Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-27

garden, with pool and fountain in the
center The mems dancing orders were
green and scwed as memorandums'
while those of their partners were white
card cases.
The cha pcrons We're President and Mrs
Benton Professor and Mrs. Hills, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Burns, DIR. and Mrs
Tinkham, Captain and Mrs. Reeves and
DR. and Mrs. Beecher.
The tennis team lost to Dartmouth on
the home courts Saturday by score Of
6 to o Dow lost to Koeniger. 81. 6-3:
Brundage lost to Fritz. o. Ga; Dow and
Brundage lost to Koeniger and Lar
mond. 90. So; Booth lost to Pray. 81,
6-3; Taggart lost to Larmond. g. o.;
Booth and Taggart lost to Fritz and
stone. 6-l, 60.
About $50 attended the junior boatride
Saturday night on the Ticonderoga. The
steamer left the wharf at $50 o'clock,
stopping at Cedar Beach. After cruis-
ing about the lake, the return was made
about II 80 o'clcok. Romeos orchestra
furnished music tor dancing.
l.. X NJ. A., the sophomore honorary
| society. announces the following elections
from the class of 1918: Fay Dan Adams
of Brattleboro. Harold Carlton Billings
of Springfield. Raymond Alonzo Briggs
of Randolph. Sidney Leon Harris Of
Leominster. Mass. George Pooley Man.
ming of Buffalo, n. Y. Roderick Walter
Smith of Pittsiield, Mass, Leon Clyde
Spencer Of North Bennington and John
Edwards Taggart OF this city.
| The junior girls held a luncheon Sat
urday afternoon at the Tea Cup Inn.
Constance Votey was toastmistreSs and
toasts We're responded to by Agnes Mil
Ter. Ruby Howe, Lucy Swift and Char
lotte Pierpont. Mrs. Frederick w. Stone
chaperoned.
The annual military ball was given by
Captain and Mrs. Reeves Tuesday even
ing in the gymnasium and was a most
successful and pleasing affair. The gym
nasium was filled with members of the
battalion in uniform and faculty and up
of Captain and Mrs, Reeves The gym
nasium was prettily adorned with red
white and blue, and the decorations USED
at the junior prom. last week. From
large tents in tho annex during the even
ing army rations We're served, consistnl
of baked beans, bareback and coffee
Preceding the dancing, the companies
passed In review before the receivnf
line after which the hospital corps CAV,
an exhibition In first aid, the "Yanke,
Doodle squad went through the manua
of arms to the music and the officer
and non-commissioned officers commits
sions and warrants We're presented b.
General Tillotson, In the receiving lin,
Captain and Mrs Reeves We're assistel
by Capt, S. J. b. SCHMIDT, Y. g. A.
Gen, Lee S. Tillotson, adjutant- genera
of Vermont, Congressman and Mrs
Frank l.. Greene. President and Mrs Gu.
Potter Benton. Colonel and Mrs. JOSEPH
Y. Dickman, General and Mrs. c. p
Miller, General and Mrs. r. S. Peck
Miss Peck, Major and Mrs. F. e. Clarl
and Major r, w. Daniels. U. V. NJ. bat
TALON. The commanders of the severa
: organizations of the battalion are: Com
pany A. Capt, J. 8. Hunt: Company r
, Capt. D. r. Grandy; Company c, Capt
T. l.. Gilbert; Company d, Capt W. Y
, Handy; Signal Corps. First Lieut.. L. I
HUNTINGTON; attached sanitary troop,
, Capt. T. A. Mccormick, The officers o
the battalion presented Captain Reeve
with a cup as token of their apprecia
ton of his work In raising the battalo
to its present high standing, Congress
= man Greene gave a short address, con
graduating the battalion informing ther
A ladvisability Of being prepared for tn