The Portland daily press., 1892-10-15
MANY COLLEGE, BOYS.
They Aweke the Echoes in Town.
Last Night.
ssYELLss or MANY 'CoLLEGEs
HEARD AT BANQUET BOARD. /,


How the Clergy, Statesmen and Jurists of
Tomorrow Enjoyed Thenselves-The
Toasts and the Responses.
The good things of, Maine, were earn
estly considered at the Falmouth Hotel
last evening by about 10 of the flower OF
American college youth. There were
linen" from nearly all the prominent
colleges in the United States, and not
the least interesting and spirited feature
of the banquet were the college yells''
that were given at intermissions in the
feasting., They varied from the COL
BY Rah! Rah! Rah r and the BOW
DOM Ral1! Rahl Rah Y of the Maine
colleges, to the4"U Raht U! Rah .f&Wis-
-con-sih r of the University of the Badger
STATE The boys of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology shouted: INIT
Nil T--M-I-T.4R a- RAJ Ra, the Amherst
boys ssRah! Bah l-Rah Rah! Am-herst!"
the Brown boys ''Ra-Ra, Rata, Ra-Ra,
Brown, Brown, Brownie the boys from
Cleveland, O., shouted "Ah-Adel-bert!
Rail- Rail- Rahr' the Columbia boys
spelled ssC-O-L-U-M-B-I-A' three times,
etc.
The Delta Upsilon is one OF the Greek
Letter College Societies which have
grown up and fourished in American
Masonry and Odd Fellowship flourish
outside college walls. Each lodge is
called chapter and the boys of the
same society always affiliate. Most of
them are secret with system of grips,
pass words, ETC., but Delta Epsilon is pc
culiar in that it is non-secret The an
nual gathering or grand chapter is al
ways a. great gathering long anticipated
and much enjoyed by the college boys.
This year the Delta Upsilons met with
the Colby Chapter, coming from
Waterville yesterday via Poland
Springs.
The banquet last evening was in the
Falmouth's best style, the tables being
profusely decorated with flowers and
ported plants, while the menu was di-
rectory of all the seasons delicacies.
The POSTMASTER was one of the Colby
alumni, Herbert NJ. Lord, Esq, of the
Rockland Courier-G Gazette. 1t is not
necessary to say that he performed his
part admirably.
A very large company sat down to the
tables, marching in to the music of the
Eighth Massachusetts orchestra. These
were the young men and the Alumni
who were their guests:
L. C. Whittet, Wisconsin, '93.
L. E. Learned, Brown '93.
Joseph E. Thropp, Jr., Technology. 81
Geo. f. Andrews, Brown, '92.
Arthur H. Jameson, Technology, 1913.
T. Bellows Buffum Amherst, SO.
w. L. Tidd, Technology, SO:
j. B. Donoway, Middebury, '93.
BENZ. G. Miner, Middlebury, '93.
E. +. Rorebeck, Marietta, '95.
III. B. Boone, Williams, 1913.
w. I'll. Baker, Williams, "a
%Thos. w. Battn Michigan. "a.
l. w. Durfee, Michigan, '94
G. B. Bacon. Hamilton, 90.
w H. Everett, Hamilton, "a.
Alfred w. Anthony, Brown, 'S3,
Ernest NJ Davis Bowdon 90
Charlie Z. Merritt, Bowdoin, "a.
o. Perley Ward BoWdoin '96.
Homer IL. BlOdgett, BOWQoln. 80.
Howard Gilpatric, BoWdoin, '96.
Robert o. Small, Bowdoin, '96.
J. Edwin Frost, Bowdoin, 49,
Herbert 0. Chough, Bowdoin, 80.
James E. Lombard, Bowdoin, '94.
Geo. C. Littlefield, Bowdoin, '94.
III. B. Russ, Bowdoin, '95.
HI. Z. Bryant, BoWdoin, '94.
T. H. Rothwel, Brown, '93.
I. G. Haywood, Brown, 80; Tech 81.
f c. Wells, Technology, '92.
H. G. Kimball, Amherst, '93.
ID. c. Greene, Jr Harvard '95.
H. Hutchinson, Harvard, '93.
H. G. Nichols Harvard, 1913.
III. j. Hughes, Harvard, '94.
r. NJ. Lovett. Harvard 1872.
i. X. Rand, Harvard, '94.
j. +. Crosby, Harvard '94.
VIM. l.. Mathol, New York, 1872.
Frederick NJ CrosSett New York, 'S4, editor
D. U. Quarterly for nine years.
A. G. Artell, Bowdoin, '95.
Samuel Ackley, BoWdOin, 49,
j. A. Clarke, University of Rochester, '94.
Robert B. Smith, Tufts College, '95.
w. Stanton Small Tufts, '9A.
c. E. Purinton, Colby, 90
J.Kleinhaus, Jf., Colby, '94.
Irving E.. Macomber, Cornell, 1914 ,fs
Guido II. Marx, Cornell, '93.
Arthur d. Williams, Columbia, '94.
Harry }. Shaw, Columbia, '94.
e. w. Parkhurst. Lehigh, '93.
c. S. Chamberlain, Rutgers, '93.
j.. w. Kimball Colby '94.
III. L. Springer. Colby, '95.
c. F. Leadbet.er Colby, 81.
i. j.. Durham, Colby, 81.
H. r. Durham. Colby, 1876.
w. S. Getchel Colby, 49,
c. F. Fairbrother, Colby, SO.
j. B. Sloculn Colby '93.
G. N. Perkins, Colby, '93.
II. &. Hamilton. Colby. '96.
+. e. Russell, Colby, '93.
L. L. Getchell, Colby. '96.
A. L. Blanchard, Colby, '94. 49,
e Dow, Colby, '96.
Haven Metcalf, Colby, '96.
Vim. b. Tuthil Colby, 1914.
P. S. Merrill Colby, '94.
A. c. Blake, Colby. '95.
w. E. Way, Northwestern. 1913.
FL. A. Preston Adelbert, '93.
G. b. Eisenhard, Adelbert, '93.
Mel T. Cook, De Pauw 90
. Chas T. Hutson, Wisconsin.
Frederick p. Schumann.
Schuyler f.. Heron, Syracuse, '9A.
John II. Leete, Colgate, '94.
w. H. Perry, Syracuse '93 -
W. B. Smith. Colgate, 1913.
w. j. Van Auken, Union, '94. W
A. D. Bissel Union, '95.
Isaac Hardy, Union, '95.
W. w. Stewart, Union, '95.
George M. Downs, Union 93
Earl n. Wilson Union, '96. {
Fredolfo O. WEIGH, Colby, '95. (
Jesse H. Ogier, Colby, '93, treasurer OF exec
utiye committee
Benjamin Coffin, Colby, SO.
Albert S. Cole, Colby, '96.
Orville s. Guptll Colby 49,