Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
oANsANT OPENS PROM FESTIVITIES AT COLLEGE
Especial to The Bulletin.)

0ANsANT OPENS PROM
 FESTIVITIES AT COLLEGE Especial to The Bulletin) | With representatives of over fifty regimental divisions, of army. navy and aero service in gold. braided service striped uniform. with many guests ! from universities and colleges and l larger cities, Connecticut college at New London has given itself over to the activities of the. first promenade of the college and of the. junior class.
 The prom week end given, by the class of 1920 to the senior class opened on Friday afternoon with a the dan- sant in the college gymnasium. The | gym was transformed with wreaths of 1 laurel crossing and interlacing and ! with boughs and clusters of apple blossoms; baskets filled with fragrant | blossoms hung from the rafters made i into lattice work. with the laurel; tea l table, each with bouquets of pink or tea roses. were placed around the l room. E
 At o'clock dinner was served in the dining hall to the seniors. juniors and their guests. Fifty elected men- bers of the freshmen served at the dinner, innovating a freshman honor 1 for prom week.
 Following dinner, The Truth by Clyde Fitch was presented by the dra-
 matic club of the college. The cast
 for the most part was composed of juniors and was as follows:
 Servant of the Warders. ., -s
 Evelyn Taylor. Torrington l Becky, Fanchop Hartman. Hartford
 Eve, Marion Hendrie, Stamford Laura, Ruth Anderson. Worcester Lindon, Dora Schwartz. Norwich, Warder, Helen Perry Nyack. N. Y. T NJ. P. Taylor, Hartford Roland, Jeanette Sperry, Chicago The play was most successfully pre-
 sented throughout the four acts and !, was followed by dancing until after !, midnight.
 J Saturday morning a tennis tourna-
 ment will be held on the courts at the college Miss Hastings Of Hartford will feature in a game of doubles and singles and will give a splendid exhi-
 bition of the game in clean cut playing , and good form.
 Saturday afternoon the prom proper will be held at 4 o'clock and continued } until F o'clock. At dinner will bt
 served in the court between Plant anc E Blackstone houses. the campus beins 3 gayly illuminated with colored bulbs f. An orchestra from New Haven vii 5 play for dancing during the afternoon and evening. A program of 34 mum. l bers will be danced with few intermis.
 sions. The college girls will 'wea,
 evening dresses in the afternoon anc
 evening and among the men the uni forms will predominate. The prom programs were of buf f and blue and the favors of the dime ! parties were in design of the senio mascot, the submarine, and the iunio mascot, the bulldog.
 F Sunday afternoon teas will be served
 in the college dormitories to resident 2 and their guests. concluding the activ tiles of the week end.
 1l The committees in charge and tn
 junior class gave every effort to mak ing the prom noteworthy social oc
 casion at the college, and the fac
 that it was the first prom added to tn 6 zeal and enthusiasm of the workers. President and Mrs. Benjamin I : Marshall Dearn Irene Nye, Mrs. G W. Horrax of Montclair. Mrs Jame : Perry of Nyacl, N. T.. Mrs. Frederic H. Sykes Miss Louise Howe. Mir. an : Mrs. Valentine Chappell of New Lon
 of the activities.
 The prom week end committee wa , as follows: Alice Horrax. Montclair Loretta Higgins, Norwich; Margare 5 Davies, Easton, Pa. Mildred Howard n Wethersfieid; Henrietta Costigan, Ne, s Rochelle, N. Y; Helen Gage. Pains r vile, o.
 e The prom committee is as follows g Helen Perry. Nyack. N. Y.; Helen Col e lins, New London; Fanchon Hartman Hartford Edith Lindholm. Middle n town; Eleanor Seaver. Brooklyn, N. s The following are among those at q tending the prom: n Alison Hastings. Hartford. wit r Longshaw K. Porritt. Hartford c Esther Batchelder. Rocky Hill wit : Frank keeney, Waterford
 Il Miss Virginia Bose. Waterford, rit
 Dwight Rose. Cambridge. Mass. t Edith Lindholm. MiddletoTn wit l. Capt Justice. Kennel. Stamford
 Leonaro. Pick. Chicago. with Waldo
 man Claussen. New York.
 Mary Brader. Nanticoke. Pa.. wit N Terrill Chartmas. North Carolina. Feta Periey. White Plains. wit ,- Harry Perley, White Plains. x. I. |. Elizabeth Williams. Hartford. vii If Percy Williams, Glastonbury = Helen Collins. New London. vii e Lieut.. Leslie Tracy. Hartford. " Dora Schwartz. Norwich. with D '. David Bussler, New York.
 ,t Mildred. Keefe. New London, wi l. Aleut, P. N..ChioQardale. SprlnSHei ,s Katherine Hulburt. Groton. vii
 Lieut. W. Chester Hulhut. Groton. ,
 Charlotte Keefe. New London. wi
 Ensign Harold Bush. Brown. Prov
 dence. =. = 'S Mildred White, Amherst Mass, vi l. Wilbur Noel. Trinity, Hartford. II Ruth McGarry, New London. wi ly Jack McCoy. Richmond Hills. L. l. le Katherine Holway. Sevs.c. Me. wi m Theodore Rumrey, Yale. Nausatuck. De Dorothy Doane. Holyoke. Mass. wi
 David Crockett. New Haven. y Lucy Marsh. Troy. N. Y. with Fral ut Gilpin, Yale. Colorado Springs, Col 1e Ruth $. Anderson, Worcester. wi ir Lester Fowler. New London. C. Madeline Hinchy, New London. wi
 Lieut.. F.. Duffy. Fort Wright.
 Edith Smith. Wethersield. wi
 Richard N. Smith Wethersfield. he Marion Wells. New London. wi d. Stuart F>inlay. Yale.
 se Jessie Wells. Stamford. with Ca 'h' Clinton Lawrence. Glenbroos, Conn.
 Marion Gammons. South Manche
 ter,s with Ensign Roy Northridge. s ve base. D N~ ve Mary Chipnian, New London. V in Dr. Frank, s,Ei Morris, college. ''''