The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
COLBY COLLEGE.
Annual Initiation of Chi Chapters of
Zeta Psi.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l


WaterYin6 October S.-Chi of Zeta
Psi, the second Oldest fraternity Of Col
by, is the first this ear to hold It's annu-
al Initiation banquet. The banquet oc-
Cured at the Gerald, Fairfield, last eve
ming. Many Of the alumni were present
and the occasion was very enjoyable.
The delegation Is an excellent one and
every zete is proud Of the catch" They
are Arthur Walden Palmer, Fairfield
Carroll MirelI Perkins, WateryilIe; Ar
thur George Smith, Tenants Harbor
Seth Harold Allen. Columbia Falls
Frank Horace leighton, Columbia Falls
Jesse Deane Buck. Watsrville; John Aus
tin Partridge, Fort Fairfield; William A.
Cowing, Rowland; John S Tapley,
BrooksviIIe; Benjamin Braun, Water
vile.
after the delightful banquet which
Manager Bradbury served. chairs were
pushed back and the following toasts
listened to with much pleasure: We'll
come, Adonis Dow Howard, u, Small
cheer and great welcome makes a mer-
~ feast" The Chi, Reuben Wesley
Dunn;
Fair mistress OF our choice forever,
Thy knights to l0yalsknights reply
From Eastern Pine Tree state,
Far West to Golden Gate,
Here S pledge to our loved Chi. -
Our First Half Century, John Edward
Nelson, 90.
"Our past is mingled with the notions,
History growing out OF word and deed
Supplying men to I'LL positions,
Giving their lives where there is need. ="
Tau Kappa Phi,
Angler Louis Goodwin, '02.
Bring now the choicest OF LIES treasure,
All brothers in Tau Kappa Phi,
Forever let Us stand
United heart and hand"
Our Alumni, Herbert G. Libby, 1879.
1.-THE world want men,
Light-hearted, manly men,"
The Future, Low Clyde Church, 'Os
''That which is past we know,
The present we live.
From both the future we borrow"
Zeta Psi, Israel c. Pierson.
"With strange delight each pulse is
thrilling,
While hopes are bright and hearts beat
high,
1 hear the trump Of fame
Proclaim the glorious name"
Social Life, Willard Hiram lockwood,
'O2.
"seek to entertain and give others pleas
ure,
Soon VIII you be repaid, but in double
measure.
(Impromptus)
To give an imprOmptu speech
Two days notice is best.
So in turn, we call on each
Without giving the needed rest.
Richard Waite Sprague, Of, served as
toastmaster and Leon Gambetta Saun-
ders as choragus,
Last Saturday night Republican club
was organized here to be known as the
Colby Republican club. The club will
eventually ally itself with the Ameri-
can Republican College League.
The Colby club adopted the const1tu-
ton Of the league and elected as officers:
President, Edgar Putnam, 'O1; vice
president, Linwood Workman, 'O2; secre-
tary and treasurer. j. Perley Dudley,
'O2; executive committee, Herbert c. Lib
by, HO2, chairman; Ralph Richards, 'O1;
Louis Stearns, 'O3; L. Clyde Church, 'Os;
A. M. Mitchell, 'O2.
Meeting then adjourned to meet at an
early convenient time at call of the pres
ident.
A Democratic club also met at the
same hour. but as few were present it
was agreed to postpone regular orga-
nization until later meeting.
Mr.. Frank Msrrick OF Waterville entered
upon special studies in Colby yesterday.
Carl WithereIl, 'O1, who has been work
ing at CampobslIo island the past sum-
mer, and Nate P. Thayer, who has been
working at Belgrade Mills, both resumed
their college work yesterday.
George Sweet, 'O3 who has been sick
the past week, has recovered.
Miss Vina Morgan, 'O4, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her aunt in Benton.
Among those who attended the festi
val at Portland were Misses Vera Nash,
Sara Libbey, Mabel Richardson, Lydia
Foss, Mabel Dunn, Florence Wilkins and
Messrs. Roger Brunei, Sheppard, Butler,
Adonis Howard, Isnshis Bcothby, Leon
Saunders.
Mary and George Holman and Ethel
Porter spent Sunday at their homes IN
Westbrook.
DIR. j. D. Taylor gave his second Iect-
ure to the Sophomore Monday morning
at o'clock.
Saturday at O'Clock DR.. E. ". Hall,
the librarian, gave his second lecture on
Books and Libraries to the Sopho-
mores. At $50 Prof. Warren gave a lee
ture to the Seniors on Art.
POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA,