Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 07, November 11, 1916

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                                                      Published by Students of ( Rolling Rollins ) College.







 ( VOLUME VOLUl\IE VOLUl IE ) 19           ( WINTER 'VINTER ) PARK, FLORIDA, ( NOVEMBER NOYEl\iBER NOYEl iBER ) 11, 1916.                          No. 7



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"( ELECIION LECIION ). RETURNS RECEIVED BY ( mm REGATTA ) GIVEN ( BY BV ) THE CANOE ( W CLUB ) WAS ENJOYED DR. ( WARD NARD ) TO OFFICIATE AT THE





     FACUlTY AND STUDENTS                                                                                              MARRIAGE OF MRS. FLAGLERWedding



                                       ( BY BV ) ( ALL-STUDENT ALL STUDENT ALLSTUDENT ALkSTUDENT ) CONTESTANTS AWARDED ( HONORS HONOZ )



 ( Rnowles Knowles ) Hall ( Scene" Scene- Scene Scenew ) of Enthusiastic                                                      of National Interest to ( Oc Oc- )



           I  ( Gathering. 'Gathering. ) Good Audience ( Witnessed 'Vitnessed ) the Sports ( Miss l\Iiss l Iiss ) ( Wilkins 'Vilkins ) Gave Strong Lecture to cur In New York.



                                             From the Campus Shore.                 ( i/ i v ) Pedagogy Class.



   Tuesday night at 9:30 the ( faculty facult'y )                                           ( l7--- l7 )              Dr. and Mrs. George Morgan Ward



 and entire student body of ( Rolling Rollins ) The regatta held last Monday ( aft aft- ) Miss Eva Wilkins, an author of note, will leave ( Winter 'Vinter ) Park this evening



 gathered in the ( auditorium audittJriuni auditdriuni ) to await ernoon under the auspices of the ( I- I ) among ( whoso whose ) productions "The ( Weav Weav- ) for New York City, where Dr. ( Ward 'Yard )



 election returns, which were brought ( Hoo-Es-Chay Hoo Es Chay ) Canoe Club was a ( suc suc- ) er's Children" ranks as one of the will perform the wedding ceremony



 to the campus by special messenger. cess from every standpoint.     ( Enthu Enthu- ) significant books of the day, delivered which on Wednesday, Novemb5th,



   Enthusiasm and ( good-natured good natured ) ( ri- ri ) siasm, which in general had been a most instructive and entertaining unites Mrs. Henry M. Flagler of New



 valry kept the hall ringing with cries only lukewarm until Monday, burst lecture to the pedagogy class last ( Sat Sat- ) York and Palm Beach and Judge ( Rob Rob- )



 for Wilson and Hgghes, one after the forth unrestrainedly when the ( con con- ) urday. Miss Wilkins is a graduate ert W. Bingham, of Louisville.



 other, as the returns were read by testants began to gather at the ( boat- boat ) of the Fre'donia (New York) State  The following item appeared in the



 Professor Palmer.   The Hughes ( ele- ele ) house and the visitors began to ( ap- ap ) Normal School, where she taught for New York Times of Monday, ( Novem Novem- )

              small               less                                        a time, and from which position she ber ( Gth- Gth )

 ment, though      , possessed no      pear.

                                                                              went to Normal University, Normal,      "Formal announcement was made

 vim and enthusiasm than the larger      The courses were marked out by

 Wilson aggregation.                   buoys in Lake Virginia just east of ( 111. Ill. ), where she taught history for ten here yesterday by William R. Kenan



   The excitement and keen interest in the boathouse   and   spectators were years.                                 of Lockport of the engagement of his



 the election returns began at noon comfortably seated along the shady          The material for "The ( Weaver's 'Veaver's ) sister, Mrs. Mary Lily Flagler, widow



 on ( Tuesday TueMay Tues9day ), when Dean Enyart ( an- an ) lake shore. The Y. W. C. A. served Children," which was gathered mostly of Henry M. Flagler, to ( ex-Judge ex Judge ) ( Rob Rob- )



 nounced in the dining hall that Dr. ice cream and punch during the ( after after- ) unconsciously during childhood, took ert Worth Bingham, of Louisville.



 Ward had arranged to have the ( re- re ) noon and evening, and at 5 o'clock, by shape for a story while ( Miss l\Iiss l Iiss ) Wilkins The engagement has been rumored



 turns brought to the campus from the courtesy of Miss Hills, supper was was studying the economic history of for ( som@ some ) days. The marriage will take



 9:30 until an indefinite hour, and that served on the lake shore made ( bril bril- ) the United States under Dr. Frederick place on the afternoon of Wednesday,



 Miss Hills and the girls enrolled in liant by electric lights which tried to Turner in the University of ( Wiscon \Viscon- Viscon Wiscon- ) November 15th, at the town house



 the ( dome&tic domestic ) science department had outshine the moon.          sin.. Of this association she says:   of Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, 5East



 C"n en ed. ito gerye_sandwiches and hotchocolate . After supper...,( . , )ahuge ,bonfire( \ ; ) ( was .was ), ( "These 'These ), lectures" ls ggested( " ° ) wherestresF"sh '" '" ( Sixty-first Sixty first )' ' street,( . , ) this city, and

                                                                                       uTd b"e Tai ( t" { )o 3ririg'f the the Rev. Dr. George Morgan Ward,

          ( during dm.ing 'during ) the evening. Loud lighted on a raft near the boathouse,

                                                                              economic life and movement of the                                     Palm

                                                                                                                    rector of the Flagler Chapel at

 applause greeted these announcements Roman candles were fired from the

 and the ( dining diningt ) ull rang with shouts boys' dock and canoes gaily decorated times. A selection of characters who Beach, Fla., will perform the ( cere cere- )

                                                                              should follow the children through the

 for Dr. Ward 4t well as for favorite with Japanese lanterns added to the                                           mony.   After the honeymoon the pair

                                                                              story and the unifying fact of the will       to Louisville, and later they

 candidates.   ,                       brilliancy of the scene, which was                                                go

   At 9:30 Dr. and Mrs. ( Ward 'Yard ), a few most beautiful when viewed from the debt to be paid gave the proper story will divide their time between ( Louis Louis- )

                                                                             form and the coincidence that the ( au au- ) ville Whitehall (the Flagler residence

 townspeople and an eager crowd of lake shore.       After parading around                                              ,

 faculty and . udents gathered in the the raft, the canoes pulled up side by thor's childhood journeyings followed in Palm Beach) and New York."

