The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-10
Beta Theta ri Fraters to Banquet
This Evening.
THE GREAT ANNUAL BALL GAME
Ut lis Played This Afternoon-visitin
College Men Shown to the
Twins.

Beta Theta Pi fraternity men spent a
tcarefree afternoon at Hotel st. Louis.
An informal concert was given IN the par
lors and stories of college days We're
snapped among the members. Good fel-
loWship WIS supreme, and the most was
made sof thesTeunion.
Interest eentered largely in the ball
game between the men OF the east anu
west called for $3.50 this afternoon. While
this is being played In all seriousness.
and is no hippodrome, the fraternity men
grouped about the grounds are getting
deal of fun tout lof 1t.
The election of officers and the trans
action of other important business will
come tomorrow.
The delegates and visiting members
enjoyed to the utmost the trolley excur-
sion to Minnehaha Falls, st. Paul and
Lake Como. Returning to Minneapolis,
they visited the university and the local
chapter house. where light refreshments
We're served. The entire party returned
in time for dinner at Hotel st. Louis
To-night's Banquet.
The convention banquet will be given at
the hotel at 3 O'Clock this evening. The
arrangements will be in charge Of NAL
colin e.. Wyer E. r. Nicholson and b. p.
Sanford. J. Cal Hanna. principal OF Oak
Park, Ill, CWooster, '8D will be toast
master, and responses will be made by
II. w. Plaggemeyer, Johns Hopkins 'O3;
Trafford Jayne, Michigan 's9; w. ?.
Shutter, Minneapolis; J.. l.. Gavin, In
dianapolis, DE PAW, '97: IN. LIE Roy Ar
mold, Minnesota, 'o4; q. A. jenkins, presi-
dent Kentucky university, Lexington; F.
Fl. Lisson, '92, Galesburg, Knox,
The convention ball will be given at
the Minnetonka Ice Yacht clubhouse TO-
morrow evening. The COMMITTEES IN
charge of the arrangements for the ball
are e. P. Sanford, H. D. Campbell M. l.
Arnold, C. 3. Barnum, 3. D. Monfort
Earl B. Savage and Ray Knight.
For the accommodation of twin city
Betas the Milwaukee train returning nc
the city will be held tonight until II 1t
O'Clock and tomorrow night until 11:al
O'Clock. !. ..>'. s..
Among the delegates arriving. yesterday
were Professor J. N. Tate, Westminster
college; T. :B. AIaiken, Iowa Wesleyan;
W. A. Graham, Minnesota. Professor
Burris A. Jenkins, president Kentucky
university; Frank T. Wallasee, Minnesota
C. S. Brearley, Minnesota; "A. T. Thomp-
son, Minnesota; L. E. Clark. Minnesota
e. J. Skemo, Iowa; Colonel F. M. Joyce
De PAW and #. D. Monfort, Cornell; C.
L. SomIners, Minnesota; Paul Joslyn
Minnesota; r.. G. Morrison, Iowa; T. N
Jayne, Michigan; Boyd Stephens, Hamp.
den, Martin II. Abbin, Virginia.; Burt b
Carver, Western Reserve II. ID camp
bell, Minnesota; G. 3. Silloway, Mime.
sota H. T. Eddy Minnesota; J. c. Hill
University OF Colorado; Charles
Phelps, Wisconsin; A. c. Koch. Mime
sofa; A. J.. Dickinson, Minnesota. ID. B
| Savage, Minnesota. f. H..
wooglin Club Register.
The Wooglin Club register has arrived
and has attracted the usual interest
| This dates back TO '83, when Beta Theta
ri held dts annual conventions at Woog
| lin, on. Chautauqua. Among the names
registered in it are those Of j. M AT
wood, former pastor of Tuttle Memoria
| church, Minneapolis; w. C. Sprague, pub
| Usher OF the American Boy; p. s. Gross
cup, Judge of United States court, Chi
cage; James A. Beaver, ex-governor o
Pennsylvania; R. S. Thompson, Mime
apolis; Bishop Isaac Joyce; Endin Mo
Lain, justice supreme court. Indiana;
w. Foss, formerly with Yankee Blade
! William r. Baird OF Baird's America
college Fraternitfes: 1T =