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Official Nati.onal PnbU.cation of tile Fraternity

JUNE 30, 1926 Number 9

Theron Chapter Established at Oklahoma

Engineering Hall, Oklahoma .A .. & .L~I. College, Stillwater, O.klahoma

Alpha Rho Chi on May 22nd and 23rdadded to its ranks a tenth chapter bythe initiation of members of the -lTheronClub at the Oklahoma A. and M. Col­lege as Thero~ Chapter.

Joseph J. Patterson, Grand Lecturer,made the installation with the assistanceof se-"reral members of the rraternitY1-The lJroceedings started Saturday andiCL:hninated with a banquet Sunday.

Saturday morning was given over topreparation of the hall. During theafternoon the installation team met andrehearsed. Members of the tearn "vercH. G. Overend, Ai1.themios '17, andPaeonios brothers, Merle' L. Padgett, '23,Lawrence· \V. Byers, '22, and Myron H.Soupene, Ex '25.

Th.e initiation began· at 7':39 Saturday

evening and lasted until nearly 2 :00 a. In.Sunday morning. ' The installation ban­quet and fellowship get-together "vasheld at the Tee Pee Tea ROOlns Sundayevening, followed by the formal lectureand explanations by the G. L.

Brother Patterson writes: "We· wereall highly gratified with the showving theboys are lnaking in their work. Theyare first in schola.stic standing in thecollege (oh that some older chapterswere!) and are as fine a set of hard­\i\Torking boys as Pve ever seen. Thereisn't a jelly-bean in the lot.

"As for the faculty we are particularlyfortunate. One of these was not initi­ated at this lime because he is on aEuropean trip, but he will come in later.Another, Bro.V. L. Annis, a Pennsyl­va·nia man, is a hustler. In less than a

vleek's time he had parcelled out theparaphenalia to the. active men, a ·pieceto a man, and had it ,all ready" when ;.1arrived, even to the draperies and stagesettings.

.See Directory ListThe list of men initiated is given in

the directory published in this issue.Several alulnni are expected to take thework later in the· "summer or later inthe fall. One of the petitioners an ac­tive man, was absent with the trackteam and has taken the oath of al­legiance and will be initiated later. Fourpledges are being carried over for nextfall. Several Freshmen are beirig close­ly watched for next fall and great thingsare expected by Brother Patterson fromthe chapler.

(Continued on Page Eight)

2 THE ARCHI

The Grand CouncilsDirectory*Lerch, Edward, '17, Box 446 Eng. Depart­

ment, Davenport, Ia.*Lindeberg, George L., '18, 11 N. 4th Ave.,

l\1aywood, Ill. In Europe, c/o BankersTrust Co., 3 PI. Vendome, Paris, France.

*Lutes, Clifford, '17, 524 W. 1st St.,Long Beach, Calif.

McCune, Howard A., '24 Who knowswhereabouts?

*Marshall, James G., '26, Box 567,Lake Forest, Ill.

Mottern, Halbert N., Ex '15, 1721 FourthAve., Los Angeles

Newcomb, Edwin E., '21, Box 446,Burlington, Kan.

*O'Donnell, ,Thomas E., '13, 604 W. MichiganAve., 'Urbana

*Olcott, George W., '25, 312 Clinton Place,River Forest, Ill.

*Olson, Raymond I., '24, 4242 N. KeystoneAve., Chicago

Overend, Harrison G., '17, 702 W. NinthAve., Wichita, Kan.

Overend, Wallace I., Ex '21, c/o EquitableLife Assurance Co., St. Louis, Mo.

*Parr, Harold L., '21, 105 Fourth St.,Jackson, Mich.

*Patterson, Joseph J., '17, 1821 Western Ave.,Ft. Worth, Tex.

*Paulson, Carl, R., Ex '27, 200 OlmsteadRoad Riverside, Ill.

*Pfeifer, Reuben J., '24, Sheboygan Falls,Wis.

*Pfeiffer, Homer F., '25, Box 1171 YaleStation, New Haven, Conn.

*Phillips, Andrew S., '23, who knows where­abouts?

*Pickett, Arthur D., Ex '23, PattersonHeights, Beaver Falls, Pa.

Pinkley, James P., EJx '17, 2127 BridgeAve. . Davenport, Io"\va

Postle, David E., Jr., '23, 123 N. PlymouthBlvd., Los Angeles

Postle, George R., '19, 501 W. PattersonAve., Glendale, Calif.

tPurcell, James S., '24, 4055 N. Avers Ave.,Chicago.

*Ritts, Charles L., '16, 980 .Tefferson St.Burlington, Iowa . '

*Rohn, Fred A., ,16, 3000 Grand RiverBlvd., Detroit

*RoHeston, Wm. A., '25, 5747, Blackstone,Chicago.

,Rounds, Fred G.. '16, 1704 Opal St.,PulIInan, Wash.

Russett, Jasper P. '17, Who knows 'where­abouts?

*Schnlidt, Lorentz, '13, 516 Fourth Nat. Bk.Bldg., vVichita, Kan.

Sedgeley, Arlos R., '2,0, who knows where­abouts?

Sense, Lieut. Wm. J., Ex '14. Wounded;died in France, July 27, 1918.

Snyder, 'Villard A., '21, Mt. Pulaski, Ill.Somdal, Dewey A., Ex '18, 754 Dalzell St.,

Shreveport. La.*Spencer, Egbert G., '25, 5423 Merrimac

Ave., Dallas, Tex.*Strong, Trulnan J., '17, 545 N. Walnut St.,

Freeport, Ill.tStubenrauch, Edgar A., '18, 133 Lake Court,

Shebaygan, Wise.Stuhr, Harry W., Ex '23, 1003 12th St.,

Rock Island, Ill.StuI,r, vVilliam, ID '19, 1003 Twelfth St.•

Rocle Island, Ill.Sutherd, Calvin E., Ex '20, 432 N. College

St. Decatur, Ill.*Sutton, Chas. R., '21, 401 E. Green St.,

Champaign, Ill. Home address, 407Christie St., Ottawa, Ill. .

Tanner, John R., '16, C/o Guaranty TrustCo. of N. Y., 1 Rue des Italiens, Paris

*Tanner, Thomas S., '17, 1609 W. Ottawa,Lansing, Mich.

Thiele, Ross H., '16, La Mesa, Calif.Thomas, Glen H., Murdoch Bldg., Wichita,

Kan.*Thorud, Bertram M., '18, 3340 Wilson Ave.,

Chicago*Tour, Harry B., '21, 32 Peterson Apts.,

Jackson, Mich.t Annual Subscriber.

Bryan, Robert E., Ex '23, Wabash, Ind.Budina, Adolph 0., '14, 55 Locust Ave.,

New Rochelle, N. Y.*Cerling, F. A., '26, 5745 Huron St., Chicago.*Cheever, Hulbert C., '21, 518 S. Third Ave.,

Bozeman, Mont.*Christen, Lester H., '13, Virginia Steel

Co., Richmond, Va.Connett, Wesley L., Ex '20, who knows

whereabouts?*Cowgill, Clinton I-I., '16, 126 No. Riverside

Drive. Ames. Iowa*Cravvford, Louis N., '17, 500 E. Cypress

Santa Maria,. Calif. 'Creedon, Joseph F., '18, who knows where­

abouts?Deuchler, Gustave H., '18, 388 Hoyles Ave.,

Aurora, Ill.Doak, John,. Ex '25, 210 N. West,

Urbana, Ill.Drew, Edgar N., '13, 80 W. 14th St.,

Chicago :Heights, Ill.DUlnbolton, Carl P., Ex '24, 800 15th St.,

Seattle, Wash.*Dunlap, Francis H., '16, 130 19th Ave.,

~1:aywoocl, Ill.Dunlap, Mathew E.? '14, R. F. D. No.6,

Madison, Wise.*IEarl, Willis C., '25, 342 Spruce St.,

Kansas City, Mo.tField, Harford, Ex '24, 212 Sixth St.,

Hinsdale, Ill.Foe, Forrest H., Ex '21, 4264 Halldale Ave.,

Los Angeles*Fraser, 'Villard E., '25, 612 Stewart Bldg.,

Rockford, Ill.*Ganschnitz, Joseph W., '26, 501 N. 18th St.,

East St. Louis, Ill.*Garns,. H. S., '26, 106 De Quincy St.,

IndIanapolis, Ind.Gauger, Ea!,l V., '23, 4104-A Ashland Ave.,

St. LOUIS, Mo. At present in Europe.*Gauger, Raynlond J., '25, Stronghurst, Ill.

Griffith, Clarence P., '14, 1607 Jasmine StDenver. Colo. .,

*Guiney, Howard G., Ex '27, 1121 GrandviewBlvd., Sioux City, Iowa.

~Hall, Powell S., '24, Ripon, Wis.ll'Ha¥~~~~ Wn1. E., '22, 1428 Prospect Ave.,

*Hartwell, Godfrey, '18, 1047 River Blvd.,Wichita, Kan.

*Helms, Kenneth C., '26, 518 N. LawrenceWichita. I(an. '

Henkel, Anctrew L., Ex '21, 572R BlackstoneAve., Chicago.

Hirt, Edward G., '16 625 Eighth St. N., St.Cloud. l\J!in~-'

Hougen, Elmer C., Ex'25, 1802 ICing St.,LaCrosse, Wis.

*Hovey, Hovlard W., Ex '16, c/o Wells­Boettler Baking Co., St. Louis, Mo.

Hug, Leslie Joseph, '21, died July 15, 1920Hunt, Robert E., Ex '23, 418 Georgia Ave.,

Chattanooga, Tenn.Hunt, Valentine B., '21, 652 N. VV. 1st St.,

Miami, Fla.Huntington, Lloyd L., '20, c/o Y. M. C. A.,

Detroit, Mich*Hutton, Clifford W., Ex '20, 1027 Dawson

St., Waterloo, IowaHylen, Harry A., Ex '19, 1810 No. JCeeler

Ave., Chicago, Ill.Janes, ~1ilo, Ex. '23, Y. M. C. A.,

Oak Park, Ill.tJordan, Ray L., Spec., 431 E. Dakota Ave.,

Denver, Colo.*Juline, Carl, '21, 1034 West 35th St, Los

AngelesKeck. George P., '19, 1453 E. 56th St.,

Chicago*Kendall, .David A., '24, 749 No. Michigan

Ave., Chicago.Knemeyer, Edwaro F, '1!", l\/f,.,C"(yY'l. J'Tr."T.*IZniebusch, Hal Coo '26, 495t> McPherson

Ave., St. Louis, 1\1:0.tKober, Edgar I , Ex '18, 90 Hazelfern Place,

Portland, are.Lackey. Kenneth L., Ex '21, Grencort Hotel,

200 W. 50th St., New York City.Lee, Arthur, '20, 726 Fifth St., Hudson,

Wise.Subscriber to THE ARCHI.

MASTER ARCHITECTS

ANTHEMIOS CHAPTERUniversity of Illinois

URBANA

CORRECT TO JUNE 15, 1926

* Life

*Gilbert, Cass, 244 Madison Ave.,Ne,v York City

Ricker, Nathan Clifford, Died March 19,1924, at Urban~, Ill.

Only such men as have been initiated andhave a directory card in the Grand Councilfile are included. For example, a man stayson the pledge list until an approved direc­tory card is received by THE ARCHI attest­ing to his initiation. This plan is the onlyfair one.

To the users of the directory we call at­tention to the fact that this will be the lastcomplete directory until next fall, keep it.Changes of address, supplementing thisdirectory, will continue to be published eachmonth. To all men we suggest, that youscan the whole list for men of other chap­ters in your vicinity, forge the links offriendship in Alpha Rho Chi.

