Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-24
OAK HALL

Stolen bases-Coney 8. Williams 2,
Grove, 2 Bennett 9, Rogers :. Beprcs 2 2
Hodges; Small, Wood ,Seabury, Mcclure,
keed. Simpson. Sacrifice hit-Bennett.
Two-base hits--Seabury, small 1arbox;;
Double plays-Rogers and Reed; Fihcld
nnassistcd. Struck out-By 'rarboX, 3; by
Williams. s. Bases on balls-Of Tarbox.
| l; off Williams. Passed balls-Bennett
6. Time, III som. Umpire, Towse, 'OS
During the ball game the track men
were holding n trial meet on the field I'M
| der the supervision of Coach keene in
view of the annual spring meet which Is
not far distant. The events contested were
the lloyd, dash, the 4iG-yd. run, the high
hurdles. the mile run, the broad jump, the
high jump. and the weight events. includ-
ing the lib. hammer throw and throwing
the discus. Considera bile good material
was turned out and though there was no
very fast time recorded, the prospects are
good and the work on the track is yet
young, as the cold weather has not per-
mitted the team to get onto the field as
early as in some seasons of the past.
Ceremonies attending the installation
of Phi Gamma, a ladies local society at
the University of Maine, as the Gam
ma Chapter Of Delta sigma took place
in the Bangor house parlorS on Fast
day afternoon.
Phi Gamma was founded as a local
society at the university, Oct. 19, 1896,
with a roll of II charter members. The
present active chapter numbers T.
members.
Delta Sigma. the Greek letter frater
nifty, With which they became united
was founded at Brown, and has its
roll Of ph a MI hnc fn IN
New England. Brown, Tufts and the
University of Maine complete the roll
of this young, but well grounded fra
ternity.
The installing officers, Miss Lillian G.
McQuillan, Miss Bartlett, Miss Sheldon,
and Miss Hodgdon of Brown, and Miss
Kingsley of Tufts, conducted the
ritualistic services at which time the
alumni of the vicinity as well as the
active chapter We're enlightened as to
the mysteries of Delta Sigma.
Following is the list of graduate
initiates: Mrs. e. A. Balentine, Orono,
Secretary to the President and Faculty
of the University of Maine, Miss Car
RE Green. 81. Miss Ida Bean, Miss
Mildred Powell '9S, Miss Elsie Fitzger-
aid, '01, Miss Agnes Burnham, '00 Miss
Emily Hamlin, 'O1, Miss Ida M.
Knowles, '02, Miss Cecilia Rice, 'O2,
Miss Edith Buzzell, O2, Miss Genevieve
Boland, '02, Miss Edith Cannon,
ex'03, and Miss Estelle Perry, ex-'03.
The undergraduate initiates include:
Miss Frances Hinckley, '03, Miss
Cora Carr, '03, Miss Frances Web
Der, 'O4, Miss Lottie Small, '04,
Miss Jennie p. Copeland, '04.
Miss Florence Balentine, 'Q5; Miss Marion
+. Wentworth, 05; Miss Joanna Colcord,
0G, Miss Mary Wilson, 'O6, and Miss Ger
trude Jones. 06. The installation cerom1-
MES were concluded with a banquet in the
evening. The private dining room used on
the occasion was artlsticaly decorated
with the banners of the uniting orders and
the table was bedeckcd with fragrant red
roses the Horal emblem of Delta Sigma.
Post -prandial efforts followed the repast,
Mrs. Il. \, Balentine officiating in the ca :
paci:y of toaStmStreSS. The list of
toaSts: yss#
Delta Sigma, Lillian G. McQuillan
phi Gamma. Carrie Green CIeora Carr
Orr Matrohs, Mary NJ. Wilson
Cur Maids. Ida NJ. Knowles;
Co-education, Frances Wepber
Alma Mater, Agnes r. Burnham
On Friday evening, there will be a recep-
ton and dance in the gymnasium at Orc.
no i'll honor of the visiting delegates from
brown and Tufts. The reception, commit
tee viii consist OF Miss Hodgdon. Mrs.
Amy Briggs. Mrs. NJ. c. Fernald, Mrs. Il.
A. Balentine and Miss Cleora Carr. The
committee Of arrangements pertaining to
the installation and reception consisted Of
Miss. Cleora Carr, Miss Frances Weber
and Miss Florence Balentine.
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