Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-10

f.cshments of icc-cream. fancy cook
les and sailed nuts were served 4
pleasing feature was the Xylophonc
solo by Jake" Landers. The pa
tronesses were: President and Mrs.
Clifton d. Gray. Dean and Mrs. Pom
eroy. Dean Lena NJ. Niles. Mr.. Evan
y. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
+. Cults and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
\. Jenkins. The affair was con-
Quoted by the class president Rob-
ert G. Chandler of Dorchester, Mass.
assisted by the class officers Miss
Elsie Brickett of Scranton, Pa, Ralph
l.: Corey of Springyale and Miss
Alice l.. Eames of Bethel.
April &c and - has been set as the
date for the Jordan Scientific Exhi-
bition. Invitations are to be ex-
tended to all high schools and citi-
Zehs of the two cities. April ~ will
be devoted particularly to the at
tention of High School pupils and
friends of Bates. An extensive dis
play with many new an unusual
features is being planned. Those in
charge of the respective departments
or the exhibition are: Biology, Ar
thur Z. Descotcau '23 of Norway.
Chemistry, Paul Robinson 20, of
Lewiston: Physica, Harris Palmer of
Bucktield The department of Math-
mates will be in charge of the
Hamsdell Scientific Society, the club
Tor women interested in scientific
subjects.
Ray Buker showed that he re-
tanned warm feeling and interest
Tor his Alma Mater when he sent to
the Student detailed account of
the famous race in which he defeated
at hn
Chicago on March %. 1928. His let
ter was addressed to "Cyk" McGin-
ley, captain of track in reply to the
latter's congratulations The account
showed Buker's bull dog grit, The
mile was run in a23 a new record
for the track
Coach Wiggin gave the baseball
squad an idea of his training rules
at the meeting of the entire squad
at Chase Hall. The two important
factors were. said Coach Wiggin,
plenty OF sleep and no smoking. He
pians to institute a training table
at the Commons in the near future.
me diamond has been scraped but is
sun 10 damp for use so that the men
VIII not be able to take the field until
, 1ne latter part OF the week at least.
Inc Coach intends to start chalk
talks within a few days and plans
Tor the men to study baseball from
an angles. wig" intends to nut
forth an excellent showing this year
and will insist on the enforcement of
mis- training schedule. His record al
Football and hockey proves what his
charges can accomplish.
The women who have MADE the
coveted were awarded heavy white
coat sweaters at a recent meeting in
the Rand Hall Gymnasium. In or
DER Tor girl to make her letter she
must be member of certain num-
Der OF class team and it is the high
est athletic honor to be gained. A
stripe is given for each team made
and the required number of stripes
entltles the girl to a sweater. The
following received sweaters: Misses
Helen Hoyt OF Pressure Isle, Alice
Grassland of Portland. Elsie Roberts
OF West RoXbury,' Mass; Allison
l.ainS of Hillsdale, n. Y: Nellie
Milliken of Augusta, Gertrude Lom-
6ard of Saxton's River, VT; Dorothy
Lamb of Worcester, Mass; Ruth
Barber of Randolph, Terry Ulman of
Monson, Constance Barrett of Mill
pury. Mass. Nellie Bannister of Cole
brook. n. H.: Vivian Millikcn Of Au-
burn. - az