Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
KAPPA ALPHAPR0VNCE
TO Be HELD At NEWARK
Big College Fraternity in BIZ
enniaI Session There Next
Month.

Spccial Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Oct. 11.-Plans are being
made by the local chapter Kappa
Alpha Fraternity for entertaining the
biennial Province convention OF the
fraternity here some time early in
November. II will probably be Friday
and Saturday. November 10 and II.
This will be the first time in the his
tory of the local chapter that the
Province convention has been enter
tanned here. The University Of West
Virginia was also after the convention
but II. r. Cole. president of the local
chapter. succeeded in landing 1t. James
Lee Bost OF Philadelphia, is Province
Commander. The Province includes
Delaware, Maryland, District of Col
umbia and West Virginia. The COL
leges in those states having Kappa
Alpho chapters are: University of
Delaware, University OF Maryland,
Johns Hopkins, George Washington,
81. Johns and University OF West
Virginia.
1t is planned by the Delaware chap
ter to hold q dinner and dance on the
evening of November IL following the
Haverford football game and should
the convention meet on the days az
suggested the visitors will probably
remain over for the dinner and dance.
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity is ar
ranging 10 hold a House party Satur-
day night. Many graduate members
who will come 10 Newark to see the
Delaware-Ursinus game will remain
over for the party.
DR.. w. Owen Sypherd and Professor
Howard X. Preston, have been re-
elected by the University faculty as
the faculty members of the Athletic
Council for the next university year.
year.
Business Administrator A. G.. VIII
kinson has been i'll at his home in
Wilmington for several days but is re-
ported much improved.
\ smoker will be held Friday night
in Old College to arouse interest in
the student body for Saturdays foot
ball game with Ursinus.
- The annual rush between the Soph-
ignores and Freshmen will be held on
Frazer Field Friday afternoon. Owing
10 the fact that the Freshman class
is so much larger than the Sophomore
class Il has been decided 20 select As
students from each class for the rush.
The Student Council and upper class
men Will be in charge of the affair.
While no date has been set there is
considerable talk of again holding a
costume Freshman parade this fall.
The Freshmen and ~Sophomores are
planning for the annual track meet
. - t1fl - I~.~-A- INf.1l 1880. ,r.11l-
The University band. under the d.
iection of Charles A. Bamberger, Jr.
IS p~ractt<ing almost daily and has
shown wonderful Improvement since
the university opened last month. The
indications are that the band this year
VIII be one of the best for years.
State Club Leader A. d. Cobb of
the extension department, University
Of Delaware, has returned from a trip
through Sussex and Kent counties
where he visited a number of Boys
and Girls Clubs. There is keen in
terest in club work at this time and
especially on the part of those mem
bers who were fortunate enough &c
set the recent trip 7 the Eastern
States Exposition at Springfield, Mass
While away Mr.. Cobb visited club.
at Greenwood. Houston. Seaford
Georgetown. Milford, Harrington
Dover and other places.
County Agent and Mrs. Russell f
Wilson and daughter, Barbara, o
Dover. We're recent guests of Stat
Club Leader and Mrs. A. D. Cobb.
Members Of the faculty Of Delawar,
College. through the Faculty Club
are getting up a cooperative orde
for sweet potatoes. The potatoes vii
be secured through a Boys Sweet Pc
tato Club at Houston, which was jus
organized this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis o
Sturgis, Michigan, were recent guest
Of County Agent Leader and Mrs. NJ
O.. Pence, on Park Place. Mr.. Levi
is a brother Of Mrs. Pence.
The extension department of tn
University has gone over the top il
percentage OF members Of the depart
-ment who contributed to the fund 70
a new library building.
Professor George L. Schustel
argonom.st al the university an
County Agents Russell E. Wilson an
NJ. c. Vaughn, of Kent and SUISSE
counties respectively Wen out fror
Lewes yesterday on one Of the boa,
Of the Lewes Fisheries Co. to waite
a haul of menhaden.
County Agent Leader NJ. o. Penc
attended a booster meeting held
Cedar Grove School, Sussex count,
near Lewes. last Friday night, unde
the auspices of the Sussex Trust Com
pany. OF Lewes. AS a result OF th
meeting plans are now being made /,
take a farm management survey {
100 farms near Lewes which surve
II is expected will be finished by D.
cember.