Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-02

of wellesley Mass, Miss Elizabeth
trustenitzer of Boston, and Miss
Frances Littlehale of Cambridge,
Mass.
Delta Epsilon.
The Delta Epsilon dance was in the
fraternity dance hall adjoining the
chapter house on Maine street. The
chief decorative effect of the hall was
the use of serpentine paper of the
fraternity colors, blue and gold. Pot-
ted plants were arranged around the
patronesses' corner, and garlandS or
evergreen were also in evidence.
The dance orders also carried out
the fraternity color scheme, being or
blue leather, with the Greek letters
Delta and Epsilon embossed in gold
on the cover. The orders were for "a
dances, for which Leeman's Orchestra
of Portland played. The patronesses
were Mrs. Paul Nixon, Mrs. Samuel
B. Kurdish, Mrs. Belle Knowlton and
Mrs. G. Allen Howe Of Brunswick. The
committee in charge was composed or
Samuel w. Chase, ID of Lowell, Mass,
Chairman, Kendrick A. Burns IA OF
! Saco. Clifford r. Perkins Is of Ogun-
! quit. Lee D. Pettingill '16 of Lewiston
and Frederick w. Maroney II Of
| Springfield. Mass.
Among the guests present were Miss
| Alnah Jones, Miss Elizabeth Barton,
Miss Fidelie Woodbury. and Miss Eliz-
abeth Folsom, all of Portland, Miss
Marjorie Streut, Miss Ruth Lowell,
Miss Theo Wilson, Miss Olive Nutter
and Miss Helen F'iske of Brunswick.
Miss Louise Hartford of Saco, Miss
Hazel Lane of Lewiston, Miss Leone
Thy IF al
mont. Mass, Miss Gladys Hart of
Bath, Miss Ethel Pettingill of Lewis
| ton, Miss Evelyn Plummer of Lisbon
Falls, Miss jeanette Churchill of Min
| ct Miss Mildred McFadden of Water
| Vile, Miss Flora Norton of Kingfield
and Miss Lois Bailey of Newton Cen
ter, Mass.
Grant of Lewiston catered at inter
| mission.
Kappa Sigma.
The Kappa Sigma house party be-
gan with a dinner in the chapter house
on the corner Of Harpswell and Col
| lege streets. The dance was held in
| the evening in Pythian hall. Pretty
effects in decorating were secured in
| hanging the fraternity seal and ban
ners around the hall. One novel fea-
ture of the decorations was large
basket of Mayfiowers suspended in the
middle Of the hail. with streamers Of
| the Paternity colors of crimson, green
and white.
The patronesses were Mrs. Arthur ].
Floyd of Portland, Mrs. J. NJ. Hobbs
| of Portland, and Mrs. Charles C.
Hutchins, Mrs. William Hawley Davis,
! Mrs. Alfred o. Gross and Mrs. F. NJ.
of Qrttr1 MI ri n0n1mfftpR
| in charge was composed of Edmond
Sylvester IA OF Durham, chairman,
| Herbert II. Foster 16 of Seattle,
Wash. Clifford r. Foster II of Seattle,
Wash, Rrooks's orchestra of Portland
furnished music and Given of Bruins
wick catered.
The guests were Miss Ina Nelson,
| Miss Flora Somers, Miss Katherine
! Fox Miss Miriam Burke, Miss Eliza
beth Hobbs, Miss Irene Woodbury.,
Miss Florence Rideout and Miss Mari
on Starbird of Portland, Miss Cecilia
Cristian of South Portland, Miss Ma
rion Plummer of Old Town, Miss Mar
| jorie Reynolds of Bangor, Miss Lorette
I.apointe of Brunswick, Miss Agnes
| Tarbox of Topsham, Miss Levon Pay
son of Southport, Miss Alice Simmons
of Rockland. Miss Christine Carey of
| Hallowell, Miss Annie McFee OF Seat
! tie. Wash, Miss Helen Norris of
Brockton. Mass, Miss Esther Gillett
of Haverhill, Mass, Miss Vesta Bat
ties of Haverhill, Mass, Miss Anna
wilde of New Bedford. Mass, and
Miss Ruth Forth Of New Bedford,
| Mass.
Members of the fraternity and their
guests plan to attend the baseball
game Saturday afternoon between
Bowdoin and Maine on Whittier field.
After the ball game, the party In
tends to enjoy a dinner and dance
at the Gurnet house, making the trip
down from New Meadows by motor
boat.