1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA November, 1930BASEMENT LOUNGE, OREGON BETA'S NEW CHAPTER HOUSEHarmonious, luxurious furnishingsthroughout the house add to its attractiveness.Approximately $5000was spent on these items. All latestconveniences are included in the home,which is unique in many ways. LouTraver, Corvallis, was general contractor,and Morris Whitehouse, Portland,architect.Hundreds of Oregon State studentsand faculty members and other friendsof the Fraternity were given a chanceto inspect the new quarters, when thechapter held open house October 28.Phis who were present were morethan pleased at the comments heardabout the building.Ground was broken for the houseMay 14 of this year, the work ofconstruction taking about one hundreddays. The lots on which the buildingrests were purchased back in December,1920. The K S N Association,comprised of members of the localwhich obtained the Oregon Beta chapterof ^ A 0, has done a lion's shareof work required for the new house.Their splendid efiforts and the untiringwork and willing cooperation of otheralumni, and the active chapter havegiven the Oregon State chapter ahome to be proud of and one that willbe an inspiration for greater achievements.[102]