Newark post., 1920-08-18
FRATERNITY GIVES
FAREWELL PARTY
TO sBESS" CARTER
a Hundred Guests In
Guiding Many Newarkers, -
Attend

S-hAoi ~ SiAFSi shy, was given all
elaborate farewell party on Satur-
day evening at the Lambros by
the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity
Of which, he is member.
Young Carter is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Carter of this
town and popular member of the
Pail Mall Club. He was president
of the senior class at Delaware
College, where he graduated last
year; president of the student
council; ; member of the Phi Kappa
Phi, an honorary fraternity to
which only those of excellent
scholarship are eligible. He was
member of the Derelicts, an
honorary senior fraternity, and
won numerous athletic honors,
among them the captaincy of last
years remarkable basketball
team.
He will "go into residence" at
Balliol College in October.
About hundred young people
attended the dinner and enjoyed
the dancing which followed.
Joseph Fairbanks, president of,
the fraternity, presided at the din
ner. Seated at his right was the
guest of honor, and at his left
George Carter, father of Bayard
Carter and editor of The Evening
Journal.
"At the opening of the dinner,
the members Of the fraternity
Joined in giving three college
yells for 'Bess,' as young Carter
is known to his college chums.
The dining hall was decorated
with American flags. Table decor
ations were elaborate, composed
of the national colors and red and
pink gladioli, ferns and laurel.
Lambros orchestra, under the di-
rection of David Martens, played
during dinner, after which be-
tween 40 and 80 couples danced
in the cleared hall to the strains
of jazz music manufactured by
the Original Six.
"The patronesses were Mrs.
George Carter, Mrs. R.. H. Kite,
Mrs. L. J. Foulk, Mrs. c. Percy
Smith and Mrs. A. T. Schreiber,
the last-named of West Philadel
phia. With the exception of
Mesdames Smith and Schneider,
the patronesses. are mothers of
fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon men,
and Mrs. Schneider is the sister of
a member of the fraternity. The
guests were:
'F. Bayard Carter, Knowles R.
Bowen, Prof. Harold E. Tiffany,
George Carter and G. Gray Carter,
Newark; w. Wilson Lattomus,
Pittsburgh; Richard E. Fedde-
man, Jr., Millington, Md; William
H. Frederick, Marshallton; Arthur
F. Spaid, Dover; Robert B. Chal-
lenger and T. C. Alexander, Clay
mont; J. Howard Harper, Still
Pond, Nd; C. Thomas Attix,
Kenton; Harold M. Lund, Fed
eralsburg, Md; Louis K. PLAN,
New York.
Draper Smith, William Stew
art, Jr., R. Paul Kite, M. T. B.
Jacobs, Jr., Robert Stewart, Rob
ert N. Foulk, James P. Truss, j.
Paul Wintrup, John B. Francis,
Willard F. Triggs, Richard H.
McNull, Hugh McCaughan, Jr.,
James A. Horty, David R. ALL
mond, Jr., Jay Robinson, Walter
Haley, Joseph H. Fairbanks,
James P. Robbins, Jr., Morton
Baxter, William T. Broughall,
Louis R. Roomer, E. George Tom
kin, T. McDonough Cloward, w.
Morris Pierson and S. P. Maroney,
all of Wilmington.
misses Bertha Jones, Chester,
Pa; Grace Tucker, Smyrna; Mar
garet Brown, Baltimore; Ann
Slade, Columbus, Ga; Margaret
and Helen Groves, Marshallton;
Martha Wilson, Perry Point, Nd;
Mary Feddeman, Millington, Md;
Emma Ridings, Holly Oak; Alice
Singles and Marian Law, Newark;
Margaret Reynolds, FELTON,; Mar
garet Moffit, Clayton, Emily Cole,
Dover; Mildred Lee Carter, New
ark"
Madaline Dixon. Janet Mcclure
Helen B. Tilghman, Mar
ian Truax, Mrs. J. w. Whitfield,
Maud Hughes, Marian Hatfield,
Viola C. Pierson, Marie Simon,
Katherine Robbins, Esther Viii
son, R. Lee Miller, A. Louise
Philips, all of Wilmington.
The menu was olives, grape
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