Terra Mariae . e dual purpose of the club is to further the interests of the Uni-versity and to create a spirit of good fellowship among the students fromVirginia. The club is always ready to assume its share of responsibility whenany scheme for the advancement of the interests of the institution is inprogress. The members have already planned n campaign to advertise theUniversity of Maryland throughout Virginia, by sending pamphlets to thegraduating classes in the various high schools of that State, telling of the ad-vantages to be had at this University. The social asj^ect of the club is by
Terra Mariae . e dual purpose of the club is to further the interests of the Uni-versity and to create a spirit of good fellowship among the students fromVirginia. The club is always ready to assume its share of responsibility whenany scheme for the advancement of the interests of the institution is inprogress. The members have already planned n campaign to advertise theUniversity of Maryland throughout Virginia, by sending pamphlets to thegraduating classes in the various high schools of that State, telling of the ad-vantages to be had at this University. The social asj^ect of the club is by no means neglected. Every meeting isa real treat. After a short business meeting a program consisting of in-formal talks, readings and music is rendered. The refreshments served during the socials are indeed delightful. Theclub is greatly indebted to the members who have so cordially invited itsmembers to their homes, where the old Virginia hospitality has been provedto still exist. Tnio hundred and /orlij-nine. nine Pla3)ers OFFICERS C. P. WiLHELM President C. W. Cole Miss Rith Thompson Miss Ruth Reppert Vice-President Treasurer Secretary \. S. TroyPublicity Manager G. F. SmithStage Manager Professors Richardson,Kramer and Lemox Facultv Adiisors Tjvo hundred and fift]i
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