Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-06
The Winter Series Of
College Teas.
Baseball Assn Clears About
$500 on king Pepper"
r;e,;,cuished Alumni Speakers for
Rally, March 10.

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Tbc fifth in the series Of college teas
a.. the winter VIII take place. Monday
,ftornoon. in the Alumni room of the
uubbard library. The guests that
b,,.e been invited for this tea are
rcckland. ThomdstoI anu Bath friends
of the college and it is expected that
,h,,. will be a goodly number of
visitors present.
There will b.. but one more tea for
the winter, the asst one occurring on
MARCH 20 at which time Augusta, Hal
In,,ru and Gardiner guests Will he
nresrnt \ new departure VIII DE
uiade 1T this last tea, each man III col
l,.ye being painted to ask special
c,.et for the occasion in addition TO
thr guests WHOM the collie sc Itself VIII
invite Al! those who care to do this
.,.,. asked to leave their name in the
Office al Hubbard hall at once and
,rint.d inyitltiogs viii be issued to the
ylrty Manned.
Manager Putnam of the baseball
t,l,4. under whose charge NinS
p.uutr' was presented at Augusta ana
B,1inswick has not Strengthened out
his accounts sufficiently at the present
time 10 determine definitely how much
vas cleared by the prese ntation OF tn"
opera. 1t is thought. however. that
something in the neighbCrhOCd of S2'w
may have been cleared. the most OF th2
profit being gained at the Augusta
presentation. This sum Is not as large
as probably would have been gained
had Brunswick people turned out as
bad been expected. However, the gain
is a satisfactory one and the entertain
mcnt given is considered here as one
OF the best things seen in years by
strictly amateur talent.
The fifth musical recital of the term
gwen by Prof. Hutch and Dr.
Mason took place in the Walker Art
huillir-. Thursday evening. for the
benefit of the stuucnt body. The pro-
gram Was also given in the afternoon
for the benefit of the residents of
Brunswick. Tte concert proved itself
a dclightfu cun for all Uho attended.
The program Nas entirely from Men,
Gclssonn and va, as follows:
capriccioso Brillan;c.
Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage.
Il, 'tonsoiat ton.
- Spinning, Song.
Home from Abroad" from Son and
Stranger.
Cancrrto. Opus 10. Finale.
"Mil-Summcr Nights Dream Nocturne.
The second assembly Of the class Of
ly"6 occurred Friday evening, III
Memorial Hall. The han was baauti-
fully decorated with Iaims. ferns and
rve:gieons. The DatrOncsses were
Mrs. ll"ulhIon. Mrs Roswell
McIiac, Mrs. Leslie a. Lee. and Mrs.
Franklin G. Robinson. The committee
in charge of the assembly consisted of
t:r"WcH tlarin",on Hall. il. OF Dover.
Arthur Horace Bodlin, Jr. of Port
land. Charles Andrew Jackson Hou-h-
Ion. of Brunswick. Arthur Otis Put
nam. IL FIouiton and George Parrhcr OF
Ellsworth A delightful order Of
eighteen dances was CitJ"ycd. music
being furnished by Al orchestra led by
Francis Joseph Welf. '03. Of Portland.
During intc.ml- sion Caterer Han "l
the Morton Eon-Bn 80. Of Brunswick.
furnished rcfrcghm"nts oi ice-cream,
cake and coffee and punch.
Among those present were: Miss
Hessie and t;r,lc Smith. Daisy Hub
bard. Cecil TlorShtCn. Louise Wealth
crlll. Eleanor Dunlap. Alice Knight.
'2roine Crockett Marion Mason. of
brunswick. Miss Harriet Harmon. Miss
Nellie Goudy. Miss Eodkiu OF Portland.
Miss 'i' rtrudc Christophe" of Pejep-
s'"t. Miss Robinson. of Bangor: Miss
Ham. Of Lewiston; Miss Caroline
Moult"n. Miss Evelyn Thompson. Miss
Eessir Clifford. Of Bath. Miss Mabel
Holland. Miss Grace Rascomc. Miss
Tara Richards. Miss Marion Smith.
Miss Alice Johnson. VI Augusta. Miss
l'athl"p, Miss Whitney. of Gardiner;
MISS Atwood of Auburn.
The annual college rally is to be held
N Memorial hall. Friday evening,
March 10. 1t will he {. mass meeting OF
az IN" students and members of the
'"'nity for al evening OF good fellow
snip together and a great many alumni
WI Re present. The speakers include:
snmmod"re r. Y. Pcary, -: Governor
y. L. Cobb. a. Edward Stanwood, 6l'
'oitor Of Youths Companion: Pres'-
u3ht HYDE, Alfred +. Burton. IS. Dean
y Technology. Dr. +. y. Whittier. 81.
=, ~ l.ilscort. Esq. 60. {. T. HaweS.
, '', f"N. II. +. Dunrack. '9l, Joseph
"iii'amson, 9asp. IS and Arthur CHAP
man ESQ. AZ Besides the speeches
c.'Fe will be selections by the band ana