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

2 8o THE SCROLL.The musical association is practicing hard in preparation for their regularEaster trip. Bros. Alexander, '06, and Wilson, '06, are members of thisorganization, of which Bro. Wilson is assistant manager.Bro. Cooper, '05, our delegate to the Alpha province convention,returned from Syracuse, delighted with his trip, and made a very good report.Bro. Pomeroy, '05, has been chosen treasurer of the student's assemblies,committee; he is also chairman of the supper committee of the junior hop.The 1905 Melange expects to make its appearance at the end of this term.The Melange, of which Bro. Latham, '05, is manager, will this year includesome new and original features.Bro. J. W. Mclntre, '06, has been elected a member o| Sock and Buskin.Bros. Johnston, '04, and Lathen, '05, are also members of this club. Bro.J. W. Mclntre has been elected secretary of his class.Bro. Isett, '01, of the senior class of Princeton Theological Seminary,was recently elected an honorary member of Clio hall of Princeton University.The unusual honor was conferred upon him of setting aside the by-laws toelect him as their quota of members from the seminary had already been filled.The chapter has recently had the pleasure of entertaining Bros. Isett, '01,Allen, '94, Saxton, '97, Pierce, '99, Trout, '03, Roper, '02, Spooner, ex-'o6,Wilzin, ex-'o5, Harleman, Pa. E., '02, and Turner, Tenn. A., '91.Bros. Pierce, '07, and Emmons, '07, have left college, but contemplateentering again with the class of 1908.E. GRAHAM WILSON.Easton, January 20, 1904.PENNSYLVANIA BETA, GETTYSBURG COLLEGE.The musical clubs will make their annual trip this year a little later thanusual. Beginning Feb. 25 and ending March 10, they will visit portions ofPennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia, giving concerts at eight differentplaces. Owing to sickness, Bros. Fisher and Trump will not be able toaccompany the clubs, leaving Bro. Singmaster as our only representative.The baseball schedule is just published and from appearances is the bestwe have ever had. The team is making good use of the cage and the onlyrequisite to develop the encouraging number of applicants is some weathersuitable for out-door work.The basketball team has been playing good ball, winning all games up todate. They were accompanied on the trip to Bucknell, Williamsport andStreter by Bro. Muhlenberg, who played left guard.Bro. H. H. Keller, '01, although losing the sight of his left eye in a gunningaccident, has resumed his studies in law at the University of Pennsylvania.Bro. J. C. Meisenhelder, '97, has resigned his position of resident physicianat the Moses Taylor Hospital at Scranton, and is practicing atHanover, Pa.Bros. Eppler and Fisher have been confined to their rooms since the termopened. Many of the chapter and college have had severe attacks of coldand la grippe.We have had very pleasant and helpful visits from Bro. F. P. Turner, Tenn.Alpha, '91; Bro. J. C. Meisenhelder, '01, and Bro. S. B. Meisenhelder, '04.Gettysburg, February 17, 1904.H. S. TRUMP.PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA, WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.The winter term with its basketball, society, and work is in full course.Owing to an action of the faculty prohibiting a 'Varsity basketball team, allthe interest in that line is centred in the class teams, among which there is