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

528 THE SCROLLthe past year. The success of the weekly luncheons every Friday noon atthe Berghoff was favorably commented on and it was decided to continuethem.Officers were elected for the ensuing year as follows: President, R, S,Mueller, Nebraska, '98; Vice-president, W, J, Watson, Case, '98; Secretary,H. C. Wood, Amherst, '93; Reporter, H, Mck, Haserot, Dartmouth, '10,The following brothers were present at the banquet: R. M, Calfee, Roanoke,'93; Dr. W, H. Merriam, Vermont, '89; H. C. Wood, Amherst, '93; W. R.Macklind, Missouri, '87; M. Pemberton, Kansas, '12; R, P. Forbes, OhioWesleyan, '10; W. S. B. Comstock, Williams, '12; H. E. Moffett, Williams,'gg; R. S. Mueller, Nebraska, '98; C. F. McElroy, Butler, '04; James M,Gee, Allegheny, '97; H, McK, Haserot, Dartmouth, '10; A. A, McDaniel,Case, '13; H, B. Fisher, Case,'iS; N, W, North, Case '10; W. H. Beatty,Case, '13; W. R. Miller, Case, '06; W. H. Biddle, Case, '14; W. J. McAfee,Jr., Case, '13; D. W. Mackie, Case, '15; G, C, Perkins, Case, '16 A, M,Baehr, Case, '16; C, L, Denison, Case, '06; F, B, Allen, Case, '08; V, E,Barnes, Case, '98; A. T, Case, Case, '15; A, H, Davis, Case, '14; R. L.Glaser, Case, '14; H. E. Zwierlein, Case, '10; G. P. Hanson, Case, ex-'i3;W. Grothe, Case, '99; W. J. Watson, Case, '98; H, E, Shaddick, Case, '16;H. J, Allen, Case, '07; I. H. Baker, Case, '06; B, D. Quarrie, Case, 'oi;G, A, Yost, Case, '01; E. K. Bacon, Case, '08; H, G. Jungk, Case. '13;M. C, Cheney, Case, '14; A. B, Roberts, Case, '05; W, W. Bowen, Case, '07;F. H. Dunbar, Case, '06; Maurice Converse, Case, '08.Cleveland, Ohio, March 17, 1913,H, McK. HASEROT, Dartmouth, '10.ELKHART-GOSHENThe Goshen division of the Elkhart-Goshen Alumni Club celebrated FatherMorrison's birthday by gathering for dinner at the Hotel Hascall on Fridayevening, March 14. All alumni members of ^i A 0 living in Goshen werepresent. The discussion of the topic set for the day by the general councilwas followed by an exchange of views on the political situation as affectingthe fraternity system and plans were made for a meeting during the summervacation when both of these subjects will be discussed before the active andalumni members of ^ A 8 and. other fraternities represented among Goshencollege men. Those present were Thomas A. Davis, Wabash, '96, editor ofTHE SCROLL; Thomas M, Hatch, Illinois, '98; Edgar Mendenhall, Franklin,'95, and Indiana, '97; and Orville L. Simmons, Purdue, •'93,Goshen, Ind., March 21, 1913. ORVILLE L, SIMMONS, Purdue, '93.HARVARDOn March i, the Harvard alumni club of $ A 0 met for an informaldinner at the Lombardy Inn, in Boston. Twenty members of the club,which is composed of men In Harvard, Boston "Tech", and Boston Universitywere present.Brother F, E, Stiles, president of the club was the only speaker and histalk dealt with the action which the members of the Fraternity, especiallygraduate, should take in regard to the anti-fraternity spirit which seems tobe prevalent in some parts of the country.Following the address. Brother Harris of Boston University led in singinga number of Phi songs.On March 15, the Harvard club co-operated with the Boston club incelebrating Founders' Day at the Hotel Bellevue, The club was representedon the program by Brother E. A, Cottrell, instructor of government inHarvard as toastmaster and Brother Stiles as one of the speakers.The club expects to hold another smoker before the school year closes.We also wish to extend hearty greetings to the active chapters.Cambridge, Mass., March 16, 1913,D, M, NEISWANGER, Washburn, '11,