Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Annual Initiation. Dance and Banquet
Of kappa Sigma Fraternity.

The oath annual initiation, dance and
banquet of the Kappa Sigma fraternity
were held at the chapter house on Pearl
street on November 15 16 and H. respect
lively. The chaperones for the dance We're
Professor and Mrs. q. r. f. Story, MIR.
and Mrs. r. L. Hopkins and MIR. and
Mrs. G. r. White. Browns orchestra
furnished music for an order OF 20 dances.
Clarence r. White. - acted as toast-
master at the banquet and toasts were
responded to by }. II. Johnson, Is. g
Leland Green, 06, Is. NJ. Harris. Beta
Alpha. 49, II. T. Way, H. f.. II. Hunt,
Il. and l.. y. Nelson. 20, and by dele
gates from Bowdoin. Massachusetts, Agri-
cultural College. University of Maine.
Dartmouth. New Hampshire State and
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The following were initiated: James
Bousheld, rs. of North Adams, Mass:
Harold d. Newton, rs. Of Springfield;
Spencer Caldwell of Enosburg, Arthur II.
Cheney of Randolph. Dewitt Ii. Doanc of
Burlington. Henry Il, Furbcr Of Wood
stock. Lewis ID. Nelson of Manchester.
Leland F. Parker of Island Pond james
P. Sprague of Brookfield. William J.
Steele OF Randolph Center and Lyle S.
Woodwork of Enosburg, all of the class
Of 1920
At a meetinL of the sophomore class
were elected to the student council and
McSweency was elected football man
ager The cate for the football hop vas
postponed to December 4.
The annual initiation and banquet of
the Commons club was held last Satur-
day evening. The initiation ceremony
was held at the rooms in Converse
hall, followed by the banquet which
was held at the New Sherwood At the
postprandial exercises A. G. Bristol. II,
acted as toaStmaster The following re-
sponded to toasts: DR. s q. Barnes Pro
fessor Robinson. Professor Dubois. DR..
Appelman. I.ouEee, II. W. NJ Hawkins,
II l.. A. Woodward, rs. {. L. Pierce, IS,
Rrodie. 10, and Griswold, 20. The follow
ing freshmen were initiated: NJ G. Bond,
Thetford: J. f. SQures, East Arlington;
+. 4. Plumley, Ludlow. G. b. Hawkins,
Townshend II. l., Jones, Randolph: r o.
Murray, Waterbury; G. Il. Chase, Water
bury: W T.. Cassidy, ChateaugaY, y y;
Nelson Hooper. Grovcton; j. L. Lamson,
Randolph; 4. &. Bc;ue!l, Underhll; A. G.
Pratt Jericho Center: II. C. IiasKell.
pawlct: II. &. GrisWold, Clarcmont. y.
H. c. f. Smith, WILLIAMSBURG Mass: y.
A Wright. Bartonvlle, y. J. Rumuals.
Lebanon, y. H.. j. NJ. Hasric Barnet;
r. e. Lund bradford; r. o. Cobb Hard
wick and \, Il. Jafre, NJ, Il. New Brit
ian. Conn. w r Erickson. Il. Jericho.
ana w y Scrillhanrner 10 Iericbo
Tho annual home COMFORT Of rho corr.
hined musical clubs will be held in tina
,,v,nnosiun, Friday evenine percn,her l.
The clubs consist OF an orchestra. quar-
,ctte .,loc cluh and n reader There will
ha dancing following the concert
Contoip : 4 Howard has rrceivcd n.y.
da-e from tho war denartnen, ost.hiieb
;po a unit Of the reserve officers, tr,iu-
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