1912–13 Volume 37 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

OKLAHOMA—Oft/a/iomj City (1903)—W. A. Lybrand.OREGON—Portland (1902)—H. C. P. Baldwin, 300 Chamber of Commerce.PENNSYLVANIA—CaWij/« (1907)—Prof. C. L. SwiftJohnstown (1912)—G. E. Jacobs, Jr.Philadelphia (1888)—Frank M. Hardt, 300 North 3d Street,Pittsburgh (1887)—W. V. Swearingen. St. Nicholas Building.Scranton (1908)—Fred B. Atherton, 423 Spruce Street.QvEBEC—Montreal (1908)—George W. Smith, 355 Mountain StreetSOUTH DAKOTA—Vermilion (1908)—W. C. Hyde.RHODE ISLAND—Providence (1898)—Dr. Nathaniel H, Gifford, 13 Greene Street.TENNESSEE—Nashville (1881)—Dr. Harry S. V^aughn, 916 First National Bank Building.TEXAS—Austin (1889)—Ireland Graves, Box 214.Dallas (1908)—J, B. Adoue, Jr.El Paso (1912)—A, Gwyn Foster, Jr.Houston (1910)—John E. Green, Jr., Scanlan Building.UTAH—Salt Lake City (1891)—R. B, Porter, Judge Building.VERMONT—Burlington (1904)—Max W, Andrews, 215 Pearl Street.VIRGINIA—Norfolk (1909)—Hubert R, Weller, care of Garrett & Co.Richmond (1878)—Dr. Greer Baughman. 26 N. Laurel Street.WASHINGTON—Seattle (1900)—Roy J. Kinnear, 307 Lumber Exchange.Spokane (1893)—Hiram B. Ferris, Terminal Building.Tacoma (1906)—Richard G. Glanville, care Wheeler-Osgood Co.WISCONSIN—Fo:r River Valley (1902)—Paul F. Hunter, Appleton, Wis,Milwaukee (1897)—David MacNaughton, Supt. Meter Dept., T. M. E. R. &L. Co.THE SCROLL AND PALLADIUM.THE SCROLL OF PHI DELTA THETA is issued bi-monthly, from September to May,five numbers completing a volume. Contributions from active and alumni members, ofthe Fraternity are earnestly solicited. College periodicals, newspapers, or clippingscontaining personals concerning any members of the Fraternity, or referring in anyway to fraternity or collegiate matters, are requested to be sent to the editor.THE PALLADIUM OF PHI DELTA THETA is a bulletin devoted to the administration ofthe Fraternity. It is issued in the months of October, December, February, April andJune.To alumni members of Phi Delta Theta, the price of THE SCROLL and THE PALLA­DIUM is one dollar per annum for both magazines; to others than members of the Fraternity,the price is one dollar a year for THE SCROLL only. Single copies of THESCROLL, 25 cents; of THE PALLADIUM, 10 cents. Life subscription $10 for both magazines.Alumni in subscribing should state their chapter and classes. Changes of addressmust be reported promptly; copies lost through changes of address cannot be replaced.Both magazines are printed by The George Banta Publishing Company, 4S0-4S4Ahnaip Street. Menasha, Wis., George Banta being the official printer to the Fraternity.ALUMNI CLUB LUNCHEONS.Members zvho are in cities when luncheons are held are urged to be present. Clubswhich have luncheons at stated times are requested to keep the Editor informed as tothe correct places and hours.BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—Empire Cafe, Saturdays at one o'clock.BOSTON, MASS.—Hotel Bellview, Fridays at 1 P, M.BUTTE, MONT.—Thornton Hotel Cafe, First Wednesday each month at noon.CHICAGO, III.—Brevoort Hotel Cafe, Fridays 12 to 2 o'clock.CINCINNATI, OHIO—McAlpin's Restaurant, Fridays 12 to 1,CLEVELAND, OHIO.—The Berghoif, 719 Prospect Avenue, Fridays at noon.COLUMBUS, OHIO—^The Neil, Saturdays at 12:30.DALLAS, TEXAS—Southland Hotel, Thursdays at 12:30.DAVENPORT, IOWA—Kimball Hotel, Saturdays. 12 to 1:30.DES MOINES, IOWA—Savery Inn, Dutch Room, Sundays at 6:30.DENVER, COLO.—Kaiserhof Hotel, Saturdays at noon.EVANSVILLE, IND.—New Vendome Hotel, First Friday each month at noon.HOUSTON, TEXAS—The Rossonian, First Tuesdays, at one o'clock.INDIANAPOLIS, IND,—Commercial Club, Saturdays at 12:15,KANSAS CITY, MO,—Wolferman's Tiffin Room, Thursdays at 12:15.Los ANGELES, CAL.—Cafe Bristol, Cor. 4th and Spring Streets, Wednesdays at 12:15,MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.—Dorner's Cafe, Wednesday noon.NASHVILLE, TENN.—The Duncan, Fridays at 12:30.NEW ORLEANS—The Rathskeller, 414 St. Charles Street. Fridays at 12:30.OMAHA, NEB.—University Club, Barker Block, Third Friday of each month at noon,PITTSBURGH, PA.—Hotel Henry, Fridays at 12:15,PORTLAND, ORE.—Multnomah Hotel, Saturdays at 12:30.PROVIDENCE, R.. I.—Brook's Restaurant, 85 Westminster St., daily.NEW YORK, N. Y,—Dewey's Restaurant, 138 Fulton Street, Fridays at one o'clock.ST. LOUIS, MO.—American Hotel, Seventh and Market Streets, Fridays 12 to 2.SAN FRANCISCO, CAU—Argonat Hotel. Third Street, near :Market, Friday noon.SCHENECTADY, N. Y.—Glenn Bros., 422 State Street, Tuesdays at 12:15,SEATTLE, WASH.—Seattle Cafe, Saturday noon.SPOKANE, WASH.—University Club, Mondays at noon.WASHINGTON, D. C.—University Club, smoker on third Tuesday evening each month.