The Washington times., 1894-12-29
THREE GREEK SOCIETIES.
Officer Elected, Banquets Enjoyed, and
Various Kind of Business Transacted.

Officer Elected, Banquets Enjoyed, and
Various Kind of Business Transacted.
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity held morning
and afternoon sessions yesterday at the Ebbit
House,t the morning session having been
taken up in preliminary work In the alter
noon the following officers were elected:
Worthy grand alph, Brother Montgomery, of
Pennsylvania; worthy grand beta, Brother A.
J. Jackson, OF Pennsylvania: worthy grand
upsion, Brother W. J. Dixie, North
western University; worthy grand tau
Brother W. FL. Jackson, Pennsylvania;
worthy grand omega, Brother W. W. Davis,
Richmond; Editor-in-chi.f OF Fraternity
Quarterly. J. Hartley Merr,ck, Pennsylvania.
After the appointment of the staining
committees the fraternity adjourned to meet
next year at the Pennsylvania State College
with its Psi Chapter.
The career of the fraternity for the past
year has been very prosperous. Their ban
out last night at Welcker's was quite sue
cess. Toasts TO and by the representatives of
the various chapters were responded to with
humor and eioquence. thus closing a most in
teresting day and night at the nations cap
ital.
The sessions of Alpha Tau Omega Frater-
nifty yesterday were secret. CleN eland, Ohio
WAS SeltcLol rs LILO utAt place. OI tQtSlluX.
Messages of friendly greeting were received
from and sent to the other fraternities in
session here. 1t was determined to grant
charters to none but societies of the leading
colleges of the Union.
The following officers were elected: Worthy
grand chief, DIR. L. W. Glazebrook, Washing
ton. d. c.. high council, DR.. N. W. Thomas,
DR.. o. A. Glazebrook, Prof. E. 1. Shrives.
Louis c. Ehle, and ]. B. Green; chancellor,
e. J. Renwick, Washington. D. c.; worthy
grand keeper OF annals, James Green;
worthy keef er of exchequer Zack Tolliver;
worthy grand scribe, D. A. White; worthy
grand chaplain bishop. John 81. Vincent; ora
tor, A. D. Price, and poet. c. c. Pinkney.
| The fraternity banqueted last night at
Wormley's. The following gentlemen re-
| sponded to toasts: e. l. Shrives, Rev. o. A.
| Glazebrook. Louis C.. Ehle, DIR. N. W.
Thomas, W. r. Bass. Joseph B. Green, L. r.
| Folsom. John G. Pugh. W. R. Eckart, r. E.
l.. Sanner, Edward RICHTER, George II.
| Lamar, and Hugh Martin.
| The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Society held ses-
sions yesterday morning and afternoon. In
| the morning committee reported in favor oil
| st. Louis as the next place of meeting. The
| orstor for 1896 will be William G. Marshall. oil
| st. Louis. The fraternity received with
thanks handsome United States flag pre-
seuted by Assistant Attorney General Howery
| That gentleman and Prof. G. Harrison, oi
| Brooklyn, were Included IN the photograph
| Of the fraternity tax en- Yesterday.
4 Just after the morning session the society
| attended a reception rendered them by Secre-
| tary ana Mrs. Carlisle, which was most
| delightful affair. The officers elected at the
| afternoon session are past supreme archon
| Hon. William l.. Wilson; eminent supreme
| archon, A NJ. Austen; eminent
| deputy supreme archon, Claudius
| Dockery; eminent supreme record, H. P
~
| Andrews; editor of tire record, H. G. Burgess
| province presidents, e. Mellus, G. T. Evans
| J. A. Stewart, A. J. Tuttle. J. A Dale, C. E
| Tefft, and @. D. Kimball
The delegates will return tc their homes to
day.