Evening journal., 1910-05-04
NEWS NOTES
FROM THE COLLEGE
Delaware Classes in Diamond
Game on Saturday---Stu-
dents Go Visiting

NEWARK, Del. May 4-The Fresh
an-sophomore baseball game will be
played on Friday afternoon on the col
lege diamond.
Messrs. Conn. 'O9: Lawson. 'O6; Coop
er. 'O5; Green. 'O2; Raymond ex-lo;
Bright. '0s: Collins, 'Os. and Wingate'
'oe. represented the Alumni at the
Kappa Alpha dance last week.
Harry Lindsay, of Wilmington, was
a recent college visitor.
Prof. Joseph McVey was a'Philadel-
phia visitor over Sunday.
Fifteen states were represented at the
Kappa Alpha dance.
Jobn G. Attix, ~. was the guest of
George w. sawin, 12. in Wilmington
over Sunday.
Howard Ennis, John Hagner' c. {.
Kidd and G. r. Ratledge represented
the Blue and Gold at Franklin Field
last Saturday
Ed Rice. '12. spent Saturday with
Philadelphia friends.
James b. Bice. 10. attended the we'd
ding of a relative in Baltimore on Sat
urday.
William Lawton. Jr.. 'o4. has charge
of the city water works of Richmond
Va
Frank 3. Evans, 'O5, and Miss Eliza
II. Hance, OF Baltimore, Nd were mar
ried last Saturday at EllSton. Mr.. Evans
is practicing law there.
The engagement Of A. c. Ward, 'O6'
to Miss Mabel Whitaker of Cherry Hill,
= Md, has been announced. Mr. Ward
occupies a position with the Westing-
John n. Lyndall, 10, was Whining
ton visitor on Sunday
N Charles z. Davenport, Of Kentucky
4 state College was a recent visitor OF
the student body.
The Press Association has elected The
II following officers: President. II. S. Gar
- rison, II: ice-president. w. w. Pat
terson. II: secretary and treasurer, A
b. Eastman, II.
CompanyE. of the Junior Class, haS
it's last drill last week. and it's showing
at inspection was gratifying to its com
mander.
George P. Millington. Outen Laws
y. George Chambers. Ralph Wilson ant
ll Samuel Tammany had a box party a
ch the Avenue Theatre last Saturda,
TO evening
mt Coach William McAvoy was Phila
of- delphia visitor over Sunday.
he The Kappa Alpha Fraternity display
r." ed three new flags last Saturday-th
iu- stars and stripes. the blue and gold an
-ly the fraternity emblem.
In "If music he the food of love, pla
e: on
es- Listen A waltz. An ordinary waltz
re- yet distances gives it dignity"
W. on Saturday evening the Bet
.he Epsilon Chapter of the Kappa Alph
is Fraternity gave it's seventh annus
dance in the Newark Opera Hous
This, Of late years, is considered III
social event among the great numhe
of k AS throughout the peninsula.
This years dance was conceded I
rR be the best ever held by the Frat
boys. and much praise was given (
the fellows for its success.
=. The Opera House was beautiful
Der decorated with crimson and gold bun
Of ing draped from the corners, while di
the ferent pennants hung from the wall
pes At the eastern end of the floor Il
ply. First Infantry Orchestra occupied
ub- neatly decorated place. The music WI
A especially pleasing
dol The program was divided into tv
In parts. each containing twelve dane
re- without any extras. During the nte
rec mission the Frat boys served refres
ans ments i'm the basement
the The youtlVand beauty Of seven stat
lent TO the pleasure of the occasiC
and they made a scene long to he
membered, especially by those Kap
Alpha men who leave "Old Delawar
rrc this year to make their mark in I
10 great wide world
The patroneses were: Mrs. f.
i. Smith. Mrs. S J. Wright, Mrs. w.
de- Steele, Mrs. II. r. Tyson. Mrs. S.
and Frendenberger. Mrs. c. o. Hought
rider Mrs. c. l.. Penny. Mrs. f. Conov
gton Mrs. c. A. short. Mrs. c.. B. Evans.
owed The active members of the fratern
cells. and those who arranged the dance n
II be Edward L. Smith. Norris n. Wrig
John ~ Lyndall, Chauncey d. Rob
lg OF son, James 3. Bce Dudley G. Fraz
paw Alfred Smith. Jr.. Laurence 3. Ca
and John II. Fisher. Robert G.. Dunn. Ch
les r. McChesney. William A. Re-
olds. George NJ. Townsend. Airing
W w. Porter. George F.. Chambers. Ra
AL c. Wilson, Paul r. Dougherty Will
ver's =. Mason.