Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28

One nf the pleaSantest social events
ana evening at the Chapter house ot
Eta Chan &C of Theta Delta Cnl, WneL
the chapter held It's annual House par
W and reception. 1t is customary for
each OF the Greek letter fraternitieS at
BOWdoin to give sometime during the
college year 4 party Of this kind, where
it can entertain pleasantly its friends.
and this House party will long u, ~
membered as perhaps the M sue
cessful ever given Ivy the Tile /. Delta
Chi Fraternity at Bowdoin The deco
ra tons We're exceedingly effective, ever
green with profusion OF cut flowers
and dainty trailing vines being used
very artiStlcally.
In the afternoon the house was devot-
ed to the reception, an unusually large
nuluber OF guests Icing entertained. The
reception lasted from . until ). The re
ceiving committee, which consisted OF the
patronesses of the dance, was stationed
in the main room, which was artistic ally
arr anged Tor tie occasion. The following
ladies were in the receiving linz. Mrs
William Dewitt Hyde, Mrs. Frank Ed
ward Woodruff Mrs. Franklin Clement
Robinson, Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs.
L. W. Shorey. Fancy ices, coffee and
punch wer4 served at different tables,
presided over by ladies of the faculty.
The faculty OF the college was we'll rep
Resented at the reception, nearly the en-
tire number being present. Among 9TH
ers present in the afternoon were; Miss
En,rnpra Allan pall
Edith J. Boardman, Alvaretta Booker,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Booker, Miss Grace
Blake, Miss Blanche Blake, Mr.. and Mrs
!. Z. Booker, Miss Grace Crawford. Miss
Rose Chandler Miss Helen Chapman,
Miss Emily Curtis, Harry Cobb, Miss
Marion Drew, Miss May Despeaux, Miss
Charlotte Danforth, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell w. Eaton, Miss Helen Eaton, Miss
Alice Eaton Mrs. Edwin Forsaith, Miss
Isabelle L'orsaith, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kurdish, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fish, Mrs.
Arthur Gibson. Miss Mary Gilman, Miss
Sarah Hall, Miss Beatrice Hacker, Miss
Beatrice Henley. Miss Cecil HouShton.
Miss Daisy Hubbard. Miss Helen John
son Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Jordan. Miss
Alice Knisnt, Miss .iabei Lombard, 4s,ls-
Frances McKcrn. Miss Maud Mason, Miss
Helen Meriyman. Miss Mynee owen,
Hon. Barrett Potter. Miss Sarah FennCl,
Rev. and Mrs. Louis A. Parsons. Miss
Mary Parker, Miss Charlotte Packard.
Miss Caroline Robinson, Mrs. F. L. Rob
rets, Miss Helen Smith. Miss Frances
Skofeld, Miss Margaret Switzerland,
Miss Evelyn Stotson. Miss Bel? Smith,
Miss MARGARET Sw.tt, Mrs. j.. J.. Smith.
Mr.. end Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Miss Ell
len Whitmora Miss Marguerite Wilson.
Miss Sue Wincheil, Miss Lrlu Woodward,
Miss Margaret Will. Miss Edith Weather
i'll. Miss Mary Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
VIII, Miss Nellie Wyman.
In the evening the dance was held, the
entire lower floor being turned over to
the dancers Music for a we'll selected
order of 20 dances and two extras was
furnished by Kendria's Orchestra, which
had also rendered pleasing selections dur
ing the reception. During intermissiOn
refreshments were served by Morton of
Brunswick
The following young ladies were pres
mt at the dance: Mary Stowell. Dix
field: Adelaide Lowell, Auburn; Eeryl
Mitchell, Bath: Harriet Kelsey. Freeport
SIlie HAYES. Westbrook; Frances Little,
Brunswick: Eleanor Legion. Bath: ri len
Johnson. Brunswick; Louise Malloy,
! Portland: Madelyn Clifford. Bath: Ayes
sia stone. Lynn. Mass: MARGARET Kent
Lancaster, n. H.: Marion Dana. West
brook; I.oona Stuart. South Paris: Helen