The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 20, 1917, Page 4, Image 4
STUDENT COUNCIL
ENJOYS BANQUET
Hand Outs and Pretty Wait.
resses a Feature
The members of the Student
Council of the Y. M. C. A, enjoy
ed a most delightful and attract
ive banquet on Monday evening
at the city Y. M. C. A. About
thirty members were present and
having jjust lai(l asi(le the cares
and worries of examinations
it was not hard to have a most
hilarious time.
The banqueters were seated at
two long tables an(l assisted by
five beautiful young ladies, re
ceived the following "handout":
Vegetable Soup Pickles
Chicken and Dressing
Rice and Gravy, Cranberry sauce
Creamed Irish Potatoes
Corn Mufilns Hot Biscuit
Sherbert, Cakes and Coffee
While the menu was being ser
ved some very delightful music
was rendered by Messrs. Horne
and Wilkerson on the piano and
cornet. Tle Varsity Quartet
also gave several much enjoyed,
vocal selections.
The principal object of the
meeting was to get the religious
forces of the University togetlher
in order that they might start
with renewed vigor on tihe work
of the second term. Thus after
the last crumb had been an ihi
lated, several fine talks were
made. Mr. C. ). Brearley, pres
ident of the association, was
toastmaster. He made some very
pleasing and witty intioductions.
Mr. J. 0. Van Meter responded
first and spoke on "Hlitti ng the
1THEF STUDE
EY.NE. .NWEJ
"Spirit, Mfindi, uri.
The Y. M. C. A. meeting of
last Wednesday night was ad
dressed by Secretary King. His
subject was "The Mission Study
Classes for the Second Term."
He showed how intimately Amer
ica is connected with the rest of
the world and how necessary it is
for us to have a broad vision of
the world as a whole. He then
outlined each course to be given.
1. "Chrisian Standards of Liv
ing." A course primarily for
freshmen, studying the lives of
various men of service in Chris
tian and Social work.
2. "A Challenge to Life Ser
vice" designed for upper class
men, to help them decide their
life work on a basis of service.
3. "Tha Christisn Equivalent
of Wr',"fO' Juniors and Seniors.
This course will be a discussion
of the various topics relating to
War and Religion. p
It was also announced that in
the near future the students will
have the pleasure of hearing the
Secretary of the Student Volun-!
leer M oveient and that the Uni
Versity ,woud be tIe host to t he
In1ternationial Y. Ml. C. A. secre--:
taries at their sprinl.g meeting.
Line Fhard." Mr. Ml. A. Wtight
spoke on "The Young iMlen's
Chi istian A s:ocia t ion as an asset
to the Uiversit.." Mlr. E. S.
King. General Secretary, outlin
ed the work for the second tern.
The last talk was made by Rev.
C. E. Hurts on 'The Se cret of a
suessfcl couneilnan.
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