Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-23
Delaware 'FRATS'
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma
M Gave Dances Sat-
urday Evening
COLLEGE STUDENTS
FORM DRAMATIC CLUB

sneoial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Oct. 29.-Two Of the Del
aware College "frats" gave informal
dances Saturday night, when many
friends were entertained in a delight
full manner.
II was the FIRST party Of the season
for tho Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
and was Of a Halloween nature. The
house was tastefully decorated with
corn stalks. pumpkins, autumn leaves.
md flowers. The evening was spent
In dancing and cards and lunch was
rerved The patronesses were; Mrs
Harold f. Tiffany. Mrs. Raymond c.
Reed. Mrs A. r. Cullimore. Mrs. W
p. Hoey. Mrs. Joseph II. Hossinger
Mrs L. x. Bowen and Miss Brady
The guests included DR. W. O.
Sypherd. Professor Harold e. Tiffany,
Dr. r. C. Reed. Professor Charles l..
Penny. Dean A. r. Cullimore. Liouten-
ant w. f. Hoey Joseph II. Hos
singer and Levi X. Bowen.
Miss Goneyieve Frantz, Miss Mil
bred Frantz. Miss Edith Spencer.
Miss Corneua Pnling, Miss Eleanor
pilling Miss Marion Neisor Miss
Dorothy Grammar, Miss Dora Law,
Miss Ruth Clark. Miss Margaret
Macklin. Miss Margaret Reynolds,
Miss Katharine Bowen. Miss Anna
Kathryn Robbins. Miss Emma Rid
ings Miss Minnie Armstrong Miss
Mildred McCardell Miss Frances
Lindsey. Miss Dorothy Spring, Miss
Laura McAlullm. Miss ililda Hardesty,
Miss Dorthy Wright and Miss Myrtle
Raymond
D. Thompson Swing. William B.
Hoel. II. Paul Cleaver Chester r.
Smith. Robert Bayne Wheeler I'd
Ernest Nelson Marks. Knowles x
Bowen. Herbert T. Weldin. William
Stewart Jr.. Robert J. Barclay. Stew
art A. Hamilton, j. Robinson j. J..
Truss. Willard Humphrey Il. Bayard
Carter. J. milford Swing. W. j. Nc
Corkindale. Jr., Charles .Cleaver.
Draper Smith. Samuel T. Lambert
Paul Kite. Thomas Booth, Walter H.
Haley Mr.. Ward, Frank II Buck T..
William Martin and George Clark
The Sigma Nh Fraternity also gave
an informal daAce at the frat house.
The patrOnesses were Mrs. Clarence
A. short. Mrs. Charles b. Evans, Mrs.
Spiker, Mrs Harry Campbell, Mrs. w.
r. Hoey, Mrs. A. C.. Whittier and MISS
Mosscrop The guests included MISS
Alta Grant. Miss Elizabeth Jones'
Miss Alice Rouse. Miss Mary Mason
Miss Polly Smith, Miss Alice Jeuerles
Miss Lillian Ferguson. Miss Alice Evans
Miss Catharine ingram and Miss Mar
ion Campbell. OF the Woman college
Miss Catharine Frank. MISS Louise
Therman. Miss May Thelnan ana
Miss Josephine Marston OF Baltimore :
Miss Emily Worrell. Miss Alice SIN
giles. Miss Bertha Mckee OF Newark
Miss Helen Fisher and Miss elizabeth
Culver. OF Dover: Miss Ray Dickerson'
on Wilmngton Miss Marguerite Laur-
itscn. OF Lewes; Miss MIRIAM
Gordy. OF Chincoteague, Va MISS
LEILA Crawford of Columbus, Ga, and
Mss Edna Applehy, New Castle.
II. L. Deakyne, eX-lo; howard IN
mis-. u: ]. W. Jones. Is; ". Flrden
Marshall. Franklin Tracy Campbell
Harold W. Ioisc.- Carl x. FISHER
Richard NJ Appleby. Harvey w.
Ewing. Earle r. Ewing Donald p.
Horscy. Ernest S. Wilson, David
Crockett Robert Sumwalt Vernon
Sumvalt. Allen l. Lauriisen. Robert
r. Coidey William $. Fitzpatrick. John
e. craig. Raymond B Aksy Henry ".
ATarston. James 49, Mcmillan. Irving
Hook Boges. Harvey r. Lindsay, II. c.
Greene Wayne Brewer. Il. {. Grier. L.
b. Daley. J. C. Cough r. N. McCardall
b. Chambers. J. ". Oicot1. Clarence
r Keyes and DR.. X. r. Greenfield.
Robert Colpits. son OF David COlpits
Of 1T Pleasant. was seriously injured
late Saturday afternoon ir a motor
cycle accident at Coochs Bridge
Young COlpits with a friend was re-
turn ne 20 his home from the Della.
ware Haverford football game on a
motorcycle when The accident hap
Dened The machine struck a stone
throwing Colpits fifteen feet down ar
embankment into a run. He was badly
cut about the face Dr. II. G.. NJ kol-
lock was sent for and dressed tht
cuts COlpits' friend was not injured
A bake was held on Saturday in the
high school building for the benefit OF
the Parent Teachers Association.
Dean f. Laurence Smith gave a talH
before the Delaware College Y. VI. C.
a. last night on Gambling"
Students Of Delaware College have
organized a dramatic club with these
officers: President. r. 3. Wheeler, I'd.
vice-president. John r. Davis secre.
tary. ~ W. Taylor; treasurer, I. r.,
Campbell: stage manager, =. Z. Keyes.
Your position is calling TO you to-
day in the Want columns. Heed the
call OF oportunity.--Adv.