Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-14
President Hyde Returns
From European Trip.
Given an Ovation by The Stu
dents al the Station.
Co. A. at y. Of N. Successfully
Passes inspection.

| Brunswick. Me, Dec. 13-(SpecaD.-
After an absence of nearly a year, Will
liam Dewitt Hyde. president Of Bow
| duin College, returned to his college
this evening. Long before the 6.01 train
was due t" arrive from Boston, the
students began to fill the station, ard
when til" train finally rolled III, practi
cully the Who'll" student body WAS on
/ hard to great President Hyde. Most OF
the professors were also present. AS
/ President Hyde appeared on the Pull
man stops. cheering began and for sew
cral minutes, continued. Tho presidents
pleased expression showed that how
well he appreciated the welcome from
the students. President Hyde. yielding
to the cries for Il speech, spoke briefly.
stating how glad he was to be back
again at Bowdoin. Mrs. Hyde. who ac-
coInpanied her husband was also given
Il rouSiEG BOwdOn cheer. President
Hyde returns from IL long trip abroad.
which was ncccssitatcd because of Ill
health due to overwork He has re-
gained his former good health and he
returns to resume his work with his
characteristic enthusiasm.
Work is being done daily by the +.
A. A. candidates on the out door run
ming track There is an abundance of
material for Undergraduate Coach Nor
rill and Captain Atwood to select the
team from. The following are the men
out: Davis. 10; Simmons. 90: Timber
lake. 0S Johnson. 49, Il. o, Morse. 10:
stone. 90; Anderson. II; Russell. 10;
| Do -
10. Pierce. II; Slocum. 10: Demming,
10; Goliath. 10: Taylor. 10; Hine. II:
Skillins. II; Burton. 90: Ballard, 10;
Hawes. 10; Fisk. 90; Pickard. 10: Mat
thews. 10; Wandtkc 10; Files. 90.
\ smoker was given the Zeta Psi
fraternity by hePsi Epsilon fraternity
at the latter's beautiful house. 4 very
enjoyable evening was passed 10y every
body. Billy Nickcrson of Portland. who
is well known as a comedian. gave an
interesting entertainment. Light re-
freshments were served towards tn"
end of the evening. The smoker" was
| given with the intention of revivinE an
old CUSTOM which once existed at Bow
dom.
Theta Chapter of the Alpha Kappa
Kappa Medical fraternity has ADDED the
roll: TIom 1910. Frank Mikelsky A. h
From 1911 Edward S. Baglcy. Harold
T. Bibb.r. j. NJ Clement. James Con-
roy. Frank l.. Dolley. Elmer King Carl
~ Robinson. Harold w. S,anwood,
Rufus +. Stetson. Harold q. Tnhcy. a.
b. and Charles J. Wharton.
| DR.. George Cook Of Concord, y. IL.
grand president. and DIR. Frank y. Gill
| hor IF Do Ian of hf,
| ternity. were present at the ceremonies
| Following the banquet business
meeting was held. An alumni asSOciL-
ton was formed, and it was voted -
invite the fraternity to hold its next
convention in Portland. Adam p.
Leighton. Jr.. was chosen delegate 10
attend the national convention which
occurs next month in Atlanta, Georgia.
The officers of Theta Chapter FOR this
year are as follows: President. John
! A. Greene: vice president. Joseph H.
/ Drumlnond, treasurer. Adam p. Leigh
I ton. Jr.; secretary. J. Calvin Dram;
marshal. Charles F. Traynor: warden.
Richard" G.. Valladares: chaplain, L.
Eugene Holt. Jr.
The following men have been chosen
! by Leader Max =. Gushing to make UP
| the BOWuoll NolleSc Tlet 'tl'ib i'i ~
year: First tenors. Harold p. White
more. Ear Harbor; Alfred ". johnson.
Augusta: Frank p. McGlone. Natick.
! Mass: Harold f.. Weeks. Fairfield: sec
ond tenors. Harold w. Davis. Hyde
| Park. Mass: Chester r. Kellogg. Mel
roso. Mass: George G. Kaulbark,
Greenfield Mass: Rodney f.. Ross,
kcnncbllnk: F.. Curtis Matthews. Ports
mouth, n n. First bass. J. Leland
! Crosby. Bangor: r. S. Crowell. Bangor;
Philip II. Brown. WATERFOWL. \. Y;
Lawrence 3. Parkman. Portland; Wins
ton 3. Stephens. New Bedford. Mass.
Sewall S. Webster. Augusta; Max +.
| Gushing. Bangor; Frank b. Richards,
| Bar Harbor.
! The vocal soloSt for the club is AL
| fred W Stone Of Bangor. Violin solos
will he rendered by Chester F.. Kellogg
! Of Melrose. Mass.
! Professor William r. Foster of the
department of English and argumcnta-
| ton announces that the trials for the
annual Bradbury Prize debate will be
| held Feb. -. at o'clock in Memorial
hall All students in the college are
eligible to compete The que stion.
which will be the same as thu: of the
Bowdoin- Syracuse debate. will be an
nounced by Syracuse University. From
| the speakers in the Bradbury debate. Il
! team will be chosen to represent Bow
| ;loin in the debate with Syracuse Uni
versIty at Brunswick in May.