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

3o6 THE SCROLL.Randolph-Macon—Rev. Wm. E. Thompson, D. D., ispastor of the First Methodist Church, Memphis, Tenn.Vanderbilt—H. L. Livingston, '95, a lawyer at Memphis,was married there, January 27, to Miss Martha Jarnogin.Syracuse—E. D. Rich, class of '92 at Syracuse, and graduate,'95, at Renssalaer, is city engineer at Summit, N. J.Randolph-Macon—Rev. T. N. Simpson, D. D., '77, ispastor of the Clay Street Methodist Church, Richmond, Va.Brown—A. C. Ely is a teacher in the high school, Worcester,Mass. S. H. Whitley, '03, is at Harvard Law School.Kansas—J. M. Sills, '03, is with the engineering departmentof the Frisco system, with headquarters at Springfield,Mo.Northwestern—Frank Webb, '98, is appearing in supportof Harry Beresford in the "Professor's Love Story," nowtouring the western states.Cincinnati—Rev. Owen Stovall, '99, graduated recently atRochester Theological Seminary, is pastor of the BaptistChurch at Plymouth, Mich.Richmond—Dr. W. S. Gordon, '79, a physician at Richmond,Va., is the author of a recently issued book, "Recollectionsof the Old Quarter."Dartmouth—Kendall Banning, '02, is general manager andeditor of System, a magazine for business men published bythe Shaw-Walker Company, Chicago.Dickinson—M. B. Stephens, '85, was state superintendentof public instruction in Maryland several years. His addressis Lafayette and Carrolton avenues, Baltimore.Randolph-Macon—Leroy E. Kern, A. B., '98, at Randolph-Macon and special honor man at M. I. T., 1902, has beenappointed government architect at Manila, P. I.Ohio State—H. H. Ward, '90, finds that the presidency ofthe national association of life underwriters is keeping him asbusy as did the presidency of Phi Delta Theta. One of thelargest life insurance companies recently made him a veryflattering offer if he would remove from Cleveland to NewYork, but he declined it.