1921 Cedrus Yearbook

1921 IMPORTANT EVENTS IN THE COLLEGE STUDENT LIFE T HE varied activities of the College do not permit us to give an elaborate account of all of the affairs of a social nature tranSpiring during the collegiate year. However, we will attempt to briefly recount some of the more im- portant events, which together with the class spreads, parties and inter-class functions tend to round out the student socially as well as mentally. DR. AND MRS. McCHESNEY ENTERTAIN One of the most enjoyable events of the season was the reception and supper given to the college students and faculty on the evening of February 11th, by Dr. and Mrs. McChesney. Their home was thrown open and all of us were made welcome. We mingled together laughing and chatting for some time and then were invited to the dining room where a delicious supper was served. We were then separated into groups, and each group gave a stunt, which every one enjoyed. A contest was conducted in which a box of candy was given to the one finding the most hidden paper hearts. After singing a few songs we departed at a late hour,very grateful to Dr. and Mrs. McChesney for their hospitality. M. M.P. HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL On Hallowe'en the faculty and the boys of the College were entertained at the gymnasium by the girls of the College and faculty. Every one appeared dressed in fantastic costume. The interior of the gymnasium was very appropriately decorated or the occasion. A number of prizeEi were given. Miss Alice McKibben, who was dressed as a witch, won the prize for the most appropriate costume, and Charles E. Brown, disguised as an American Indian, won the prize for the most grotesque cos- tume. After unmasking, all joined in the playing of old-fashioned games, which were followed by the :crying of refreshments. About midnight the guests returned to their homes, feeling that the girls had made the occasion one to be long remembered as a rare treat. D. C. R. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RECEPTION The annual reception of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Presby- terian Church has come to be a traditionary event, anticipated with pleasure by the 42