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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA March, 1931Masonry as well as those of 4> A 0.The forty-three members representnumerous chapters, although somechapters may pride themselves upona number of members. Ohio Wesleyanleads the list with five such Masons;Iowa, Pennsylvania, and Lafayettehave produced three each; Centre, Wabash,Vanderbilt, Mississippi, DePauw,Columbia, Knox, and Illinois Wesleyanare credited with two each;eighteen were attended by one each.Those in the Southern Masonic Jurisdiction,which, dating back to 1801,is the mother Supreme Council of theworld, are: Arthur James Barker,Iowa, '96, attorney, Spokane, Washington;Charles Clapp Clark, Iowa, '86,attorney, Burlington, Iowa; HarryChevis Clark, Wabash, '96, insurance,McAlester, Oklahoma; Paul DeWitt,Vanderbilt, '05, physician and surgeon,Nashville, Tennessee; Carroll DandolaEvans, Jr., Pennsylvania, '14, physicianand surgeon, Columbus, Nebraska;Horace Marion Fox, Washingtonand Lee, '98, attorney, Roanoke,Virginia; William Nathaniel Friend,California, '96, undertaking company,Oakland, California; Michael Hoke,North Carolina, '93, Virginia, '95,physician and surgeon, Atlanta, Georgia;Howell Edmund Jackson, Vanderbilt,'90, insurance, Nashville, Tennessee;Gabriel Jacobson, Mississippi,'03, attorney. Meridian, Mississippi;Thomas George Lee, Pennsylvania, '86,university professor, Minneapolis,Minnesota; Julius Morris Liepman,Kansas, '89, merchant. Ft. Scott, Kansas; Wallace McCamant, Lafayette,'88, attorney, Portland, Oregon; WilliamHammond Marshall, Mississippi,'90, dentist. Little Rock, Arkansas;Bernard Vickery Moore, DePauw, '03,Columbia, '04, banker, Minneapolis,Minnesota; Robert Howe Munger,Iowa, '99, attorney, Sioux City, Iowa;Adrian Collins Nadenbousch, Randolph-Macon,'84, attorney, Martinsburg,West Virginia; Charles EugeneSmith, Washington (St. Louis), '14,merchant. Little Rock, Arkansas;Charles Stuart, Nebraska, '06, banker,Lincoln, Nebraska; Benjamin FranklinThomas, Jr., Knox, '85, Monmouth,'85, attorney, Omaha, Nebraska;Robert Henry Wolcott, Michigan, '90,university professor, Lincoln, Nebraska;and Robert Bruce Wolf, Gettysburg,'91, clergyman, ColoradoSprings, Colorado. The members inthe Northern Masonic Jurdisdictionare: Edgar Baume, Centre, '90, Milwaukee,Wisconsin; Harry BurtonBoyd, Centre, '08, clergyman, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania; Ernest HurstCherrington, Ohio Wesleyan, '04,editor, Westerville, Ohio; John HenryCook, Ohio Wesleyan, '78, professor,Chicago, Illinois; Delmar Duane Darrah,Illinois Wesleyan, '90, publisher,Bloomington, Illinois; James EdwardDavidson, Hillsdale, '87, shipbuilder.Bay City, Michigan; Henry WilliamEgner, Jr., Columbia, '98, attorney, Newark,New Jersey; Albert WinderFunkhouser, DePauw, '85, attorney,Evansville, Indiana; Edward HughHorton, Akron, '99, attorney, Washington,D.C.; Charles Silver Hoskinson,Ohio Wesleyan, '89, real estate,Zanesville, Ohio; Martin AndrewMorrison, Butler, '83, attorney, Washington,D.C.; Thomas BenjaminNoble, Franklin, '87, Wabash, '90, physicianand surgeon, Indianapolis, Indiana; John Wesley Pontius, OhioWesleyan, '06, Y.M.C.A. executive,Columbus, Ohio; John William Probasco,Illinois Wesleyan, '94, merchant,Bloomington, Illinois; McCluney Radcliffe,Lafayette, '77, Pennsylvania, '82,oculist, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;Arthur Raymond Robinson, Chicago,'13, attorney and U. S. Senator, Indianapolis,Indiana; Clarence Frisbee[400]Ross, Allegheny, '91, college dean,Meadville, Pennsylvania; NathanielClinton Sears, Knox, '75, attorney.Lake Geneva, Wisconsin; HamiltonRoss Smith, Lafayette, '06, teacher,Lansdowne, Pennsylvania; WilliamLincoln Van Sickle, Ohio Wesleyan,'89, attorney, Columbus, Ohio; andEdwin Wheeler Wallace, Oregon StateCollege, '10, attorney, Rockville Center,New York.