The Washington times., 1901-12-12
FRATERNITY MEN
GATHERING HERE.
D.K.E. CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
smoker Given the Delegates and
Graduates Last Evening
VIII VISIT Presi-
dent Roosevelt.

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Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. which will
convene this morning at the New willard.
will be the first in the history of the
| fraternity where every chapter will be rep
resented. Delegates from the thirty nine
| chapters. graduates and p0st-graduates.
arrived in large numbers last evening and
registered at the New willard The Of
fcials of the council. which is the govern
ing body of the fraternity also arrived.
Smoker Last Evening.
The committee having charge OF the ar
rangements for the convention. consist
ing of Major F. c. Bryan. Chairman; Dr.
W. II. Hawkes.. William Twombly. Cen
NJ. c. Butler. Rev R. p Williams. Hon
c. A. Prouty. Dr. F. J. woodmsn, w W
Hite, DR.. A. b. Coolidge. Nun Yew Chung
j. X. Oil, W. W Rich, Dr. c. f. Long
worthy. G. r. Wales Dr. L. G. Baker. L.
II. Machen, j. W. Young. DR.. McCIung.
J. q Eaton. w R Moxon, w s Brough-
ton. and C. l.. Hoy. gave the delegates
and graduates a smoker in the banquet
hall last night 1t was in charge Of Cen
eral Butler. President of the Washington
Alumni Association. and Major Bryan.
chairman OF the convention committee.
Interesting talks marked the course Of
the evening. and occasionally college
songs were INDUCED in. The smoker last
ed until past midnight.
business session. at which the presi-
dent of the convention will be elected.
will be held this morning In the evening
there will be a theatre party. There will
be another business session Friday
morning. after which the delegates will
call on the President. and spend the re-
mainder of the day sightseeing. The
convention will close Friday night with
the annual banquet.
Those in Attendance,
Among the delegates and graduates at
the smoker last night we're:
Yale-M. Goetchus, W. c. Hall.
Williams-P. d. Hodgman. L. c. Parker.
L. W. Osborne, NJ. A Chapman.
Syracuse-T. W. Phelps. Charles Sweet.
Sumner Rho;.des. S. L. Moxon. T. E.
Clark. ]. G. Pempleton. S. C. Ormsby. W.
]. Cooper.
North Carolina-B. S. Drane. J. B. Ram
sey. hetrah Makeley. Robert Lassitch
Tulane-D J. Devli1. Mr. McEnery
Middlebury-S- E. Shea, A. C. Sheldon,
T. B. Miner. J. y. Wilcox. A. H. Nelson.
Bowdoin-G. r. Walker.
Cornell-Messrs. Crispin. Burchard and
Sldley.
Trinity-H. 3. Altemus. T. G. Case, F.
II. Foss J. D. Evans.
City. New York-w S Bryant. 4. A.
Boylan. NJ. +. Waltz. jr.. F. s. Williams.
Hamilton-C. H. Minor.
Rensselaer, Polytechnic-Ralph Ballen-
tine.
Lafayctte-R n. Salmon. F. S. Wright,
]. ". Mengel. d. r Brown
Michigan-H. c. Smith, H. Z. Shepard
PennsylvaniS-R- A Kollam. II. G. Fol-
ger. J. S. Conway and Messrs. Tupper,
Harmed. HowaEd-Smith. and Howe.
Mssissippi-M. H. Brown. II. c. VIII
hanson. jr.
Minnesota-R. I. McKenney.
Colgate-R. J. Gof. II. o. Whitnall, II.
II. Hawkins.
wesleyan-G B. Lufkin. II. B. Lacey.
Miami-Elbert johnson, W. L. Patton.
CalifoTnia-Eusene Hewitt, Hugh Good
fellow.
Rutgers-Messrs- Carlton and Couger.
Columbia-A- 3. A. Bradley. F. b. Ir-
vine. II. S. Harrington.
MeGill-D. VI. Fry.
Rrown-H. ]. Hart
Yanderbnt-CIary Webb. Fred Hume,
Nirginia-Virginiu Dabney.
Dartmouth-F 4. Moulton.
Colby-A. II. Mitchell. f. b. Winslow,
l.. c. Stearns
Kenyon-A G. Liddell. P a. Ford
Toronto-A " Mitchell.
Central OF Kentucky-J. W. Ingram.
Rochester-R. c. Dyer.
Massachusetts Technology-A. c. Wood
G. NJ Harris. a. s. More. II. c. Field,
Walter Humphreys, NJ. c. Brust.
Amherst. Il. Morse.
Western Reserve-L. Z. Williams, r. L.
Hobart. X. T Gage W. S. Adams.
AIabama-C. a. GTayson. II. A. Herbert.
J. B. Greene.
De Pauw-L r. Naftzger. F. l. Bar
rows G. NJ. Faris-