El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
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Ell PASO FRAT MEN
ORGANIZE SOCIETY
Permanent Association Of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Or
ganized Tuesday NIGHT.

Local members of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon college fraternity enjoyed ban
quet at the Zeiger hotel Tuesday night
From 8 O'Clock until IL the flow of col
lege anecdotes and jokes did not cease
for a moment and the menu could not
compete with the wit and h1rmOr dis
played upon every side.
At II o'clock the POSTMASTER, Ballard
COldwell. began the regular list of toasts,
and after discussion, introduced Nh Rob,
ertsOn, of Cornell, who spoke of that
chapter and the different features of Cor
nell life Mr.. Nichols then spoke of Iowa
State college, where he was a charter
member of the chapter.
Other Speakers.
Then Mr.. Groom spoke of S. A. E. in
the south, its general spirit of good fell
lowship and especially of the chapter at
the university of Virginia. Philip Cold
well spoke of life at West Point; Clyde
league proposed a toast to the wives OF
the members present and to all S. A z.
sisters in the city, while Juan Smith,
Grover Smith. Colbert Coldwell. J. b.
White and Thornton Hardie spoke OF
various phases of chapter life at the
university of Texas. The round of toasts
was closed by Rev R. T. Hanks, of Car
vary Baptist church, from Howard COZ
lege, Alabama. He recounted tales Of
his football career in the good old DAYS,
when it was free for all fight, told
numerous amusing stories and closed by
suggesting that the local members be
organized into an association. =
Organization Formed.
Acting upon this suggestion, an Or
ganizatiOn was perfected. with Rev. Mr..
Hanks as president, and Mr.. Groom as
secretary and treasurer, The association
will held a dinner on the second Tues
day of each month at one of the FL Pas0
hotels, to bring the members into closes
communication, to transact all necessary
business and to aid the chapter at Aus
tin. Texas.
1t is expected that every member OF
the fraternity in FL Paso will atteno
these meetings and will make his address
known to Mr. Groom, who is in the office
of Jno. /. Dyer.
After going through part of the ritual
which has been used to close the meet
ings of the fraternity ever since il was
founded at the university of Alabama
in 1856, the gathering moved To the
lobby, where the fraternity veil. 'Phi
Alpha" brought a policeman around to
inquire what tribe of indians had broken
loose.
Many Members Present
The members of the association are:
Rev. R. T. Hanks Calvary Baptist
Church, Howard college: VI. W. Stanton,
Georgia Agricultural college: R. ". Bow
den, Cumberland university; c. W.
Groom, university of Virginia; Ballard
Coldwell. university of Texas; G. C. Rob-
ertson. chemical engineer, Cornell: s. S.
Nichols. superintendent FL Paso Gas
company, Iowa State college; J. i.
White, chief engineer Stone " ebster
company, university of Texas; H. f
Reynaud, city fire marshal, Louisiana
university; r. j. Owen, civil engineer
Kentucky Military institute: Grover
Smith, FL Paso Ice company, university
of Texas; Clvde league, City National
bank, university of Texas; H. ". Lack
land, State National bank. university of
Texas; R. Lester. night clerk at Zeiger,
Cumberland university; Juan Smith. uni
versity of Texas; Philip Coldwell, uni
versity of Texas; Colbert Coldwell, Nir-
ginia Military institute; Thornton Har-
die, university of Texas.