Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-22
FRATERS AT A FEAST
MEMBERS OF SIGMA CHI HOLD
REUNION.
Banquet at the Shoreham Last Might
Many Prominent Guests
The Addresses.

line Addresses.
Members of the Sigma Chi fraternity gath
cred last evening about the banquet table at
the Shoreham. The occasion was the an
nual reunion of the fraternity, and proved
to be one of great enjoyment. Mr.. e. r.
Fox was the POSTMASTER and responses to
calls were made by Rev. DR.. Wallace Rad
cliffe, Major B. p Runlle, Andrew B. Du-
vail, William B. Bride, DR.. ]. j. Weaver
Andrew Y. Bradley, and DR.. Joseph c.
Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins. Among those
present were A. J. McElhone Charles F.
Sterne, w. w. Bride, Paul Freeman, Dr. ].
G. Newgood, c. de Witt Crossant, Kenneth
Reyerbacher, Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe,
DR.. ]. D. Thomas, Andrew Y Bradley, An
drew B. Duvall, Dr. Robert Farnham. J.
Holdsworth Gordon, Harrison Nesbit, w H.
Singleton, Smith Hampstone, S. =. Carter,
DR.. Lewis Mackall. jr., DR.. J. j. Weaver,
Dr.. George N. Acker. Major B. P. Runkle,
DIR. Filebrown, E. j. Mckee, N W. Winter.
E. G. Evans, A. H. Williams, DIR. F. L. Bis
coe, E. p. Garges, NJ. f. Frey Dr. Joseph
c. BloodgoOd of Baltimore, r. NJ. Packard,
Watson Moffit, Mr.. HeindeI and Mr. Everett.
committee composed of Major b. p
Runkle, U. S. A, retired; Rev. Wallace Rad
cliffe and Mr.. A. 3. Duvall was authorized
to convey greetings to the Zeta Psi, who
We're banqueting in another room in the
hotel. The courtesy was acknowledged by
sending committee composed of Gustavus
Renak jr., of Philadelphia; Joseph Nimmo,
New York, and Denny Bangs of Waterville,
Me-, escorted by c. Fl. Darling.
At the banquet of the Zeta Psi Mr.. C. II.
Darling presided and speeches were made
by Representa- Henry C. Allen of
Paterson, N. j., and others. Representa-
tives from Philadelphia and the University
OF Virginia were present.
Officers Elected.
Officers for the coming year We're elected
as follows: C. H. Darling, Tufts, 81, presi-
dent; John Ball Osborne, Yale, 80 vice
president; Walter c. Allen, California 81,
secretary; Edward w. Dom, jr., Cornell,
'93, treasurer; w. Parker Jones, Tufts, '3S,
corresponding secretary, and Rev. J. r.
Verbrycke, Rutgers, 81, chaplain. The ex-
ecutive committee was also named, as fol-
lows: c. H. Darling. chairman; Joseph
Nimmo, jr., New York University, 90; Rob
ert j. Fisher, Pennsylvania College, 81;
William II. Morse, New York University,
20: Walter c. Emerson, Colby College,
81; Morris Hacker, University of Pennsyl-
vania, SO; W. Parker Jones, Tufts, '9S;
Charles L. Bartlett, University of Virginia,
y; Nicholas Longworth, Harvard, 81, and
William r. Hearst, Harvard, 's6.
Those who attended the banquet were
Walter c. Allen, University of California,
81; John W. Bennett, New York Univer-
sity, SO; Edward B. Cottrell, Lafayette,
80; Charles H. Darling, Tufts, "a; Edward
w. Dom, jr., Cornell, '93; Walter c. Emer-
son. Colby, 81; J. B. Faulkner, University
of Virginia; Robert J.SFfsher, Pennsylvania
College, 81; Morris Hacker, University Of
Pennsylvania, 'S6; w. Parker Jones, Tufts,
'9S; William H. Morse, New York Univer-
sity, TO- Joseph Nimmo. jr., New York
University, '53; John Ball Osborne Yale,
80; Rev. John Russell Verbrycke, Rutgers,
81: Ernest G. Walker, Harvard '92; Den
mis- M. Bangs. Colby. 81; Isaac R. Davis,
University Of Pennsylvania, Sc; Asher c.
Kinds, Colby. 'S3; Marshall L. King, Uni
yersity of Virginia. "a of Alexandria; Geo.
B. Mcclellan Brown, '95, of Honolulu Gus
tavus Remak, Jr., University Of Pennsyl-
vania. 80, of Philadelphia: Anthony W.
Robinson, University of Pennsylvania, 'S3,
of Philadelphia; J. somers Smith. tr.; Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, 81, of Philadel-
phia; John M. Dom, Cornell. 'a3 and Medi-
cal Inspector Howard Emerson Ames Cor
nell '73, of the Naval Academy.
Phi Psi Gathering.
The fifty-third anniversary of the organ
ization of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity was
celebrated last evening by a gathering of
the members who enjoyed banquet at the
Highlands. Professor J. P. Earnest of the
George Washington University, officiated as
POSTMASTER, and responses We're made by
Chief Justice H. M. Clabaugh, of the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia;
Rev. w. G. Alexander, of the West Street
Presbyterian Church; Mr.. Adds B. Browne,
Rev. F. D. Power, of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church; Professor H. L. Hodg-
kins, of the George Washington University;
Dr.. J. b. Gregg Custis, DR.. Charles w.
Richardson, Mr.. Harlow Lewis, Mr.. Ar
thur V. Smell, William Sneeringer, and
Professor Aaron N. Skinner, Of the United
States Naval Observa tory.
Professor Earnest and DIR. j. B. Gregg
Gusts were designated to convey greetings
in person to the Sigma Chi fraternity. A
report was made Of the progress of the
committee in charge of arrangements for
the biennial Grand Arch Council of the
fraternity to be held in this city in April,
1906.
Those Present.
Among the members present were: Rev.
w. A. Alexander, w. S. Shallenberger,
Professor H. L.. Hodgkins, Professor w.
A. Vance, Professor Aaron n. Skinner DIR.
]. B. Gregg Gusts, Rev. F. D. Power, Chief
Justice Clabaugh, James L. Norris, James
f. Watson, Arthur L. Bates. George S.
Legare, John Paul Earnest Adds B. Brown,
DIR. Charles w. Richardson, DR.. Thomas N.
Mclaughlin, Arthur e. H. Middleton, Fred
B. Pyle, ]. Clarence Price, DIR. w. w.
Grier, Horace II. Custis, ]. r. Tubman. j.
Collins, w. w. Curtss, Paul Graham, DR..
e. l.. lie Merle, Harlow Lewis, E. F. Burch-
ard, Clarence w. DeKnight, DR.. H. 7. A.
Lemon, John Sherman, jr, DR.. w. A.
FARMLAND, Preston B. Ray, Dixon II. By
mum, E. w. Spalding, DR.. ]. E. Jones,
Samuel j. Butterfield, P. w. Smith, Ar
thur v. Smell. Mr.. Kyle of Alexandria,
ger Of Baltimore; j. c. Needham and d. E.
Finley