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

THESCROLL.H. Kirkpatrick, of Alabama. At this rate it may not be longbefore it may be proposed to establish there an alumni clubof transplanted American Phis, no matter how great wouldbe the innovation among our British cousins. Certainly it mayat least be claimed that Phi Delta Theta's representatives atOxford are in every way typical ofthe best ideals of their fraternity.Samuel Ely Eliot, son of Dr.T. L. Eliot, of Portland, Oregon,was born in that city on May 22,He spent four years in thePortland Academy, graduatingfrom there in 1900. In September,1901, he entered WashingtonUniversity, at St. Louis, and aftera career of high distinction inscholarship, he was graduated inSAMUEL E. ELIOTWashinElon University, 'os.June of this year. .Although hishome is in Oregon, Bro. Eliotwon the scholarship from Missouriand will represent that greatstate among the Americans at Ox-R. .\. CAMPBELL.ford.William Henrv Branham is ason of G. N. Branham and anephew of Amos Stout, who wasa charter member of KentuckyGamma at its reoganization in1875. Another uncle, G. B. Stout,who was initiated into KentuckyGamma in 1875, was a memberof the state legislature in 1899-1900.Bro. Branham entered Georgetownt^oUege in 1899 and aftertaking the preparatory and collegiatecourses, he was graduatedin 1904 at the age of nineteen.He entered Kentucky State Collegea year ago as a sophomoreWM. H. BRANHAMKentucl^y State. '07.in the school of civil engineering.He was a member of the 'varsity track team of 1905, winninghis "K'- in the mile and half mile runs. He was also presidentof the Y. M. C. k. Bro. Branham was initiated into