Evening journal., 1922-05-01
LAST REUNION
in OLD Home
Pig Dinner Features Sigma
Phi Epsilon Meeting at
Newark
VIEW WORK ON NEW
FRATERNITY HOUSE

Members OF Delaware Alpha
Chapter. Sigma Phi Epsilon Frster-
nifty, who are putting up a $40. 900
fraternity house on the campus OF
the University OF Delaware. held
their last reunion in the old frater-
nifty house on Quality Hill on satur-
day evening. features OF which were
a roast pig dinner, a musical enter
tainmept and a radio phone e1hibi-
tion.
The attendance was restricted 10
Sigma Phi Epsilon members. Many
OF tho inactive members came to
Newark from Wilmington and other
places to Join with the active mem
bers in the celebration Those inac-
tive members who, in their student
days, were active members OF the
fraternity were DR.. w. o. Sypherd.
w Hart Scott, J. Gilbert Attix.
David l.. Sloan. william NJ. Francis,
George l.. Townsend, Jr.. C. V.
Clesver. A. p. Shaw. Norman A.
0AONfHs gdg IL 1AfaN~
er. ]. Earl Newman, Knowles H.
Bowen. Draper Smith. Frank A.
Buck. Walter l.. Haley, Herbert V.
Lindsay, Artisan Smith. Roland w.
Taylor. Joseph Weaver. Carl A.
Taylor, II. c. Lewis. John c. Pierson.
James A. Horty. w. w. LRttamus,
E. q. Tonkin, Hugh NJ. MoCaughan,
r.. II. McMullin, Herbert T. WeldiD |
and Joseph II. Fairbanks.
There also were present about 80 |
active members OF the fraternity. as
1922 class-w. r. Trigss. ]. II.
Harper. G. Gray Carter. Robert
Stewart. d. r. Allmund. Jr.. b. r.
Jr., h. II. Carle, Alvan
Allen. IL. p. Young. W. d. Smith. w.
F.. p. Jacobs. l.. e. Roemer, r. NJ.
Foulk and s. p. Maroney.
1928 clsss-F. J. Rowan. ]. b.
France. ]. Paul wintrup. J. f. Chal-
lenger. r. A. Strickler. II. NJ. Lund
and Charles Bamberger.
1924 class. II. Donaldson. I. S.
F. b. Smith. NJ. A. Akin, T.
A. Armstrong, ]. r. Fader. w.
Murray. II. j. Betzmer, NJ. c. John
son, II. 8. Barker.
1925 class-wiilism McKelvey, F.
Neide, r. Muhlig. Paul Rinard. r.
L. France, c. Green.
Pledge. d. Spaid.
The afternoons doings started I
with an Inspection OF the excavation |
for and the foundations OF the new |
house. which will be reared near the |
old Elliott building and short dis
tance from Old College Hall and
Main st. 1t was decided to have the
cornerstone laying on Commence
ment Day at o'clock. Several
photos OF the visiting delegation and
Of the foundations were taken.
The fraternallsts then returned TO
The old house where a business meet
ing was held. That was followed by
he serving OF the roast pig dinner
which, in addition to the pig. con
sisted OF baked beans. potatoes.
'ra nkfurters. olives. cheese, crack
RS, pickles, pie. coffee and cigars
md cigarettes. This dinner was
Ierved by Martha Hunter. or Hun.
he old Negro woman who for many
ears has been the matron OF the
Iouse and who looks upon all the
members Of the fraternity. past and
PRESENT, as her boys"
The dinner was followed by an
which consisted OF
music by frankie Whites orchestra,
4 wilmington. and songs and
ado telephone demonstration with
set OF instruments which had been ,
upplied by Mr. Francis. Those who
ked chess and cards spent part OF
he evening at the tables
All IN all. II was one OF the largest ,
nd most enjoyable reunions held by
he fraternity for many years.