The New York herald., 1922-03-26
PHI BETA KAPPAS Y
ARE NOT ALL GRINDS
OF 50 Recently Chosen From
Princeton Ranks 13 May
Not Be so Classed.
HONOR is MUCH COVETED
Navy Secretary DENLY Has
Prize Winning Nephew
in University.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YORK HERALp.
PRINCETON. March 25.-The designa-
ton OF all Phi Beta Kappa men as
| "grnds' would seem to be disproved by
the number OF men at Princeton who
received the coveted key who are con-
nected with son-s extra curriculum
activity. OF the airty-nine men who
We're elected recently to the society, or
which number seven are members OF
the junior class, no fewer than thirteen
are closely connected with some under
graduate organization.
The University Press Club, an asso-
citation of newspaper correspondents Of
the college, holds the distinction OF
having all its senior officers wearing
the Phi Beta Kappa key. These men
are Richard kingsbur: Stevens OF
Meriden, Conn. who il president of
/ the club as weS as a member OF the
senior class memorial committee Sam
uel Pearce Browning OF Mayvile. Ky,
e-president. and r. Miles Warner OF
Muncie. Ind, secretary.
OF these Warner stood second in the
comparative ranking OF All the newly
elected members Of the honor society.
being led only by Robert Smith Maple
toft Of Newark. In addition to these
honors. Warner is a member OF the
university debating team chairman OF
the Princeton open forum, an editor Of
the Princeton Pictorial and a member
OF the Princeton Speakers Association.
Denby's Nephew Is Bright.
Charles DENLY. Jr., Of Washington,
y. O., nephew OF Secretary OF the Navy
DENLY is another winner OF the key who
Is connected with numerous undergradu-
ate activities. DENLY has the distinction
Of being the first winner OF the Moses
| Taylor Pyne prize instituted this year
for the senior who manifested scholar
ship and manlincss OF character. to-
gether with the furtherance 81 the best
interests Of Princeton. This prize. which
was for $500. was awarded on alumni
day. February %.
DENLY is chairman or the Tntercol-
legiate Association for the Limitation or
Arman1ents, representing most of the In
stitutlons Of learning in the country.
which has done great work in crystal
lizing sentiment in favor Of a limitation
OF armaments In this country. He was
editorial chairman OF the Daily Prince
tonidn and n member of the Senior Couu-
ell. the student governing body. In addi-
ton he is president o. the Polty Club.
an organization the purpose OF which is
10 keep Princeton men informed at first
hand upon political and economic af-
fairs. national and international. through
the medium Of well known speakers.
The Princeton publications can boast
OF another scholar in the person Of
Schuyler B. Jackson Of Princeton editor
in-chief OF the NaSsGH Literary Maya
| sine. Jackson Is A. writer OF no mean
ability and his poetry has received much
prnise from reviewers OF the magazine.
Still another literary light is George
IL. Forsyth OF San Francisco, who won
his key although only a Junior. Forsyth
is editorial chairman OF the Princeton.
Pictorial and publicity manager OF the
Princeton Triangle Club. He also is
secretary OF the Princeton Philosophy
Club and a member Of the cabinet Of
the Philadelphian Society.
TbcatricsIs Represented.
Theatricals also claim two or the
honor men. They are Harry Carlton,
Hart OF Amber. Pa. and Hyatt Mayor.
of Princeton Both these are members'
of the Theater Intime. an undergraduate
company OF players who stage orig!na
productions. Schuyler Jackson, men
toned above, il also a member OF the
organization. Hart and Jackson arc
members OF the production COMMITTEES
and have written some sketches. Mayor
Is one Of the most finished actors OF the
club.
Stuart g. Dodd OF New York city Il
closely connected with the Philadelphia
Society and Is interested In tho sociai
service work which the organization y
carrying on He also is the president
OF clio Hall and q member OF tire
Princeton Speakers Association Lee j..
Butler is member OF the Princeto
Chorister-Giee Club end the Chapc
Choir. lie also Is the proprietor of the
Princeton Cycle Shop and carries on
thriving business IN bicycles, motorcycle.
and accessories IN addition 70 his sche
iastic duties.