Honorary MembersBlackall, C. H., '77, 16 Chauncy St., Boston,

lVlass.*Bullard, George W., '82, 622 Provident

Bldg., Tacorna, Wash.. Fanning, Ralph S., 198 Sixteenth Ave.,

Colun1bus*I<:ellogg, Joseph M., Dept. of Archt., U. of

K:an., LawrenceKimball, Allen H., '12, 1117 Duff Ave., Ames,

IowaLlewellyn, Joseph C., '77, 324 Sixth Ave.,

La Grange, Ill.Marsh, Norman F., '97, 1934 Milan Ave.,

S. Pasadena, Calif.*Newcomb, Rexford, 405 'V. Green St.,

Urbana*Palrner, Cyrus IE., '12, 1101 W. Oregon St.,

Urbana, Ill.Postle, David E., Sr.. 129 No. Plymouth

Blvd., Los AngelesProvine, L. H., 404 Michigan St., Urbana

Faculty Member*White, Stanley, 3 Saffer Court, Urbana

Al~mni MembersAbbitt, .1\1:acon A., '23, 7 Elmvar Apts.,

SprIngfield, 1.10.Adams, Eugene F., '14, 518 So. 35th St.,

Omaha 'Arrasmith, vVrn. S., '21, 2120 Slana-hter

Louisville . 0'

Bailie, Robert 1\1., '14, 127 TWt~lftll St., Ames,Iowa

Bartley, John S., '16, 608 IDlm St., Waterloo,Iowa

Battles, Dean D., '23, who knows where­abouts?

*Bauer, Leo M., '14, 525 New Free PressBldg., Detroit

*Beig:~~~I~~JbertB., '20, 813 Ulmer Bldg.,

*Benson, Arthur E., '15, 6325 No. Artesian~\.ve., Chicago.

Bentley, Ellsworth F., Ex '25,7313 EvansSt., Chicago

*Bergn1an, Gale M., '25, 2117 Alfred AveSt. Louis, Mo. .,

Bishop, Walter G., '1~, 23 Hill Ave., High­land Park, Mich.

*Boonstra, Samuel P., 111. Georgia Ave.,Michigan City, Ind.

*Boyd, Janlcs A., '25, 14CO Izard St.,Little Reck, Ark.

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Hanlmond, Mauric~ E., '21, 2284 \V.Euelid Ave., Detroit

*Harley, Fred M., '24, 127 Seward Ave.,Detroit

Henninger, Chester G., '17, 125 Marine St.,St. Augustine, Fla. '. .- ,

Herrick, ,Ralph D., Spec., '21, 906 PruddenBldg., Lansing, Mich.

Holmes, Samuel' L:, Jr., '15, 1137 PutnamAve., Detroit

Homberger, Harold W., Ex '23, 1418 HaYIiesSt., Sandusky, Ohio

HOvve, Hubert F., '15, 2451 Montery Ave.,, Detroit

Hudnut, Joseph, '12, 55 West Range,Charlottsveille, Va.

Hull, Chas. vVm., 4212 Seventeenth St.,Detroit

Hutchins, Russell C., Ex '18, Deceased?]\,[ail returned so, J\1ay,' 1915

*Irvin, Arthur C., 5851-B, Blackstone Ave.,Chfcao'o

Jewell, J~hn B., '15, 878 Webb Ave., DetroitI<:eliher, Lester J. N., '14, G01 E. Capitol

Ave., Little Rock, Ark.Kellogg, Dixon B., 8()44 Poe, DetroitK:enyon, Johnson D., '17, 614 Donovan Bldg.,

Detroit*Kic1eney, James Wm., '21, 847 Elmwood

Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.Kiefer, Harold lVL, '20, 6151 Hecla Ave.,

])etroit*I{jefer, LeRoy E., '25, 6151 I-Iecla Ave.,

Detroit{(line, Echvarc1 L., '23, 6415 Langley Ave.,

Chicago*Kressbach, Carl C. F., '25, 311 Smith St.,

1\1onroe, J\'Iich. I

*E:rieghoff, Edwin, Ex '12, 1111 :Nottinghall;Road, Grosse Pointe. J\tIich.

*1(uhns, J. H., Jr., Ex '18, 425 SvvetlandBldg., Cleveland, Ohio.

LaUJner, Oza VV., 512 S. 14th St.,Cedar Rapids, Ia.

*Lentz, vValter E., 9467 \-V. Fort St., Detroit*Lind, Geo. J., '17, c/o GertrUde Holmes,

Auto Club, Los Angeles.*Luckham, ~L\.lger W., c/o Geo. D. Mason &

Co., Archts., Detroit.T\1cColl, John A., Jr., '16, 939 Scribner Ave,

N. '7\T., Grand Rapids*:rvlcConkey, Georg'e M., '14, 1925 Berkshire

Road. J:\nn Arbor*McLaughlin, Wilfred P., '25, 699 S. 4th St.,

Niles, Mi~h.

*Mildner, Eric C., '24, 22 E. 38th St.,c/o McIGn1., Meade & vVhite, Ne\¥ Yorl(

l\filler, Robert F., '21, 95 Pleasant St.,NeY/ton Centre, ],13.8S.

*110rse, Fr2deric J., '22" ~950 Pine Grov('Ave., Chicago

*Murphey, Thos. B., ~Ex '23, 1405 I<:resgeBldg., Detroit.

*Naser, Alfred R., '23, 1662 Jancey St.,East Liberty, Pa.

Northrup, Cecil A. V\Tho knows whereabouts?Olsen, Russell B., vlho kno'ws whereabouts?Pearl, 'Valter W., Ex '17, 1038 I<:alalnazoo

Ave. B. E., Grand Rapjc1sPerkins, Rayn10nd C., '15, 606 Park St.,

Royal Oak, Mich."'Perry, Leo Irvlin,'24, 172 Avenida vVilson,

Linla, Peru, S. A.*Rankin, Dean W., '25, 318 N. 9th St.,

MonInouth, Ill.Ray, Laurence "1"., 844 E. University,

RiCh~~~s~~bOJeorge L., 'lG, 255 Pine St.,J\.1c 111pn is, Tenn.

*Rindge, vVarren L., '17, 1232 Hope St.,. Grand Ra.pids, Mich.

Rogers, Maurice V., '23, 245 Glendale Ave.,-Highland Park, Mich.

Rose, Charles C., 226 Levergood St.,Jol'nstovln. Pa.

*Routier, Glenn F., Ex '17, 104 Wooq.,vard.. Ave., Birn1ingharn, Mich.

*Salmon, Roger W., Ex '18, 2912 BrightonAve., Los Angeles

.,Sarvis, Levvis J., Spec. '22, 63 E. JVlain St.,! Battle Creek, Mich.

*Schmitz, Herbert D., .2991 Tuxedo Ave..Detroit

Schubert, . Elmer G., who knows where­abouts?

Sherman, Roger W., who knows where­abouts?

Subscriber.t A.nnual

IKTINOS CHAPTERUniversity of Michigan

ANN ARBOR

Honorary MembersBarnes, Ernest H., ,Tryon, N. C.BOJnton, Louis H., Died April 19, 1924*L6rch, illmil, 718 Church St., Ann Ar,borMakielski, Leon A., R. F. D. No.5, Geddes

Road, Ann Arbor*Rousseau, Albert J., 319 E. Jefferson St~,

Ann ArborRowland, vVirt C., 1536 Pennsylvania Ave.,

Detroit*'''/ilby, Ernest, 13 Cutting Apts., So. State

St., Ann Arbor

Alumni lVlembersAbbott, Harold Baker, '15, Died 1920.Ains,¥orth, Robert H., '22,<958' Boston Court,

Pasadena, Calif.*Anderson, Lester F., Ex. '13, 1019 Be~cons­

field Ave., Crosse POInt Park, l\IICh:Andrus, Frank B., Ex '23, 3310 Rochester

Ave., DetroitBadger, P. A., Ex '23 917 Church St., Ann

Arbor*Bailey, Ervin, '24, 311-B West Cross St.,

Ypsilanti, Mich. . ."'Battin, Howard H., '21, 61 BlaIne, DetrOItEauer, Laurence James, Ex '19, Died in

France, Nov. 13, 1918*Beniamin, Glenn H., '23, 1421 Delaware,

Detroit:;'Bcr~', Arnold B., '16, 714 East 1st St.,

Duluth*Elacl\, Kenneth C., '25, 517 S .. Pine St.,

Lansing, Mich.; c/o American ExpressCo., 38 Piazza di Spagna, Rome, Italy

Brewe, Charles B., 718 Baldwin Ave.,Detroit

Buehrer, Clifford C., '20, 957 GreenwoodAve., Ann .i~.rbor

Burdick, Lorence B., '22, 1502 Grand Ave.,h:::lhunazoo, J\1ich.

Burdick, \-Villis n., '23, 14.03 Grand Ave.,K.alanlazoo, Mich.

Calnpbell, 'Valter E., 223 Second Ave.,~~lpena, I\lIich.

Chalnberlain, Leo M., Ex '24, who kno"ws,;yhereabouts?

Chefry, George L., 641 Main St., Barnesville,Ohio

Cleland, Eugene T., '24, c/o Geo. D. lVlason,Detroit

Coh~.1gen, C 1 'andler C., '19, 508 ElectricBldg., EHlings, l\1ont.

COh~li1~ln, Asa l~., 711 1vIarket St.,Logansport, Ind.

Colt r r, J\1~~.:',:, Ex '22, 9339 Yellowstone,

Cor~?rr~~\nun 13., 12G66 J\/lenc1ota Ave.,Detroit

'j" Cottrell , Don 1\1., 12715 Hubbell Ave.,Detroit.

~'Co'\Vin, Julian R., '24, 316 McI<:erchy Bldg.,Detroit

C1'(~:l~"c-r, Clifford 1-1., 223 Lyon St. S. E.,G~~fl pel Rapjc1s

CrOYle, Chas. A., '14, 515 Morris S. E.,Grand Rapids

tDavenport, vVarc1 A., Ex '23, 42.4 So. IVlainSt.. Ann ArbcT

Demmon, Ralph W:, '23, 'c/o'Osgood ~Osgood, (Architects) Grand RapIds,lVIich.

*Ditcliy, Clair W., '15, 415 Brainerd, Archts.Bldg, Detroit.

Dudman, Arthur. F., Ex '23, 2379 Channing\-Vay., Berkeley, Calif.

Everson, G!2orge P., Ex '16, who knows\vhen~c~bouts?

Farley, Hoy;ard L., '23, 245 Glendale Ave.,Highland Park, Mich.

Foskett, Licut. Jan18s H .. Ex '21, U. S. Sub.S-12, C/o Postmaster, Ne"v York City

Franks, Jorl1 P., '17, 111 Fourth AYe.,L8?~ven\vorth, 1(3..n.

Fry, Lynn 'Vard, '17, 318 N. Ingalls St., AnnArbor

Gatzke, Albert Roy, '19, died 1920Gray, H'oward, 17566 Wildemere, Syracuse,

N. Y.··..~ .:~Hall, Robert C., Ex '14, 1028 Droadvvay,

.Alb8_ny, :N. Y.HaGler, Hiram J~, '18, 12425 Lin,vood,

Detroit.* Life Subscriber to THE ARCHI.

Active Members

Associate Members

lIon18 address of each active n1enlber andpledge is given below. When a man's home\8 not in Urbana or Champaign, his schooladdress is the chapter house, 401 E. GreenSt., Champaign.

*Beanl, George P., Ex '27, Arch. Dept.,Board of Education, Louisville.

"'Costello, Wm. Glenn, '27, 401 E. Green St.,Champaign, Ill.

:Henderson, Wn1. T., '25, 10C3 W. Clark St.,Urbana

*Hamby, WIn. Irvin, Ex '25, DawsonSprings, Ky.

*Mayberry, Robert, Ex '28, 1548 Park Place,\Vicbita, I(an.

*Satterfield, Boydston, Ex '27, State CollegeStation, Raleigh, N. C.

*Winn, 'Otis, Ex '27, 560 S. 5th St.,Louisville, Ky.

Van 'Vuren, Floyd S., Ex '25, 561 BradfordAve., Milwaukee; Wis.

*Wadsworth, Winthrop M., '14, 2525 DupontAve. S., Minneapolis

Waggoner, ArthurM., '13, 215 W. WilliamsSt., Decatur,. 11.1.

Waggoner, Karl M., '16, 111 IndependenceAve., vVaterloo, Iowa

Weatherford, Harold L., Ex '18, 219 Aspin­wall A..ve., Brookline, Mass.

\Vebb. Brent Girdler, '29, Died May 24, 1924*Wenthe, Albert W., '25, 4956 McPherson

Ave., St. Louis, Mo.*vVhitten, George A., '25, 5316. Harper Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.*Wildermuth, Joe H., '20, 673 Broadway,

Gary, Ind.*Young, Gilman B., '24, 6442 Harvard Ave.,

ChicagoYoung, John R., '22, No.2, Y. M. CA.,

Indianapolis, Ind.Zent, L. Dale, Ex '24, Box 2098, c/o M. S.

