Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-15
U. OF MAINE.
Maine Night Committee
Has Fine Program.
The New Standing Committees
Of the Athletic Association.
"The Three Graces" TO Be Given
at Auditorium Fair, Bangor.

OrOnO, Ne, NOV. l4.-(SpecIal).-l ne
Maine Night" committee has been
diligently at work for the past two
weeks making plans and getting things
in readiness for the annual event. The
new Maine songs have been published
and an excellent program has been
prepai ed. Hon. L. G. Southland, IA of
Boston will preside over the occasion.
1t is exceedingly fortunate that j. w.
Farley. who coached the team three
years ago, Will be present, and be
among the list of speakers. Among
other familiar speakers will be f. A.
Parker Oh. who was one OF the star
halfbacks while in college.
The following is the complete pro-
gram as it has been arranged:
Music, Band
Introduction of the Chairman. Hon. l.. c.
Southland 10 Mr. r. X. Jones
Coach J. w. Farley.
j. p. DndlGv. %, Of the Law School
Captain Burleigh OF the football team.
Music, Band
Professor Chase.
T.. =. Parker, '0i.
Maine Songs.
a. ". TotmaE. O1.
.Onr Director Band
The patronesses for the evening are:
Mrs. George +. Fellows, Mrs. NJ. c. Fer
Maid, Mrs. James S. Stevens. Mrs.
| Charles Davidson, Mrs. ]. n. Hart Mrs.
]. II. HudElston and Mrs. W. ID. Hurd.
The chaperones are Mrs. w. d. Hurd and
Mrs. J. II. Huddilston
The program will be Immediately fol-
| lowed by a dance, the music for which
will be furnished by the College Orches-
| ira In order that the exercises may be
run off more smoothly and that there
may be time for everything, the program
will commence at 7.3o p. NJ. sharp in
stead of at : o'clock at heretofore. No
efforts have been spared to make Maine
night this year the best ever. large
number of alumni have signified inten-
tons of being back, and q gala time is
assured.
AT the last meeting of the Athletic AS
ISOLATION the standing committees were
appointed anG committee was also
chosen to confer with those Interested
in having a hockey team this fall The
following are the committees as appoint
ed:
Basket ball-Totman manager). Stuart
Captain, DIR. Reynolds, Talbot and Bird.
Tennis-Mitchell, DR.. Reynolds. Hay
| ward, Palmer
Grounds-Prof Boardman, Mr.. Shute,
Gannett, Bruce Thompson.
Finance-Prof. Boardman, Mr.. Shute,
Hall. Crane Palmer.
Observation-Disclosures (manager. Bur
leigh Captain, Mr.. Jones. Rounds. Bird
(('1nt1lnl Miner
t.nanager,, Mr. Jones, G. l.. Smith, Pal
mer.
Track-St. Onge (captain,. Sturtevant
Cmanager}, DIR. Reynolds, Barro"S'
Thompson.
A number of the students arc intending
to take part IN Il play to be given at the
Auditorium Fair, City nall, Bangor. sat
urday night. Dec. S. The management OF
the fair intends TO make this night a Uni
versty of Maine night and 1t Is expected
that there will be a large attendance from
the university. The play to be given Is
entitled 1.-The Three Graces.' The fol-
Lowing arc the names of those who Will
take part: Philbrook '07, Goodrich o'.
CLAYTON 'O7. Drew 'OS and Fassett 10 OF
these Goodrich and Drew Will take fe-
male parts. Immediately following the
plav will he a specially dance by what
is known as the DoraflOra SeXtet. This
is composed of II students, six of whom
will dress as bays and the other SIX as
girls. The following will compose the
sextct: Alton %, Goodrich 'O9, Wilson o..
Swift 'O7. Eibher 'O9 Estabrooke ", Jew
EFT 90, Kirnball 90. Alton '19 FasSett ID
Moulton 10 and Shurlow 10. The affaif
is under the management of Mrs. r. r.
Jones. and although this is the first at
tempt of the students in any theatrcais
for some time, it promises to be n great
success.