Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-12
The Third and Last COL
|sge Tea Of Year Held
The Augusta Club Holds First
Meeting Of the Year.
Bowdoin Chapter Of Delta Epsilon
Holds Dance at Their House.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, MdFcn Il--tSpeC1alJ.
The third and last College tea of the
year given by the faculty OF Bowdoin
Alumni room % Hubbard hall. This
la WAS especially for the friends of
tie college in the cities of Augusta,
Banso,. Waterville. Ha!lowell, Gardi-
ner and The towns Of central and
northern Maine.
Tn" committee in charge OF the af-
fair consisted OF Mrs. Frank y. Whit
tier, Miss Chapman. Mrs. Henry john
son, Mrs. William II. Foster and Mrs.
Paul Nixon, Mrs. Whittier being the
chairman ara having direct supervi-
SION OF all.
The Hospitality committee consisted
OF DR.. Frank y. Whittier, Prof. Henry
l.. Chapman, Prof. Henry johnson and
Prof. Paul Nixon.
Mrs. Frank T. Woodruff presided at
the tea table and was assisted in sarv-
ing by Miss Alice Eaton and Miss
Lena Knight. Mrs. Charles &. Hutch
ms poured the coffee, assisted by Miss
Alice Knight, Miss Mabel Davis and
Miss Virginia Woodbury.. The punch
tables were in charge of Mrs George
II. Files and Mrs. Wilmot 4. Mitchell.
Mrs. Files was assisted by Mrs. Thom-
as Winchcll and Miss Frances Skol-
field and Mrs. Mitchell by Miss Bessie
Smith and Miss Bertha StetSon.
The ushers were VIM. Proctor New :
man 10 of Bar Harbor. from the Theta
Delta. Chi: Thomas Wescott Williams
10 of Houlton. from Delta Kappa !tp-
silon: William Harrison SanbOrn 10
of Portland, from Psi Epsilon; Frank
Durham Townsend 10 of Brunswick,
from the nom fraternity men; Philip
Braytor Morse 10 of Medford, from
Alpha Delta Phi; Harrison Morton
Berry II of Gardiner. from Delta Up
silon; William Stewart Guptil) 10 Of
Gorham, from Kappa Sigma; Clyde
Raymond Chapman 10 OF Fairfield,
from Delta Epsilon: Walter Nelson
Emerson II OF Bangor, from Beta
Theta Pi; Neil Augustus Fogg, Medic.
u on Freeport from Aloha kappa
Kapra, and Albert Willis Moulton,
Medic 'l3 Of Portland. from Phi Chi.
The room was lastly decorated with
violets, daisies, ferns and pine
branches.
The Augusta Club held its first meet
ing of the wear last evening for the
purpose of the election of officers ana
the admission Of new members. Tie
new men admitted were Wilmot Clyde
I.ipplrcott and Edwin Clarence Bur
leigh. both of tho Class of 1919. 'rhe
fn11n
President. George Herbert Macom-
Der, II; vice president. Herbert Ed
son Locke. u; secretary and treasur-
er, Wilmot CLYDE Lippincott, Is.
Plans We're discussed for the purpose
Of getting Augusta men WHO are deslr-
able as college men to come to Bow
dom and several prospective sub
Fro sh,ner we're mentioned. 1t vas also
So. npstpd that the Augusta CLUB hold
a canoe il. Augusta in the near future.
40 positive action in regard TO TINS
was taken. however. although II met
he hearty approval OF all.
The nember this year are: Hurleigh
Martin 10. LEON :. Lippincott 10, Sc
reno Sewall Webster 10, George Ccny
Weston 10. Harold Vincent Bickniore
H. Alden Sprague Hichborn II, Al
fred Wellington Johnson II, George
Herbert Macomber II. Herbert Edison
Locke 70, Stanley stone knowles II.
Wilnot Clyde Lippincott IL, and Ed
win Clarence Burleigh 10.
The Bowdoin Chapter OF Delta Tpsi-
Ion held an informal dance at their
home on Maine street ihis evening,
which proved very enjoyable for all
present.
The patronesses were Mrs. Frederic
w. Brown, Mrs. samuel Furnish, Mrs.
Samuel Thompson 81 BrunSwick: Mrs.
G.. s. York OF Augusta; Mrs. d. G.
Skillin of uallowell and Mrs. ii. S.
Wing of Kinefield.
rhe committee in charge consisted of
colby Lorenzo Morton 10 of Friend
shin. Waldo Thompson Skillin II OF
Hallowell and John Houston Mif1iin
10 cf Exeter. y. II. kendrie's Orches-
ira of three pieces furnished the mu-
sic for the order Of % dances. Refresh
n,ents were served at ntermssion ana
between dances.
Among the invited guests were: Prot.
Frederic w. Brown, Samuel Furnish.
G.. Allen Howe, Esq, DR.. Manton Cope
land. Ralph r. Stone, Jonathan r.
scott and James l.. McConnaughy OF
brunswick: Miss Helen York of Au-
gusta; Miss Hazel Lothrop of Hailo-
well. Miss Doris Wilkes of Kingneld;
Miss Mildred Merriwether of Portland
Miss Dorothy Abbott Of Portland. MISS
Helen Stackpole Of Woodfords, Miss
Emma Harris of Lisbon Falls. Miss
Viola Dixon of South Freeport, Miss
Ellie Foss of Woodfords. Miss Irma
Hall of Lewiston. Miss Bertha Wood
of bath. Miss sadie Wandtke of Lew
iston, Miss Alice Bradley OF fath'
Miss Olive Eastman of Portland, MISC
Louise Russell of Waterviiie, MISS lisa
heI Forsajth of Brunswick.