Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-26
DEkES' ANNUAL HOUSE PARTY
AND RECEPTION AT BOWDO|N.
Gala Event Friday Afternoon and Evening when Chapter
Is Thrown Open to Guests

L skolneid. Miss Frances skotnxdt|
Miss Charlotte Tuttle, Mrs. / Curtis
Swain. Mrs. Charles W. Tuttla Mr.. and
Mrs. W. =. Milne, DR.. and Mn A. W.
Haskeli, Mr.. and Mrs. R ]. Ham. Rsy.
ana Mrs. Chauncey D. Goodrich, Mrs..
frank p. Roberts. Mr.. and Mr.. odl.
bert wheeler. Miss Frances Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Furbish, Miss Helen
Furbish. Miss Aimee Stetson, Miss
Anna e. Smith, the Misses Smith. Mr..
Rhys D. Evans, Miss Hatch, Mr., Fried
man. Miss Elizabeth Scott Paw
tucket. Miss Muriel Jones, Cam.
bridge. Miss Mary Wardwell Salem.
Miss Dorothy Chamberlain Spring.
field. Miss Dorothy c. Allen. SPRING
Held. Miss Laura Jones Bangor. Miss
Alice Zepfler. Needham. Mass. Miss
Marion Elinwood, Augusta, Miss Mar.
guerite Allen, Bangor Miss Beatrice
Baldrey. Medford. Mass. Miss Rose X.
Daniels. Chestnut Hill. Mass. Miss
Bertha Laithwate. Portland, Miss
Marie Hieber. Portland, Miss Adelaide
Clough. Woonsocket. R. l., Miss Mary
Elliott. Brunswick. Miss Marion E.
Starbird. Portland, Miss Hazel G..
Giles. Ellsworth. Miss Doris Cochran,
Northampton. Mass, Miss Dorothy
Chaplin Cambridge, Miss Arabella B.
Clark, Cambridge. Miss Christina K.
Doyle, Ellsworth, Miss Winifred Cum
nlngham, Boston, Miss Margaret B.
Jordan, Auburn. Miss Helen Lee
Swormstedt. Washington, D. c., Miss
Katharine c. Lewis, Portland, Miss
Viola Kneeland. West Roxbury, Miss
Helen Foss, Northampton.
This reception has for many years
been considered one of the greatest
social events Of the season at Bow
doin. and this year proved no excep-
ton to the rule.
In the evening the entire ground
floor Of the chapter house was given
over to dancing. The beautiful dec
orative effect of the afternoon was
heightened by the use Of vari-hued
lights in the library and reception
hall, and network Of green and white
crepe in the dining-room. In the fire.
place of the reception room blazed a
above which were the initials Gin
bright and CHEEKY fire, on the wall
Greek letter) D. K. E. in evergreen.
Around the fire place in the library sat
the patronesses: Mrs. w. o. Fuller.
Rockland. Mrs. Hartley c. Baxter,
Brunswick. Mrs. Forrest Goodwin.
Skowhegan, Mrs. ]. c. Minot, Boston,
and Mrs. Charles Daniels. Brookline.
Dance Guests.
| Lovells orchestra Of Brunswick
played for an order of "a dances, start
ing at eight o'clock. The dance ordersi
were bound in rich leather covers en-
bossed with the Deke coat of-arms.
The orders for the lady guests were,
bound in white India leather, whilei
those belonging to their partners were,
in brown mission leather with pencilt
attached. During intermission re-;
freshments were served by c. H. Pool
er, caterer, Of Portland. The guests
, were:
| Miss Elizabeth Scott, Pawtucket, r..
T.; Miss Muriel Jones. Cambridge,
Mass; Miss Mary Wardwell. Salem.
Mass; Miss Dorothy Chamberlain.
Springfield, Mass; Miss Dorothy c.
Allen. Springfield, Mass; Miss Laura
Jones, Bangor; Miss Alice Zepfler.
Needham, Mass; Miss Marion Ellin-
wood, Augusta: Miss Marguerite AL
len. Bangor Miss Beatrice Baldrey.
Medford. Mass: Miss Rose K. Daniels.
Chestnut Hill, Mass; Miss Bertha
Laithwaite, Portland Miss Marie He
ber, Portland; Miss Adelaide Clough.
Woonsocket. r. L.; Miss Mary Elliott.
Brunswick: Miss Marion E. Starbird.
Portland; Miss Habel G. Giles. Els
worth; Miss Doris Cochran, North
ampton; Miss Dorothy Chaplin, Cam
bridge, Mass; Miss Arabella B. Clark.
Cambridge, Mass: Miss Christina K.
Doyle, Ellsworth; Miss Winifred Cum
ningham. Boston, Mass; Miss Mar
garet 3. Jordan. Auburn; Miss Helen
Lee Swormstedt, Washington. D. c.:
Miss Katharine c. Lewis. Portland;
Miss Viola Kneeland. West Roxbury;
Miss Helen Foss, Northampton. Mass.
The majority Of the guests will re-
main at the chapter house for the
Sophomore Hop. which is to be held
in the gymnasium this Saturday
evening at $50. During the day some
will attend the college tea, to be given
at the Bowdoin Union, while others
will pass the afternoon in theatre par
ties.