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

VoL LV, No. 3THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETATexas Delta, Southern Methodist UniversityChapter House Improvements: Recentlythe chapter acquired a pool tablefrom an alumnus. This has been put upin the "play room" on the third floorand is being put in shape for hard useduring the coming winter. A new pingpong set with table has been put up foranother diversion during off hours.Chapter Visitors: For the past monthfrom four to six members of the DallasAlumni have been present at the chapter'smeetings. These older brothers have alsobeen frequent visitors during the week.Ralph Randolph, of the Dallas Alumni,who is the Chapter Adviser, moved inthe house last week to stay for three orfour weeks.CHAS. BERRYUtah Alpha, University of UtahPhikeias: Espey F. Cannon, SloanNibley, Larry James.Initiates: October 27, 1930. DarwinH. Howard, Monroe C, Wissmar, A. AlanCoombs, Robert B. Garnett, Don M.Curtis, Bert H. Purdy, Richard G. Weiler,Edward Lyman Haymond, John F.Daynes.Chapter House Improvements: Withthe aid of the Mothers Club a completeremodeling of the bedrooms has been accomplished,and many other added improvementssuch as new drapes,refinished furniture, new rugs, completlyremodeled kitchen with new frigidaire,etc.Campus Activities: We have just beenpresented with the Intramural, Trophy,which is presented to the organizationmaking the greatest number of points inintramural competition for the year.At the present time with only horseshoeand tennis tournaments having beenrun off we again stand near the top ofthe list.Social Activities: A hard times partywas held at the chapter house on October31 and was a huge success.Chapter Visitors: Edward Williams,president of Xi province, David Moffat,California, '28.Alumni Personals: George G. Glenand Paul Cecil were recently married.Brother and Mrs. T. R. EUerbeck announcethe birth of a daughter, BarbaraAnn, recently.ALLENCHENEY[219]Vermont Alpha, University of VermontPhikeias: Samuel Bartow, Quincy,Mass.; Alexander Cochrane, Boston,Mass.; John W. J. Quigley, Rutland;Edmund Q. Sylvester, 2, Hanover, Mass.;William A. Brown Jr., Hartford, Conn.;Robert W. Stewart, Brookline, Mass.;Cecil W. Utley, Rutland; William J.Gilbert, Burlington; John C. Morrison,Melrose Highlands, Mass.; Frank J.Hardy Jr., Burhngton; Kingsland E.Johnson, Fishkill, N.Y.; Phillips Isehn,Riverdale, N.Y.; David Webster, Shelburne,Vt.Chapter House Improvements: TheClass of '30 has presented us with anoak table for our living room. Covershave been bought for all the tables in thehouse. The chapter has recently purchasedan Atwater Kent radio victrola.The brothers have just finished paintingthe chairs in the house. Two large oilpaintings of Roy Patrick, '98, andChauncey Hayden, *83, have been presentedto the house by Mr. and itrs.Ed. Mould.Campus Activities: Wood is playingregular on the football team. Sargent isCaptain of basketball. Grant, E. J. ismanager of freshman basketball. Sargentand Wood are members of thestudent senate. Butterfield is playinga lead in the fall play. Grower is ass'tmanager of basketball. Tracy is managingeditor of the Ariel. Phikeias Bartow,Cochrane, and Sylvester are playingfreshman football. Phikeias Hardyand Gilbert are out for cross country.Phikeia Stewart also has a part in thefall play.Social Activities: A very enjoyableTea Dance was held after the CoastGuard game on Oct. 11. There will beanother Tea Dance after the Norwichgame Nov. 8. The Pledge Dance willbe held on Nov. 15. Nov. 8, the day ofthe Norwich game is Homecoming dayand many alumni are expected back.Chapter Visitors: Dan Loomis, Union,'25; John H. Burke, Maine, '25; Whittner,Union, '20; Dan Johnson, '29.Alumni Personals: C. N. Derose, '30,is working for the Western Electric inChicago. Douglas Lindsay, '29, is withthe Park and Davis Co. in Detroit asa Chemist. Dan Johnson, '29, is withthe Penna. Railroad in Indianapolis.H. K. Borkland, '30, is at Harvard LawSchool. J. R. Vail, '28, is also at Har-