\-Vyeth, Palm Beach, Fla.Ziemann, Harry J., Ex '21, 313 First Ave.,

Milwaukf'e. Wise.

*Crane, vVm. P. II, '27, 2111 Harrison St.,Evanston, Ill. .

*Davidson, Russell W., '27, 517 W. 2nd,Hastings, Neb.

*Eldredge, Arthur G., '29, 910 W. CharlesSt., Champaign, Ill.

*Gustafson, Phil M., '28, 822 ""VashingtoI1St., Evanston, Ill.

"'Hertzberg, Carl C., '29, Sheboygan Falls,Wis.

"\hl.-cobson, lCennetb, '26, 1112 Polk Blvd.,Des IVloines, Iowa

1;.Lundstrum, John E., '29, 6036 Glenwood_A.ve., Chicago

:l::~Uitchell, Robert B., '27, 5746 Central Ave.,Indianapolis

*Parks, VVendell, '27, 905 First St.,Chan1paign, Ill.

*Patterson, Marvin, '28, 1125 Benton Ave.,SpringD.r::lc1, Mo.

*Pickens, Buford L., Ex '2.7, 1179 S. Vleno­nah Ave., Oak Park, Ill.

1.<pruner, \-Viley, II:. , Jr., '29, 5425 N. SecondSt., Rockford, Ill.

::'Richardson, Louis A., '27, Marine, Ill.';:Routh, J. Burson, '29, 1220 Schiller Ave.,

Little Rock, Ark.>l'Russell, James A., '28, 68 N. Cooper St.,

J\1empbis, Tenn.*Searcy, E. M., '28, 3243 Washington Blvd.,

Indianapolis.*Simon, Wm. 1-1., '29, 4514 Forest Ave.,

Kansas City, Mo.*SInith, Lloyd T., '29, 700 E. Franklin,

Clinton, lVIo.*\Veyrnouth, Marshall D., '29, 218 Flournoy

St., Oak Park, Ill.:;:Yockey,' Glen, '28, 121 E. Pleasant St.,

Taylorville, Tex.

4 THE ARCHI

DEl\~ETRIOS CHAPTEROhio State University

COLUMBUS

Honorary Members*Baun1er, Herbert, 169 East Lane Ave.,

ColumbusBradford, Joseph N., 55 East Oakland AYe.,

ColumbusChubb, Charles St. John, '04, 237 Seventeenth

A.ve., Columbus*Ronan, Wilbert, C., '10, 14 T\velfth Ave.,

ColumbusSmith, Howard Dwight. 1950 Arlington Ave..

Columbus, Ohi,;)

PledgesBechtol, Albert E., '29, 56 S. Linwood Ave.,

Norwalk, OhioColburn, Geo. W., '28, 4706 Greenwood Ave.,

ChicagoCunningham, Edward C., '29, Carson City,

Mich.Graf, La\vrence A., '27, 1025 S. Milwaukee

St. , Jackson, Mich.Hutchinson, Frank N., '29, 749 Atkinson

Ave., DetroitPatterson, Hugh, Spec., Wilkesport, OntarioPeoples, Earl S., '29, 732 Seward Ave.,

DetroitPeterson, Roy T., '29,

Muskegon, Mich.Snyder, Leon R., '29, 491 E. l\1:ain St.,

Battle CreekSteinburgh, Donald F., '29, 161 No. Johnson

Ave., Pontiac, Mich.

*Fowley, Harper P., '28, 106 N. Chilson,Bay City, Mich.

*Frissel, J. Martin, '29, 1963 Peck St.,Muskegon, Mich.

*Gibbs, L. Vernon, '26, R. F. D. No.8,I<alanlazoo, Mich.

*Gildersleeve, Forrest A., '28,Mich.

*Griffith, Orrin K., '2G, 15 Ferrin Place,~lount Clen1cns, Mich.

*IIull, Edward 1., '27, 504 E. Walker, St.Johns, Mich.

Johnston, Conrad S., '26, 302 G St.,La Porte, Ind.

*I<:uhn, Karl H., '28, 2164 Baldwin Ave.,Detroit

*La\vrcnce, \Villard S., '26, 25 E::insmanRoad, Warren, Ohio

*Nascr, Harold F., '27, 1331 Heberton Ave.,Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Peterson, Harold E., '26, 455 Harrison St.,Gary, Ind.

*Philpott, Harold M., '28, 124 Richelieu Ave.,N e\v Castle, Pa.

*Pine, I--Iarold E., '27, 3541 Baker St.,Detroit

*Radford, J. Russell, '27, 516 W. FranklinAve., Lflnsing, Mich.

*Ralston, W. R., '27, 1636 Scotten Ave.,Detroit

*Richey, Gilbert T., '2G, 613 N. Ireland St.,Greensburg', Inn.

*Rouse, .I. Marshall, '29, 505 No. SheridanSt., Bay City, Mich.

*Schoettley, Frpdel'ick J _, '26, R. F. D. No.~. Sta. C" :Cox 24H. Tolecl0. Obio

*Sidnam, Verne H., '26, 623 iElwood Pl.,Kalamazoo, ~1ich.

*Stewart, Albert A., '26, Portland, Mich.*Tucker, Herman A., '26, 5733 Burns Ave.,

Detroit*Watland, Gerald R., '27, New Sharon, Io,va*Watts, Gaylord A., '26, 624 No. Pine St.,

Owasso, Mich.*\Vild, Oscar F., '26,

Artor*Wright, Theodore S.,

St., Elnlira, N. Y.

Arnold, Joseph N., '23, 1113 Lee St.,Ave., Springfield, Ohio

Badgeley, Clarence D., '23, 162 E. 37th St.,New York City.

*Baker, John H., '14, 3648 Zinsle Ave.,Clarke Lake, Kennedy Heights, Cincinnati

Birch, George H., '25, 1115 N. Fountain,Springfield, Ohio

Bolinger, Donald D., '20, 614 Grafton Ave.,Dayton, Ohio

Brand, Thos. E., '18, 1986 Fairmont Ave.,Columbus

Breidenbach, vVm. F., '22, 160 Illinois Ave.,Dayton, Ohio

Brewer, Arthur S., '17, Waynesburg, OhioBrock, Loren G., '18, 5864 Julian Ave.,

Indianapolis, Ind.tBudke, Ernest J., lEx '22, 1413 W. Lime­

stone St., Springfield, Ohio.Bulford, George E., '21 584 E. Broad St.,

Columbus, Ohio*Campbell, Leo R., '17, 1300 Burnham Bldg.,

Chicago*Carr, Howard E", '16, 1086 S. Thir<1 Ave.,

Maywood, Ill.*Garter, Marion A., '17, 594 E. Rich St.,

ColumbusClark, John C., Ex '20, 218 l\1aple St.,

, Sidney, OhioCloud, Charles W., '17, 527 W. To'wn St:,

, ColumbusCoady, lVlartin P., '23, 356 N. Garfield Ave.,

ColunlbusCool, Calvin H., '22, Dayton, Ohio (who

knows address?)Coston, Otis D., '25, R. F. D. No.1, Box 15,

Bessemer, Ala.*Dunham, Charles F., 1010 Tribune Bldg.,

,Tampa, Fla.Early, Doyt H., '25, 909 Elm St., Van Wert,

OhioEast, John David, '18, 195 Broadway, New

York City.538 Second St., .l\.nn Eggert, Efflo E., '23, 198 W. Jason Ave.,

ColumbusEx '27, 23 E. Hudson *Ely, Dwight P., '16, 235 Arcade Bldg.,

Columbue*E,wing, Donald B., '16, Cambridge Hotel,

530 Diversey Parkway, Chicago.Fulker, Vivian E., Ex '24, 319 E. Canal St.,

Troy, OhioGass, Donald W., Ex '17, 512 Walnut St.,

East Liverpool, OhioGleach, Thos. E., '18, 854 Heyle Ave.,

ColurnbusGodsall, Harrison E., Ex '24, 248 S. Ogden

Ave., ColumbusGreen, John Wallace, '25, Thompson, Ohio

Hardman, Berkeley R., '20, Arlington atBoynton, Berkeley, Calif.

,Hoffman, Herbert 0., Ex '18, 144 Race St.,..A..shland, Ohio

tHursh, Harold S., '21, 57 Euclid Ave.,1348 Lake Shore Drive, Mansfield, Ohio

'Jones, Clifford E., '25, 405 E. Charles St.,Bucyrus, Ohio

tI<altenbrun, James A., '25, 325 East 11thAve., Columbus

Keller, John G., '22, 294 E. 9th Ave.,Columbus

Kennedy, John F., '21, 190 W. 14th Ave.,Columbus

Kilgore, Lester W., Ex '13, 351 21st St.,N. W., Canton, Ohio

Killian, Vennard P., '2,1, College Building,Lima, Ohio

Knorr, Glen W., '20, 843 Toronto St.,Toledo, Ohio

*Krob, Russell M., '23, 1209 Hamlet St.,Columbus, Ohio

Letson, Howard B., '21, 250 W. Third Ave.,Columbus

*Lew"is, Robert A., '22, 130 Parkway Ave.,Hartwell, Cincinnati

Lorentz, R. V., '13. Who knows where­about.

Lovejoy, Herman W., Ex '23, Los Angeles.(Who knows address?)

McGinnis, Edwin M., '17, R. F. D. No.2,Toledo, Ohio

*McMahon, Robert A., '21, 681 Gilbert St.,Columbus

McMurchy, Donald F., '2,5, New Richmond,Ohio

Alumni Me!lnbers Magee, Bronson R., '13, 1756 Avalon Road,Cleveland

*Abendroth, Fred J., '26, R. No.3, *Markey, Paul, '15, 3589 E. 161st St.,Bucyrus, Ohio Cleveland

Albrecht, S. Frederick, Jr., '::2, Martin, Francis C., Ex '19, vVho knows2289 N. Adams Ave., Co~urr"bus, Ohio whereabouts?

* Life Subscriber to THE ARCH1. t Annual SUbscriber.

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600 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,SAINT PAUL, MINN'ESOTA

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Home address 0'1 each active member andpledge is given below. When a luan's homeis not Ann Arbor his school address is thechapter house, 608 E. Madison St., Ann Ar­bor.

*Brown J. Sanger, '28, 920 Hudson Ave.,Port Huron, Mich.

*Clark, vVm. B., '28, 7218 Harvard Ave.,Chicago

*Cummings, Edward C., '27, CarSOn City,Mich.

*Elder, Livingston H., '26, Tidioute, Pa.*Ely, Sheldon A., '29, 104 Division St.,

Big Rapids, Mich.*Foulks. Geo. M., '28, 625 12th St. N W.,

Canton, Ohio

DuBois, Donald B., Ex '-25, Tuscon, Ariz.*Fleming, R. J., Ex '27, 701 Miller Ave.,

Ann Arbor, Mich.*Miller, Charles T., Ex '27, Y. M. C. A.,

Grand Rapids, Mich.*Thompson, Walter R., Ex '27, -10526 Water­

loo Ave., Detroit.

Published Monthly During the College YearBy the Minnesota Alumni of

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Entered as second-class matter October 23,1923, at the post office at St. Paul, Minn.,under the Act of March 3, 1879.

