The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-10
COAT GRADUATES MEET
n-RelIenic Society INDUCES in
Session of Care.free Con.
VITALITY.

1t was thoroughly jolly crowd Of
fraternity men that gathered around
the table at Beardsley's Tavern last
night upon the occasion of the Pan
Hellenic banquet and the hall resound-
ed with merriment, toasts and catchy
stories, typical Of college men. until
early morn The representatives of
seventeen fraternities were seated
about the table. and the good old col
lege days were lived again in memory.
Incidents long forgotten were recalled,
stories OF college life were spun and
good natured ''jollies" were handed out
freely. The cares Of life and business
were thrown to the wind and men be-
came schooIboys again.
A splendid menu was served and the
guests fingered long over the table.
An orchestra. hidden behind a screen
of palms. diSccursed popular tunes
while the menu was being discussed
and furnished the accompaniment for
the rOusing college songs into which
the banqqeters would burst at frequent
intervals
William Igleheart was POSTMASTER,
and he extended a hearty greeting to
the college men. He was followed by
| County Attorney P Ps Christensen
with a toast to THE Fraternity" z. S.
Ferry proposed a toast TO college
| Days"
On the programme under the head Of
/ Bones and Tambos" appeared the
names of ten college men who were
| scheduled for stories. Each tried to
Guido the other and all were received
with the heartiest shouts of applause
/ Those who furnished this portion Of
| the programme were L. NJ, Bailey,
| William L EIlerbeck, George L. Nye,
| c. B. Diehl James D. Pardee, J. f.
/ Critchlow. Frank J. Gustin, George H.
Smith and J. R. Letcher. The pro-
| gramme closed with a farewell toast
| by Mr. Igleheart.
| The fraternities represented with the
/ members present wre:
Sigma Cli-George P. Holman. Ohio
/ Wesleyan; z. w. Nelson, Wisconsin;
/ Frank J. Gustin, University of Ne
braska; George L. Nye, Michigan.
/ Psi Upsilon-John F. Critchlow, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania; Sam C. Park,
Michigan.
Phi Alpha Gamma-Dr. K. c. Park,
Hahnemann Medical.
Delta Upsilon-L. NJ. Bailey. Adel-
bert; Charles G. Plummer. Northwest
ern.
Zeta Psi--George NJ. Ripley, Yale; H.
S. Knight. Case School of the Sciences;
lC. B. Diehl. Stanford; David B. Hemp
stead. Michigan.
Theta Delta Chi-Oliver J. Eggleston,
University Of Minnesota.
Beta Theta Pi-Will L. Ellerbeck
University of Pennsylvania; L. E. Ar
mold. Knox; William Igleheart. De
Paw; Edward Copley. University OF
Kansas; 7. George Odell. University OF
Pennsylvania.
Phi Delta Theta-S. P. Armstrong
Ohio university: David Ramsey Gray
Ohio Wesleyan; James D Pardee, Cor
nell; z. F. Goodyear. California;
4 Charles Bowen. Washington university
Phi Gamma Delta-E. L. Faison. Le-
high; J. E. Kerrick, Illinois Wesleyan;
E. A. Silbertson, University of Mime
sofa
Kappa AIpha-John Boyle, Column.
bian;; Maxwell R. Brothers, Colum.
bian.
Phi Kappa Psf. T. Roberts, Cor.
nell: c. G. Brown. Cornell. r. c. Rob
erts, Cornell; JerroId r. Letcher. Mis-
souri,.
Chi ,Psi-Alvah Lewis. Williams; A
r. Parsons. Lehigh.
Delta Chi-George Harris Smith
Michigan; z. S. Ferry, Michigan; c. B
Diehl, Northwestern; c. S. Price, Cor
nell: w NJ McCrea, Cornell; Rollir
! W. Dole. Cornell; P. P. Christensen
Cornell.
Phi Delta Phi-S. P Armstrong, Gin
cinnaIi College.
Alpha Tau Omega-F. B. Cotton. Cor
nell; L. L. Hiskey. Simpson college; A
B. Sawyer. jr.. Cornell
Delta Tau Delta-Dana T Smith
University of South; W. A. Lee. Simp
son Centenary college; George H. Dern
University Of Nebraska; Lieutenant E