Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-04
Annual Reception Of Alpha
Delta Pi Fraternity |
Band Concert on Campus
"A Regiment Of Two"
Hon. Herbert N. Heath Delivers i'd.
dress at Bates College.

The Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity held
it's annual reception at the Chapter
| house today. The house was prettily
| decorated, green and white, the fra
| ternity colors, predominating.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Franklin c. Robinson, Mrs. Charles
c. Hutchins, Mrs. William A. Moody,
Miss Helen Chapman, Mrs. Thomas H.
| Riley and Mrs. Gardner Cram, all of
| Brunswick.
| Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Willard r. Libby of Pejepscot, Mrs.
Alice Little, Mrs. George d. Hughes,
Mrs. Frank p. Weatherill, all of
Brunswick. These ladies were assisted
in serving by Mrs. Clement F. Robin
son of Portland, Mrs. Thomas H. Riley,
Jr,, Mrs. John w. Riley, Miss Edith
Weatherll. Miss Louise Weatherill and
Miss Frances Little of Brunswick.
The student committee in charge of
the affair were: Harry Farrar Hink-
ley, '09, of New York; Irving Lockhart
Rich, 90, of Portland; Winston B.
Stephens, 10, of New Bedford, Mass,
and Algernon T. Gibson, IL, of Ban
gor.
The reception was largely attended
by the students with the young ladies
at Bowdoin to enjoy the festivities of
Ivy week, by the society people of
Brunswick, the college faculty and
many out-of-town friends
The members of the Zeta Psi Fra
ternity with the patronesses of their
House party now being held and the
young ladies in attendance took very
enjoyable trip and outing today. TAX
ing the 1890 car for New Meadows the
party took launches and proceeded to
the Gurnett, where all enjoyed shore
| dinner. In the afternoon delightful
sail was enjoyed among the islands Of
Casco bay
Among those who attended were Mrs
Charles Baird, Providence; Mrs. Her
bert =. Doane, Augusta; Miss Helen
Merriam. Miss Sarah Merriam, Miss
Marion Drew, Brunswick; Miss Helen
Miller, Bangor: Miss Caddie Johnson,
( Hallowell; Miss Clara Bailey, Machias;
| Miss Hope Kinney, Miss jeanette
| Eastman. Miss Gertrude Stevens, Fort
Miss Agnes Corbett, Waterville; Miss
|
Margaret Sewall Miss Nellie Hodgdon
| Miss Margaret Goodman, Bath; Miss
Martha Simmons, Miss jeanette Haley,
Miss Hazel Perry. Rockland; Miss
Jane Partridge, Boston; Gardner W.
Cole, '09, Richard P. Eastman, 10,
Howard F. Kane, 'O9 Harold p. Pike,
'09, Fred c. Black, II, Gardner K
Heath, 'o9, Dudley Hovey, 'O9. Frank
H. Burns, II, Read c. Horsman, II,
! John s. Simmons. 'O9, Lawrence G.
Ludwig. 10, Charles A. Smith. TO- Geo.
| A. Torsney, II, Mark w Burlingame,
| '12, Clyde r. Chapman, IL, Ralph w
Smith, 10, John l.. Hurley. ~, Stet-
son Fl. Hussey, II, Harold E. Weeks,
| 10, William +. Merrill, II, Charles D.
! Robbins, II.
A band concert was held this even
ing under the Thorndike oak on the
| campus. The College Band under the
| leadership of John M. Brigham gave
| a pleasing program. The campus was
thronged with students. friends and
| ladies. The campus is at it's prettiest
at this time of the year.
The Town hall was filled tonight by
| crowd of pretty girls, students, fac
ulty members and friends of the col
lege to witness the first Brunswick per
Torrance of "a Regiment of Two" by
the Bowdoin College Dramatic Club
Every member of the club made hit
| in his part. The performance was vot-
ed one of the best of the kind ever held
in Brunswick under the auspices of
BoWdoin College. Tommy CHM, a sec
ond Modjeska, as Eliza Wilton, the die
tatorial wife of Cub Simmons, one of
the Regiment of Two" who has base
ly deceived Tommy in order to attend
1.-The Tigers Club "Geezer" Stone, the
other half of the regiment. who has
also deceived his wife for love of fish
ing;" Guy Estes, Grace Sewall, the
wife Of "GeeZer,'' who has been basely
deceived in order that her husband
may attend chose club affairs" Harry
Mclaughlin, the dashing young pri-
vate, who has been called to the front
and is compelled to leave his pretty
little fiance, Harold Ashley. in tears.
Harold Marsh an understudy for Har-
ry Lauder, as the lacka-a- daiZical
Englishman Lord Dudley" who has
come all the way to America "just to
find wife" Beauty" Smith, as the
breezy Westerner. Jim Buckner after
whom the whole shooting gallery in
Wongo county, Texas, is named Jack
Hurley. the business-like German
plumber. who has come over at the
call of his illiterate love Jimmie Gillin
''to fix the pipe up
After the play the floor was cleared
and dance was enjoyed. Music was
furnished by kendries Orchestra
The cast:
Arthur Sewal1. theoretical warrior.
Alfred Wheeler Stone. 10. of Bangor
Ira Wilton, his father-in-law,
John Stands Simmons, 09. New York
Harry Brentworth. Arthur's friend.
Harry Buddington MacLaughlin. 10.
Albany. N. Y.
Reginald Dudley. Englishman.
Harold N. Marsh. '09 Dixfield
Jim Buckner. known as the parson.
Harold Merton Smith, 90. East Bar
rington. N. H.
Conrad Meier. plumber.
John Lawrence Hurley, IL. Maiden.
Mass
Eliza Wilton Iras better half
| Thomas Davis CHM. '09. of Roxbury.
| Mass
Grace Sewall. wife of Arthur.
Guy Parkhurst Estes. 90. Skowhegan
Laura Wilton. daughter of Ira