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

THE SCROLL. 607place on the Saturday following the earthquake and the third ball game andthe regatta on the 28th. * A 9 was represented on the diamond by Bro.Chalmers, '07 and on the track by Bro. Bradford, '09.Bro. George D. Barnett, '06, who has, for the past two years, been anassistant in the mathematics and chemistry departments, is now a member of* BK.California Beta was hit very hard by the earthquake. The house wasdamaged considerably and at the present writing it appears to be settling onits foundations. The work of repair and reconstruction has begun, underthe management of Bros. Thomson, '09, King, '07, and Gamble, '06, whohave consented to remain during the summer to carry the work through tocompletion.Although handicapped by the loss of several of our members, we hope toreport a successful rushing season in the fall. In closing we wish to impressupon the minds of all Phis that the doors of California Beta's new chapterhouse will be open at all times.W. W. BEHLOW.Redlaqds, California, May 20, 1906.PERSONAL,Cincinnati—Guido Gores, 'oi, alumni commissioner sailsfor Naples, July 7.Wisconsin—P. .\. Fox, M. I)., '00, is practicing his professionin IVIanila, P. I.Texas—E. E. Witt, '00; president of Theta Province hasmoved to Waco, to practice law.Hillsdale—R. E. Manley, '97, is deputy assistant districtattorney of New York county.Dickinson—E. B. Keeley, '05, is farming in Virginia.address is Dorset, Powhatan county, Va.Vanderbilt—W. T. Saunders, '88, an attorney at Athens,Ala., is a state railroad commissioner.HisW. &= J.—H. W. Davis, '05, is a law student at GeorgeWashington University, Washington, D, C.North Carolina—S. R. Buxton, '97, an attorney at NewportNews, Va., is also mayor of that city.Vermont—C. W. Doten, '95, is assistant professor of economicsat the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Pennsylvania—A. E. Willauer, '98, was recently marriedto Miss Katherine Whiting, in St. Thomas's church. NewYork.