*Sinlons, Malcolm G., '14, 601 Builders Ex­change Bldg., San Antonio, T'ex~

Slon1an, Arthur Lucius, '14, Died in Franceof pneumonia, Oct. 17, 191H

tSmith, Charles M., .Thermopolis, Wyo.*Sprague, Glen K., Ex '17, 1550 Se\varcl

Ave., DetroitStanley, I-Ierbert R., Ex '23, who kno,vs

whereabouts?Stanton, Franklin C., 810 Bounclry St.,

Olympia, Wash.*Stone, Orrin F., '20. 380 S. Hudson St.,

Bungalow No.3, Pasadena, Calif.Stone, vVn1. Henry, Ex '23, 322 E. Maple

Ave., Birmingham, Mich.Straight, Eugene D., '21, 1421 Dela,vare,

Detroit, Mich.Thornton, John C., '13, 502 Laurel Ave.•

Royal Oak, Mich.Trunl, Herman J., Ex '14, Who knows

whereabouts?Van E'::eppel, Gerald W., 'Vho knows where­

abouts?Venman, Vernon L., '14, 1635 Buena Vista

Ave. 'V., DetroitVoorhees, Louis F., '16, 511 First St.,

Charlottesville, Va.*vVachter, Horace VV., '23, 650 Lincoln Ave.,

Tole(lo. Ohi0'Valdo, Lester H., 2724 Grand Ave. W.,

Detroit.Ware, Richard VV., '20, 958 Boston Court,

Pasadena, Calif. ..*Weber, Raymond, Spc. '25, 1115 Green Ave.,

D0troit*~~estbrook, Royland S., '16, 15 Sherman

Place, Utica, N. Y.Whitney, Raymond J., Ex '12, R. No.5,

163 La Salle Ave., Royal Oak, Mich.*Williams, David H. Jr., '14, 8213 Greenfield

St., Detroit*Williams, George H., '24, 526 Elizabeth St.,

Pasadena, Calif.Wilson, Joseph R., 5P2 Easterday, Sault Ste.

Marif'. Mich.*Young, George F., '14, 19 Phillips St.,

Boston, Mass.*Zimmermann, John Joseph, '22, 61 Blaine

Ave., Detroit

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Faculty MemberJohnson, Carl E., 59 Thomas Ave. N.,

Minneapolis

MNESICLES CHAPTERUniversity of Min-nesota

MINNEAPOLIS

• Anderson, Milton J., '20, 2701 W. 4th St.,Duluth

*Anderson, Milton L., '21, 205 N. KenmoreAve., Los Angeles

*Backstrom, Emil F. C., '24, 72 W. 85th St.,New York City

*Bakken, Lawrence H., '22 4819 29th Ave.S., Minneapolis

Barnum, Charles R., '24, 520 Laurel Ave.,Peoria, Ill.

*Beeman, Ogden F., Ex '24, Wash. StateCollege, Pullman

tBerghult, Herman E., Ex '23, 25 WalnutSt., Hinsdale, Ill.

*Blessley, Roland C. W., Ex '20, BrooksF~ield" San Antonio, Tex.

*Bonsall, Wallace C., '24, 637 Belmont Ave.,Chicago

Brown,' Floyd W., '19, 3500 First Ave. S.,Minneapolis

Buckhout, Donald H., '17, 206 E. WayneSt., Maumee, Ohio

Buenger, Edgar W., '19, 1715 Jefferson Ave.,St. Paul

*Burton, H. Lee, Ex '22, 49 Thomas Ave. N.,IVIinneapolis

*Campbell, Donald, Spec. '21, 19 PondfieldRd. W., Bronxville, N. Y.

*Clark, J. Gordon, Ex '18, Rockville, Minn.*Corwin, John Ray, Ex '23, 2040 Juliet Ave.,

St. Paul*Dahl, George L., '21, 2928 Leeward Ave.,

Los Angeles*Damberg, Paul S., '22, 710 Jones St.,

Eveleth, Minn. '*Danlberg, Reuben P., '21, 137 Nichols St.,

Norwood, Mass.Dassett, Myron R., Ex '17, C/o Credit

Lyonais, Paris, Franc~

David, Roger I-Iarry" '19, 1111 MerchantsBk. Bldg., St. P2ul

*Davidson, Howard MacD., Ex '20, 182()St. Mary Ave., Omaha, Neb.

tDeane, G. Brooks, '19, 1004 Marquette Ave.,IVIinneapolis

*Didrickson, Phillip H., '20, 4956 McPhersonAve., St. Louis, Mo.

Dock, Chester J., '22, 132 S. 10th St.,Minneapolis

Dunn, Howard F., Ex '25, 1692 PrincetonAve., St. Paul

Ellingson, W. EITIil, Ex '17, 911 N. 23rc1Ave. W., Duluth.

*Ellison, Donald H., Ex '20, 120 S. 9th St.,Minneapolis

*Elmburg, LeRoy M., '25, 3218 PillsburyAve., Minneapolis

Fraser, George, '19, c/o American Academy,Rome, Italy

*Freeberg, George, '25, c/o N. W. L. A.,1645 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis

*Gerlach, Henry C., '22, 414 N. 4th St.,Mankato, 1\1inn.

*Gilman, Ho,vard B., '17; 3417 Park A,ve.,Minneaoolis

Graf, Dona-Iel T., '22, 305 Grove Ave.,Tampa, Fla.

*Grisson, Aubrey S., '25, 127 Montalm W.,Detroit, Mich.

*Haines, IIo,"vard N., '22, 1020 N. 41st St.,Omaha, Neb.

*Hammett, Ralph W., '19, 154 Supp-rior St.,Chicago

Hennessey, Richard F., Ex '23, 5808 FloridaAve., Tampa, Fla.

*IIolien, Edward 0., '23, 36 Joy St., Court­yard, Boston

Ingbritsen, Arnold L., Ex '24,1107 Lake Blvd.. Albert Lea, Minn.

*Ingemann, Wm. M., Ex '20, 639 EndicottBldg., St. Paul

*Isted, J. Elwood, Ex '24, 1934 W. Broad­way, Minneapolis

Jerrard, Ralston, Ex '18, 975 Lincoln Ave.,St. Paul

*John, Edward Otto, Ex '20, Died Dec. 23,- 1924

*Johnson, Anton N., '24, 407 Norris Place,Milwaukee

*Johnson, Elving L., '23, 3960 Pine St.,Philadelphia

Kendall, David M., Ex '20, 4132 Carolin St.,Long Island City, N. Y.

*Kendall, Walter A., '25, 129 16th St.•Mihvaukee

t Annual Subscriber.

in Columbus his school address is the chap­ter house, 1919 Indianola Ave., Columbus.

Ayers, Robert D., '26, Celina, OhioAve., Springfield, Ohio

Beem, Gerald T., Ex '25, Patalaska, OhioCrumley, George D., '26, 119 E. Hartramck

St., Mt. Vernon, Ohio*Dickerson, Frank J., '27, 145 Crestview Rd.,

Columbus*Dole, C. Russell, '27, 1019 Brice St.,

Lima, Ohio*Ferrenz, George H., '20, 18 W. Southern

Ave., Springfield, Ohio*Foley, Thomas J., '26, Bagley Road,

Olmstead Falls, Ohio·l<:ing, Willianl R., '28, 220 S. Patterson St.,

Carey, Ohio*Kuck, Carl Edward, '27, Box 139, New

lCnoxville, OhioLegge, Seward D., '26, 171 Ninth St.,

Newark, Ohio*Lindersmith, Willard W., '28, 1354 Prospect

Ave., ToledoMerkel, George E., '26, 474 W. Main St.,

Kent, Ohio*Rice, Donovan J., '28, R. F. D., No.7,

Dayton, Ohio*Scott, Franklin G., '26, Wellston, Ohio*Summerset, Harold C., '27, No.5 Senlinole

Apts., Rebecca St., Dayton, OhioWood, Dwight E., Ex '25, 2129 Peasley St.,

Columbus\Vorthley, Max L., '26, Stop 15 Lake Road,

Bay Village, Ohio

Honorary Members*Arnal, Leon Eugene, 2006 Second Ave. S.,

Minneapolis*Burton, Sanluel Chatwood, Faculty Club,

U. of M., MinneapolisHolman, William F., Exp. Eng. Bldg.,

TJ. of M., MinneapolisMann, Frederick M., 202 Ridgewood Ave.,

Minneapolis

PledgesCoady, John C., '29, 356 No. Garfield Ave.,

ColumbusChrist, Stanley 0., '29, 22 Grove St.,

Warsaw, N. Y.GoulJ, "VITI. S., '29, 720 Daniel St.,

Toronto, OhioHeichel, Robert M., '29, 707 Sandusky St.,

Ashland, OhioLacy, Herbert E., '27, 409 South St.,

vVihnington, OhioLe'ece, Robert M., '29, 1714 W. 25th St.,

Cleveland, OhioLe Fevre, Howard E., '28, King Road,

A.shland, OhioMeinhardt, Carl E., '29, 697 Stanley St.,

ColunibusScofield, Herbert A., '29, E. Somers St.,

Eaton, OhioSmith, Glenn, '29, 309 Wood St., Painsville,

OhioSperry, Pierce, '29, Middlefield, OhioStanley, Leroy S., '28, Beloit, OhioSterrett, Robert M., '28, 50 15th Ave.,

ColumbusStewart, Chas. K., '28 91 'V. 10th Ave.,

ColumbusToland, Roy E., '28, Jamestown, Ohio

Alumni MrembersAelams, Edward H., '21 St. Louis Park,

Minn.Allbee, Samuel Pierce. '16, died May, 1918Anderson, Elbert E., Ex '23, Who knows

whereabouts?Subscriber to THE ARCH1.

·Marvin, Newton F., '26, 714 Oakwood Ave.,Toledo. Ohio

Mathias, Clarence A., '16, 644 Rider Ave.,Akron, Ohio

*Mellenbrook, E. H., '26, Olmstead Falls,Ohio

~Ioore, Downie W., '15, 67 S. Ohio Av.,Columbus

lorrow, Roger B., '14, 240 E. State St.,Columbus

~lullay, William F., '16, 410 W. 28th St.,Los Angeles

*Neubrecht, Rupert H., '16, 8621 Elmira,Detroit. Mich.

*Oakley, Clyde T., '13, 3856 Avalon Road,Cleveland

·Oman, Galen F., '2P, 3192 Aldrich St.,Columbus

Osborne, Milton S., '22, 620 Race St.,Zanesville, Ohio

Outland, Capt. Geo. W., '16, Fort Sill, Okla.Perkins, Eulas E., '16, 207 Brighton Road,

ColumbusPettit, Walter E., '17, 185 Clinton Heights

Ave., ColumbusRaney, John K., '15, who knows where­

abouts'?*Reichard, Harry F., '13, 2302, N. 4th St.,

Columbus*Renick, Benjamin F., '23, 2812 Nebraska

Ave., Tampa, Fla.*Requarth, Earl L., '19, 1211 Everett Drive,

Dayton, OhioRockafield, Robert J., Ex '19, Died ~farch

25, 1917Ross, Marion F., '23, 2289 N. Adanls Ave.,

ColumbusScheaneman, Charles W., '18, Died 1921Shied, George, Died Dececmber, 1918tShumaker, Ross E., '16, 14 Enterprise St.,

Raleigh, N. C.Smith, F. Leo, '16, 45 Glencoe St., ColumbusSmith, Gordon L., '15, 645 East Fifth St.,

Chattanooga, Tenn.Snyder, George "V., Ex '22, Carey, Ohio*Spencer, Irvin B., Ex '22, 1077 Wyandotte

Road, R. No.4, Grandview, ColumbusSwan, Verne S., '15, Sherburne, Chenango

Co., N. Y.Taggart, Paul H., Ex '20, 60 S. Van Lear St.

Dayton, OhioTaylor, vValter A., '21, Boone University,

Wuchang, ChinaTeach, l\tlax I<::., '21, 2223 Neil Ave.,

Columbus*Thomas, J. Edgar, Jr., '24, 1096 Wilson

Ave., Marion, OhiotToothaker, Fred B., Ex '19, 888 Peckham

St., Akron, Ohio_Trapp, Clarence J., '18, 825 Seymour Ave.,

Columbus*Vietmeier, J1Jdward H., '17, 309 42d St.,

Sandusky, OhioWade, Robert V., '25, 212 N. 7th St.,

Martins Ferry, Ohio*Wegner, George W., '21, 15445 Hilliard

Road, Lakewood, OhiotWells, John Clayton, '14, 14719 Armin Ave.,

Lake'wood. Ohio .Whitehouse, Frank E., '21, c/o State Archi­

tect, Hartman Hotel Bldg., ColumbusvVilliams, Clement M., '25, Elmore, OhioWood, Paul L., '23, 1330 Madison Ave.,

ColumbusYoust, Claude W., '20, Fort Hayes Sta.,

R. F. D. No.8, Columbus

Associate Members*,A.rmstrong, E. Harris, Spec., 56 N. Stan­

wood Road. Bexley, Columbus*Axline, Dean vV.,Ex '25, 162 E. 37th St.,

New York CityBacon, Chas. H., '26, 155 Military St.,

Fond du Lac, Wis.Black, Joseph J., Ex '24, Cadiz, OhiotGreen, Lot H., Ex '26, 630 W. 30th St.,

Indianapolis, Ind.Hilton, Edgar 1.. Ex '24, Jamestown, Ohio

Piersche, John Noel, Jr., Ex '22, 150 W.IVlaynard Ave., Colunlbus

tSchoen, I-Iarold 1., Ex '23, 5901 Lowell Ave.,Indianapolis, Ind.

