Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-23
BATES COLLEGE

With the basketball team practicing
every day. the hockey team is the next
interest A call for candidates has al
terial there IL Capt Rounds, Roberts,
Stanley and Logan, all letter men.
Coach Watkins Of football fame will
coach the hockey team. He was
hockey man at. Colgate and is we'll
suited for the position Of coach. Prac-
tice will begin Immediately after the
Thanksgiving recess when Lake An
drews wifi be flooded. Manager Jen-
kins has arranged an excellent sched-
ule and the prospects are bright. Those
who are to be stranded at the college
over the recess will not be allowed to
grow lonesome. On Thursday night a
big time IL planned at Chase hall, Fri
day evening the young ladies will en-
terrain in Rand hall. A long hike will be
in ordcr on Saturday, weather permit
ting, and free movie show at Chase
hall will wind up the program.
The Portland Club recently held a
meeting for the purpose Of initiating
new members. The initiation consist
ed Of questions on Facts and Farcies"
concerning Portland. Those answer
ing satisfactorily were admitted to the
club. Those admitted were Frederick
Ineson %. Ruth Leader '23. Dorothy
secord "a. 1rma Paul "a, Annabelle
Snow '25. Mary Fogg rs. Wards Brown
l325, Christine Hooper '25. Katherine
Burke 25 and Eleanor McCue rs.
The girls OF the college interested in
music are considering the formation of
an orchestra. There Is an unusual
amount of talent present and the for
nation Of an excellent orchestra will
undoubtedly be accomplished.
| Seniority met Thursday evening to
discuss plans for the club play to be
| held in January. The committee put
in charge of the matter is as follows:
Virginia Mixer, Dorothea Davis. Maud
Haywood.
The regular meeting OF the facul-
ty will be held at Roger Williams
| hall at $50 on "Wednesday.
Approximately S.a.225 was raised for
the Student Fellowship fund. The
result is very satisfactory to those in
charge of the drive as it places Bates
III line WITH LIE ClHti VI
the country who have generously
contributed. u
! The Thanksgiving recess will ex-
tend from - NJ. on "Wednesday to
so p. NJ. on Monday. This will make
it very convenient for those not wish
ing to come home on Sunday. AL
ready some are leaving and the in
dications point to a great exodus on
Wednesday. 1t will be a select few
who remain. Many of the faculty
will make trips at this time. DR.. II.
II. Britain will visit his mother and
sister at Hanover, Ind. Prof. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Chase and family will be
the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. c. +.
Milliken at Augusta, Miss Lena NJ.
Niles will so TO her home in Dryden.
Miss Houdlette is to go to her home
at Dresden Mills.
President Gray is expected TO re-
turn on Thursday. He and Mrs.
Gray will be guests at the Thanks
giving dinner at Rand hall.
In a recent letter to the college,
President Gray reports that the
meeting at Los Angeles was very sue
cessful, about Is alumni being pres
ent. He passed the night with DR.
Grenville c. Emery '6S. principal of
Searle Military academy at Palo Alto
On his return east President Gray
made brief stops at Denver and
Chicago. Monday evening he spoke
before Washington, d. c. Alumni
club which has recently been formed