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

THE SCROLL. 327Ramsey and Beckman, '08; Palston, Brown, Swearingen, and McCrady, '09.Bros. McElroy, Stuart and Mackintosh, '05, were also present. Six or sevenyoung ladies came over from Washington, Pa.We had hoped to be able to give a complete list of the Phis in attendancebut this was found to be impossible. The following ladies acted as patronesses:Mesdames Richard Hardy, P. B. Straub, William T. Tredway,M. Hoke Gottschall, Richard B. Scandrett, Joseph A. Langfitt, Harry Mc-Kinley, James R. Bell, Wm. T. Mossman, Wm. E. Ralston, Aleander, S.Hunter, William H. S, Tompson and-Samuel D. Foster, Washington, Pa.The Pittsburg papers were very generous in their accounts of the affair.Bro. Mossman of the Leader, very kindly published a complete account ofthe arrangements several different times and also sent copies to the other papers.The entire evening was a very pleasant and sociable one and all expressedthemselves as having spent a delightful time. The fraternity yell, was givenby the Phis several times. The two Paul Jones' on the program proved tobe very happy affairs and were indulged in by all present. Bro. Har^y, ourpresident, was unable to be present on account of his absence from the city. Weexpect our annual dinner to be a much larger affair this year than it hasbeen in the past as a result of this reception and our weekly gatherings.Every effort will now be directed towards the dinner to be held March 15.The officers of the Pittsburg Alumni Club of Phi Delta Theta desire toexpress at this time their appreciation of the services and attendance renderedby the ladies who helped make this first dance a successful affair, and wetrust they enjoyed being with us as much as we enjoyed having them present.February 3, 1906.RORERT W. LINDSAY.INDIANAPOLIS.The Indianapolis alumni club gave a most enjoyable dinner on December30, 1905, at the Commercial Club. The dinner was held at 7:30 p. m. andwas attended by the following: Amos W. Butler, Indiana, '81; Hilton U.Brown, Indianapolis, '80; Russell T. Byers, Wabash, '98; Fassett A Cotton,Indianapolis, '02; Ralph Bamberger, Indiana, '91; Willitts A. Bastian, De­Pauw, '91; Milo Jesse Bowman, Hanover, '01; Robert Franklin Davidsoq,Indianapolis, '92; Lawrence B. Davis, Indianapolis, '00, Jay B. Dill, Purdue,'00; Hary Evans, Wabash, '02; Robert Foster, Jr., Indianapolis, '97;Dr. Frank W, Foxworthy, DePauw, '94; Hugh G. Garber, Hanover, '00;Abraham L. Gary, DePauw, '95; Thomas Smith Graves, Indianapolis, '74;Thomas C. Hood, Dr., Wabash, '8i; Joseph S. Jenckes, Indiana, '56;Charles A. McCauley, Miami, '99; Winfield S. Moffett, Indianapolis, '76;Dr. Albert A. Ogle, Franklin, '90; Hiram B. Patten, DePauw, '93; WilliamT. Patten, Indiana, '93; Frank A. Preston, DePauw, '94; Oran M. Pruitt,Indianapolis, '85; Nathan H. Richardson, Wabash, '96; Warwick H. Ripley,Wabash, '73; Samuel K. Ruick, DePauw, '97; Claude Thorne Tuck,Michigan, '02; Thomas C. Whallon, Hanover, '98; Charles A. Woods,Indiana, '97; Dr. Herbert Woolen, Wisconsin, '01; John Picken Todd,Indiana, '04; Dr. Charles S. Little, Wabash, '94; Frank Martin, Franklin,'96; Carl McGaughey, Indianapolis, '01; Dr. W. H. Link, Hanover, '77;William S. Garber, Hanover, '72. Bro. Amos W. Butler, the genial secretaryof the Indiana State Board of Pubhc Charities, presided as toastmaster,and informed those whom he called on for toasts that the subjects he wouldassign to them would be very popular with those present and that each one wasexpected to talk about two minutes.The following brothers responded to toasts in different veins:—Hilton U.Brown, Fassett A. Cotton, Willetts A. Bastian, Dr. Joseph H. Jencke's,