*Woditsch, Karl, Ex '26, 837 Riverside Ave.,St., Ashland, Ohio

Active MembersHome address of each active member is

given below. When a man's home is not* Life

6. THE ARC:Hl

KALLIKRATES CH~APTER

University of VirginiaUNIVERSITY

Active MembersI-Iome address of each active member is

given below. Where a man's home is notin Charlottesville, his school address isArchi House, Carr's Hill, University, Va.

*Anc1rews, David B., Jr., '27, North Haven,Conn.

*Ballou, Louis "V., '27, 203A N. Davis St.,Richmond

tBrown, La\vrence N., '27 409 Ridge St.,Charlottesville

*13ro,vn, W. Merle, '26, 810 Carter Road,Raleigh Court, Roanoke, Va.

Lr~~~~'tot7ees~'~~eAlex., '26, Ivy Road,

;;'Carral, Francis P., '28, Calle DeAtenas,No. 48, l\lexico City,· Mexico

*Draper,G. \tV., '25, Boykins, Va.Flar~nagan, Oscar l:..~., '~\), Cuba 52,

1-13. bana, Cuba:!'Gilfoyle, C. D., '29, 512 Victoria Ave.,

Lynchburg, Va.Gulley, Ralph G., '26, 615 W. 38th St.,

!'T0rfoll~*l-Iolley, l\1aurice E., Ex '28, Box 1238, Vvest

Palm Beach, Fla.*Little, Ralph, '27, 508 DeI-\.:alb St.,

Camden, S. C.:i'~avarro, Rag-elio, '27, 3 Sixth St, PQnan,:l

City, Panalna*Pal'1(cr, T'l1os. C., '28, 2~)10 Park Ave.,

Rich:1.1onc1*Peterll1an, H. R., '28, 832 Maiden Lane,

Roanoke, Va.*\Vebster, S. S., '29, 51 W. Main St.,

vVaterblFY, Conn.

Associate MemhersAshburner, H. H., Ex '26, Stockton, Calif.Dent, Lucian Minor, Ex '26, l\lacon, Miss.Everhart, Eccles D., Ex '24, 601 Jones St.,

High Point, N. C.Farrar, 'Wm. Carter, Ex '27. Who knows

vvhereabouts?Hodgkins, Edwin Key, Ex '26, C/o J. A.

Salter, Archt., Raleigh, N.C.Loving, Charles M., Ex '25, 801 \Vise St.,

Lynchburg, Va.Smith. Chester M., Ex '24, Chester, \V. Va.Via, ,I:Iarold A., Ex '26, 921 Ch81TY .Ase.,

Charlottesville

Alumni Members'*Brown, Ogden \iV., '25, 504 N. 1st St.,

Charlottesville, Va.Dixon, W. Irving, 918 Brandon Ave.,

Norfolk, Va.*Gregory, Fendall L., Jr., '25, 906 Clay St.,

Lynchburg, 'laoJohnson, \tVm. R., '25, c/o Architect Huntley,

High Point, N. C.*Law, James H., Jr., '25, 3025 Samford Ave.,

Shreveport, La.*Lawrence, Henry J., '25, who knows 'where­

abouts?Makielski, Stanisla'w J., '23, Varsity Hall,

University Va.Wells, Marshall S., '25, somewhere in New

York.

PledgesCheatharn, Wm; D.; '29, 2226 Connecticut

.A,ve., vVashington, D. C .I DumbrilIe, Phil. N., '28, 159-18 Northern

Blvd., Flushing, N. Y.Ec1n1unds, Paul G., '28, 659 Pearl St.,

Bluefield, W. Va.Hutchinson, H. P., '27, Llewellyn Park,

'\-Vest Orange, N. J.Lupton, Fred, '28 Lexington Ave.,

Charlottesville, Va.Scribner, Louie L., '29, Earlysville, Va.Tucker, Harrison B., '29, Charlottesville, Va.·

Subscrib~:r.t Annual

Lundeberg, Willianl, Ex '19, Transferred toAndronicus .

Lunke, James R., Ex '26, Bainville Mont.lVlacICenzie, Harry F., Ex '25, 525 ,V. 23rd

St., Proctor, Minn.Madsen, Merrill 1VI., Ex '25, Transferr~d to

Andronicus*Olsen, Clarence J., 'Ex '26, 827 Forest Ave.,

Muskegon, lVIich.*Olson, Wrn. A., Ex '24, Carleton, Minn.*Tousley, Horace W., Ex '27, Box 355,

Polo, Ill.*Townes, 'iVnl. T., Ex '26, 3.05 Grove Ave.,

Tanlpa,. Fla.*\Vitllerspoon, \Vm. J., Ex '2G, 82G Graud

A \:e.. St. Paul

Active MembersHome address of each active member and

pledge is given belovv. 'Vhen a man's homeis not in the rJ.'win Cities his school addressis 315 19th Ave. S. E., Minneapolis, ]\!Iinn.,after August 1, 1926.*BackstrOln, I~enneth A. W., '27, Pipestone,

Minn.:;:Bayliss, D. C., '29, Chisholm, Minn.*Brenner, Andrevv J., '27, 1509 Rollins Ave.

S. E., Minneapolis*Carjola, Chester L., '27, 525 E. River Road,

IVIinneapolis*Cederstra.nll, Stanley S., '27, 5712 Clinton

Ave. S., 1\1inneapolis*Church, Bruce R., '28, 228 Second Ave. E.,

Cresco, Io\va*Colvin, Hovlard W., '29, Box 549,

La Crosse, Wis.Eaton, Hug-h C., '27, 4412 Aldrich AYe. S.,

11.inncapolisEchva1'ds, 'Vn1. 11., '20, C/o 1\11's. G. L.

J\1iners, Biwabik, lVIinn.*Flegal, Ai C., '27, 318 12th St., Minneapolis.

Frenzel, Herman, '2u, 450 Fuller Ave.,St. Paul

:;:Fric1lund, lIarold 'Y., '28, 4943 Dupont Ave.S., J\J1inn2apolis

*Gerlach, "Vnl. De\vey, '2G, 414 N. 4th St.,],1:ankato, IvIinn.

:::Grisc1ale, John T., '27, 3733 ,T'welfth Ave.S., 1'Iinneapolis

Grossnlann, Frederic R., '28, Clewiston, Fla.:::GulIette, Robert E., '~7, 252~ Fillrnore St.

N. E., lVIinrieapolis*IIaugan, Rcub2n C., '27, 3312 Cedar Ave.,

J\1inneapolis:j:Holien, Gilman C., '28, 1248 Marshall

Ave., St. Paul*Jones, Faul 'V .. '28, G10 'iV. PD.rk Ave.,

Albert Lea, Minn.*IZilpatrick, Porter VV., '27, Adrian, J\'Iinn.:~Leach, Stowell D., '29, 510 4th Ave. S"

Faribault, l\tIinn.*Lindgren, Frank S., '28, 3241 Elliot Ave.,

J\JIinneapolisNlcGowan, Samuel F., '28, 481G Harriet

Ave. S., Minneapolis;;:l\1:attson, Frank E., '29, 213 Chandler Ave ..

Eveleth, Minn.*Nelson, Lyle C., '28, 617 Ruble Ave.,

Albert Lea, Minn.*Peterson, Geo. IE., '29, 875 Marshall A\"e.,

St. Paul*Peterson, Vernon E., '27, 3329 Cedar Ave.,

Minneapolis*Potter, Robert P., '26, 1206 S. 7th St.,

Fargo, N. D.:':Ra.TIley, John 1\1., '27, Maple Lal\'.?, 1\T1n1'1.::~Richardson, M. C., Ex '27, I-Iettinger, N. D.:~Santo, Louis W., '27, Janesville, J\1inn.::'Schneider, Walter H., '28, 620 S. 1\lain St.,

Blue Earth, Minn.::'Shifflett, Glynne Wm., '29, 906 3rd St. S.,

.Aberdeen, S.D. '*Stolte, Sidney L., '27 3959 SneI:i!lg A.ye.,

Minneapolis:iiT'osteson, Richard E., '28, 1724 4th St. S. E.,

l"linneapolis*Youatt, Glenn B~, '27, ICasota, J\1:inn.

PledgesMelin, Reuben H., '208, 325 lOth St. S.,

Virginia, Minn.* Life Subscriber to THE ARCH1.

Associate MembersBoxmeyer, Roy F., 'Ex '23, 41671js Oakvvood

Ave., Los AngelesCrowell, Elton K., '.25, 361G Park Ave.,

l\![innea'polis::'Do'wer, HaroldL., Ex '28, -Staples, Minn.tEkstrand, l\1:artinE., Ex '26, Room 6, Rovve

,Bldg., Lake vVorth, Fla. .Elfstrum, Fritz 0., Ex '24,. Carleton, J\1:inn.Ing'les, Glen L., Ex '23, Transferred to

Andronicus*Janslna, AJvin J., '26, 129 6th St.,

Milwaukee*Jenilings, I-Ierbert E::., Jr., Ex '27, 3419 Rac€;'

St., Philadelphia*Ginge:ry, Jani.eS C., Ex '28, Osaksis, Minn.~:Johansson, FolkeC., Ex '27, Box 872,

Cry-stal 'Falls, :rvUch.KrODP, Erhard J .. , ':28, 707 S€\'enth Ave. S.,

St. Cloud, ::\1inn.*Leonard, HenrY, 0 .. Ex '2~), 1023 18th Ave.

S. B., 1YIinneapoIis

*,ICing, IIarvey :M:., '18, 1115 S. 4th Ave.,Louisville

Kire! ner, vVm. H. Jr., '22, 2256 HendonAve., St. Paul

*IGeinschnlidt;Armin R., '22, 41~ W. Given. St. ]\lankato, Minn.

*ICleinschnlic1t, ,Fl,orian A.~ "20, 722 H'l.lnboldtSt., ]\'1:anhattan, Kan. ,

*ICorslunc1, Harry J., '20, 137 Nichols St.,. Nor\vood,; Mass.

*ICrapp, I-Iarry P., Ex '20, 1160 S .. FillmoreSt., D2nV~1',' Colo.

KreinkalTIp, Herbert A., '22, 1075 StanleyAve., Los Al1.ge. ~s

tJZreinkarnp, Linton H., '17, 1344 E. Florida,Long Beach, Calif.

Larsen, Edvvin, '21, who knows where­abouts?

Lounsberry, Paige H., Ex '24, vVho knovvsyv-hereabouts?

Loye, Edwin' ]\1.,' '20, 1789 Undercliff Ave.,New York City

*Lyon, Glenn 11., '20, 630 Coit Ave. N. E.,Grand Rapids, Mich.

]\lcGee, Richard A., '23, Stout Institute.lYlenomonie, Wisc.

MacGregor, 'Walter F., Ex '16, c/o Gedney& lVlurphy, Archts., St. Petersburg, Fla.

Magnuson, Elmer J., Ex '23, 1926 E.Superior St., Duluth

*Melander, A. Reinholclt, '21, 3031 E. BrancbSt., Duluth

Mix(~r, Vvaltel' R., '17, 1149 Rayn10nd Ave.,St. Paul

*lVlol~u1der, Edvvin ,V., '25, IVIinot, N. D.]vIoore, Norman R., '25, vvho kno\vs where­

abouts?*]\J'[oorman, Albert J., '18, 1GOG Stanford Ave.,

'Bt. Paul '*J\Jloorn1an, Franl( S., '22, 728 Goodrich Ave.,

St. Paul ';:'l':Iunson,\\:'illiard 1., Ex' '24, Mabel, IVIinn.~':r..Jystrorr.., Paul E., '24, 6 Munger Terrace,

Duluth, Minn.*Olson, Echvin E., '25, 2405 2nth Ave. S.,

IVIinneapolisPaly,nthien, Roy 0., '21, 844 lVlarietta Ave.:

l\1ilwaukee*Pet~rson, Everett L., '25, 1721 4th St. S. ID.,. 1\1inneapclis

.:!:Peterson, 1:1arold R., ' 18, Box 273,Orfino, Idaho

;;'Poulsen, George F., '17, 1455 Randolph St.,St. Paul

Pruc1d r TJ, Ceor~e H.~, '17, 12300 Tuller,J)rtrcit, Mich.

