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

6iS THE SCROLL.pages of "features," which were bright, witty personals aboutthe alumni. We can safely assume from this happy invitationthat a most delightful time was enjoyed by every MichiganPhi who was there.Zeta province held a successful convention at Des Moines,Iowa, on May 25 and 26. All of the chapters, except ColoradoAlpha sent delegates, Bros. F. J. R. Mitchell, P. G. C,Charles F. Lamkin, province president and R. H. Little,province vice-president, besides about twenty visiting Phisfrom points in Iowa, were present: The St. Louis, Minneapolis—St.Paul, Chicago, Mt. Pleasant and Kansas Cityalumni clubs also were represented by delegates. The conventionbanquet, which was also the first annual banquet ofthe Phis of Iowa, was held at Chamberlain Hotel on May26. The convention disposed of a great deal of business andwas a valuable occasion to the fraternity. .-V more extendedaccount with group picture will appear hereafter.Bro. M. C. Haldeman, Dickinson, well known to Phis ofour active chapter, has entered into partnership with Mr. C.E. Edwards under the firm name of Edwards, Haldeman &Co., dealers in fraternity jewelry, stationery, and novelties,83 Fort Street, West, Detroit, Michigan. Bro. Haldeman isa very loyal Phi Delta Theta and deserves abundant successin his new enterprise.The supply of copies of the April, 1906, SCROLL is short,and the editor-in-chief would appreciate any extra copiesthat may be sent him, in order that they may be kept forbinding for the use of the chapters.Mississippi Alpha is the first chapter to order a copy of thehistory of the fraternity for chapter use; it ordered a volumebound in full morocco. Every chapter will need the bookfor use during the fall rushing season,and a copy in the finestbinding should be kept always in the chapter library. Ordersshould be sent in early, as only a few copies will bebound in morocco or half morocco and the supply cannot beenlarged.