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

82 THE SCROLL.J. S. Maeder, '05, of New York City. Bachelor of laws—W. R. Bayes, Ohio Wesleyan, '01, of Wausson, O.; J. S.Buhler, Columbia, '01, of Columbus, Ga.: W. K. Crawford,California, '04, of Los Angeles, Cal.; E. N. Dellin, '05, ofBrooklyn, N. Y.; S. C. Pilcher, Vanderbilt,'00, of Nashville,Tenn.; T. R. St. John, Columbia, '02, of Centre Brunswick,N. Y.; Max Hardman, Washington State, '04, of Seattle,Wash. Mining engineer—O. D. Rohlfs, Washington State,'03, of Seattle, Wash. Civil engineer^—W. A. Bode, '05, ofNew York City. Mechanical engineer—Eugene Ashley, '05,of New York City. Metallurgical engineer—R. T. Williams,'05, of Astoria, N. Y. Master of arts—E. H. Updike, '04,of New York City; W. N. Van Name, '99, of Tottenville, N. Y.The New York Law School conferred the degree of bachelorof laws on A. H. Favour, Amherst, '03, of New York City;J. O. Skinner, Lajayette, '02, of Hoboken, N. J., and A. A.Walter, Lafayette, '03, of New York Citj'. New York Universityconferred the degree of doctor of medicine on R. K.Ijohmiller, Wisconsin, '04, Michigan, '05, of New York City.HELLENIC,ATA installed a chapter at Missouri, July 29.Local societies at Pennsylvania State College and NorthwesternUniversity are petitioning A T n for charters.B 0 n now has a neat chapter house at North Carolina,making the sixth fraternity there. * A 0, K 2 and II K Aare the only ones now out in the weather.—K A Journal forJune.B 0 n met in convention at the Park Avenue Hotel, NewYork, July 11-14, and A T A at the Hotel Astor, New York,Augiist 21-25. About all that we have learned of either conventionis that B ® n granted a charter for a chapter at IowaState College.Mr. Boutwell Dunlap, historian of K 2, is authority for thestatement that that fraternity was founded at Virginia in 1869,instead of 1867, that the second chapter was established atAlabama in 1871, that the chapters at Bethel Academy andthe Episcopal High School of Virginia are considered irregular,and that the dates of establishment of other chapters asgiven in "American College Fraternities" are correct.