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

THE SCROLL. 467at II o'clock. The table was decorated with flowers representing the colorsof the fraternity, azure and white.The Phi Delta Theta.alumni of Hutchinson are: W. E. Vincent, C. S.CoUaday, J. U. Brown, C. W. Heuser, Dr. J. W. Maguire of Hutchinson;W. G. Burriss of Ilalstead; C. L. Cooper, of Newton; M. H. Taylor andRobert Jones, of Lyons; R. C. Russell, F. V. Russell and E. R. Moses, Jr.of Great Bend; Rev. L. M. Riley and Judge H. F. Mason of Garden City;W. F. Daggett of Syracuse.The Phi Delta Theta fraternity also extended an invitation to all theother college fraternity men in the city and the following persons were presentas their guests—C. J. Ryker, Delta Tau Delta; E. B. Sawyer and Rev.P. R. Talbot, Sigma Chi; H. A. Sawyer and J. Lee Dick, Sigma AlphaEpsilon; C. S. Fulton, Phi Delta Phi; M. B. Bangs, Edward Yaggy andArthur Yaggy, Zeta Psi; W. Y. Morgan, Phi Gamma Delta; C. S. Hall,Beta Theta Phi; Charies Sutton, Delta Phi; W. W. Lewis, Kappa Alpha;John Irvan, Chi Psi. Twelve different colleges were represented.Everybody enjoyed himself. The formation of a university club of collegemen in the city was discussed and the probabilities are that the boyswill hold a pan-hellenic banquet before long.March i6, 1906.J, U. BROWN.COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.The alumni of Phi Delta Theta in Columbus, Ga., celebrated AlumniDay in A most pleasant and helpful way. Captain Price Gilbert, than whomwe have no more loyal brother, invited the Phis to his home, where we werehospitably entertained. Chapters at Vanderbilt University, University ofGeorgia, Mercer University and Emory College were represented. Thetime was spent in recalling scenes of work and pleasure in the golden daysof sweet association with the boys in college halls and chapter roortis, wordsof counsel and affection spoken and many kindnesses bestowed by helpfulbrothers from whom we are now separated by time and distance. Thesejewels in the treasure house of memory were polished and brightened by thismeeting and counted as most precious legacies binding us in bonds of loveand gratitude to the past and in bonds of hope to the future. After « discussion,warm with love and earnest with fidelity, concerning the future welfareof the fraternity in this city, refreshments were served and about thesplendid board fellowship was delightfully continued. As one of the resultsof this meeting another bright light is burning in the chamber of memory ofevery participant.OSGOOD F. COOK.MONTGOMERY.The Phi Delta Theta Club of Montgomery celebrated Alumni Day withan elaborate banquet, and the affair was characterized with much enthusiasm.The old dormant club which was chartered and organized in i88o,was reorganized, and placed on a basis which I feel sure will bring fortheffective work. Between twenty-five and thirty Phis were present. Thebanquet hall was draped in the colors of the fraternity, and at one end ofthe hall was a large Phi Delta Theta pin made by Bro. Walter Clay. Thetable was decked from one end to the other with while carnations.Bro. F. S. Ball, ex-T. G. C, presided as toastmaster, aud the followingPhis responded: Dr. B. J. Baldwin, Capt. Phil H. Stern, Judge Wm. H.Thomas, Wm. J. Orum, Carl A. Brown, of Birmingham; George Stowers,