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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA November, 1930Social Activities: An Informal dinnerdance was held for the Phikeias onOctober 25. Laramac's band from Newarkfurnished the music. An informalfall party was held at the house on November1.PHIL. BEATLEYMay 31. A daughter was born to M. M.Masters, '28, at Windsor in June. DonBarr, McGill, has moved to Toronto andis with the R. A. Daly & Co. He hasbeen staying at the house and the chapterwishes to extend to him a hearty welcome.R. ARNOLD IRWINOntario Alpha, University of TorontoPhikeias: Bernard Hodgetts, Cobourg;Donald McGibbon, Sarnia; HaroldHaydon, Cobourg; Larry Johnston,Kenora; Christopher Wilkinson, Toronto.Chapter House Improvements: A newpiano has been purchased with the moneygiven by the alumni at the annual banquetlast spring together with somemoney supplied by the active chapter. Onreturning to the house this fall the chapterdecided also to buy a new electricVictrola. These two acquisitions havearrived and they certainly make a bigimprovement in the chapter room.Campus Activities: Banwell, Gibsonand Phikeia Hodgetts are out with theintercollegiate football squad. Buchananand Sprott are with the intermediatesand Phikeia Haydon is with the juniors.McVean and Coles are entering in boththe singles and doubles In the interfacultytennis tournament. Anderson is playinggolf with the Intercollegiate golfteam.Social Activities: A tea dance is to beheld at the chapter house after the Mc-Gill-Varsity game on October 11. WilliamsonIs in charge of this event andwe expect that it will be even more successfulthan those of past years.Chapter Visitors: F. J. R. MitchellJr., Tulane, visited the chapter last weekendwhile in Toronto on business. CarmThornton stayed at the house for severaldays last last week. Gib Graig, McGill,was a guest over last week-end.Alumni Personals: The alumni clubin Toronto has become very active thisfall and is holding monthly luncheonswhich are being very well attended. AlexJ. Fisher, '28, was married to AgnesNornabell at Toronto, September 13.Fred S. Seaborne, '23, was married toEllen Gowrle Michie at Niagara Falls,Ontario, September 27. They will liveat 1140 Olive Street Neenah, Wisconsin.Gordon S. Screaton, '25, was married toEdith Amelia Hollander at London, September27. Leon Smith, '24, announcedthe birth of a daughter at Winona on[144]Oregon Alpha, University of OregonPhikeias: James Barber, RichardGoble, Leo Laurin, Edward Martlndale,Bud Meyers, Phil Mulder, EdwardSchwieker, Homer Spencer, and RobertWeiler, Portland; Sherwood Burr, LaGrande Houghton, Donald McKinnon,Eldred Merrill, and Charles WebberEugene; Wade Ambrose, San Diego;Glen Byrnes, Kelso, Washington; EdCross, Salem; Herbert Graham, KlamathFalls; Jack Hammond, Oregon City;Romey de Pittard, McMinnville; HarryMcCall, Prineville; Dolph Siegrist, LaGrande; and Jack Vaughan, Baker.Initiate: October 5, 1930: LawrenceLee Lutcher.Chapter House Improvements: Duringthe summer the entire house wasrenovated. A new hedge has just beenput in, and new draperies were put inthe music room.Campus Activities: Mimnaugh andStevens led the baseball team In battinglast spring. Seigrist and Bay and PhikeiaGcble are on the Emerald staff. Mimnaughis general chairman of the rallycommittee. Wells is assistant yell king,and also a member of the Oregana staff.Lillie, Donahue. Moeller, and Fletcher,lettermen, and Edwards are out for varsityfootball. Phikeias Pittard, Byrnes,Martindale, and McCall are out for froshfootball. Bob Miller is assistant chairmanof the "Greater Oregon" committee.Miller was also a member as well as themanager of the men's debate team lastwinter and spring.Alumni Personals: Frank Mimnaugh,'30, and Ruth Fields, II B •!>, were marriedin August. Franz Wagner, '29, andLouise Clark, K K r, were also marriedduring the summer. Third on the matrimoniallist was Arthur Anderson, '29,who married Dorothy Whitehead, X fi,and the fourth to take the fatal stepwas John Kier, '30, who married GwenTurner, K A G.MERRILL G. STODDARD