Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES

The annual Junior Prom took place Fri
day in the University gymnasium. at
tended by nearly 175 couples. The gym
nasium was tastefuiy and cleverly dec
GRATED with a roof of Sky blue ribbons.
while picket fences along the side enclosed
small tables for four. A canopy OF blue
at the entrance was upheld by white pill
lars. and in the center was a small area
with an evergreen room supported by
pillars Of white. and surrounded by palms.
In this. O'Neil's Society Banjo Orchestra
Of Albany supplied music for an order of
q dances. from nine until two o'clock.
The patrons and patronesses were Judge
and Mrs. F.. G. Mower and Dr. and Mrs.
n. f.. McSweeney. The committee in
charge consisted of l.. S. Bartlett, chair
man. G. l.. Best. p. f. Green. II. r.
lSharples. T. ]. Sussin (M). and the
Misses Grace Annis. Alice Clifford, Elsa
Linder and Louise Twohey.
The Junior week festivities came to a
close Saturday night with the annual
junior week boatride. large number
took advantage Of the trip to Plattsburgh.
with dinner served on the boat and many
more embarked at Burlington at nine
ocluck for a three-hours sail toward
the south. The GOODNESS of the night was
offset by large moon and clear sky
Browns orchestra furnished music 70:
dancing on the lower deck. Sunday. tie
/ three house parties, those of Sigma Phi
! Lmabda Iota and Sigma Nu came to z
close.
At a recent meeting Of the m!natiug
committce of the sophomore class. the
following nominations for officers for mex,
year were made: For president. Hold
stock, Tryon, Lee. Boardman ana George
Howe: for vice-presdeht Miss Merle
Snalley and Miss Heeh Cass: for s-crc
tary, Miss Jane Macintosh and Miss Ruiz
Foster; for treasurer. Ramsey and Ar
thur Barry. According to the constitution
lof the class, officers for the coming yeal
are 10 bo elected previous 20 final exami
nations .rho sophomore class meeting vii
probably occur on Tuesday afternoon
! June g. ~ that time, nominations may b.
made from the floor The business man
aecr Of the 1872 Ariel will at that time b.
elected
, The annual Initiation of the Alpha Tcti
fraternity was held in Morrill, Hall Tues
day night. willard c. Arms, n. wa
initiated as the undergraduate member
Prof. Ii. b. Ellcuberser witnessed tn
; initiation, becoming an ac5ocia'e nom
Der. The members Of the fraternity ar
alumni and brothers in the city hal d!r
. 'ner at the Hotel Vermont.
The baseball toam lost game at Ger
tennial Fled Saturday. Boston COLES
: winning by = score of : to 0. The teal
{ won from MiddlebIry College at III
g same place Monday by score of to
The annual initiation and banquet
u the Boulder society took place last nigh
IRE banquet was held at the Hotel We
% mont, Perley j. flil., 20, acted as toas
: master, calling upon Harvey II. Sundc
" land. 20 for an address ITO the Initiates
The objects of the Boulder Society we,
~ presented by a. j. Runnals, 20 ".
y Hammond, -, spoke on 1870 and 1921
:. The reply for the initiates as given by
;" Robert Jennings. 81 and was followed |
jmnortant remarks from some of the OF
70 ers present. The initiates are. r. Ds
=, Adams, l.. S. Bartlett, S. w. Converse,
- r.. Dyer, II. l. Holbrook, ]. r. Jennine
IF. S. Pease, Jr,, and II. e. Rockwell
., the class Of 1871.
- The Glee Club elections have result
- in the election of s. d. Smith 30. as a
~ sistant manager for next year. Two q
- sistants were to be elected, but the SC
ond choice resulted in n tic between s.
" Lawrence, '22, and II. T Seeley. 90. TT
=, will necessitate n re-vote All membe
-, NJ The club are asked to see Manap
~ Spaulding as soon as possible and regist
-. | thcir vote.