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THE FLAT HAT Vol. XI COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY IN WILLIAMSBURG IN VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 No. 17 INDIANS WIN Tyler Lectures Chandler Member MINSTREL SHOW Here Tomorrow Educational Board Show Class In Defeating Yellow College and Town Talent Are to Jackets 39-13 — Cooke Stage Performance Soon for Absent From the Dr. Lyon G. Tyler, President Eme¬ Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, President of Benefit Monogram Club Lineup ritus of William and Mary, will de¬ the College, was elected a member of —Said to be Good liver the fifth of the series of consti¬ the Virginia State Board of Educa¬ In a game featured by the close tutional lectures being given at the tion by the State Senate last week, For the first time since Prof. Oscar guarding- of the Indian five, William over a field which was Shewmake and others now on the and Mary had little difficulty Satur¬ said to number five faculty were here as students, college day night in disposing of the Ran¬ candidates, one of students are going to put on a first dolph-Macon quint by the score of whom was up for re¬ class minstrel show. The perform¬ 39-13. The contest was fast and hard election. ance will be under the direction of an foug'ht. A large crowd witnessed the Dr. Chandler's elec¬ alumni, John A. Hundley, better fracas. tion, while obviously a known around town as "Jack." The locals were without the ser¬ deserving one, js at the Mr. Hundley has obtained much vices of Cooke, right forward and same time unique, for good local talent in addition to the captain, who had been confined to the it makes the second college performers, including Winder infirmary for two days previous to time he has served as Lane, Vernon Geddy, Jimmy Wyatt, the game due to sickness. Peters, a member of the Board, and Carlisle Johnson. Among those who took his place at right forward, the last time being from the college who are taking part acquitting- himself well. Cooke wit¬ when he was Superin¬ are J. S. Lockaby, J. C. Phillips, Ven- nessed the game from the sidelines, tendent of the Rich¬ able Jester, William Trevette, Pro¬ and it is hoped that he will be in con¬ mond Public Schools. fessor Geo. B. Zehmer, Stuart Sorg, dition to play against the Spiders It is said that this Litt H. Zehmer, Nat Watkins, Walter there Saturday night. is the first time in the Schenck, and F. R. White. Miss Mary B. Zehmer has kindly consented to The first half of the game was prac¬ history of the Board play for them, while Stanley Gay is tically a repetition of the Richmond that a member has been in charge of the stage hands. game. The five man defense of the elected twice, under locals held the Yellow Jacket forwards different circumstances, The show promises to be a good to a trio of field goals, while the local although for the same one with plenty of good singing and tossers were running up 21 points. reason. clean jokes. Mr. Hundley is putting his troupe through their stuff about In the second half Coach Driver Due to his progress¬ three times a week, and according to sent in his second squad and the game ive work in building up his statements, the show should be got a little rough toward the last. and strengthening the ready for the public at Cameron Hall Coach Goff, of the visitors, also sent LECTURES TOMORROW Richmond schools, he was elected a on the 23rd. He also intimated that in a number of new men during the Dr. Lyon G. Tyler, President Eme¬ member, and now for his work at Wil- the Jolly Jazzers would play for the final period. The second half was ritus of William and Mary, who will (Continued on Page 7) show. If such should be the case it similar to the first. The locals made deliver the fifth of the Marshall- Wythe Constitutional Lectures here will lend a snappy air to the affair. 18 points while the visiting aggrega¬ Saturday. Dr. Tyler was president of tion was scoring seven. the college from 1888 to 1919. Self-Government The show is very well balanced and In the last two games of the Indi¬ anybody that likes to hear real music, ans the opposing fives have each College of William and Mary under Basis of Liberty both instrumental and vocal, as well scored 13 points. The locals doubled the auspices of the Marshall-Wythe as dancing, jokes, and other things the score on Dobson's proteges, and School of Government and Citizenship Declaration of Wm. L. Marbury, that go to make a minstrel, should not tripled the count against Goff's hope¬ in the chapel Saturday morning at 11 of Baltimore, in Delivering miss this one. fuls. Tomorrow night's game will be o'clock. The subject of Dr. Tyler's Fourth of