                                                                             the journey of ( 'Julia Julia ) and Lucy' made It will be remembered that Mrs.

 auditorium ( whore where ) Professor Palmer side while their occupants sang many

 read  the  telegrams   as  they were familiar ( .songs songs ) as they drifted about. realism easy."               Flagler came into posession of the

 brought in by the messenger.          As the light of the bonfire died, the    Many remember with pleasure the bulk of her late husband's estate, ( esti- esti )( ...>



   During the first part of the ( even even- ) moon seemed to gain in brilliancy and charming presentation of Miss ( Wil Wil- ) ( mated mated. ) at ( $70,000,000. 70000000. ) Rumor has it

                                                                             kins' play, "The Brogues of Kilaven that     the   contracting ( parties par.ties ) have

 ing the Wilson crowd had more ( fre fre- ) the canoes returned to the boathouse                                 /

 quent cause for cheering, but later in the moonlight just before study Glen," at Rollins seven years ago.          known each other for ( twenty-three twenty three )

                                                                                The author's pleasing personality,        and that the present romance

 the news brought greater joy to the hour.                                                                          years

 Hughes faction.                         Though the regatta was not ( wit wit- ) her sympathetic interpretation of ( hu- hu ) began a year ago, when Mrs. Flagler

                                                                             man nature and her valuable ( experi experi- ) and Judge Bingham were members of

   Great interest centered in the ( re- re ) nessed by many visitors and even

                                                                             ence in the art of teaching ( contrib contrib- ) house party at Asheville, N. C.

 turns from Ohio, as the state was ( re- re ) though there were not as many ( en- en )                              a

                                                                             uted to the value of the lecture given                                   and

                                                                                                                    Both are intimate friends of Dr.

 ported first democratic; then ( repub repub- ) tries in several of the events as had

                                                                             the pedagogy class.     After giving

 lican, swinging from one to the ( other other. ) been expected, yet it was of great                                Mrs. Ward.

                                                                             some valuable advice in the teaching                               made for

 until the report that Wilson was victor benefit to the campus in that it showed                                      Reservations have been

                                                                             of history and geography, in which Dr. and Mrs. Ward at the Hotel Plaza

 sent up a shout of triumph from his the students, both old and new, the

 followers.                            possibilities for amusement which the Miss Wilkins    especially  excels, as during their stay in the metropolis.



   Interest ( "in in ) the Florida state ( elec elec- ) lakes afford, and it has aroused much those who came under her tutelage It is possible that Dr. Ward will make



 tion, in spite of the fact that the interest in water sports in general.    at Rollins can testify( ; ) ) Miss Wilkins a flying trip to Boston and Lowell on

                                                                             closed with the plea that should any business matters, and is expected back

 ( Catts-Knott Catts Knott ) controversy has waxed The results of the various evtns

                                                                             member of the class enter the ( peda peda- )                    in about ten

                                                                                                                    at the president's house

 hot during the last five months, was are given below:

                                                                             gogical profession he      she would

 but lukewarm              the intense   The                                                   ,     or             days.

              compared to                     regatta opened with the men's

                                                                             not make a thing difficult to learn

 interest shown   in  the presidential ( 50-yard 50 yard ) swim, a number of contestants

                                                                             which can be made

 candidates.                           competing for the ( hour. honr. ) Ward came               easy.                Don't forget that donations for the



   Between ( messages messagos ) Dean Enyart, in far in the lead; ( Froemke Froemk ) second                         bags ( fOt/wounded fOt wounded ) French and English

 Professor Palmer and Miss Gertrude and Thompson third.                        Messrs.   Paul  Thoren   and   Fred           must      in Miss Brebner's

 Hall        favorite  selections and    Five      entered the               Hanna leave this afternoon for ( Win Win- )

      sang                      ,             girls           ( 50-yard 50 yard ) swim,                             hands by November 12th.     Miss ( En En- )

 Miss Townsley    gave   two amusing which was won by little Miss Sara ter Garden, where they will spend the yart will also receive donations and



 readings.                             Wight of Sanford, Laura Guiteras ( fol fol- ) ( week-end week end ) at the home of Mr. and will make bags for anyone who ( wishes' wishes )

   As the hours           interest ( in- in )      close                     Mrs. Clarence G. Tilden.    They will

                  passed               lowing   a         second and Alice                                          to furnish the material.

 creased, and chocolate and sandwiches Waterhouse taking third place.        be accompanied    by   Harold Tilden,    Can you not help a little? .

 disappeared with incredible swiftness.  In the men's ( 100-yard 100 yard ) swim Ward ,who will be at his home over Sunday. A "comfort bag ' ( will wiU ) bring ( uhold. unfold. . )



 But all good things must end, and was again first, Stone second, and          Paul Harrison has been visiting in joy to some wounded soldier.     If you



 accordingly the midnight hour found Roberts third.                          Jacksonville  for   several days this can't furnish a complete bag, help to



      (( Continued ontinued ) on Page Five) (Continued on Page Eight)        week.                                  furnish one. No donation is too small.

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