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

THE SCROLL. 331DePauw—C. B. Campbell, '00, was an instructor in theTexas Agricultural and Mechanical College, College Station,from September, 1903, to January, when he was elected associateprofessor of modern languages.Wisconsin—Mark Banta, '04, is state agent of the PhenixInsurance Company, his address being 903 East 13th ave.,Denver, Col. He was married to Miss Myra Bertha Hewitt,at Trinity Episcopal Church, Oshkosh, Wis., January i.Ohio State—H. H. Ward, '90, past P. G. C, whose addressis 1322-1324 Citizens Building, Cleveland, Ohio, announcesthat, in addition to his official connection with the McCleanArms and Ordinance Company, he has made New York connectionsfor the care of high-grade investment propositions.Northwestern—R. P. Lewis, '95, is in Vaudeville. Heand Mrs. Robson are presenting a sketch entitled "The Savingof Mrs. Shaw." They played at the Orpheum in KansasCity in December. The Kansas City Journal for December13 contained a half column interview with Bro. Lewis on thesubject of football. T. M. Fowler, Illinois Alpha, '97, isconnected with the Journal SLS copy reader.Wisconsin—H. G. Winslow, '04, has returned to Madison,Wis., after a year of varied adventures on the Pacific coastand in the Hawaiian islands. He started out to see the worldfrom the view point of the impecunious, werit before the mast,fired on trains, slept in barns, and wrote stuff and made picturesfor leading dailies. He has contributed several poemsto McClure's Magazine in the last few months.Dartmouth—H. J. Hapgood, '96, and Miss Ethel Tagliabuewere married in Brooklyn, N. Y., November 10. Bro.Hapgood is well known in fraternity circles. It was largelythrough his efforts that the Dartmouth chapter secured thehandsome house which it now occupies. Mr. and Mrs. Hapgoodare passing the winter in England, where he will giveconsiderable attention to the London office of Hapgoods, ofwhich company he is president, with headquarters at 309Broadway, New York City.Tulane—In the faculties of Tulane University are the followingPhis: L. W. Wilkinson, Auburn, professor of industrialand sugar chemistry; M. S. Souchon, Tulane, assistantdemonstrator of anatomv; H. P. Jones, Tulane, assistant