The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-23
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK
Twenty-Fifth National Convention of
the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
List of the Chapters Represented, and the
DeIegates-The Proceedings and the
Public Entertainment Tonight.

| The twenty fifth annual national convention
OF the Delta Tau Delta college fraternity began
Its sessions at the Denson House yesterday,
there being number of delegates present, and
quite large number of resident members. The
| fraternity was established at Bethany College,
West Virginia, in 1858, by Rev. W. R. Cunning
/ ham, who is attending the present convention.
The order has thirty-three chapters, about $500
members, and is rapidly growing.
THE CHAPTERS AND DELEGATES.
| Following is a list of the chapters of the fra
ternity, together with the names Of representa-
| tives present:
| Alpha Chapter, Allegheny College, Nashville,
Pa: i; D. Baldwin, Canton, Ohio; W B. Best,
Beta Chapter. Ohio University, WILDER Colvn
| Springfield, Ohio.
| College, Washington, Pa. Not represented.
Delta Chapter, University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, E. ]. Wave, Grand Rapids; Edwin F..
Epsilon Chapter. Albion College, Albion,
Mich: W. O. Walker, " swarthout, Albion
Zefa Chapter, Adelbert College, Cleveland:
Eta Chapter BuchteI College, Akron, Ohio:
A: f. Hyre, NJ. E: Brown. will Hughill, Akron;
Win Ford Milledgeville.
Theta Chapter, Bethany College, Bethany, W.
Va: Rev W. R. Cunningham, Odessa, Mo.
lota Chapter. Michigan Agricultural College,
Kappa Chapter, Hillsdale College, Hillsdale,
Mich. Not represented.
Lombard Chapter. Lombard University, Gales
burg, ILL.,: E. II. West, Gates City, ILL., w. A.
Parker, c. L. Edwards, GalesburR.
Mu Chapter, Ohio Wesleyan University, Della
ware, o.: Henry R. Schwartz, Delaware; Will.
Magruder, d. H. Holmes, Battle Ground, Ind;
Prof. J, K, Study, Greencastle; Rev. B. F. DIM
mick, Oxford o.
M Chapter, Lafayette College, Eastop, Pa
Not represented.
Omicron Chapter, Iowa State University, Iowa
City. Not represented
Pi Chanter Tahiph nj ofrv Raj
Pa: W. I. Goodnow, Putin Bay, o.
Rho Chapter, Stevens Institute, Hoboken, N.
j.: Alfred p. TrOutman, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sigma Chapter, Mt. Union College, Mt Union,
o.: l. T. Hedland. Mt. Union.
Tau Chapter, Franklin College, Lancaster, Pa:
Morris B. Reber, Howard Wenner. Reading, Pa.
Epsilon Chapter, Rensselaer, Institute, Troy,
N T.: H. j. Weber. New York city
PM Chapter, Hanover College. Hanover, Ind:
j. 81. Hamilton, Greensburg; r. H. Oimstead,
Shiloh, o. w
Chi Chapter Kenyon College, Gambler, o.:
Professor A. L. Harlnger, Cincinnati
Psi Chapter, Wooster University, Wooster O.;
John Fulton, j. NJ. Kingery.
omega Chapter, Iowa State College, Ames, Ia:
N. b. Ashby, Aisw God, la,
Xxi Chapter, Simpson College, Indianola, Ia:
f. l.. Davis. - -
Beta Beta Chapter. Asbury University, Green
castle: Oliver Maison, Greencastle; W. l.. Will
llatnson, PendletOn; P. T. Jett, Clay City; Samuel
Crosse, Frank WINNER, Joseph Grove, Gree n
Gaverna Beta Chapter, Columbia College: E.
W. Clarke, New York.
Delta Beta Chapter, University of Georgia,
Ath5us, Ga: c. F. Hunnecut, A hens.
Epsilon Beta Chapter, Emery College, Oxford,
Ga. Not represented.
zeta Beta Chapter, Butler University, Irving
ton: John Slime, Wabash Ind.
Theta Seta Chapter, University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn. Not represented
IOta Beta Chapter, Adrian College, Adrian
Mich: 0. b. Palmer. f. b. Root, Adrian, Mich.
THE PRocEEDINGs.
At the opening session of the convention yes
terday morning, Professor j. N. Study presided,
and Rev; W: r Cunningham was elected per-
manent chairman. An address of welcome to
the delegates was made by Hon. John L. Nc
Master, to which A. p Troutwein, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, appropriately responded. The pro-
ceedings were secret, and viii be published in
pamphlet form only for the members of the fra
ternty. The reports of officers and delegates
showed that the order was rapidly growing and
in fourishing condition.
The convention will continue to-day and to-mor-
row. There will be public meeting at the Grand
Opera-house tonight, at which Senator Harri-
son will make an address OF welcome, and Hon.
Charles Townsend, ex-Secretary of State of
OHIO, will deliver the annual Grafton, and Will
Carleton, OF New York, the popular poet, ia an
nounced for poem. The public will be cordially
welcomed. tf"'