Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05
''Ha|tback Sandy" Sue
cessfuNy Presented.
Many Friends and Guests on
The Campus For Ivy Day..
Championship Ball This Morning..
Alphi Delta Phi Enteriains.

Brunswick, Me, June 4.-(SpeciaD -
The Eowdoin Dramatic Club presented
"Halfback Sandy" in the Town hall
Thursday evening before a large and
| appreciative audience of Bowdon stu
dents and friends. In the audience
We're many young ladies, guests of the
students for Ivy day. The play was a
complete success, all the parts being
exceptionally well taken, and showing
the result of much hard and con-
scicntious practice on the part of the
case under the direction of Miss Emily
Curtis of Brunswick.
The club has enjoyed complete sue
cess in every presentation which it has
made this year, and reflects great
credit on its president M. c. Donncll,
'oS, Of Houlton, and its manager, L.
F. Timbcrlalle, '09, of Portland The
work of Burton, '09, Donnell, '0S,
Marsh, 'G9, Stone, 10. Smith, 'OS, and
kaulhach, II, deserves special praise
for excellence i'll Interpretation of their
parts. The program contained a cut of
the club The cast of characters fol-
lows:
SANDY Smith, Harold N. Smith 20
Harold N. Marsh %
Philip l\Iopp, his cousin, of Queenstown
College. Winston j.. Stephens 10
Fill Shrct. .N
Kenneth Sumner, of Kingston College, VI
NJ. G. Domeli 0S
Percy Gordon, captain of Kingston foot
bail team Harold w. Davie 10
Dick Hart a sophomore, =
Harrison Atwood 90
Joe Fleetwood. a college sport.
Fl. b. r. Chandler 'oS
Students.
Ralph o. brewster 90. James NJ. stur-
tcvant 90, Neal w. Cox '0S, Irvin, L.
Rich '0o. Daniel Ready 10
j. Rooth MacRcady. q retired actor.
Professor Dryden, authority on ancient
Mabel Summer. sister of Kenneth. "
George c. Kaubach II
Sue. Harold II. Burton 90
AS a curtain-raiser" Richard Harding
Davis famous playlct '"rhe Littlest Girl
was presented and met with unqualified
success. The cast was as follows:
Cartuthers. Neal w. Cox 'OS
Davenport. Irving l.. Rich 90
The Littlest Girl.
Testers Opera Company
Van Bbbior Murray c. Dulmell '0S
Friday, June 5, is Ivy day at Bow
dom, and already many friends and
guests of the college are. on the cam
pus. The customary exercises will be
held during the day by the Junior
class. The following is the program:
1906 A. M-Championshir Baseball Came
between Iiatcs and Bowdoin on Whit
tier field.
s,o,
rial hall, With music by Wilson'S Or
rhestra of Portland.
Prayer. c.. l.. Stevens 80
Grafton, w NJ. Harris '09
Presentation of Gifts,
President j. S Simmons 90
Planting of Ivy.
Bowdoin will play her fifth cham
pionship game in THE morning with
Bates, and a victory will give her I'M
disputed the championship of the State |
A defeat would mean that she must
defeat Colby in the last game of the
series next Wednesday in order to win
Otherwise she would be tied with Bates |
for first place. During the week the
team has been putting in some good |
practice, and it is felt that it is good |
enough to defeat Bates, although
Bates strength is by no means under
rated. The following is Bowdoin's line
up for the game. Bower, c: Files, p |
Stanwood, ID; Manter. 2b; Harris, IS;
Wandtlle. 3b; McDade, If; Caldwell, !
eff; I.awlis or burlington, IF.
The BoWdoin Chapter of the Alpha |
Delta Phi fraternity entertained very |
delightfully."- in their chapter house on
Main street from 3 until 5 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The number of
the fact that there We're many young |
ladies present who had come for tile
annual Ivy ball. The house was bcauti- |
fully decorated with flags, banners
palms, Towering plants and carna-
tions. In the reception line were Mrs, |
Franklin G. Robinson, Miss Helen |
Chapman, Mrs. Frederick II. Gcrrish, |
of Portland, Mrs. William A. Moody, |
Mrs. Charles G. Hutchins, and Mrs. |
Thomas II. Riley. The guests We're |
uShereJ by members of the fraternity. |
In one of the smaller rooms. which was |
banked solid with evergreen 50ughs. |
punch was served, and in the dining |
room We're served ice cream and fancy |
crackers. Those serving refreshments |
were Mrs Winchell, Mrs. Weatherill, |
Mrs. Cram and Mrs. Fisk. The cater
ing was done by Givens of Brunswick. |
and pieces of Wilson's Orchestra of |
Portland furnished music during the |
reception
The sperm whale can stay under |