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

THB SCROLL. 307Michigan—Former Circuit Judge P. R. Flitcraft, '71, is a33d degree Mason. For nine years he has been Wise Masterof St. Louis Chapter Rose Croix, No. i, St. Louis, Mo.Indianapolis—A. B. Clarke, '97, and Miss Mabel Purcellwere married at Vincennes, Ind., February 14, then taking atrip to Florida. Bro. Clarke is owner of the Sugar Loaf coalmine.Buchtel—Frank S. Pixley, '87, is the author of the comicoperas. The Burgomaster," "King Dodo,"and "The Princeof Pilsen;" and with Opie Read, he wrote "The CarpetBagger."Lafayette—Pennsylvania Alpha has recently received severalinteresting and welcome letters from P. S. Heintzleman, '01,who is connected with the United States diplomatic corps atPekin, China.Wabash—Gen. J. C. Black, '62, appointed by PresidentRoosevelt a member of the Civil Service Commission, enteredupon his duties in January, and has been made president ofthe commission.Colby—R. A. Metcalf, '86, has charge of the New YorkCity office of Allen & Bacon, publishers, 31 Union Square,West, his residence address being 417 South First avenue.Mount Vernon, N. Y.Brown—L. L. Drury, '02, and Miss Mary Georgia Robertswere married at Brattleboro, Vt., Dec. 12. They will resideat Mount Vernon, Mass., where he holds a position in thewell known academy of that place.Miami—Congress has passed a joint resolution authorizingthe erection of a monument in memory of the late PresidentBenjamin Harrison, '52, upon land owned by the UnitedStates in the city of Indianapolis.Virginia—Col. G. ^V'. Miles, '82, is head master of St.Albans University, School, Radford, Va., owner of the RadfordAdvance, president of the Marion & Rye Valley R. R.,and head of various other enterprises.Virginia—E. Willey Stearns, '99, is practicing law atRichmond. His brother, Charles P. Stearns, also a memberof Virginia Beta, is now at the university in the medicalclass, and is captain of the baseball team this season.