Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-28

freely admitted that on rare occn-
siohr. while away from their patients,
doctors were ~ some practical uEo in
the world. Dr. Wfoih stated that Il
VAS 80 years since his graduation
from the University 81 Pennsylvania
and while he regretted the fact that he
Had not been frat MN. ftalefnities
Then nelng under Way 80 Pennsy, he
pointed with pride to The fact that he
had TWO sons who were fun nedged
Greeks ana challenged any one pres
eni "a show "a better frat record. DR.
Wfoth paid strong tribute 20 the
college fraternity men Hs the square.
honest and honorable men % the coll
leees and universities who have the
best influence Ia the world at large
afer graduation.
y. j. McGowan. Delta chi. re-
spondcd happily Co the call from the
'oRsimaster propheryinK Ereai suc-
cess for the Pam Hellenic club and
pointing out the possibilities OF an
organization Of such representative
young men. his short tnlk bring one
~ the best Of the evening.
Thomas y. WilkersOn. Phi Delta
Theta. was another most effective
speaker. and his college "reminiscences
and Willy remarks struck very re-
sponsiva chord arounL .he banquet
board.
Following the speeches, Secretary
Al. u. Hening OF the Commercial
club. Phi Delta Theta. made a yigor-
Gus little talk introducing the bust
ness session uf the evening" emphae
Sizing strongly the aid which may be
given the University Of New Mexico
10y the new organization in It's work
OF building up here a state education
al institution of which the southwest
may be proud. Mr. Hening moved
the election uf Colonel Twitchcil IA
president. which was done by acch-
nation amid great enthusiaTm. n.
\. Davis. who has been effectively
active Ia making the club "a success.
named George g. Taylor az secretary
ana treasurer who was Immediately
elected, and Nr. Davis proposed the
board of governors plan which WAS
adopted by the assembly
The nan was handsomely decorat-
ed for the occasion with the national
colors and college ana university pen
nnnts and flowers, while the Booster
orchestra rendered popular airs dur
ing the evening. A most enjoyable
feature was % number of beautiful
whistling solos by the gifted Leonard
Miller. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. which
were enthusiastically encored.
The committee on arrangements
consisted of John -. Clarke. Ernest
A. Davis Leonard J. Miller George
IL. Taylor. Robert "A. Crews and Hor-
ace y. Henlng The temporary or
ganlzatiun which retired In favor Of
the permanent ofiicers-follOwing a
most aprOpOs senatorial story by Sem
ator Barth--conslsted OF George G.
Taylor, president. Leonard J. Miller.
secretary, and II. u. Crews. treasurer.
Membership cards were iseuesl.i0TaA
49,. 81 M a
dollar each by the treasurer
The menu WAS 81 the typical Ava
rndO stype, delicious and appctizing-
ly served, and Manager Smithers gave
his personal attention 20 the details
The colleges and universities repre-
sented we're. Indiana state. West
Minister. Syracuse, Indiana Dental
Missouri state Illinois state, l.afay-
elite. Marietta, GeorEc Washington.
Ohio State. Cornell. Georgetown.
Union College, Penn State. New
Hampshire. Washington and Lee
Michigan, William and Mary. Univer-
siJy Of Virginia, Pennsy Woos-
ter. and others.
Those present were l.. ]. Miller,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Y. H. Crews.
Phi Kappa Psi: j. -. clark, Kappa
sigma; q. c. Taylor. Sigma Phi Ep-
siion; David Ross Boyd. Beta Theta
Pi. -, J. McHowan, Delta chs l.. ID.
Mitchell, Phi Beta Kappa: Howard
Waha. Phi Gamma Delta. a. =. Peck,
sigma PHI VI. Il. Hcning, Phi Delta
Theta. H. y. Wanner. Theta Nh Ep-
siion. Isaac Barth. sigma Nh Chi, A..
49, Thruston. Psi omega; r. A. Davis,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon: T. ~ Wilker-
son. Phi Delta Theta: Charles a. Ell
Ter. Delta sigma Delta G. O. Beck
man. Phi Kappa Psi; John +. Hast
ings. Phi Sigma Kappa T.. Dana
johnson, Phi Beta Kappa; Granville
4. Richardson. Roswell Phi Delta
Phi. u. u. Graham, Roswell. Phi
Delta Phi: and Dr. James H. Wroth.
From the University the Alpha Alpha
Alpha fraternity was represented by