The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-05
ENTERTAIN SIGMA
 NUS AT CAPITAL Members of Fraternity Are Guests of Dr. and Mrs.
 Thomas Owen
By HUGH w. ROBERTS

Montgomery. February 4-(Special) ) The members of the Sigma Nu fraternity, who are in Montgomery Presidents and nonresidents) at the present time. were entertained this evening by pr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Owen at their home.
 Those present represented a goodly company of patriotic and public spirited Alabamans. There were federal officials, state senators, representatives in the leg islature, judges of the supreme court and of the court of appeals, state officers, committee officials of the senate and house of representatives and professional men and business men of Montgomery.
 Of the chapters in Alabama, Theta chapter of the University. Beta Theta of Auburn, and 1ota Chapter of Howard college, at East Lake. were all repre- scented.
 Hon. C. W. Brown. representative from Jackson county was the oldest Sigma Nu in point of membership. He was one of the very first members of Theta chap ter.
 Among other interesting coincidences Judge Ormond Somerviie, Hon. Lawrence H. Lee MT. Robert S. Teague. Judge Ben P. Crum and the host, Dr. Thomas M. Owen, were all classmates al the University of Alabama, class of 1887.
 The following is list the majority of whom were present:
 H. D. Clayton, United States district judge; Alto Y. Lee, Jr., Thomas J. Judge and C. Fred Winkler, state senator's A. Ii Carmichael, C. w. Brown and ]. Fall Roberson, representatives in the legisla- tEre; Judges Ormond Somerville and Tu- cien D. Gardner of the Alabama supreme court; Judge E. Perry Thomas of the Alabama court of appeals; Lawrence H. Lee, reporter supreme court and court of appeals; Charles E. Mccall, chief ex- aminer of accounts; Dr. Thomas M Owen. director Alabama state department or archives and history; Hugh W. Rob erts, representative of The AEe-Herald; {; Ed R. Norman, representative of the Bir mingham Ledger; Paul Stevenson, repre- sentative of the Montgomery Advertiser. and Lorenzo F. Woodruff also of the Advertiser; lnzer Freeman, A. T. Bor- ders, Jr.. and C. L. Rabb, clerks of com mittees in the state senate and house of representa- tives; \. II. Aston, Jr., rep resenting Theta chapter. Olessrs. Free man and Borders are also active mem- bers of the chapter) Prominent profes- sional and business men of Montgomery represented are the following:
 Jesse F. Stallings of Birmingham, Judge l.. L. Herzberg of Gadsden and Malvern Hill of Clanton. Dr. L. l.. Hill. pr. John Blue. pr. c. c. laslie. R. F. Steiner F.. P. Crum, R. S Teague, John w. Tulis W. T. Seibeels. R. H. Arlington, Dr. w. B. Fleming, Frank Tennie Frank M Mosely, Bernard Steiner. W. H. LeGrand Stuart May. Floyd Powell, T. J. Miles, l. W. Woodruff, J. W. Walker. T. N. Steagall, Robert C. Smith Robert Hen- derson, Frank Gordon Lewis Nickel, Fla son Cook H. J. Bailey, o. B. Martin, Lewis Lasseter, J. Frank Lasseter, Henry yandiver.
 The wives of members were represent ed including the following: Mrs. A. 1T. Carmichael, Mrs. Ormond Somerville Mrs. Luciep D. Gardner. Mrs. Perry Thomas, Mrs l.. II. Lee. Mrs II. D. Clayton, Mrs. R. E. Steiner. Mrs. B. P. Crum. Mrs. R. s. Teague, Mrs. l.. l.. Hill. Mrs. W H.