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

THE SCROLL. 559Ehrhorn, '98, Bernard Morris Lee Ernst, '99, Otto Hellmuth Hinck, '99,Stallo Vinton, '00, George Chew Atkins, '02, Herman Simon Rieder, '02,Jean Cook Caldwell, '03, Eugene Ashley, '04 Luis Alberto Carbo, '04, EdwinHoyt Updike, '04, Max Hardman, '05, Franklin Kennedy Sprague, '05,John Luneau Tonnele, Jr., '05, James Garritt Wallace, Jr., '05, and FerrisSands Hetherington, '07; Syracuse, Edward Dunbar Rich, '92; Allegheny,Rev. Robert Wallace Elliott, '90.Beta Province—Centre, William Raymond Worrall, '79; Vanderbilt, FennellParrish Turner, '91, Dr. Edward Moore Rankin, '96, and LamarHardy, 'OO.Gamma Province—Emory, Judge William Albert Keener, '74; Alabama,James Sydney Stillman, '96.Delta Province—Miami, Walter Conger Harris, '91; and Dr. StanleyDeath Giffen, '96; Ohio Wesleyan, Dr. Stanley Death Giffen, '98; Ohio,John Johnson Welch, '83; Wooster, Charles Kynett Carpenter, '89; OhioState, Charles Albert Winter, '87, and Charles Grosvenor Bond, '99; Buchtel,John Johnson Welch, '85, and Frederick George Haldy, '95; Michigan,Roy Mitchell Hardy, '98; Lansing, Joseph Harlan Freeman, '90; Hillsdale,William Oscar Robinson, '88.Epsilon Province—Wabash, Frank Porter McNutt, '91; Butler StalloVinton, '97; Hanover, Harry Aaron Marks, '92, and Carlton ArmstrongSwope, '85; De Pauw, Charles Hedding Rice, '87.Zeta Province—Illinois Wesleyan, Rev. Dr. William Montgomerie Carr,'84, and Manley Earle Chester, '97; Illinois, Manley Earle Chester, '97,and Conrad Frederick Kruse, '97; Wisconsin, John William Blakey, '85;Minnesota, Maynard Cyrus Perkins, '96; Iowa, Edward Warren Hearne, '94;Washington, Carr Lane Glasgow, '02, and Percy Albert Boeck, '06; Nebraska,Philip Winfred Russell, '97.Eta Province—Mississippi, William Henry Lee, '91, and Lamar-Hardy,'98.Theta Province—Washington State, Daniel Appleton Millett, 'ol, andMax Hardman, '02.Guest—Prof. George Washington Kirchwey, Dean of the Columbia UniversityLaw School.B. M. L. ERNST.During recent years the vigorous extension of a large numberof fraternities, coupled as it has been with the building ofchapter-houses and development of interior equipment andinternal methods, has caused a re-adjustment of the realstanding of the various fraternities, so that today the acceptedranking of a decade ago no longer holds true. There hasbeen a general awakening to these facts, and as a result, therehas arisen in almost every fraternity a group of strong extensionadvocates.—Record oi SAE.We understood that anti-fraternity laws were repealed atVirginia Military Institnte two years ago. The Delta' of5 X says K \ and 2 .\ E have chapters there, but they are"partly sub rosa, since the men are not permitted to displaybadges, yet have permission to hold chapter meetings andinitiate members."