Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-01
BOWD0|N FRAT
HOUSE PARTIES
START IVY WEEK

Brunswick, Me, May 3l.-tSpecldl).
kappa Chapter of Psi Upsilon OFF,
cially opened the Ivy week festivities
al Bowdoin Wednesday afternoon with
reception held at their house on
Main street, dancing followed in the
evening. Zeta Psi and Alpha Delta Phi
united for dancing at the Zete house
Wednesday night, anG Delta Kappa
Epsilon and Theta Delta Chi Joined
in a dance at the Deke house on Col
lege street.
Thursday evening at 5 O'Clock the
Masque and Gown Club will present
Mrs. Dot" sparkling comedy by w.
S. Vaughan, author of THE Marriage
of Kitty" the last play given by the
club. The play will be staged at the
Cumberland theatre.
Friday will be Ivy day and will
open at o'clock in the morning when
James G. Oliver. president ~ef the Ju-
nior class, and Clarence H. Crosby,
business manager of the BoWdoin Bu-
gle, will make an early morning cam
vass OF the ENDS" and fraternity
houses offering the Junior publication
doin will meet on Whittier field in the
annual Ivy day game. The formal Ju-
nior exercises will pc held in Memo
rial hall at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon,
followed by the planting of the ivy.
Seniors last chapel will be held "a
43O, and at o'clock in the evening
the annual Ivy Day kop will bring the
week to it's official close.
Psi Epsilon
Kappa chapter of Psi Upsilon opened
it's annual house party Wednesday after
noon with a reception held at its chapter
house on Main street. The house was
very prettly decorated with evergreen,
fir, apple blossoms and potted palms,
while the fraternity colors of garnet and
gold were woven into flowers to complete
the scheme. In the afternoon the receiv-
ing line consisted of Mrs. George B.
Keene of Augusta, Mrs Charles A.
Creighton of Thomaston, Miss Caroline
Potter of Brunswick and Carl X. Ross
II of Portland. Mrs. Charles T. Burnett
of Brunswick served punch, Mrs. Walter
Head of Bangor poured tea, Mrs. Hartley
c. Baxter of Brunswick poured coffee and
Miss Belle Smith of Brunswick served
ices.
Among the guests who enjoyed dancing
in the evening were Miss Marie Fogg,
Miss Cornela Danforth, Miss Ruth Nor
rill Miss Janet Mariner, Miss Marion
Fernold of Portland; Miss Leonice Morse
and Miss Anna Morse of Bath Miss Ellen
Baxter of Brunswick, Miss Elizabeth
Head of Bangor, Miss Letitia Creighton
of Thomaston, Miss Dorothy Bird Of
Rockland, Miss Virginia Bracket of Milo
and Miss Jessie Leighton of Milton.
The patronesses for the dance were Mrs
Charles A. Creighton of Thomaston and
Mrs. George B. Keene of Augusta. The
committee in charge was composed of AL
den F. Head '16 of Bangor, chairman
Carl X. Ross II of Portland, John B.
Sloggett rs of Saco and Leon Leighton,
Jr., 10 of Wilton. Given of Brunswick
catered and Kelley's orchestra of Bruns-
% dances.
Zete-A. o.
Alpha Delta Phi and Zeta Psi united
in a joint dance at the Zeta Psi house
on College street "Wednesday evening.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Henry
\
Mrs. Charles T. Burnett of Brunswick;
Mrs F. B. Nichols of Bath, Mrs. Julia
Fay of Brookline. Mass, Mrs. G. f.
Golfer of Marienttte, Wis. and Mrs. A.
NJ r. Leech of Philadelphia.
Among those present were: Miss
Gertrude Albion of Portland, Miss
Elizabeth Marsh and Miss Verna Alb
bey of Skowhegan, Miss Helen Nit
chell of Brunswick, Miss Grace Egg
gleston Of Bath. Miss Marjorie Moul-
ton of West Roxbury, Mass, Miss
Ruth Moriarty of Belmont, Mass, Miss
Isabelle Fay Of Brookline, Mass, Miss
Melba Concannon oe Chelsea. Mass,
Miss Jean Simpson and Miss Margaret
Murray of Boston, Miss Grace Roddy
of Allston Mass, and Miss Irene Sole
of Fond du Lac, Wis.
The committee in charge was Don
J. Edwards. '16, of Portland, chairman,
Erik Achorn. II, of Newton Highlands
Mass: Lloyd o. Golfer rs, of Marien-
cite, Wis., and Paul R. Leech 10. of
Philadelphia. Sprague's orchestra OF
Portland furnished music for an order
OF 10 dances.
The Zetes and Alpha Delts will take
trip down the New MeadOWS river
Saturday and return in time for a
dance at the Bowdoin Union in the
evening.
o. X. E.-T. D.
Theta chapter of Delta Kappa Epsi-
Ion and Eta charge of Theta Delta
Chi joined in dancing at the Deke
house on college street Music was
furnished by Lovell's orchestra of six
pieces. The dance was the first of
two joint hops, the second to be held
at the Theta Delta Chi house Thurs
day evening, following the presenta-
ton of the Ivy play.
The patronesses were: Mrs. W. o.
Fuller of Rockland. Mrs. Forrest Good
win of Skowhegan. Mrs. Mary Stew
art of Skowhegan and Mrs. Burr of
Dorchester, Mass.
Among the guests were Miss Doro-
thy Brickett of Haverhill. Mass, Miss
Catherine Lewis and Miss Eleanor
Palmer of Portland, Miss Florence
Mcmillan of Montreal, Canada, Miss