Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-16
GAY AND FESTIVE.
Tho Fraternity and Glass Reunions.

Tho Fraternity and Glass Reunions.
A dozen members of tho Phi Kappa Sigma
(skull and bones) fraternity sat down to
an informal banquet ut Geo. ii. Miller's
restaurant, which was prepared in the
best style Of that experienced caterer and
included in its menu oysters, turtle, frogs,
devilled crabs, ico cream, fruit. nuts and
all tho delicacies Of the season. Tho jjOvial
brethren tarried until 4 late hour, revivinS
memories of their college days with song
and story and only adjourned to meet one
year hence. "Sammy" Allen gave the
highest satisfaction in his attention to the
boys.
TEe Phi Kappa Psi Banquet.
Members of tho Phi Kappa Psi fratcr-
nifty, to the number Of fOrty-five, assem-
bled at tho Stevens house last night to
participate in the annual SYM lasium OF
the Eta chapter The supper was ready
by eleven O'Clock and all went to tho
large dining rooms to partake of . BAH
auat spread in Mr.. Iliestand's best style.
After III address of welcome aud an order
to charge upon the viands they fell to
heartily and despatched the viands with
u relish. After they had satisfied the
inner man tOasts were called for and were
responded to as follows g Phi Kappi
Psi" T. G. A. Apple "Our Lamented
Founder, w. II. Letternlan,' Rev. II. ii.
W. IIibsman ''Phi Kappa Psi in Penn
sylvania," II. Clay Eschbach ''Our Early
Sympasiums," Maj. A: &. Rcin@hl The
Embryonic Phi Psi" Rev. $. =. Miller
ity," Rev. W. G.. Cremer Eta's For
tunes and Misfortunes," Rev. J. g. Bau-
man EPSILON" MIR. Chas. Duncan
"The Committee on the Symposium" A.
p. Shirk. After songs, as the night was
advancing apacc, the brethren dispersed,
welLpleascd with the banquet which had
been so well-presided over by d. P. Ros-
enmiller, esq, with much dignitied
humor, and satisfied that it was one OF
the most enjoyable affairs Of the kind they
had ever spent.
Delta Tan Delta.
Tho members Of.pf Chapter Tau of the
Delta Tau Delta college fraternity, held
their Sth annual banquet last night in J.
G.. Spaeth's dining parlOrs. Tho interest
taken in this banquet by NO means fell
behind that Of former years, rs tho men,
bcrs of the fraternity always make their
meetings enjoyable. Mr.. Spacth sustained
his reputation as catarer, the tables
being decorated. handsomely and
tho menu prepared in an ella
borate and finished style incl,,-
ding oysters, cOqucttes, salads,
crabs, claret punch, fruits, ico cream,
&c. Synposiarchos Maybury made tho
address of welcome +. :. Elliott respond
ed to tho toast g Die, cur hic," o. Il.
Snyder related the annual history, X. &.
Bowling spoke Of Auld lang syne," tho
M "sketched the work for next con-
vention, N. G. Heisler read a memorial
poem, tho "Alpha " responded to "Our
Eastern outlook" and r. p. Cobb to
those We leave behind u.s." The pre-
gramme of the evening was interspcrsed
with songs and imprOpriate tOasts. The
banquet was success in every particular,
animOus verdict that it was tho most Gil
fraternity.
Reunion OF Class Of '61.
The first reunion of the class Of 'G1,
that graduated from Franklin & Marshall
college twenty-ore years ago, was held
last night at COpland's restaurant, and
was in all respects u most delightful
affair. The class, as it graduated, con-
sisted Of sixteen members, two of whom
Henry II. Hibshman. Of the fourteen
ouAVNpaS Och "OAO pASoChO AsSt
Rev W. G. Crcmcr, Rev. W. F. p. Davis.
A. J. Eberly, esq., DR.. $. II. GuilfOrd,
Rev. ii. II. w. Hibshman. d. d., Rev. A.
J. Heller, Rev. T. Frank Hoffmeier, 8. p.
Raber, esq, A. &. ReinGhl, esq, and Rev.
W. ii. ii. Snyder. The four absentces were
Frederick Fox, Iren:eus Shalter, G. l..
Sheip and John p. Stein. 1t was purely
an informal gathering, no speeches or
tOastS Of any kind being INDUCED in, and
the hours sped quickly by in 4 p'elsant
chat on old college recol!cctiOns. An in
tercsting relic of 4 joke played on one of
the professors 90 years ago in the shape
OF 4 paper containing the signatures Of
the whole class was produced by Mai.
Rein1hl, and was the cause Of considera-
bic merriment. The reunion lasted from
8 o'clock until long after 10, and that tho
inner man was not unprovided for during
that time, is indicated by the following
menu:
Turtle
NEAT: