Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-28
Delta Kappa Party and
Reception at BoWdoin.
Large Attendance From All Parts
Of the State.
Music and Dancing In Flower Be.
deeked Fraternity House.

TN, Mo- Jan. -t.-tCDecldll..-
The annual House party aud reception
of Delta Kappa Epilson Fraternity
was held at the fraternity house on
College street Friday afternoon and
evening and proved itself one of the
most delightful, as well as one Of the
most brilliant social events, in the
history of the chapter. There was an
unusually large attendance from all
sections of the State and every detail
in the elaborate arrangements was car
ried out without a flaw.
The reception took place from S to
s in the afternoon and was at
tended by a large number of people,
there being fully as many present at
this function as at the dance in the
evening.
The house was beautifully decorated
throughout with evergreen. while
potted plants ami many flowers placed
throughout the house made the scene
one of rare beauty.
The receiving committee of the al
ternoOn consisted Of Mrs. William De
Witt Hyde, Mrs. II. G. Baxter, Mrs.
George 7. Little of Brunswick, and
Mrs. Alfred T.. Burton of West New
ton, Mass. Refreshments of punch,
cocoa. ice cream and sherbet We're
served during the reception by Corday
Of Portland, who also furnished re-
freshments in the evening.
Among those present at the reception
in the afternoon were:
Prof and Mrs. George 7. Little, Prof.
and Mrs. Allen Johnson. Mrs. Roscoe
j. Ham, Dr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Elliott,
Prof. and Mis-. Henry Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Payson Pencil of
Brunswick Mr.. ana Mrs John A. Cone
Of Topsham. Mrs. Donald F. Snow of
Bangor. Prof. Henry 6. Chapman,
Prof. and Mrs. George 7. Little, Will
liam NJ Fennell of Brunswick, Mrs. F.
V. Strickland, Bangor; Mrs. a. L.
Smith, West Newton. Mass; Prof. a
E. Burton, West Newton, Mass;
Herbert G. SWEET, Skowhegan; j. s.
Bradstreet, Gardiner: Samuel Gray.
Old Town; Prof and Mrs. w. +; Moody
and Prof. and Mrs. f. E. Woodruff,
Brunswick; Mrs. L. C. Matthews.
Portsmouth. y. H.; Miss Fannie Nc
Keen Miss Gilman. Miss Irma Smith
Brunswick; Miss Lillian Fellows and
Miss Marjorie Elms. Bangor; Miss
Edith Boardman, brunswick; DR.. AL
fred Mitchell. Brunswick; Prof. K. &.
M. Siis, Rev. Herbert a. Jump. DIR. w.
F. Browne. Sam L. Forsaith of Bruins
wick. Daniel Sargent. '01; Adam
Leighton. Med; Lester Adams.
0'; Harry L. Brown. '07; Albert Il.
Charles z. Files, '0S: w. j. Crowley.
os; James L. Cox. 'O4; Arthur o. Put
nam. '05. Of Boston.
AT the canoe in the evening an order
or a numbers was carried out. being
attended by large number. The Col
lege Orchestra which furnished the
music was stationed in the large living
room, while the remainder of the house
was given up for dancing. Among the
iaoleS who we're resent and who We're
the invited guests of the fraternity
were the following:
MISS Margaret Dakin Of Wellesley,
Mass; Miss Sarah Penncll, Miss Sally
Rice johnson. Miss Robinson. Miss Sue
Winchell, Miss Isabelle Forsaith Miss
Daisy Hubbard. Miss Gertrude Christie
pher, Miss Helen Eaton, Miss Margaret
sutherland. Miss Louise Wctherill Of
Helen ThaXter. Miss Marion Proctor,
mss May Lowery, Miss Emma Timber
iake, Miss Nellie Undertake Of Port
!and; Miss Josephine Ward Miss Rather
lie Randall. Miss Bertha Tlynt of Au-
susta; Miss Ethel Mcfarland of Boston:
MISS Dorothy Woodman, Miss Zclma +.
oaS' Miss Anna Strickland. Miss Fran
sesca Walker, Miss AIabclie SWEET. Miss
nro'omartc Emerson, Miss Louise HAM
III OF Bangor; Miss Martha Pratt of
lewiston; Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of North
est Harbor; Miss Bertha Bryant Of Var
mouth Miss Selma Smith Of Ncwtonville.
Mass; Miss Evelyn Coolidge. Miss Ruth
staples of Woodfords: Miss Imogene
pumps, Miss Angie Ryan OF Dexter; Miss
"'ude French OF Auburn; Miss Beatrice
.oughlln of Augusta: Miss Eleanor Dan
.o'tn of Gardiner. and Mis- Laura Mat
Views of Portsmouth.
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