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

6o8 THE SCROLL.Vanderbilt—'R. M. Mc Connell, 'oi, holds an assistantshipat Harvard, and contemplates remaining there feeveral years.Dartmouth—Y..en&3.\\ Banning, '02, was married to MissHedwig V. Briesen, at Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, NewYork, May 19.Vermont—]. C. Turk, '83, acting for the PennsylvaniaSteel Co., is negotiating contracts for bridges in Italy, Turkey,Bulgaria and Servia.Indiana—1. C. Shirk, '81, is officially cpnnected with twobanks and financially interested in half a dozen industrial enterprisesat Brookville, Ind.Vanderbilt—D. M. Wright, '04, delegate of TennesseeAlpha to the New York convention, is paying teller of theFirst National Bank, Nashville.Mississippi—J^ S. Mc Cain, '02, who was graduated at theU. S. Naval Academy last February, has been sent to theIndian squadron for five years.Viabash—R. H. Crozier, '93, has accepted the new positionof assistant to the president and secretary of the university.Lake Forest University, Lake Forest, 111.Ohio Wesleyan—F. I. Bright, '99, formerly representativeof Hocking county in the Ohio legislature, is now U. S. consulat Huddersfield, England, his salary being $2,500.North Carolina—O. D. Batchelor, '88, a prominent attorneyat Newport News, Va., is one of general counsel for theJamestown Ter-Centeniary Exposition, to be held in 1907.Pranklin—E. L. Stevenson, '81, for many years professorof history at Rutgers, has been nominated by the trustees ofColumbia as the first incumbent of a new chair in historicalgeography.Richmond—R. E. Stearnes, '87, of Salem, Va., has beenpresident of the Virginia state teachers association since1901, and has recently been appointed secretary of the stateboard of education.Richmond—O. L. Stearnes, '86, is general manager inTexas for the B. F. Johnson Publishing Co., of Richmond,Va. His headquarters are at Dallas, Tex., but his homeaddress is still Salem, Va.