*Rauglanc1, .Arnold 1., '20, 4213 Park Ave.,

j'Iinneapolis 30'? Carroll Av.e, ',':"Rigg, Alwin E., '25, -St. Pn,ul

;:'Root. Frank R., '24, 24 21st St.,TVheeling, ,V. Va.

Rudely, Arthur II., '24. Who kno\vs where­abouts?

*Stewart, Geo. A., '22, 1008 Selby Ave.,St. Paul ,

*Strong, Sidney M., ~x '~O, Atwater, Minn.Thelander, Adolph F., Ex: '2.4, who know8

\vherc8.bouts?~:Towrisend, Marion J., Ex '20, Donald,

Vlash.*vVich':lund, Paul E., '25, 5411 ICenmore,

ChicagoWright, Ste'\vart V., '19, 1426 So.' First St.,

Louisville, ICy. '

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Alumni MembersByers, Lawrence W., '22, 459 S. Volutia

Ave., Wichita, Kan.*Chase, Volney A., '23, 1331 Grace Ave.,

Cincinnati*Hartgroves, Wm. James, '24, 2822 Nebraska

Ave., Tampa, Fla.*Johnson, J. Franklin, '24, Box 510, Bay­

shore Blvd., Tampa, Fla.*Kerr, Wm. Crawford, '24, 5505 Ninth St.,

Tampa, Fla.*Koenig, Wm. Harold, '22, 110 State St.,

Seneca Falls, N. Y.*Kreybill, Elnmett E., '22, c/o J. R. Atkins,

7729 N. Ashland Ave., ChicagoLane, Lieut. Raymond C., '24,

Fort Snelling, Minn.Padgett, Merl Lee, '23, 410 B Ave. East.

Hutchinson, Kan.Wichers, Henry E., '24, 1501 Humboldt St.,

Manhattan, Kan.

Associate Members*Alberding, C. Leo, Ex '26, 1437 Q St.,

Lincoln, Neb.Ashcraft, Wm. Alfred, '26, Arrington, Kan.*Beck, Fred, Ex '27, 1716 Poyntz Ave.,

Manhattan, Kan.*Cless, Clyde H., Ex '27, Rossville, Kan.*Cortes, Louis A., Ex '27, 3240 Flora Ave.,

Kansas City, Mo.Hiesterman, Alfred H., Ex '27, Greenleaf,

Kan.*Hill, E'mmett L., Ex '28, Jennings, Kan.*Ibach, Gerald A., Ex '27, 407 N. 4th St.,

Ponca City, Okla.Ingle, Allen N., Ex '2,6, 114 ",V. 10th St.,

I(ansas City, Mo. "*1(oon, Robert S., Ex '29, R. F. D. No.8,

Manhattan, Kan.Patterson, Ira L., Ex '25, Ellsworth, Kan.Soupene, Myron H., Ex '25, 223 Masonic

Temple, Enid, Okla.Stueber, Theo. H., Ex '25, 2026 Belmont

A.ve., Parsons, Kan.*Swenson, Robert C., Ex '25, Overton Park,

Kan.*Whiteside, Walter J., '28, Spearville, Kan.*Wolgast, Arthur W., Ex '27, Alma, Kan.Wolgast, \Yalt~r A., Ex '27, Alma, Kan.

Active MembersHon1e address of each member and pledge

is given below. When a man's home is notManhattan his school address is the chapterhouse, 1020 Houston St., Manhattan.*Billings, Fred G., '26, 714 Moro St,

Manhattan, I(an.*Burton, James E., '27, Hollis, Kan.*Cramer, W. H., '29, Liberal, Kan.Elliott, Dean A., '27, Holton, Kan.*Ferrell, Alfred C., '29, Valley Falls, Kan.*Friedel, Ben W., '26, 315 Crawford,

Ft. Scott, Kan.*Gehring, Ferol P., '28, 1215 Keeler Av'

Bartlesville, Okla.Gross. Frank P., '26 401 E. 9th St.,

Abilene, Kan.Hoelzel, Carl F., '26, 2732 Gilham Road.

J(ansas City, Mo.*Honeycutt, Chas. S., :29, Reese, Kan.*Lantz, Oscar D., '27, Chapman, Kan.*Olmstead, Loren W., '28, Great Bend, Kan.*Osborne, Robert R~, '28, 3438 College,

K:ansas City, Mo.Paln1quist, Norman E., '26, Laramie, Wyo.-Reid, Leo W., '28, Lyons, Kan.-Sanders, Wilmar W., '28, Clay Center, Kan.·Schober, Robert A., '29, Powhattan, Kan.·Souders, Harold M., '27, 31G Pine St.,

Eureka, Kan.Van Vranken, Eugene T., '26, Box 426,

Pratt, Kan.·Veitch, Archie M., '28, Kanapolis, Kan.Williams, Hugh G., ·'27, 9'20 Laramie St.,

Manhattan, Kan.

PAEONIOS CI-fAPTERKansas State Agricultural College

MANHATTAN

I-Ionorary MembersBaker, Cecil F., c/o Holabird & Roche,

Arch:tects, Chicago

Faculty Members*Barr, Harold A., 727 Bankers Mortgage

Bldg., Houston, Tex. . PledgestDehner, Walter L., Whitehouse, Ohio*Helm, John F., Home address, 416 Douglas Crossen, Walter M., '28, Turner, Kan.

St., Syracuse, N. Y. Present address, Greer, Howard M., '29, 1628 Woodland Blvd.,K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kan. Kansas City, I<:an.

*\Veigel, Yaul, 1204 Fremont St., Manhattan Roberts, Oral L., '28, Ogden, Kan.Subscriber to THE ARCHI. t Annual Subscriber.

*Baden, Frank H., '27, 848 1h W. 37th St.,Los Angeles

*Bond, David ,E., '28, 1141 EI Centro St.,So. Pasedena, Calif.

*Chambers, J. Curtis, '27, 759 N. RaymondAve., Pasedena, Calif.

*Clarich, Ivo L., '28, 1759 W. 50th St.,Los Angeles

*Colvin, HO'ward W., '29, Box 549,La Crosse, Wis.

*Cutshall, Leonard L., '27, 4811 Sarena St.,Los Angeles

*Denny, Carl W., '29, 1408 D Rock GlenAve., Glendale, Calif.

*Do·wey, Geo. G., Jr., '2.7, 1117 W. 18th St.,Los Angeles

*Ellis, Lee M., '27, 235 Jacaranda St.,Fullerton, Calif.

*Fry, Chas. E., '28, 1021 W. 49th St.,Los Angeles, Calif.

*Geiger, Raymond C., '28, 127 E. 25th St.,Long Beach, Calif.

*Green, Frank W., '27, 222 W. 73rd St.,Los Angeles

*HagenIan, Frederick C., '28, who knowswhereabouts?

*Hathaway, Paul L., '27, 967 "G" Ave.,Coronado, Calif.

*J(ing, Richard F., '27, 925 S. HighlandAve., Los Angeles

*Latta, S. Graham, '27, 725 N. MarylandAve., Glendale, Calif.

*Lan1pman, Joseph A., '29, 3226 LincolnBlvd., South Gate, Calif.

*McDonald, Francis J., '30, Box 307,N orvvalk, Calif.

*Mc.Elvy, Carl C., '27, 1147 Rosalind,Los Angeles

*McIlvain, Noble E., '26, 293 N. Hill St.,Pasadena, Calif.

*lVIendel, E. Albert, '28, 2446 ChiselhurstDrive, Hollywood, Calif.

*Norris, Claude F., '26, 862 liE" Ave.,Coronado, Calif.

*Parker, Donald C., '27, 192 N. BaldwinAve., Sierra Madre, Calif.

*Patrick, George L., '27, 4949 Hartwick St.,Los Angeles

*Schaffer, Donald R., Spec., 1814 W. 22ndSt., Los Angeles

*Strawn, James Cecil, '26, R. F. D. No.1,Fullerton, Calif.

*Thomas, Geo. C., '29, 1014 Crescent Drive,Beverley Hills, Calif.

, *r.rhorne, Leland L., '28, 1711 5th Ave.,Los Angeles

Van Rehder, Frank J., '26, 1320 E. Broad­way, Huntington Park, Calif.

*vVall, Henry V., '30, 2924 Manitou Ave.,Los Angeles

*vVilson, Boyd, Spec., 962 W. 47th St.,Los Angeles

*Wyre, Wilbur R., Spec., 412 Cypress Ave.,Pasadena, Calif.

PledgesConnell, M. W., '29, 321 N. Marguerita St.,

Alhan1bra, Calif.Wright, Ray S., '30, 738 S. Chapel St.,

Alhambra, Calif.

* Life

ANDRONICUS CHAPTERUniversity of Southern California

LOS ANGELES

Honorary Members*Garnsey, Julian E., 200 N. Berendo,

Los Angeles*Parkinson, Donald B., 1605 San Vincente

Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif.*Winslow, Carlton M., 11 Laughlin Park,

Los Angeles, Calif.

Faculty MemberBaldwin, Clayton M., 357 W. 52nd Place,

Los AngelestWeatherhead, Arthur C., '12 633 1h Imogene

Ave., Los Angeles, Calit.

Alumni MembersAnderson, George C., '24, 1134 Tenth St.,

Santa Monica, Calif. Traveling in EuropeBachman, Leo F., '25, 1358 W. 29th St.,

Los AngelesBanks, Lionel C., '24, 1336 W. 55th St.,

Los AngelesBartles, Donald L., '23, R. F. D., Box 103,

Downey, Calif.Cundiff, Stanley M., '24, 358 W. 39th St.,

Los AngelesDuell, Randall A., '25, 501 W. Francis St.,

Ontario, Calif.tIngles, Glen L., '23, 1358 W. 29th St.,

Los Angeles*Holdridge, ·",rm. D., '28, 1624 W. 55th St.,

Los AngelesLemon, Melville L., '25, 815 N. Holliston,

Pasadena, Calif.Low, Norman L., '2,5, 11031h Leighton Ave.,

Los AngelesLundeberg, William, '25, 1358 W. 29th St.,

Los Angeles*McClelland, Rodney D., '25, Apartado No.5,

Empalme, Sonora, Mexico*Morehead, Francis E., '25, 1~)40 W. 7pth

St., Los AngelesMullen, IVlark A., Spec., Honolulu, T. H.tMurphy, Paul E., '24, 320 E. Dryden,

Glendale, Calif. Traveling in Europe*Parsons, W. Francis, '25, Santa Paula,

Calif.Pigeon, Lo"vell W., '25, 4935 Monte Vista

St., Los AngelesPIetsch, ,Theodore L., '25, 146 S. Berkeley

St., Pasadena, Calif.Silvius, Paul E. T., '23, 2923 S. Hobart Blvd.,

Los AngelesWenzell, Gervase K., Ex '24, Died May 4,

1924Wing, Kenneth S., '25, 440 Rhea St.,

Long Beach, Calif.

.Associate Members*AbralTIS, Edmund C., Ex '26, 1307 Mill St.,

San Luis Obispo, Calif.*Baird, Merrill W., Ex '2,7, Box 17

Pacific Palisades, Calif.*Baker, Alfred Dills. Ex '24, Box 278,

Beverly Hills P. 0., Beverly Hills, Calif.Bissell, Rowland H., Ex '24, 928 W. 82nd

St., Los A.ngeles*Chaprnan, vVilliam E., '27, Lock Box 647,

Mineral Wells, TexasCrawford, Rowland, H., Ex '24, c/o Cornell

Univ., Ithica, N. Y.*Sadelman, Richard, Ex '27, 1221 Georgiana,

Santa Monica, .Calir.Sandell, Charles E., San Bernardino, Calif.Webb, J. Bert, Ex '25, 3955 S. Hobart Blvd.,

Los Angeles*Wheeler, Lyle R., Ex '28, who knows

whereabouts?Willhide, Paul Edgar, Ex '2.4, Viselia, Calif.

