Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-07


G. Greene; Summer and the South, >
a. b. Harvey; The Defiance of n
| Hofer" w. f. Manuel; The Soap
Sale" Miss +. f. Hale: The Negroes,
Loyalty to the Stars and Stripes" Il.
II. Miner; The Lady Of Charlotte
Miss a. Y. Smiley; Obligations OF
Treaties f. Nj. Gay; 1.-The Keeper Of
the Jewel" Miss C. f. Walsh; our
Commercial Relations, J.. Jordan;
"The Legend of the Vain King Miss
Z. II. Wood; Great Britain and Amer
lea, r. c. Dicey: How Much and
How Little" L. l.. Saxton; THE Ear
King Miss G.. /. Triton; The Social
Value 81 College Bred MAN. III. =
Goodwin; 'Subjugation of the phil
ippines" c. X. Tracey; Pursuit 81
Happiness" p. f Nichols.
The nomination for the Ivy day
speakers for this year We're posted, this
morning. by the nominating committee.
These nominations with practically no
changes Will be voted on by the Jul
nor class.
Following are the nominations: ora
ton. James. Alley and White: Co
eds AIanter, Niekerson ANA kempton;
Faculty" Hail, Grindlc and Garter,
.Ouc Victories Walsh. Ressig and
Cox; toastm8ster Denis, Dickerson and
u. $. Dexter; chaplain, Mcdaniel, SHADE
ana Dcering; marshal, Thompson,
Woodman and f. Adams: class ode.
Emmons, Davis and McNish Ivy day
poem, Misses Conner. Jones ana I4ol-
den social life. Misses Alto, Weeks and
Ballard; Boys Misses Pinsbury,
George and Vose; prophecy. Misses N.
Lougee, Cameron and Macomber; Ivy
ode, Misses NJ. Smith. Graham and Roi-
Inns.
The speaking OF the fifth division of
the Freshman prize declarations took
place, this afternoon, in Hawthorne
hall. There We're among the speakers
of the afternoon many Of the best that
have yet spoken me rivalry for the
prizes has become very keen. Todays
division was: THE Key of the Tower.
Miss H. d. Hertell; THE Trial of War
rem Hastings, L. Isaecson; THE
Mourning Neil,'. Miss l. f. Dol1iver;
The Death of Garfield, w. r ODon-
nell; "A Revolutionary Sermon, r. l..
Dunn; The Campaign for President"
II. b. Clifford; "one Niche the High
est, Miss l.. Il. Currie: "The Perfect
Tribute" Miss l.. y Waldron; "Abra-
ham Lincoln. r. T. Bates; THE Nom
nation of James G. Blaine" L. Il. CHI
ford; Inaugural Address" a. w
Mansfield: Talking Flags, Miss /. T.
kimlsdl; Alexander Hamilton" II. c.
Crawford, The Social Value of Col
lege-bred man. L. 7. Pidgin.
Miss Woodruff, dean of the young
ladies' of Bates. has made plans for n
series of entertainments to be given
by the young women of the college.
The purpose of these entertainments
will be to raise money for the pro-
posed 100000 endowment fund. The
first entertainment will be given, sat
urday evening. which will be IN the
form o. pageant, the girls being at
tired in various customs in which they
Will form tableaux and living pictures.
On March IS, Will be scenes of Il little
irish village. and later il IS planned
To give a Mid Summers Night
I Dream with the side of Mount Da-
vid as the scenery.
George Badger. " D, of the faculty
| of Harvard Medical School. VIII adj
dress the young women of the college,
March IL This lecture is made pos
| sible through the Olivia Phelps Stobie
Lecture Fund
The next lecture of the George Col
| by Chase course Will be by William
| Z. Ellis. very prominent journalist
and member of the staff of n Phila-
| aeiphia daily. The date OF tie lecture
| is March i.
Repairs in the corridors and rooms
of Parker hall, injured by fire, short
time ago. are now completed and the
rooms arc ready for occupancy