Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
u. OF N. NOTES,
Farewell Reception to President
and Mrs. Harris.
instrumental and Musical Clubs and
Their Coming Trips.
The New Members 0, The Seven Greek Lc,,e
Fraiernites.

~ 'At' ii'Ai'N''' Ni'll' diiu via LOW IL, (nt
OCCASION being the farewell reception
rendered tn Pres. and Mrs. y W. Har-
ri~ The students almost without .x-
trriion were present ana showed III
d"er loV" and cStrem which they enter
tain toward Mr.. and Mrs. Harris. The
Chaptl cairly blCSSnm"d with flowers
and plants. while thc r;tftcrs ana walls
t3stily decorated with The college hiu,
made delightful contrast. The stage
was z living he'd ot chrysanthemums
beautifully interviewer with evergreen.
In the north end uf III" chapel on =
his rug. with background of eyer
greens and ferns III profusinn. stood
the reception committee. Prof and
MrS. Allen t.. Rogers otiviated III host
and hostess, representing tn" faculty.
Next in order was Nj. and Mrs. Harris
in whose honor tn" affair Was given.
Others in thr line were tlun. ANA Mrs.
Henry Lord ana Dr. and Mrs. NJ. C..
Feruaid. Harold :. Boardman did thu
honors us Introducing tt" guests. Fred
II. Nosr, Roscoe NJ. Packard, Archer u.
Grover and Clinton L. Coly. members
uf the faculty. acted as uShcrS.
At about ) o'clock IN guests began
10 arrive ana continued through IN,
evening until 10 o'clock. The students
came in ordrr of classes beginning with
tho seniors. At short intervals. Thr
loving cup which was presented by Tire
faculty to Pres Harris Vas on eNhibi-
tion Throughout the evening. The cup
was presented 10 President Harris by
49,, II,
mittee and is Of silver. standing about
nine inches in height and is engraved
with fitting Inscription. President
Harris made q Response in few we'll
chosen words
At the lower end of tn" chapel light
refreshments were served at a tahle
presided over by Misses Geneva T..
Hamilton. Ola Perry, clara =. Pope
ana Annie Snow. Eehind a bank Of
flowers and palms four members of
Pullens Orchestra under the leadship
Of Harold &. Sawyer rendered de-
lightfnI musical program.
The general charge OF the arrange
ments was under Prof. James :. Ste
venS. assisted by the decorating com
mit:ea consisting Of Prof. w. NJ. Nun
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dleston. Mrs Z. \. Balentine and Mrs.
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