Affiliate Members*Madsen, l\1:errill M., '26, 1358 W. 29th St.,

Los Angeles

Active MembersHome address of each member and pledge

is given b810w. Where a nlan's home is notLos Angles his school address is the chapterhouse, 1358 West 29th St., Los Angeles*Allison, Ros\vell T., '26, 5925 Monterey Road,

Los Angeles

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Active Members*Bossard, Everett F., '27, 618 S. Delaware,

Tulsa, Okla.*Brattebo, Oscar, '28, Stillwater, Okla.*Brown, Hugh W., Jr.,' '27, 702 N. Aydelotte

St., Shawnee, Okla.*Doty, Cecil J., '28, Route No.2" Chaney,

Okla.*Flood, Harold F., '28, Newkirk, Okla.*Holyfleld, Earl F., "27, 516 Knoblock St.,

Stillvyater, Old~.

*l\1cKee, Ralph H., '26, 136 So. Osage,Shawnee, Okla.

*Nol~n, Bryan W., '27, 224 Hester St.,Stillwater, Okla.

*Redding, Harold L., '28, 1632 DorchesterAve., Muskogee, Okla.

*Strickler, John, Jr., '26, 111 Vance St.,San Antonio, Texas

:j;Sumner, Guy L., '2~, 1204 S. Frankfort,Tulsa, Okla.

*West, Robert E., '26, 1944 \V. 22nd St.,Oklahoma City, Okla.

PledgesBossard, Leroy T., '27, Box 53, Tulsa, Okla.Griffin, Wm. JVI.,. '27, 1402 Kaisas Ave.,

Chickasha, Okla.Hartley, Henry IE., '28, 314 E. Broadway,

Altus, Okla.Norris, Paul, '29, 1827 Oregon Ave.,

Chickasha, Okla.Balfour" Andrew, 'Oklahoma City, Okla.

THERON CHAPTER ISESTABLISHED NOW

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Bryan W. N olen was president andHugh W. Brown, Jr., secretary of theold Theron fraternity which is nowTheron chapter. Perhaps due to thefact that both Patterson and Brownthought the other, fellow sent us the listof officers elected we haven't found outanything except that Brother HU'gh isvv. s.

Originally organized to petition AlphaRho Chi the Theron Club at the AnIlArbor convention presented a wonder­fully illuminated book of facts support­ing their first petition incorporatedtherein. 'That petition could not mustera unanimous vote at the convention sothat none was taken, but the convention~vent on record favoring and encour­aging Theron to maintain a house andauthorizing the Grand Council to pre­sent more information as to the depart­Inent of architecture at Oklahoma.

Petition Second Tim,e

Finally following the Virginia conven­tion last January a second petition wasr'eceived and this with data was relayedto the chapters. In the interval the twopetitions the department was materiallystrengthened. The actives were pullingdo\vn good awards in the Beaux-Artswork in New York judgments and planswere initiated for a house next fall.

The menlbers maintained a genera]average of '37.4 for the previous quarter,\vhich was 4.8 higher than any -othersocial or professional fraternity on thecampus. In the department, which hassome 12,000 square feet of space on thetop floor of the main engineering build­ing, the boys more than ·held their own.

At the last meeting of the Board ofRegents of the college Dr. Bradford

Subscriber.t Annual

Active Memhers

THERON CHAPTEROklahoma A. and M. Colle~e

STILLWATER

Associate Members*MacMillan, Edward M., Ex '25, 71 Lake

Place, New Haven. Conn.

*Doig,'DJlnCan Campbell, '25; Walton, N. Y.,4929 Forbes St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Garber, David S.; '25, 1472 Powell St.,; Norristown, Pa.*Goehring, Arthur K., '25, 578 Maryland

Ave., Norfolk, Va. .*Lovistrutter, Allison B., '24, 731 Lincoln,

Lock No.4, Pa.*Lundquist, Cal A., '25, 59 Arch St., New

Britian, Conn.*Page, Howard A.'; '24, 900 Harrison St.,

Lynchburg, Va.*Sload, Paul Hoeffer, '25, 245 Walnut St.,

Columbus, Pa.*Tillotson, Jared E., '25, 916 Central Y. M.

C. A., Pittsburgh, Pa.*Turcotte,Louis R., '24, 1811 E. 90th St.,

Cleveland, Ohio*Wood, John Samuel, '24, 3096 Losantiville

Ave., Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati

Home address of each active n1elnber andpledge is given below. When a nlan's homeis not in Pittsburgh, his school address isgiven second.

*Altenhof, Lewis J., '29, Dondora, Pa.*Bastian, Max Wilford, '23, 913 Virginia

Ave., Lancaster, Pa., 5549 Forbes St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Boldry, Frederick C., '26, 804 No. SumnerAve., Scranto, Pa.

*Bott, Paul M., '27, 252 W. Columbia St.,Alliance, Ohio

*Bradley, Herold, '28, 4309 S. 23rd St.,Omaha, Neb., 630 Clyde St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Busler, Merdon R., '26, 807 Hepburn St.,Williamsport, Pa.

*Dougla~s, John Samuel, '26, 406 W. vVayneSt., Lima, 0.; 1655 Shady Ave., Pitts­burgh, Fa.

*Forsythe, Wm. Stuart, '26,746 Broughton St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Keener, Rex M., '2G, 422 Grand St.,Morgantown, W. ,Va.

*Love, Eln1er, '26, 211 E. Colunlbus Ave.,Cory, Pa.; Carnegie Inst. of Tech. P.O.,Pittsburgh, . Pa.

*Leivo, Thure M., '28, 115 Dickson St.,New Castle, Pa.

*Magill, FultonR., '26, 202 Garfield Ave.,New Castle, Pa.

*Paul, Janles W., '26, 619 S. Linden Ave.,Pittsburgh. Pa.

*Ropp, J. Arthur, '26, 614 N. Second St.,Titusville, Pa.

*Ross, Scott M., '28, 217 E. Long Ave.,DuBois, Pa.

*Scheicl{:, William, '28, 64 Wilson Ave.,Uniontown, Pa.; 5601 vVilkins Ave.,Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Shuttles, Harold, '29, Box 1254, Asheville,N. C.

*Simboli, William B., '26, 163 Reiter St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Stark, Stanley S., '26, 102 Erwin St.,Duquesne, Pa.

*,Twohig, Lee Vincent, '28, 523 Ninth Ave.,Huntington, W. Va.

*Wagner, Bernard J., '28, 604 Penn St.,Sharpsburg, Pa.

*Weimer, P. Commodore, '28, 1890 E. 97thSt., Cleveland, Ohio

*Wiseman, Chester L., '28, 314 State St.,Proctorville, Ohio

*Young-, Robert Roo '2:1. J28 SDrague Ave.,Bellvue,Pa.; 4915 Forbes St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.

Faculty Members*Annis, Verle L., A.lderton, Wash.*Wilber, Philip A., 315 Knoblock St"

Stilhvater, Okla.·,Life SUbscriber to THE ARCHI.

DINOCRATES CHAPTER.University of Texas

AUSTIN

POLYKLITOS CHAPTERCarnegie Institute of Technology

PITTSBURGH

Alumni Members*Brace, Marion i\.; '2,4, 281 Mt. Prospect

Ave., Newark, N. - J.*Cnnvgey; JUli:1nP.,'25, {Box 454, Clemson''. College, S. Caroli~a ,*Deacon, Glenwood A~,. '24,2C27 Poplar St.,

Lyncl)burg, ,Va.

Faculty Members. *Everett, Raymond, 917 W. 31st., Austin,

.Tex..*Vosper, Samuel C., 1115 City Nat. Bank

Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.

Alumni Members*Bai1ey~ Benjamin P., Jr., '25,

Hotel Gibraltar, Paris, Tex.*Decker, Gerald G., '2.5, Mission, Texas*Fairchild, Cameron D., '24, Taylor, Tex.*Howze, Albert H., '24, C/o Wm. Ward

Watkins, Archt., Houston, Tex.*Kleine, William S., '25, who knows where­

abouts?*Markle, Willard G., '24, Who knows 'where­

ahouts?*Simmons, C. Clifton, '25, c/o Phelps and

Dewer,Gunter Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.*Wright, Chester C., '24, Who knows where­

abouts?

Associate Members'*Terrell, Steve E., '25, who knows where­

abouts?*Whiteside, WarrenT., '25, Greenville, Tex.

Active MembersHome address' of each active member and

pledge is given below. Where a man'shome is not Austin his sehool address is2715 Nueces St., Austin, Tex.*Abbott, H'erman H., '28, Box 626, Vernon,

'.rexas*Buchanan, James C., '27, 1423 Cooper St.,

Ft. Vvorth, Texas*Gannaway, Herbert S., '25, 711 Ruiz St.,

Austin, Tex.*Harker, George H., '26, 711 Hays St.,

San Antonio,' Tex.*Jessen, Harold E., '28, 1609 E. 11th St.,

Austin, Tex.*I<:riegel, A,wald F., '28, Giddings, T'ex.*Law, John Wilton, '26,1245 Avenue E,

Deaumont, 'rex.*McClure, M. Wilson, '26, 726 Glendale,

Dallas, ,Tex.*Mebane, Mike, '28, Trinity, Texas*MilIs, Joseph M., '27, 727 West Page,

D::lllas, Texas*J\1urcbison, Hern1an, '28, 305 W. 7th St.,

Austin~ Tex.*Olson, Carl R., '28, Cisco, Tex.*Story, Donald' C., '27, 3354 Lexington Ave.,

Chicago*White, James R., '28, 423 E. 10th St.,

Cro,vley, Texas

Pledge1sBurke, M. A., '28, Floydada, Tex.Giesecke, Fred E., Hon., 901 E. 24th St.,

Austin, Tex.Levy, Herbert S., '28, :U3 N. 2nd St.,

lVIonroe, La.Millhouse, Chas. A., '28, 505 W. 38th St.,

A.ustin, Tex.Nagle, Fred S., '2.7, 2624 Selado St., Austin,

Tex.Phinney, Edward T., '29, Brownwood, Tex.Pressler, Paul E., '27,102 E. 30th St.,

Austin, Tex.Wylie, Orval L.,'28, Cleburne, Texas

The Chapters

Knapp, president, was given absoluteauthority to secure the best man avail­able as -head of the department of archi­tecture regardless of the salary to bepaid. Indicative of the growth of thecollege, three new buildings have re­cently been added to the campus.

Organized SevenYears

Theron chapter was organized in 1919with the avowed purpose the petitioningof Alpha Rho Chi. At present theyhave twenty-four alumni, thirteen activeand four faculty members, of whichnumber two were initiated. None ofthe alumni have as yet been initiated,but the actives have.

The architectural department nowconsisting of 54 members was organizedin 1912. At present there is a faculty offive menlbers devoting themselves whol­ly to architecture.

Of the signers of the second petitionfour were not initiated at this time. OneAndrew Balfour, track man, has signedthe oath of allegiance and will be initi­ated soon. I t was felt that he owed hisloyalty to his school as a member of thesquad, hence the action in his case.

What They Do

W. V. Harber dropped out of schoolin February because of health. OrvilleR. Walker, who \vill be remembered asone of the first petition signers, gradu­ated at the end of the winter quarter andis \vorking in Oklahoma City. CharlesThompson married and dropped out ofschool temporarily about three weeksbefore the installation. Walker will beinitiated later, and Harber and Thomp­son when they return to school.

Of the brothers initiated. Stricker isan Acacia and active in Scabbard andBlade. l\lcKee is an R. O. T. C. captainand wrestles some. Nolen sings in theGlee club, while Holyfield plays in theband. The latter is a Kappa Kappa Psi.Brow:n is an R. O. T. C. officer and atthis writing is at San Antonio in sum­mer camp.

Brattebo is active in engineering so­ciety doings and West is a Sigma Tau.Harper is an Acacia and interested inthe R. O. T. C., while Walker is also anAcacia. Balfour belongs to Phi KappaPhi, and Thompson to Kappa Kappa Psiand Sigma Chi. Thompson was also aband man. Sumner is a Sigma PhiEpsilon member and Bossard a KappaKappa Psi as is Flood.

