Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-12
Two Social Functions FIJI
day at Bowdoin,
Second Faculty Tea and The
Second Junior Assembly.
Junior Class Meets at Baies..Three
Bates Literary Societies.

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The second tea in the annual series
OF College teas given by the faculty Of
Bowdoin College was held in Hubbard
hall this afternoon. Decorations, in
fact the entire spirit of the reception
was in the nature of a pre- celebration
OF Saint Valentines day. Red and
white were TIE prevailing colors. The
table linen was ornamented with
strings of red hearts and the idea was
even carried out in the center pieces
and the boutonners of the ushers.
About 200 Of the college Efen, great
number of townspeople and many Wis
itors from Portland and other places in
the State, as well as the faculty and
their wives who acted as hosts attend
ed.
The committee in charge, who also
formed the receiving line were Mrs.
Charles Clifford Hutchins, chairman;
Mrs. William Albion Moody, Mrs, AL
len johnson, Mrs. Roscoe James Ham
and Mrs. Frederick Willis Brown.
The feature introduced at the last
College tea of having a hospitality
committee, consisting of members of
the faculty to act as mixers" was
again successful. This committee con-
sisted Of Profs. Charles c. Hutchins,
William A. Moody, Allen Johnson,
Roscoe j.. Ham, and Frederic w.
Mrs. Frank Nathaniel Whittier and
Mrs. William Trufant Foster poured
coffee, assisted in serving by Miss
Belle Smith, Miss Rachael Little and
Miss Grace Crawford. Miss Helen
s Chapman poured the tea and was as
sisted by Mrs Gerald Wilder and Miss
Margaret SWEET. Mrs Henry Johnson
4 and Mrs. Paul Nixon dipped punch,
! assisted by Miss Kate Pletts, Miss
3 and Miss Annie Coffin.
: The ushers chosen from the under
graduate body were James Kurdish
. Hamburger, 10 of Hyde Park, Mass.
z from Theta Delta Chi; Robert billing
d ham Morss, 10 of Medford Mass, from
T. Alpha Delta Phi: William Harrison
s SanbOrn, 10 of Portland from Ps
y Upsilon; William Stewart Guptil nc
|. Of Gorham from Kappa Sigma; Harry
Z Lawrence Wiggin. II of Boston, from
Z Delta Kappa Epsilon; Gardiner Wilson
& Cole, 10 of East Raymond of Zeta Psi
= Lowell Sanborn Foote, ~ of Dover
i. N. H., from Beta Theta Pi; Seward
? Joseph Marsh, IL of Pennington from
Delta Epsilon: Palmer Straw. II o
z Portland from the non fraternity men
z and Ezra Ralph Bridge. Medic '13 OF
Brunswick from the Medical School
= The trials for the fencing team
x which is to represent Bowdoin this
year resulted in the choosing of Ezra
Ralph Bridge. Medic 10 of Brunswick
Philip Brayton Morss. 10 of Portland
and Winston Bryant Stephens. 10 OF
sNew Bedford, Mass The trials were
refereed by Winfield c. Towne, '13 OF
Boston. himself an expert with the
foils and at one time athletic director
or the Institute of Technology. Mr.
Towne was well satisfied with the
work with the foils and will entertain
the team In Boston at dinner after
tney have fenced Harvard Saturday
AFTERNOON and before they fence the
sFenay Fencing Club in the evening.
Mr.. Towne will act as Bowdoin's ref
reree In the bouts with the Harvard
clubs and although a member of the
Eenway Fencing Club will not be a
member Of the team which will meet
Bowdoin. The trials were under the
suirect supervision of, Charles D. White
OF the Pianelli Fencing Club of Au-
'tusta, the coach. and one Of the great
est lovers Of the foils in the State. Mr..
Nhite expressed himself as very well
Aattsfied with the work of the three
members Of the team and of Henry O.
slaves 10 Of Westbrook and felt con-
udent that Bowdoin will be well rom
resented In Boston on Saturday.
4 The second Of the Junior assemblies
was held this evening in Memorial hall.
uhe Glass of 1911 again acted host to the
0ther classes and to the pretty debu-
kantes from all parts of New England
Ihere was dance order of is dances for
which kendrie's Orchestra furnished mu-
nc. The hall was decorated with the
class coiors Of red and white with the
exception OF the various fraternity ban
ners IN the front of the hall and the flags
II many colleges. The young people dane
"a until midnight and then returned to
ne fraternity houses, where light lunches
we're served. presided over by the patron
esses. Refreshments were served hv
Morton Of Brunswick. 1t was one Of tho