Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-19
. COLLEGE NOTES.
7 beta Delta Chi Holds An
nuaI Reception and Dance.
Bates Ball Team viii Open
Season, To-day, with The ArieIs.
The Usual Weekly Meetings Of the
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Brunswick, Me, April 18.-(SpeeiaD.
Eta Charge of Theta Delta Chi held
the annual reception and dance at the
home of the charge on Maine street,
Thursday afternoon and evening. 1t
was most delightful affair and was
largely attended by the professors,
alumni students and their friends.
The reception was held from o'clock
until in the afternoon. The house was
very tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion. In the receiving line were:
Mrs. William L. LuHt, Mrs, Wilmot r.
Mitchell, Mrs. Frank f. Woodruff, all
of Brunswick; and Mrs. Herbert f.
Cole of Bath.
The delegates from the several fra
ternities We're: Alpha Delta Phi,
Charles o. Bailey, Jr., II, of Sioux
Falls, S. D.; Psi Epsilon, Ervng S.
Pratt u, of Pennington: Delta Kappa
Epsilon, Benjamin d. Holt. Is, Of
Portland; Delta Epsilon, William Nc
Cormick, II. of South birmingham,
Mass. Kappa Sigma. Carl Warren. ~.
of Gorham: Beta Theta Pi, Lewis r.
Brown, II. of Portland.
Dancing commenced about in tho
evening and extended we'll into the
night The ladies' who made up the re-
celving line in the afternoon, acted az
the patronesses in the evening. Music
was furnished by L0vells rchestra for
well arranged order of % dances. AT
intermisson refreshments We're served
by Given. the caterer.
Among the young ladies present were
=
Pasadena, Cal: Miss Edith Kilbourne
of Philadelphia; Miss Virginia Fessen
den of Hoboken, y. Y; Miss jeanette
Kimberly of Montreal, p. O.. Miss Es-
Their Harnhurst of North Adams.
Mass: Miss Marguerite Lyman of
Somerville: Misses Elzada Drummond.
Marion Elwell, Olivia Bagley. Eliza
| beth Wyer Alice Footer, Evelyn Ed
wards Mildred Secondhand. Elizabeth
| Corneen, Helen Leavett, all of Port
| land; Miss Caroline Jordan of West
| brook: Miss Avis Thompson of Pressure
| Isle; Miss Melissa Robinson of Dover,
| \. H. Misses Gertrude Dillon. Kath-
| crime Torrey. Milliont Clifford, Louise
| Hartman, Elizabeth Hartman and
| Margaret Goodman of Bath; Miss
| Mabel Norton of Falmouth; Miss Lii
| Ian Fogg of Freeport.
| The members Of the committee to
| whom the credit for the great success
of the affair WAS due We're: Philip p
Cole. II, of Bath; Stanley f. Dole. Is.
| Of Portland: Neil Fogg. 10. of Free
/ port: Clifford Russell. n. of Portland
/ and Gordon ID. Richardson, Is. OF
| Reading. Mass.
The charge also entertained the fol-
/ lowing of its alumni and former mem
/ bers: Sumner Edwards. 10, Leon H.
| Smith, 10 Steven Perry. Jr., Il, Cliff
| ford C. ABBOTT, u, George w. Howe,
| II, Harold D. Archer. 10, and Briton
o. Smith of McGill University, r.
/ According to the vote and instrue-
| tons of the Student Council, the fra
| ternities have elected the captains and
| mana gers or the various teams which
| will be represented in the Inter-frater-
| nifty League. These managers VIII soon
meet and arrange the schedule OF
| games to be played. The following
managers were elected: For Psi Upsi-
| Ion, captain, Edgar Cousins, II; man
ager, Robert Payson, IA; for Alpha
Delta Phi, Charles r. Bull, 10; for
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Paul Savage.
'13; for Theta Delta Chi, Walter
Brown. IA: for Delta Epsilon, captain.
l.. Pratt, -: manager, Lester H.
Shaekford. '13; for Kappa Sigma, A.
Donald Weston: for Beta Theta Pi.
captain, Earle D. Gardner. Ii; mana
ger. Walter Eberhart, 10: Alpha Kap-
pa Kappa, Eugene l.. Hutchins In
case but one mans name is mentioned.
he is both captain and manager of the
respective team.