pictures made."
STATEIMENT OF UECEIPTS A D EX
PENDITURES BY H. G. CFICER,
BUSINESS MANAGER / THE
GAMECOCK FOR THE YAlR 1909
1910.
RiF.CFl.ITq.
Cash from Mainger Mannir . $ 29.75
Cash from Clariosophic >OcietY,
third term 1908-1909 ....... 35.00
Cash fromi Euphradiar Society,
third term 1908-19 ........ 42.50
Cash from subseriptior for year
1908-1909 .......----------18.25
Cash from Clariosophicociety pres
ent session .............. ..107.00
Cash from muphradi,Society pres
eit Session . ..------.--. 134.00
Cash from advertis.ents ......... 239.00
Cash from extra Pies of special
issues sold . -.........-..... 41.65
Cash from 139 stecrlptions .......208.50J
TIotail reeer.--.-.--.-.-..-.-'.-.-..$855.05
aeJ8aiUSMETs.
Paidl th St Co. for bills p)rint-$.
ig :n1908-1909. .....190
Paid for s'oey...............23.80 -
Paid( for stag..-----............13.35
Paid for -hani on cheks..... .65
Expense ip a~rleston for "ad1s.". 4.55
Lost 0 zAME 4CK (lance.....,.,...810
Printi. bill f/r tils year .........626.60
- alex ditres .........$816 .05
Cas alanec on hand .............39.60
$855.05
e hav thle following accounts owing:
vertis.........................$ 46.50
ubscrib--..........................50.25
$ 96.75
Wyf collected, withl the cash on
-/ and of.-----..-.--.......... 39.0
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