1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

96 THE SCROLL.Sewanee—Rev. C. B. K. Weed, '95, until recently locatedat East Orange, X. J., in September removed to Fort Smith,Ark.; his new charge being St. John's church of that city.Indianapolis—John H. Lister, '97, is assistant professorof modern languages at the academy of the University ofChicago, at Morgan Park, 111., and is also coach of the footballteam.Franklin—Clark R. Parker, '97, who has been principalof the Franklin high school for the past two years has acceptedthe pastorate of the Central Baptist church of LaPorte, Ind.Purdue—H. W. Irwin, '03, was married, June 17, toMiss Monta Gertrude Watson, of Knightstown, Ind. Bro.Irwin is with the General Electric Company, Schenectady,New York.Cincinnati—J. B. Kemper, '99, was acting regimentaladjutant on the staff of Colonel Loughborough in GeneralBell's brigade during the recent army maneuvers at FortRiley, Kansas.Tulane—Schuyler Poitevent, '97, who was president ofBeta Province, 1896-98, is now a planter at Laguna de laPuerta, Tamaulipas, Mexico, and desires the addresses ofPhis residing in Mexico.California—George F. Reitihardt, '97, has been appointedto the newly-created office of medical examiner inthe University of California. He is also chairman of theuniversity board of health.California—Frank Otis,-'73, and Wigginton E. Creed,'98, have been re-elected president and secretary respectivelyof the Uuiver.sity of California Alumni Association,after a year of most efficient service.Franklin—Dr. Arthur Hironymus, '94, who since hisgraduation from medical college has been practicing in NewYork city, hasreraoved to San Francisco, where he is headsurgeon for the Panama Steamship Co.California—William Carey Jones, '75, has returned tohis chair as professor of jurisprudence after six months inEurope. He represented the University of California atthe International Congress ot History in Rome.