The sun., 1918-09-29

DRESIDENT and Mrs. Samuel v.
Cole Of Wheaton College. Norton.
Mass, rendered n reception 10
the members OF the faculty and the
student body on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER rs. The musical programme IN
cluded violin solos by Melvin Bryant OF
the Roston symphony Orchestra, accom-
panied by Marion T.. Lord OF Skowhe-
gan, Me. The ushers we're Dorothy T..
Harvey OF Boston. Allegro Maynard OF
Providence, r. l.: M. Pauline Sherburne
OF LIttleton. N. H., and Julia steere of
winchester. Va, The serving was in
charge Of Gladys E. Jewett of Dorches-
ter, Mass. who was assisted by Con-
stance c. Brown OF Washington, D. c.;
Bessie NJ. Dudley Of Colebrook, N. H.;
Ruth Jencks OF Providence. r. l.: Flea
nor T. Gay OF Greenfield, Mass; Dorothy
clifford Of Salem. Mass; Alice L. oliver
Of Lisbon. n. H., and Doris Titcomb Of
Fall River, Mass.
The athletic year at Wheaton has be-
gun with great enthusiasm. Yesterday
was observed as the fall field day, and q
large number Of the students took part
IN the different events. Among the fea-
lures OF interest was a baseball game
between the sophomores and freshmen.
captained by Dorothy c. Upton Of Fitch
York city. and hockey game between
the old and the new students.
o. Grace Haseltin Of Milford, N. H..
has been elected vice-president Of the
athletic association to fill the vacancy
due TO the resignation of Carolyn H.
Bliss of Fail River. Mass.
Founders Day will be observed on the
afternoon OF Saturday, October 10. The
address will be given by President will
lam Allan Nelson Of Smith College.
Among the lecturers who will speak
at Wheaton in the near future are DR..
Leon II. Vincent. Donald B. Macmillan,
the Arctic explorer. and Prof. Dallas
Lore Sharp of Boston University.
The preacher for the chapel services
to-day will be the Rev. Charles II.
Oliphant. d. D.. OF Methuen.
The first meeting OF the Young wo-
mems Christian Association was held
this week. Gladys f. Jewett of Dor
chester. Mass. president Of the associa-
ton. had charge OF the meeting. and
Dean Ida J. Everett gave a brief ad-
dress.
The house chairman recently appoint
ed by the student government board for
the first semester are as follows: Lar.
com Hall. Shirley p. Newell Of Uxbridge
Mass; Metcalf Hall. Carolyn S. Heath
of Manchester. N. H.; Cragin Hall. Mar
guerite Sawyer Of Milford. N. H.. and
Chaplin Hall. Alice d. Padelford Of Som.
erville. Mass.
The student government board has APP
pointed fire captains, wardens and mar
shals for the coming year as follows:
Lucy Larcom Hall. fire captain. Harriet
Mason of Tewksbury. Mass: marshals
Eleanor NJ. Cofran of Suncook. N. H.;
Marian j.. Drisko of Fairfield, Me, and
Elizabeth Wood OF Providence. r. l.;
wardens. Frances Spencer OF Colorado
Springs, Col: Lrcy 8. Falconer OF VOL
laston. Mass: Ethel C. Cross OF North.
field. VT: Elizabeth Rogers of Grand
Haven. Conn. end Harriet II. Magoun
OF Haddonfield, n. J. Chaplin Hail. fire
captain. Eleanor T. Gay OF Greenfield
marshals, Elizabeth Stevenson OF In
dianapolis. Ind; Marjorie c. Gage OF
ponora. Pa. and Marjorie r. Stevenson
Of West Somerville; wardens. Harriet s
Hawks OF Greenfield and Ruth Wicker
son of Bridgeport. Conn. Cragin Hail
FIRE captain, Miranda Z. Brooks OF forh
Village. Me-: marshals. Lorea s. Jane
son of Brookline, Helen Lewis OF Hyde
Park and Mary L. Williams Of New
bedford: wardens. Annie NJ. Williams o.
New Bedford, Isabelle NJ. Wilder Of
Whltefield, n. H.: Pauline II. OLSON o.
Calais, Me: Hilda Houston of Guilford
Me: Constance C. Brown Of Washing
ton. d. c., and Helen b. Meyers Of Beth
cnem, Pa. Metcalf Hall, fire captain
Dorothy clifford of Salem; marshals
Alma NJ. Magoon Of Manchester. N. H.
Frances A. Osborn of Clarksburg, w
Va. Hazel Il, Mayhem OF Fall River
Katharine NJ. Baker of Beverly; war
dens Sara b. Lindsay Of Marion. Ind.
Reulah l. Doolittle of Torrington. Conn.
and Doris NJ Townsend OF Bangor. Me