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

220 THE SCROLL.Miami—'The Future of the Isthmus' is a noteworthyarticle appearing in The Criterion for December from thepen of Edwin Emerson, Jr., '89.Dartmouth—Herbert J. Hapgood, '96, president of Hapgood's,309 Broadway, Xew York, has recently been electeda director of the Brooklyn Latin school.Iowa Wesleyan—Thomas N. Carver, '87, who is a professorof economics at Harvard, is a frequent contributor toThe World's Work and other magazines./otca Wesleyan—Ed. W. Hearne, '94, is State secretaryof the Y. M. C. A. in New Jersey, and Ira E. Lute, '97, isgeneral secretary at Camden, in the same state.Indiana—Edward E. Ruby, '98, joint editor of the catalogue,removed in September to Walla Walla, Washington,where he is professor of Latin in Whitman College.Missouri—Dr. T. J. J. See, '89, of the United States NavalObservatory at Washington, is a recent contributor tothe Atlantic Monthly on 'The Blue Color of the Sky.'Michigan—Ervin E. Ewell, '91, has moved his residencefrom Washington, D. C, to Atlanta, Ga., where he is connectedwith the German Kali Works, 22J Broad street.Judge William H. Thomas, Emory, '87, and Fred S.Ball,. Ohio State, '88, of Montgomery, Ala., have each endoweda scholarship in Alabama Polytechnic Institute.De Pauzi'—Ephraim ilarsh, '70, who is a leading attorneyat Greenfield, Ind., was one of the four Indiana Masonswho received the thirty-third degree at Boston the past fall.C. C. N. Y.—^Julius M. Mayer, '84, has been reappointedjudge of the Court of Special Sessions of the city of NewYork. The term is for ten years, at a salary of $9,000 peryear.Vanderbilt—Judge Wm. H. Jackson, '85, has moved fromCincinnati to Xew York City and is practicing law, his officebeing in the Corn Exchange Building, 15 Williamstreet.Brown—Clinton C. White, '00, of Providence, who isassistant manager for the Equitable Life Society in RhodeIsland, was married on November i8 to Miss Muzetta F.Budlong.