The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-21

New Haven. May z1 Quiet tap day exeresses on the old campus under ti5e old cree where they were held f,7 many years, yesterday afternoon Tesz1ftsd in the election to Scroll and 5<ez of some members from the class oF 1918 who are usually regarded as FIxafv to 20 to Skull and Bones The return to tho old campus was mel. denfal7y marked also by the unusual occurrence of two mon throwing down elections to Skull and Bones, the o5dest Of the three senior societies., and later receiving elections to Scroll ard Kew As had been forecssfed for some days past in the campus Scroll and Key secured thAs year some of the men who tradtt1onaAy go to Skull and Bones, notably among them being Alec W1lsozs oapLaan 2. 3. 41.e varsity football team. and Pie vvav of the baseball team. The honor of being the last man tapped for Skull and Bones went tEais year to Morris Hadley, son of President HadIey of, Yale John Henry V1n- cent. son of President Vincent, or the University of Minneso4a, was elected to Scroll and Key after re5ecung ..,e an election to Skull and Bones. The other rejection of 9. ssBones election, was bv Dan Collier E1kin. of Lan- caster, Ky.
 r75,ee 4.aTnz,z1ss yVas closed to all out siders and few but members of the junior and senior classes were about when the tapping started at o'clock.
 Four Connecticut Juniors were hon. pred by election to one Of the Socae- 6ies Morris Had7ey. son of President HadIey, was tapped for Skull and Bones by Louis Shelton Middlebrook Young Mir. HadIey is president of Phi Beta Kappa, a member of the ldt. rNSPz he 1f@T crew. Two of the three Connecticut men were from Hartford, Farwen Knapp, who was tapped for Bones by Edwin Arthur B1rtts and Thomas Ein1- erson Hapgood, who was tapped for WaoIfs Head by John Crull Herman Knapp is a member of Phi Beta Kap- pa, and a football and track man AL fred Hebard ChappedI. of New Lon- non, was tapped for WoIfs Head by Theodore Philip Swift
 Donald Darlington Shepart, of Buff falo,. who was the first tapped fol Skull and Bones, was member o' the Junior Prom committee. Her mann Va1demar Von Holt of Ha- wall. won his ssY's at football and was captain Of the water polo team Chas Roberts, of Flushing. L. L. was . substitute on the football team and but resigned. Wesley O1er. oi Iarchmont N. Y is acknowledged to be the best man on the track team and will probably be captain nex year He won two hrsts in the re cent Yale-Harvard meet. Henr1 Webb Johnstone, of Germantown, Pa. is a pole vau1ter on the track team and Arthur Burr Darling. of Wichita Kan, is president of the Arldovei club Charles Rumford Walker. Q Concord, N. H.. is chairman of th' stLdt.,s, member of Phi Beta, Kappa and the track team and a mem Der Q the El1izabethan club. Howar' Phelps Putnam. of Harvard, Mass is also member of the Elizabetha1 club. Donald Ogden Stewart, Q Columbus, O.. is assignment editor 0 the Yale News Samuel Goodwin GanIard, IT., of Philadelphia, is ju nior champion single sculIer, and yaember of the wrestling team. Fin lev John Tener. of SewickIey, Pa, a son of former Governor Tener 0 PennsyIyania .,and president of tn National League. Young MT. Tene is manager of the Dramatic associa tton
 Foster Martin Hampton of FSordyce Ark. the first man tapped for 6crol and Key, is a member of the tracl team and broad jun per. Alexande Dickinson Wilson Of Binghamton, N