the Marshall- The performance or performances the thirteenth game on the schedule lecture will be "Magna Charta: Its Wythe Lectures will be for the benefit of the Mono¬ this year. Influence on Virginia and American gram Club to purchase gold footballs, "Chet" Pierce played an excellent Institutions," a subject on which he is The institutions and laws which basketballs, and baseballs for mem¬ brand of basketball for the William especially fitted to speak. make up civil liberty in the United bers of the varsity teams. For that and Mary five, as did Hicks and Har Dr. Tyler resigned as President of States and England would never have reason it is felt that the support of (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Pare S) the students should be given the show. JOHN STEWART BRYAN ESTABLISHES COLES SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED SCHOLARSHIP AT WILLIAM & MARY AT COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY Scholarship Established by Women's Colleges Philadelphia Descendants of Illi¬ Present Pictures To Prominent Richmond Man nois Governor Honor His As Memorial To His Meet In Richmond Connection With Vir¬ the College Library Mother ginia Institution (By Staff Correspondent) Dr. Stuart McGuire, of Richmond, Establishment of the Belle S. Bryan Richmond, Va., Feb. 17.—The an¬ Establishment of the Edward Coles Va., has presented to the library of (Continued on Page 6) Scholarship at the Colilege of William nual meeting of the Virginia Associa¬ the College of William and Mary por¬ and Mary by John Stewart Bryan, of tion of Women's Colleges and Schools traits of his great-grandfather, Judge Richmond, Va., has been announced by was held at the Jefferson hotel, Rich¬ MACE DELAYED Archibald Stuart, and of his grand¬ President J. A. C. Chandler. mond, Va., today with Dr. J. A. C. father, Hon. A. H. H. Stuart. Announcement has been made by Mr. Bryan has given $2,000 to the Chandler, President of William and Judge Stuart was one of the men Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, President college with which to establish the Mary, and of the Association, presid¬ famou sin the days of and following of the College, that the presenta¬ scholarship as a memorial to the ser¬ ing. Two sessions were held. Tomor¬ the Revolution. While at William and tion of the Mace to William and vices of his mother, Mrs. Joseph row the members of the Association Mary he became one of the original Mary will not take place until Final Bryan, to the Association for the of Women's Colleges and Schools will members of the Phi Beta Kappa So¬ Exercises in June. The firm manu¬ Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. meet with the members of the Asso¬ ciety. He was prominent in all state facturing the Mace, Gorham & Co., Mrs. Bryan served the Association for ciation of Virginia Colleges in joint affairs, being a gifted lawyer and an of New York, will be unable to get more than a quarter of a century, first session. able judge. the handsome and useful present as secretary, and later as president. A very interesting and instructive Hon. A. H. H. Stuart was a student completed before the last of May, The scholarship will be awarded on program was given today, as follows: at William and Mary in 1824-25, and and this fact occasioned the de¬ nomination of the Association for the 2:00 P. M. while at college was a friend of the lay in the presentation. Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Vocations for Which Women Should Rogers Brothers. He became very (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on page 7) (Continued on page 7) THE FLAT HAT Manless Dance Was prominent men of that day who were Biological Clubs ENROLLMENT INCREASES connected with Wythe in some of his Figures at the Registrar's office Glorious Affair undertakings. Hear Good Talks show that the enrollment of William =p--::Wythe" was at various times a stu- and Mary since September has in¬ The event of the season ii* all the The Clayton-Grimes Biology Club d^nL 'ftifember of the Board of Visit¬ creased from 624 to 664, or an in¬ splendour and brilliance which it was of William and Mary held its bi- ors, and Faculty of William and Mary, crease of forty for the second term, due took place Saturday nigh£ in tlie eekly meeting last Monday night in and it is thought particularly appro¬ with a number who have not enrolled gymnasium of Jefferson HaHTrrihe priate here that his biography should the Biology lecture room, at which as yet, but are expected to do so in Manless Dance. But you would have time a very interesting and instructive be {ft-epiared at the college with which the near future.
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