The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
FRATERNITY MEN
HOLD bANQuETS
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Omega Upsilou Phi at jefferson
Hotel ON Saturday
Night.
OTHER MEETIN G S
NJ 4 Il TIN G S
OTHER
Various Fraternities Had Gay
Times at the Annual
Banquets.

the annual banquet of the Omega
Epsilon Phi Fraternity was conduct
cd Saturday night In the banquet
hall OF the Jefferson Hotel. The
omegas compose one Of the largest
medical frafernities In the United
States and have chapters In nearly
all the leading medical colleges In
America, being represented at the
following institutions: University of
Buffalo. University or Cincinnati,
Union University tAlbank Medical
cc.iege, University of Danver. New
York University university and
Bellevue Medical College). University
of Colorado Cornell University, Coop
er Medical College, San Francisco.
Ca; College of Physicians and Sur
geens New York City: Northwestern
University, Chicago. Medical College
, OF Virginia, University College oi
Medicine. University of North Caro-
lima, University of Pennsylvania, JEFF
ferson Medical College, University of
Minnesota, North Carolina Medical
--tautfrgr;- t-frzrrfpttr. n r.. ana .TsufcU=
Chirursical College, Philadelphia.
Al the Universlty College OF Medi-
cine. ri. Chapter lie in Its fifth year,
and at the Medical College OF Virginia
MI is in It's sixth year.
Elaborate Banquet.
I The menu cards were artistically
designed in old gold and garnet en-
! hossed with the monogram OF Omega
/ Epsilon Phi and were in the form OF
I a white leather card case
After the courses of an elaborate
/ dinner. toasts were responded to by
I A. A. Burke. The Good We Derive
From Fraternities": E. s. Clarke, To
B. .sutHs Ilr IL
! "A Graduates Weakness Or G.
! Paul La Rogue, TO Amaigamation"
J. r. Noien. ITO Woman; II. Il.
lvey, 'To Work and Play in student
Life" pr. Charles II. Robins acted
In his gracious manner as toastmas-
+ ter. and owing 10 his witticism and
sallies. succeeded In inducing many
of the honorary members to deliver
extemporancous speeches.
DIR. La Rogue did not explain the
plans agreed upon bearing on the
amalgamatlc Of the two medical coll
/ leges In this city. Inasmuch as he Is
one Of the committee To consider the
details of the proposed union. he was
not In a position 10 dtNUlge any of
Z its proceedings up to the present
time. except what are of current
/ knowledge. but he depicted great
! day for the medical profession and
business interests OF Great Richmond
when the Indignation of these two
Institutions becomes a matter of fact
4 His account of the benefits to be de-
rived from one large medical school
i here proved of deep interest TO his
4 hearers and the anxious students
could not be satisfied as to the exact
/ time Of this union, but were told to
wait and see" The opinion of those
on the outside is that the propo-
] sltion win soon be completed and the
two colleges will join in time for the
next session.
Members Present.
NJ Chapter members present G..
II. Barrow, A, A.. Burke, A. g. Bro
Gers, j. A. tsoard. e. II. Cherry. w.
E Caltraaer- F. 81 Clark Al {. Ed
munds. j. n. Elder. {. w. Haden. g.
II, Martin II. f.. Mitchell, j. 4. Nc
Kinney. Jr. a. G. 0pinsky. w. J.
Otis. n. Nj. Radcliff. Fl. H. thinner
man. j. s. Weitzel and II. j. Wiikin-
son. Alumni: br. w T.. Jennings, Or.
NJ. r. Clark, nr. w. T.. Vest. DIR. {.
T. Jones anu Or. j. M, Smith. Homo
rarles: DIR. r. H. Beadies, Dr Lewis
C. Bosher, pr James NJ. Burke. DIR,
r u. Jones. Or Clifton Nj. Miller,
pr Charles II, Robins and Br. e.
H. Terrell
q. M. Nicholson, r. q. Faulkner. A.
l.. Herring, +. r. frltce, L. f. Wat
son. S. J. HaMes, j. H. -Cutrhin, Ir.,
( A. = Berser, n. Il. Ivey, Il. l.. Flara-
gan, n. y. Moseley. j. l.. Mcsparran,
Il. H. Whitaker. Il. V. Moseley. q. J..
Foley. Alum: Dr. w. Il. Hopkins,
Dr. ri. II. Bowles. DIR, J. l.. DAVIS,
! Or. G. l., Harr,l Honoraries; Or
ReAert- g, Bryan, DR.. q. Patti f5E-
Rogue, DR.. g. Howard Lewis, Br.
! Il. w Rawles. Dr. S. u. Moon. DIR. =.
A. i.abenberg. Or. j. II. simmons and
Or. T. j. Tuder
1 Alpha Kappa.
The annual banquet OF the Alrh.
Kappa Chapter OF the Alpha r.. +
Fraternity OF the University Cole e
OF Medicine was held in the Jeafer-
son Hotel Thursday evening. Tn
{ William w. Parker, OF Richmond
acted as POSTMASTER for the oeca-
sion.
The following members We're 'sched-
uled for toasts: Dr. G., c. Woodson,
OF Richmond. our College; DIR. b.
A. Hord, of ri, hmond. Our Honora-
RES: Dr. f.. c. Pratt, of Fredericks-
burg, The Attitude cf the Alumni 10
the Active chapter" Next were
short speeches ny the active members.
The following made short talks. w.
r, Putney, ]. G. Raby, S. u, Bur
roughs, =. NJ. Keys and o. T. AmorS.
Che alpha Kappa Fraternity is
the largest medical fraternity IA en-
lstenHc. II not only has chapters
throughout the entire North and
South. but 1t also has chapters in
canda.
4 Phi Nu society.
The annual banquet of the Phi MI
Medical Fraternity was heid IN the
Richmond Hotel las week. The chief
speaker was Dr, Lawrence r. Price
who acted as tCastmaster,
Many t,ibuteg were paid 10 the
founders OF the organization.
Among those present we're Brs.
Howell Tucker, Baughman, Nc
( linA,a,l Iiright dfraN NtMtnn NelENn.