Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-05
Ivy Day F Program ofWoman's
Division at Colby College
Impressive Rite of Planting Ivy Has Beautiful Setting Sur
rounding of Fair Goods deliberately Gowned for the
Occason-iss Lucille Fosters Address of Welcome Is the
Feature

flowing garments of Subdued gray,
danced with grace and skill The Junior
women were dressed in yellow Grecian
robes and endeavored to take the part
of sunbeams which they did with some
degree Of success, to be sure Inc
Sophomores led by Miss Helen klmoal
of Lawrence, Mass, who IN herseI IS
all grace and beauty, interpreted IN
very pleasing manner the role or the
Wood Nymphs, and as they danced IN
their robes Of pale green, they maze
very pretty scene, and were given
grand ovation.
The idyll closed with a dance by the
whole trouble ensemble" and the guests
then went into the hall, where light re-
freshments were served by members OF
the Freshman class and a general open
house" was observed. This Ivy day cele-
bration forms an important part IN the
annals of the women's division of the COL
lege and this year will add another link
of glory to the present chain of success
full achievements which this division OF
the college has already won for itself.
Miss Lucy Allen of Camden, general man
ager Of the day and its program, is due
much praise for her careful and wise su-
pervision Of the affair. which added so
much to the distinct glory which the
girls achieved in Saturdays performance.
Seniors-The Winds: Leader. Marjorie
Barker. Norway; Carolyn Stevens. Five
Islands; Vivian Skinner. Houlton; Eliza
beth Hodgkins Lewiston; Katharine
Singer, Damariscotta; Esther French, So
lon; Clara Hinckley. Milbridge.
Juniors-Sunbeams: Hazel Durgin. The
Forks; Grace Fletcher Watervlle; Myra
Cross, Colebrook, \. H.. Catherine Clark
in, Waterville; Jeane Moulton, Cumber-
land Center; Mildred Greene. London,
n. H.
Sophomores-Wo nymphs, leader,
Helen Kimball. Lawrence, Mass: Mar
ion Buzzell. Houlton: Eunice Chase,
Skowhegan; Katherine SturteVant,
North Yarmouth; Isabelle Snodgrass,
Berlin, n. H.; Norma Goodhue, Fort
Fairfield; Marion Lewis, Fryeburg.
Freshmen-Gnomes, leader. Matilda
Titcomb, Walnut H.Il; Alma Schaubel.
Bath; Minerva Bradstreet, Bridge
water: Helene Blackwell, Brunswick;
Harriet Eaton, Waterville; Marion
Williams, Houlton; -Aary Foss, Bing-
ham; Phyllis Sturtevant, Cumberland
Center: Mary Titconib, Walnut Hill.
The ca binet Of the combined Musical
Clubs of the college met Saturday at
ternoon at the Zete House and nom
mated the following men for positions
on the cabinet for next year, the cleo
ton to take place in the early part OF
the present week: President Roger a.
Nye Of Fairfield; secretary, Herbert L.
Newman of Weston; manager, Ernest
II. Scribner OF Houlton; assistant
managers, Ellsworth Prince of Madi-
son and Albert +. Robinson of War
zen: leader of Glee Club, Winthrop L.
Webb of Winthrop; leader of Mando-
lin Club, Wallace Hastings of Suf-
field, Conn; leader of orchestra, Nor
man D. Latin Of Corning, \. y. All
these candidates have held important
parts in the clubs, each being a real
artist in the line of music which he
las taken up. With MIR. Webb and Mr..
Latin as leaders of two of the i'm
portant organizations of the combined
clubs, their individual art is bound to
assure the success of the club in its
production for the next year