The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
; MINNEAPOLIS NEWS. )
GREEK GREETED GREEK
PSI UPSILON CONVENTION ENDS
IN A BANQUET
Sixty-Fifth Annual Dinner of the
Fraternity, at Which One of the
Founders Of the Order Was a
Guest--FriendIy Greetings and a
nuaI MeetinE-GeneraI News.

A fitting climax Of the unusually pleasant
and successful convention of the Psi Epsilon
Fraternity of the United States was the sixty
fifth annual dinner held at the West hotel,
Minneapolis, last evening"
The tables, which were arranged in three
rows with a table of honor at the end, were
set in the ladies' ordinary. Cut flowers were
used as decorations, and the Phyle orchestra
furnished delightful music. Occupying the
seat of honor was DR.. s. Goodale one of the
founders of the fraternity, and although now
over IS years of age, he entered into the
lively spirit of the evening. and enjoyed the
occasion much as did the younger men
who honor him. The menu card was an elab-
crate creation. being bound in sheep-skin and
tied with ribbons of garnet and gold, the fra
ternity colors.
At o'clock, while the banquet was in
progress, large bouquet of American Beauty
roses was received from the Chi Psi fraternity
assembled In banquet at the same time at the
minneapolis club. Accompanying 1t were fra
ternal greetings. as follows:
To Psi Epsilon in sixty-ffth annual din
ner assembled:
The Chi Psi of the Northwest assembled
IN commemoration of the twenty fourth an
niversary of the birth Of their locA Alpba
send their brother Greeks welcome and
most hearty greeting, and propose as a
Chi Psi; may the giories Of their past be
prophetic Of their achievements in the flu
lure. w. l.. Bassett, Toastmaster.
The expressions of good fellowship on the
part of Chi Psi fraternity were received with
cheers. and at II o'clock both companies
drank to the health of each other. Suitable
resolutions of good will and appreciation were
returned by the Psi US
Judge William w. Keysor of Omaha VIZ,
Our Dear Old Shrine" Rev. Samuel Good-
ale, Columbus, Neb. Psi UpsIon and the
War Albert j. Boardman, Minneapolis.
Psi US West. Old and New" William H
Lightner; THE Ruling Spirit of Psi u" Her.
bert l.. Bridgman. New York; Invasion of
the West William T. Underwood. Chicago:
Psi Epsilon. as Seen From the Faculty.
frederick S. Jones. Minneapolis.
the regular programme was followed by in
formal remarks, among those speaking being
Rev, DR.. Beech, of Minneapolis The singing
Oh college and patriotic songs formed no little
part of the programme, and the dining beI
rang with college and fraternity wells. until
late hour.
large-sized picture OF DR.. GoodaIe. the
venerable founder of the organization was
presented to the local chapter by DIR. GoodaIe
hlmsef. the presentation speech being made
by POSTMASTER Keysor, who paid high trib
ute TO the noble character and well-spent life
OF the subject of the portrait.
The general committee having in charge tho
arrangements for the entertainment of the
visiting. delegates, and through whose efforts
the convention has been successful. was com
posed of John c. Sweet, Theodore NJ Khan
pen, Lewis Schwager, Egbert Simmons Oak
ley. John M. Harrison, Ernest T. Hamlin. Ed
gar R. Barton.