The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
KAPPA SIGM4 BOfS.
The Eleventh Birnnial Convention In
ssssion Mt the Exchange.

The corridors Of the Exchange Hotel
last evening was filed with young men
of neat and nobby appearance. iafused
with all the enthusiasm and exuberance
and life that is characteristic OF youth.
They are the delegates TO the eleventa
biennial convention OF the Kappa olSHid
Fraternity, which held It's first session ~
the dnng-room of the Exchange In the
morning.
Preceding the regular business OF the
convention CommOnwealth's Attorney ~
NJ. Smith delivered an address OF WEI
come, which was responded to by Mr.. D.
Harvey Coyington. Of the University o.
Michigan.
The second session was formally opened
at 3 o'clock, and the subject OF new
constitution and a division Of the irater,
nifty into two districts was taken up ana
discussed.
The question OF a new constitution Is
the matter OF the greatest Importance,
and will engage most Of the attention OIL
the convention.
The Kappa Sigma Is one OF the oldest OF
the Greek letter fraternities, having been
established In 1902, and its chapters are
found in thirty-tour universities and col
leges scattered over the United states,
Canada to Mexico, and from ocean 10
ocean.
The fraternity has had in its member
ship many men who have grown famous
in public life. and in the distinguished
list OF former members - the oush may
NC hpAlli TIC iidith' ~ JthAth 5pth tfe'Ntl
The University OF Virginia, Washington
and Lee University. Hampden-Sidney,
Emory and Henry and Randolph-Macon
Colleges all have chapters Of the fra
ternty.
The delegates formed a gay box. party
at the Theatre last, evening. 4 ride
around the city, a visit TO the Exposition
and banquet Friday night comprise the
pleasant features to come.
The Supreme Executive Committee is
as follows: J. Harry Coyington. W. G. T.,
c., Chicago University; Herbert NJ Mar
Martin, Danville, Va.
Among the delegates present are Mr..
William G. Dufour a reformed news
paper man, who graduated from the New
lawyer of the Crescent City; Mr.. George
Vaughan, editor Of the Fayetteville (Ark)
Sentinel; Mr.. Stanley ". Martin, clerk
e. w w Ea Morris of the o1 UnSd States
Herbert NJ. Martin, Danylle, Va;
Horace c. Buchanan, Ashland, Va:
George VI. Warner Philadelphia; Thomas
SS cSSrs Sbhe VS XXI III HeRSH5n
ton. Va; a. Hin Apperson Biacksburg,
Va; Paul T, McNeet. YorkvilIe, S. G.;
J; Harry Coyinston,. Easton., Md; $: n.
John 4 Thayer, Charlestown. W. Va;
Z. w, LippIncott .Haddonfeld, n. j. Page
Van r. Stires,, Norfolk. Va; J. Shields
Harvey, Danviile, Va; 4. G. Little. Dav-
idson College; A. Il. Lambert. r. H.
Branck, University of Virginia; II. NJ.
Buchanan. +. T.. Wolff, George Y. Itch
field, Randolph-Macon College; +. X.
Farr. Chicago University: John Randolph
Neal, Vanderbilt University; Robert h.
owen, Washington and Lee University;
George Vaughan, University Of Arkansas;
T. a. Parker, &. W. f. Spencer. j. NJ.
Robinson, Hampden-Sidney College; L. q.
Long, University of Michigan: George II.
Powell, Cornell University; Leigh Hunt
University Of Vermont Richmond mem
bers OF the fraternity are Messrs II NJ
Smith, Jr, W. Dryden Tenant, w. s.
j. Mayo. J. q. Hanklns, l.. l.. Scatter
I. A; Parker, Louis and Riyes Fleming
and DR.. Virginlus Harrison.