1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL 159The rushing season was successful. Never before in the history of fraternityorganisation in Cornell, has the struggle for men been harder. Thechapter feels very well satisfied over the results. We take great pleasure inintroducing to the fraternity the following members of 1909: Bros. J. E.Fawell, Pittsburg; J. M. Sharp, St. Louis; S. C. Tourison, Germantown,Pa.; P. C. Whiting, Holyoke, Mass.; L. W. Hitt, Indianapolis; A. C. Bohlan,Indianapolis; J. M. Baldwin, Montgomery, Ala.; W. H. Patterson,Devon, Pa. Bro. H. J. Scales, '06, was affiliated from Georgia Delta.Nearly every man in the chapter is engaged in some branch of collegeactivities. Bros. Jackson, '08, and Rogers, '07, won their Cs last spring intrack, the former taking second place in the intercollegiate pole vault. Bro.Alliaume is a member of Chancery, the Sunday night club, the glee club,the masque, and was recently elected president of the senior law class. Bro.Dugan, '07, is the assistant manager of the baseball team. Bro. Sweeney,'07, is a candidate for manager of the football team and Bro. Hobart iscandidate for manager of the glee club. Bro. Burnham has been elected tothe civil engineering society, "Pyramid." Bro. Kothe, '07, rowed on theclass crew. Bros. Sheppard, "08, and Bohlan, '09, played on their classbaseball team. Bro. Patterson, '09, is a member of the cross country club,and Bro. Whiting, '09, of the Masque. Bro. Rogers, '07, is a member ofAleph Samach. Bro. Bergen, 08, is a member of the mandolin club. Bro.Sweeney, '07, is a member of $ A 9. The house ' indulged itself in aninformal dance November i. Bros. Allen Whiting, '99, Mason, '95, andKetcbum, '04, visited the chapter for a short time. A number of the alumniwere back for the Columbia game. Bros. Mellen, Smith and Whitney ofthe Syracuse chapter were with us for one of the football games.We particularly urge all visiting Phis to make themselves known at thehouse.W. J. DaoAN.Ithaca, November 22, 1905.NEW YORK BETA. UNION COLLEGE.The first term of the college year finds New York Beta in good conditionand with a larger chapter (twenty men) than we have had before in years.We take pleasure in presenting from the freshman class the following newbrothers: Doane S. Guardinier, of East Springfield, N. Y.; Fred W. Pettit,of Avoca, N. v.: Louis F. Maugham, of Tenafly, N. J.; and Seward D.Hendricks, of Sodus, N. Y. Brother Hall, '06, who has been .working allthe fall returned to college on November 6. Bro. Lent, '04, is studyinglaw at the Albany Law School and is living with us again this year.Union has been unfortunate in football this fall and we have not maintainedas good a record as last year. We were unfortunate in having severalgood men laid out early in the season. Bro. Dann received a. bad cut•over his left eye but nevertheless he played in every game.The chapter held an informal dance on October 14 and we expect to holda more elaborate one in December to commemorate our twenty-second anniversary.In college honors New York Beta holds the following: Captain•of the football team and vice-president of the senior class, Bro. Dann; managerof the baseball team and cheer leader of the student body, Bro. Moon;president of the Philomathean debating society, Bro. Haight; Bros. Lent,Moore, Shutler and Peck are on the football team and Bros. Mangham andBishop are on the musical clubs. We are glad to say that during the termwe have had more than the usual number of visiting Phis, both our own.alumni and those from other chapters, and we hope that still more will make