Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

~pr,lns wick, June 3-(SpeciaD.-The
day of Ivy Week at Bowdoin
Ga wned with perfect weather condl-
Ions. and from early morning until
dusk the tennis courts were exceed
ingy popular spots with autombilins
proving a close second in the favor
Of the students and their guests.
The Dansant
The big social event of the day was
the dansant given by Lambda Chap.
ter Of Zeta Psi at it's fraternity house
on College street. A reception was
held from two until four and was at
tended by friends of the fraternity IN
the college and the town. In the re-
ceiying line were: Mrs. Henry John
son of Brunswick, Mrs. Wilmot t,
Mitchell of Brunswick. Mrs. Frank
f. Nichols of Bath, and Mrs. Horace
d. Lowell of Brunswick. Mrs. Charles
c Hutchins and Mrs. Lee d. NC
clean of Brunswick served. The
house was very prettily decorated
with cut flowers, evergreens ana
palm.
Dancing started at four O'Clock and
lasted until seven in the evening. The
committee in charge of the affair
consisted of: Ellsworth y. Stone. 10
of Lynn. Mass; Paul X. NiNen, 10. NJ
Providence. r. l., Eric Achorn. II. 81
Newton Highlands. Mass. and Lloyd
q. Golfer. rs. of Marinette. Wis.
Among the young ladies present were
Miss Helen Piper of Bangor, Miss Mar
guerite Albion of Portland, Miss Mar
euerite Dyer of South Portland Miss
Mildred futile of Rockland, Misses Dor
othy Nichols and Isabelle Ohm OF Bath
Miss Madeline Plumuer Of Lisbon Failf
Miss Edith Hopkins of North Haven
Miss Mildred Goddard of Lynn. Mass.
and Miss Rachel futile of Arlington
Mass.
In the evening the party attended th
production of Jack Straw given by III
members of the Masque and Gown a
the Cumberland theatre.
Jack Straw"
The Bowdoin dramatic society, tht
Masdue anc Gown. scored decided sue
cess Thursday evening with its presen:a
ton of w. :. Maugham's thrce-act farce
Jack Straw at the Cumberland thea
ire The cast was exceptionally well
chosen and the play was presented IL
= manner very creditable to amateU.
talent.
Richard :. Fuller 'l6 OF Roclland i:
the leading male role of Jack Straw NOR
than equalled the expectations of thos'
who had seen him in other productions
while Ralph Il. Melloon 10 of Lowell
Mass, as Lady Wanley sustained adj
niirably the reputation as Il clever fe'
male impersonator which he earned b!
hs portrayal of Kitty in The Marriage
- kitty" the last production OF the
Nasaue and Gown. The remainder OF
the cast was strong and we'll BALANCED
and the play was unanimously acclaime;
one of the best ever produced by thu
society.
The play was coached by Mrs. Arthur
Brown of Brunswick and was uhoel
the direction If the Masque and Cow
executive staff consisting of the follow
ing students: r. S. Fuller 'l6 OF ROCK
land. president; u. J. Edwards 'l1 o
Portland, manager; j. B. Stride Ii Z"
Eiddeford, assistant manager, and l.
%. ColterA.IS of Marinette, Wis.
property man. Music was furnished b!
the clas Of ISIS orchestra The synop
sis was rs follows; Lady NanleH
Ralph r. Meiloon rs, of Lowell, Mass
Ambrose Holland Philip S. Smith ID
Chichester, Mass; Jack Straw, Rich
ard s. Fuller ,16, Of Rockland; Rosie
Abbott. sidney Nj. Brown II. of Web
ster MtAS.: Mrs. Parker-Jennings
LowryA Biggers II, of Webster
Groves. Mo-; Ethel Parker-Jennings
Carleton M. Pike II. Of Lubec; vincent
Farker- Jennings, Romeyn S. Derby Is
Lord Sarle, Carl *. Ross II. of Port
land; fotman, Lloyd o. Golfer is OF
Marinete, Wis: Count Adrian vor
Eremer, Don j. Edwards '16, Of Port
land
Time The present.
Act /. The Lounge of the Crane
Babylon Hotel
Ac, H. The ParkerJenninGs place
in ''hcSire
Act III. The same as act III. The mex
morning.