Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-09

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ner, was responsible for much of the
keen fellowship of the evening. FIRE.
quently, during the evening, songs of
Chi Omega, led by the choragus,
Francis II. Pollard, 10, of Old Town,
We're sung, adding deeper significance
to the welding of another bright new
link 1915" to Chi Omegas honor
chain. Following were the postpran-
dial exercises of the evening:
Chi omega's Birthplace.
"Oh! bless the day-years ago-that Chi
Omegas birthday--saw,
And bless that Five forevermore, at Fay
etteyille in Arkansas
Cynthia Knowles. 10, Corinna
Cardinal and straw-"sunrise and Sun
set"
"one touch of nature makes the whole
world kim"
Clara Wilson Collins, 10, of Caribou
The Seventh Biennial Convention of Chi
Omega,
Eva Maeomber, 10, Wilton
"And thereby hangs a tale"
The Charm of Years-Chi Omega
Harriet Vigue Bessy, 49, waterville
at is not for an age but for all time"
Vocal selection,
Marjorie scribner. IA, Bridgton
Chi Omega's Corner Stone.
Abbie Gertrude Sanderson, IA, SedgwiclS
"Where more is meant than meets the
ear"
Lies Enfants Terribles,'
Ruth Walker Goodwin. 10, Waterville
Delightful task! to rear the tender
tho't.,'
The Realm of Pledgedom,
Katherine Hallowel Singer, '16, Damar-
iscotta.
But for my own part it was Greek to
me-"
Loyalty-Our Watchword,
odette Montgomery Pollard, Is, Water
vile.
'fThe many still must labor for the one"
Chi Omega symphony,
Hazel Young, Is, Watervi1le
: '"There taught us how to live"
Impromp,u.
"Chi Omega, Chi Omega,
Dearer far than all else nigh,
We pour forth our hearts affection
AS we toast Omega Chi
The initiates, all from 1916, were:
Marjorie Louise Barker, of Norway;
Berle Cram, of Scion; Lucille Foster,
Of Waterville; Esther Dora French,
of Scion; Maud Edna Huckins. of
Alice Cornell Mather, of Es-
sex, Conn; Claire Marie MeIntire, of
Scion; Marion Josephine Miller, of
South Portland; Edith Aida Pratt of
Katherine Hallowell Singer
'16, Damariscotta; Florence Stobie, of
Waterville; Mildred Osborne Tilden, of
Hallowell; and Mama Mae Titus. of
Madison.
Among the alumnae present were:
Anna Boynton, Skowhegan; Jannette
Skowhegan; Mrs. Harriet
V. Bessey. Waterville; Mrs. Della H.
Hedman, Waterville; Mrs. Glenn
Vassalboro; Mrs. Grace
Western Grant, Waterville; Agnes
Stetson, Waterville; Winnibel Cover
Ethel Knowlton, Water
vile; and Lynette Philbrick, Bangor
The Colby Calendar for 1913 has just
been received at the college and by
all it is pronounced to be the best
ever published. The cover bears
beautiful hand-tinted photogravure of
the college chapel and the stately
elms. The inner leaves bear clear half
tones of the football squad, Captain
Soule, Roberts hall, the baseball team
and Captain Bowker, the Glee Club
and Orchestra, the campus and Cap
tain Nar6ini, the band and a winter
view of Colby, Chemical hall and
John Coombs.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Foster of Water
vile spoke, Sunday evening, at the
Endeavor Society meeting
~ Al, let cIl sfAic-
Sons
Professor Herbert c. Libby, Satur-
day, announced the speakers and Of
fieials for the first three of the de-
bates, which are to take place in the
class of augmentation and debating
for the remainder of the semester.
The first debate will be held, Dec. .,
Monday, on the following subject:
Resolved, That the Honor System
Should BE Adopted in All Examina-
tons at Colby"
Presiding officer, Florin G. Arey,
Is, Stonington; judges, Clair F. Ben
son, '13, Lubec, chairman; Robert H.
Bowen, IA, Waterville; and Ralph
Bramhall.
Affirmative speakers, Crawford A
Treat. Is, Stockton Springs; Edwin
A. Russell, Is. Springyale; negative
speakers. Nathaniel Robinson, Is.
Mount Vernon; Charles G. Reed, '1S
Masadis; and Hiram Kicker, Jr., is,
Poland Springs. Critic, Aaron Yeaton,
Is. Norway.
Rev. John NJ. Moore of Boston, sec
rotary of the Northern Baptist con-
vention and of the campaign commit
tee, spoke to large audience at the
First Baptist church. Sunday morn
ing, on the subject of Missions" Mr.
Moore captured the undivided atten-
ton from the outset, by vitalizing the
supreme Importance of his message
with his clear-cut, straight forward
speech, and convincing arguments.
Zeta Psi won her second game in the
internationally Bowling League, Satur-
day afternoon. by defeating Phi Delta
Theta by pinfall of "A. The summary:
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