Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-20
DELTA UPSILON.
The Colby and Bowdoin Chapters
Hold Annual Banquet.
Students and Alumni Enjoy Good lime at
the North.

The yels of the Colby and BowdOin
| chapters of the Delta Epsilon Society
made the station ring, Thursday after
noon, as the trains from the east and
west with the college boys aboard ar
rived. The chapters held their annual
banquet at the North in this city,
Thursday evening. Augusta is a favor
lite city with this society, the annual
banquets having been held here for
several years. This year they were
especially fortunate in being entertain
ed at the North which is fresh and
bright after its opening only a few days
ago. The arrangements were made by
II. w. Nottingham of Colby, and /. r..
McCormic of Bowdoin, and were all
that could be desired
The banquet was served at $50. and
the scene which greeted the guests as
they entered the dining room was very
attractive. The long tables were re-
splendent in the elegant new silver and
glassware. Sprays of green inter-
sperced with pinks added the required
touch of color and made a charming
picture. This is the first banquet serv-
ed by the new management of the
North. and they are to be congratu-
lated on its success.
After the elaborate menu had been
disposed of the following post pradial
exercises were enjoyed They were
presided over in very pleasing man.
ner by Charles Francis McKoy OF Col
by. assisted by George Wilkes Russell
Of Bowdoin. as choragus.
THE Occasion
Clarence 3. Rumery, Bowdoin, 1901
New occasions teach new duties"
Brotherhood in Delta Upsilon."
Charles E II. Beane, Bowdoin, 1901
'She hath indeed better bettered expecta.
ton"
our Ideals"
Albert G. Warner. Colby, 1860
''All with one purpose rife
To reach the goal of life,
In all the din and strife
Together stand
THE Gold and the Blue
b. Frank Hayden. BowdoIn. 1902
Charms strike the sight. but merit wins
the SOUL
Delta Epsilon in Colby"
Linwood L. Workman. Colby. 1902
United by this sympathetic bond.
We grow familiar, intimate and fond
Onward and Upward
Walter l.. Sanborn. Bowdoin 1901
Push on-keep moving
Delta Epsilon in Athletics
Martin H. Long, Colby, 1902
Our castles strength will laugh siege
to scorn.
Impromptus.
Great thoughts. great feelings came to
Like instincts, unawarcs."
The following are the initiates in this
society in the two colleges, this year:
Colby-Harry Eugene Pike. 1902; II.
=. Arey, c. n. Lewis. l.. G. Lord, l.. c.
G.. w. Thomas, w. G. Wash
burn. all of 1903.
Bowdoin-H. &. Barrow. l.. c. Evans,
J. A. Green. +. q. Marshall. d. +. Nc
Cormic. n. l.. Perkins, Grant Pierce.
Paul Preble. II. l.. Webber. all of 1903.
From colby there We're present:
Samuel Marvel. Horace O. Hamilton. S.
c. Davis, Charles F. McKoy Horace w.
Wallace Perenton, G.. s.
Stevenson. Martin II. Long, Ralph G.
Ecane. Linwood s. Workman. Harry f.
y. Pike. Fred w. Thyng. Bert E. Hath
away, Caleb A. Lewis. Lewis G. Lord,
W. c. Washburn, Harold c. Arey, |
George w. Thomas.
From Bowdoin there We're the follow |
ing;
Niles l.. Perkins, G. Il. Rumery. l.. f. |
Evans. G.. w. Russell. ID. +. McCormic. |
Paul Prehle. Harris G. Rarrows. Paul |
:. Hill. John A. Green, +. G. Marshall. |
George c. Wheeler. \. l.. Laferiere, c. |
II. Merritt. CT. l.. Pratt.
The Bowdoin boys returned immed- |
ately after the banquet on the IL O'Clock |
Pullman. The Colby boys remained |
until the morning Pullman east.