Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-20
Chi Chapter, zeta Psi Hold
Initiation Banquet.
II New Members Taken Into
The Colby Chapter, This Year.
Bates Football Men Ara Awarded
"B's"..Candidates for Manager.

Waterville, Me, Nov. 19.-(Speciai)
The Chi Chapter of the Zeta Psi
fraternity held. Tuesday evening, It's
ed annual initiation banquet at the.
Hotel Elmwood. Waterville. The
initiation of the II new members one
Junior. one Sophomore, and nine mcit
of the entering class, took place At
the chapter house, during the latter
part of October, The banquet. for all
/ who were present, in every event,
proved to be one of the pleasanteSt ii.
the long history of the chapter Never
We're there more of the loyal alumni:
present; every undergraduate of thu
chapter was also there. With the,
hountiful and satisfying dinner of the
evening over, which was frequently.
interrupted by hearty Zeta songs and
Cheers. the real significance of the oe-
casion became manifest when William
r. Carroll 'i3 of Rumford. toast mas
ter, after welcome words of greeting
to the new members of the fraternity
especially, called upon other of thf,
brothers. both the young and old, al
of whom responded to their toasts,
with the deepest of love and loyal de-
votion to Zeta Psi and Colby. From,
time TO time during the evening,
songs of Zeta Psi and of Colby. led By
the choragus of the occasion, William
Pendergast, Is, of Dorchester. Mass,
We're sung meaningly and Justify.
lending truer and deeper meaning to
the welding of Zeta,s bright new link
1915.
Following are the post prandial ex-
ercises of the program:
POSTMASTER,
William Bailey Carroll, 'l3
Choragus, William John Pendargast
Greetings. Frederick G.. Davis, 'l3
Oliver L. Hall. 's3
When zeta Psi Was.Young,
The Initiates, Asher f. Kinds, 10
| lmpromptu
The initiates follow-Johh p. F1ana-
gan. Bangor, from 1914: Rafe \. HIATT,
Charies@ W Kicker Poland Springs
Phillip c. Curtis. Jamaica Plain. Mass
| Keynon F. Chamberlain. Cornwall, Conn;
Asher r. Kinds, Woodfords; Hubert II.
| Barker. Norway; Francis L. Irwin, Dor
| chester, Mass; Warren q. Marston,
Augusta: Roger 4. Nye. Fairfield; and
| William w Eustice Dixfeld
| The committee-Paul Christopher. Is.
| Springfield, Mass; Frederick Davis, IL.
| of Norridgewock; and Ralph w Wes-
term H. of Wollaston, Mass.
| George w. Pratt, IA. of Corning,
/ n. Y, played several violin solos II
the entertainment fer the benefit of
the Guilford High school. given in the
| Methodist church. Guilford, Tuesday
| evening.
| Dir. IF. +. Wolfe, professor of politi-
/ cal economy, was the leader of the Y
M. c, A. meeting, Tuesday evening
| John f.. Davis of the class of 1885,
of Spokane, Wash, and Butte, Mont,
! has just issued, in the form of &
! handsome booklet, the poem which
| Charles II. Eggleston contributed 10
| the Anaconda standard, on the occa-
| sion of William Jennings Bryan's
visit to Butte, in August, 1891 The
| poem 1is entitled When Bryan came
| to Butte, and il is certainly a
| .beaut." Ii has already been reprint
ed privately several times. but this is
| the first time that it has been put
! upon the market. Copies can be OBJ
| tanned from John i, Davis, Butte,
| Montana.
The Sophomore class of 7 the Wo-
/ mems Division will hold an entertain
ment and social at 1soss Hall, satuf-i
| day evening, Nov. %. mot ON Friday
evening as was announced as the first
of the series of the college debates is
to be held at the chapel on that eve
ning) for the benefit of the Silver Bay
fund of the Y w. G. "A.
The fall Bible study classes under
the direction of the Bible study COM
mittee of the Y. w. G. A. are begin
ming their work. The Seniors have a
lecture and discussion course, led by
Rev. Cyrus Il. Stimson, pastor Of the
Watervilfe Congregational church,
based on 1.-THE Ideal of Jesus by Will
/! liam Newton Clark. The Junior
class studies THE Social Significance
Of fit. hte Teaeih.inygss Of Jesus. BY. Jera-