St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-23
The Delta Upsilons Give a
Dinner on Their First Min
nesota Anniversary.
A Spicy Divorce Case--A Hus-
band Expresses Surprise
at the Proceeding.
The Heilpern Case Still Going,
and Leo Is AS Foxy
AS Ever.

Last evening the Psi Epsilon frater
nifty established chapter in the uni
versity of Minnesota by initiating the
graduate and undergraduate members
of Theta Phi, local society which,
since the time of its organization in
1879, has held high rank in the univers-
ity. 1t was the idea of the founders of
Theta Phi eventually to secure char
ter from some strong national society;
and soon after its founding, Psi Upsi-
Ions pre-emInence among college socie-
ties led them to choose psi u" as the
goal of their ambition.
The installation occurred last evening,
and was officially conducted by Francis
S. Bangs, of New York city, who is a
member of the executive council Of the
fraternity. OF
The Charter Members
of the new chapter the following per-
sons appeared for initiation last even
ing: Prof. j. c. Hutchinson, Prof. John
S. Clark, Charles j. lockwood. Prof. G..
b. Alton, Bradley Phillips .Dr., w. W.
Clark, Frank Healy, Prof. H. f. Mach
trieb. Prof. John II. Barr, II. II. S.
Rowell, Ulysses S. Grant, Albert Ora
Der, a. d. Needs, }. Colfax Grant and
j. B. Pike. all of Minneapolis: Charles
S. Mcdonald, Detroit, Mich; Fred G.
gerval NJ. Olsen, Duluth; q. B. Thomp-
Rankin imam" and o. F. setback aI,a a. Red d
Wing; N. NJ. Baker. NJ. d.. Roches
ter: a. o. Dinsmoor, Austin; Prof
A. T. Mann, Monticello; W. ID. Willard,
Mankato; +. w. Nickerson, Elk River;
S. +. Schurch, Hastings; Prof. Henry
johnson. Albert Lea; and Arthur E.
GIddingS, Z. ID. Gould, G. Stuart Benson,
Z. NJ. Knappen, G. E. Chase. w. B. Nor
ris, Asa J. Hammond, II. K. Peirsou,
+. l.. Douglass. Grant B. Rossman,
Samuel S. Paquin, Harry Q. Hannum,
Elon Young, Thomas A. Rockwell,
Merton S. Goodnow, Albert F. Pratt.
Charles f. Miller, Frank H. Clarke, Jay
Hubbard, Frank NJ. Mason, Albert 3.
May and Roland ID. Croker, who are
students now in attendance at the uni
Yersity.
The initiation and installation took
place in the ladies' ordinary at the West
hotel, and at the close of the ceremonies
the assembled Psi UpsilOns, newly made
and older growth, partook of
An Elaborate Banquet,
which, with the programme of toasts,
occupied their time far into the ''Wee
sma' hours" of the night. Judge Isaac
Atwater presided as POSTMASTER, and
the following tOastS were responded to:
Das MOines, To-. Union 80; Memories
of Psi Upsilon," Judge R. r. Nelson, of
st. Paul; Yale. '46: Our Guests" Fran
els s. Bangs, of New York, Columbia.
'7S; The Place of Psi Upsilon,'' Her
bert l.. Bridgman, of New York, Am
herst, sc; The Mu Chapter" Theodore
M. Knappen, University of Minnesota,
'91; 1.-The University of Minnesota and
Psi UpSilOn," Prof. JabeZ Brooks; psi
Epsilon in Aistory," E. d. Neil, of st.
Paul; "Our Rivals" George q. Ripley;
"1he Future of Psi Upsilon," Albert P.
Jacobs, of Detroit, Ann Arbor, '7S.
At the close Of the toast programme
cane was presented to A. p. Jacobs by
the new chapter as recognition of his
valuable aid in securing the charter.
The presentation was made by Prof.
Henry +. Nachtrieb and neatly respond
ed to by Mr.. Jacobs.
Letters of CONCENTRATION
were read from Col. Edward Martin
dale, of Des Moines, To-, enc of Mr..
Goodale's associates in the founding of
Psi o.; PlOf. Goodwin Smith, of To-
rOnto; President G. X. Adams, of Cor
nell; Prof. W. w. Goodwin, of Har-
ward; Albion W. Tourgee, Charles
Dudley Warner, Chauncey NJ. Depew,
ex-Presldent Seelye, of Amherst:
ex-President White, of Cornell; Z. c.
Stedman, the poet; Senator Frye. of
Maine; Senator Hawiey, of Connectl-
cut, and President Angel, of Ann Ar
Dor. Besides these, kilograms of con-
CALCULATIONS were received from several
of the chapters. a large number of Psi
Epsilon alumni were present, among
whom were Judge AtwaUer, Weed
Munro, Edward c. Gale, Edward A.
Sumner, Charles 81. Gilman, George H.
Fletcher, Charles S. Thayer, Willis
E. NoXon, Thomas E. Quinby,
E. n. Best, o. F. Schmid, Ralph
Van Brunt. John WaShburn, E. c. Best,
E. A. Kemp, Prof. Jabez Brooks, Prof.
F. S. Jones, John Crosby, George G.
Ripley. all of this city; W. w. Wemott,
E. c. Stringer and G. A. Congdon, of
st. Paul; Linden A. Smith. of Monte
video; William E. Lucas, of Duluth;
Prot. Osborne, of Hamline university;
E. l.. Ware, Omaha. and Samuel Good
ale, of Des Moines, 10.