MOLANDER MARRIES MAYEThey say that when the minister pro­

nounces a couple, man and wife, that thetwo are one. However, in Minneapolis,on June 29th, there were two ·smiles thatwhile united in matrimony, we are surewill continue to shine as two.

We have an announceme:nt from Mr.and Mrs. George E. Boynton, of themarriage of their daughter Maye to Bro.Edwin W. Molander, Mnes-icles '25, at

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the First Congregational Church. Theywill be at home in Minot, N. D., whereEd is in partnership u:nder the firm nameof Bugenhagen & Molander, architects.

The Boyntons stand high with Mnes­icles chapter, for when the University

DINOCRATES-TEXASJ. W. Law, Correspondent

Within the last month, we have losttwo active members-Jimmie Buchananwas forced to withdraw from school be­cause of his health, an-a Don Story wentto Chicago to go to work. .

Gerald Decker, '25, has left Floridaand is now working in New Orleans,La. I t is rumored that he will soonbe back in Texas again. They all comeback sooner or later to the Lone StarState.

An Alumni Chapter with headquartersat San Antonio has recently been organ­ized with the avowed purpose of givingDinocrates some reinforcenlent. Themembers of the chapter thus far are S.C. P. Vosper, lVIalcolm Simons, WilliamKleine, Colonel Simmons, and RaymondEverett. The fact that the graduatesare behind us gives fresh encourage­lnent.

In our election held the first meetingin JV[ay, Brother Joe Mills was electedW. A., and Brother Harold J essen wa~

lnade W. A. A. 'These boys have lotsof plans and ambition. Weare expect­ing great things from them.

To celebrate Founders' Day, it wasattenipted to have all the alum:ni in Tex­as here at the chapter house. The at­tempt to get all fell a little short of thegoal set, but a very good representation\vas here. Brother Vosper of San An­tonio offered a prize for the best designof a chapter house for Dinocrates.Brothers Simons, Simmons, and Kleine,also of San Antonio, prepared the pro­g-ram for the competition and set thedate of Rendu and of judgment for thatof the Founders' Day celebration.

The actives of the chapter grew quiteinterested in the problem, and anum...ber of good solutions were submitted inspite of the fact that everyone \vasforced to "vork early and late on BeauxArts problems at the same tin1e. Bro.Buchanan, now in Fort Worth, \von theprize of twenty-five dollars.

POLYKLITOS-CARNEGIEJames Paul, Correspondent

At our last meeting in April the fol­lowing men were installed as officers

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blocked the first start on the new Mnes­icles house, the~ gave up their RiverRoad home to Mnesicles chapter; hencethe well wish.es are stronger than everfor "Sister" Maye and Brother Ed.Keep smiling, both ave yez.

II for the coming year: Lee Twohig, W.A.; John Ropp, W. A. A.; Commodore

I Weimer, W. C.; Bernard Wagner, W.I E., and Thure Leivo, W. S.

The other day when the seniors wereon charette we were all surprised andgreatly pleased by an unexpected visitfronl Brother Weatherhead of Androni­cus. He came out to look the schoolover vvhile changing trains, and we werevery sorry we were all so busy. Werounded up n10st of the fellows as soonas we found who our visitor was andthen we had a short but interesting tilnetalking and asking questions.

On May 4th we had our meeting atthe Acacia house. Our speaker was C.M. Stotz, who gave us a very interestingtalk on Europe and showed us some ofhis sketches made while abroad. Broth­ers Forsythe and Boldry are sailing 011

June 25th for a visit of four months andvve surely do envy them. '

Polyklitos is losing eight men with thisyear's class, but the new men are capa­ble of carrying on with a bigger andbetter chapter than we have ever hadbefore. We are graduallv working to­ward a house, and it should not b~ longnow until we can hope to be able to"snpport one.

COlTIpetition for the A P X cup for thebest decorated fraternity house is at ahigh Ditch now and at -present they alllook like ~linners. but we are leavingthat up to the judges.

THERON-O. A. & M.Hugh 'v. Brown, Correspondent

We wish to advise you of our list ofo\fficers of 'Theron Chapter; they' are asfollows: -

Bryan W. Nolen, W. A.John Stricker, Jr., W. A. A.Hugh W. Brown, W. S.Harold F. Flood, W. C.Earl F. Holyfield, W.E.Harold L. Redding, W. Supt.

I .aln trying to be prompt with all mybUSIness corresponde:nce while here incamp at the summer training catnp atFort Sam Houston, San Antonio. Findit hard to quite do so as we are busyall day long with drills and many for­mations, the most important of whichis lness.

lVherein lVe Recount ThiilgS alzd ThoughtsWhiclz COlne To Our Attention.

From The Editor's Mail Box

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I spent one day in Austin lookingoyer the town and the architectural de­partment at the University of Texas. Ilnet one A P X man and one pledgewhile there.

There are many interesting things tosee here in this old Spanish tow:n, in­cluding The Almo. It has no greatarchitectural value, but is interesting

Remember last month we said' thatvve didn't know why we had :not heardfrom Brother J. J. Patterson, G. L., withhis story about the old architects, after\vhom our chapters are named? Wellvve found out that there was a goodreason-Mrs. "Pat" and their babe wereboth sick with flu or something.

(Jur \vorthy friend however has beenbusy since, having not only turn~d outthe required yarn but he also directedthe installation of Thero'n Chapter atOklahoma. You see, Brother Pat wason the faculty there for several yearsand really planted the seed for AIl?haRho Chi so that it was more than fittingand proper that he install them. How­ever as G. L. that vvas his job anyway.

P. S.-We learned another thing aboutthe Grand Lecturer the other day. Be­in' as how your editor is not far fromDuke Strong's abode we drop aroundno\v and then to see the W. G. E. andh:~ wife. ~v1rs. Strong is responsible forthe information that Brother Pattersonhas a splendid voice. A little detective\vork revealed the fact that he is soloistfor St. A~ndrew's Episcopal church, FortWorth's largest.

A recent mail brought an announce­rnent of the installation of Xi Chapterof Sigma Phi Sigma at the Universityof North Carolina.

Another letter from the South camefron1 ]Vralcolm G. Simons, Iktinos. '14,one of the chapter men of that Michl Q"ancre\v a:nd prime mover in the establish­lnent of the Dinocrates chapter. Sl isin a partnership at San Antonio and isstrong for T~~e Archi. We're glad, hesays:

Of Real Value"A little example of the real value

that our publication serves, not onlytelling of the chaptpr activities at theseveral universities but also vvhat tl1f~

old-timers are doing and vvhere they arelocated.

"It vvas through The Arch; that Ilearned that Brother Blessley, MneslclesEx '20, was stationed at Brooks Field.othervvise he mav have been here andgone, and· I would never have known it.A.s i!, was I got into communication withhlfll.

Speakinv of 1\1nesicles. That gang aresure humping with their house and they

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lilore as the mUSeUlTI it is than anythingelse.

One finds a beautiful theatre herevvhich is designed after the Aztec In­dians, and the detail and design as a"Vlhole is wonderful \vork. I have nottravelled much, but it is the best I haveever seen during lily young life.

are keeping The Archi advised betterthan the Iktinos bunch. In fact I amjust advised that one of the Mnesiclesalumni in Detroit, Aubrey H. Grisson,'25, just kicked thru with a check for$lCO, his full house pledge to aid thene\v project. We knovv many brothersbetter able vvho haven't done half thatgood. Perhaps dollars and cents are notgauges of a man's interest in his frater­nity, but it is a good indication of whichway he is leaning.

A Boy NowSonle of the fellows have grear.er re­

sponsibilities than Shorty, for exampleKoy O. Papenthien, '21, who announcesthe arrival of a second child in hishome-1'homas Roy. Little Ruth Maryvvill be tV/O years old this next August.'I'hese with his office keep him hU111ping,but Roy says, "My final paylnent \villbe in before the house is finished."SOlnehow the bug gets thenl all, andwhen they see the hous~_ actually near­ing completion it brings in the supportfroln the loyal.

Leo Alberding, Paeonios Ex '25, vvrotethe other day from Lincoln, Bill Bryan'sold home, and vve learned that he isdoing architectural superintending on afive-story store building and a fineGothic church at the time. Great ganle,this outside "vork, isn't it, "Ding."

'There are sonle hard nuts to cracknovv and then. We just learned todayfro11'1 a specialty man of a certain 1\.n­themios alumnus, class of '16, \vho vvasbeat up several months ago by a painterlarger than he was. The specialty manSJ.ys our brother \-vas right and a gentle­Inan. If the brother rpads this and conl­municates vvith t'he editor \ve will keephis nalne to ourselves.

Tom Is Chiefl\nother 111an \vho has hard nuts to

crack, inSIde hovvever, is Tom 1'anner,Anthemios '17, who is chief draftsmanfor the Holmes-Powers combination ofschool architects of Chicag-o and Lan­sing. Tom is in charge of the JVI1chiganoffice. He is married but has ·no kiddies.

~A.dolph O. Budina, Anthemios '14, alsov/rote us recently. Bud is ii.l charp."~ ofa branch office in N ew RochelL~, N. Y.,for John Eberson, theatre architectvvith whom he has been since 1920. "Atpr2s~nt have seven draftsnlan, but none

with a good thorough illinois training."Bro. Budina is married and has' twodaughters, NIargaret Ja:ne 5, and Bar­bara McCray 2.

You know this business of editing The/:lrchi, \ivith the struggle to obtain con­tinuous co-operation froln chapters, getskinda boreso111e sometimes until we geta message like this from a man likel\rthur E. Benson, Anthemios '15, headof his chapter's alumni association:"lVIust say that the last Archi was a'wovv.' Truly a splendid piece of workand just saturated with interest. Simplya knockout! Congratulations."

Want More Bensons'I'hank you, Benny, old top. Do you

know that it wouldn't be hard to pub­lish just that kind of an issue everymonth if we mould get the same kindof support from all we \vTite to for in­fonnation that we do when ,we write toyou. I am thinking now of a couple ofbirds in Detroit, one an Anthemios' manand another an 1ktinos brother whohaven't answered us yet. Personally Ithink vou are busier than either ofthenl, perhaps both. And we will con­ti nue to strive to please.

One Inore story will now have to bewritten by the G-rand Lecturer, in viewof the fact that vve have a new chapter.Therefore we are giving him until nextOctober to investigate "the past" ofOlaf Theron.

And speaking of shop talk, alTIOng thefalnily so to speak. Our Business Man­ager, Paul E:. Nystrom, has moved toNo. 6 1\1unger Terrace, Duluth. There­fore, gather together your dollars andconlplete paying your life subscriptionsby l11.ailing thern to him at that address.

By the \vay, this bird, N ystroln weheard rumors up and got married re­c~ntly and kept the infonnation fromyour /editor wit-h the hopes that it \vouldnot be broadcast upon the front pageof The Archi. If it were 'not for thefact that \;ve have the issue almost nladeup at this issue \ve would sure spreadit there.

For upon rUDlor vve wired BrotherPaul and received the following wire inresponse: "Married May twenty-ninth,congratulations lTIutual." That wiredon't tell a whale of a lot, does it? Let'slook into history. The last we kne\vBro. Paul E. Nystrom, ]\!Inesicles '24,Duluth architect and business managerof The Archi \~~as engaged to Miss EdithFoster, Minnesota '24, a Delta Zeta fron1St. Paul. Paul didn't mention the youngwoman in his wire nor have w~ heardof any family row, so \VC ar~ hopingthat he married "Sister Edith."

Notice vvhat Paul said about con­gratulations being mutual? Well betterlook at the lVfnesicles chatper notes, yousee your editor novv has an assistant inthe person of his better half who isuniting with him in thanking the Chi­cago Alumni Chapter for a splendid re­membrance at the time of our wedding.We are glad that The A rchi led' us tomeet this fine body of up and at 'emA P X men. Again, we more than ap­preciate.

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1916 - CHAPTER NEWS -1926I terns in this column are taken from

\7"01. 1, No.1, January, 1916; exactly asthey appeared in that issue.

Anthemios Chapter Letter

The Fifth Annual Home-coming at theUniversity of Illinois was held October28 and 29 1915. Since a number of thealulnni ol Anthemios Chapter indicatedtheir intention to return to Alma Materand take part in the celebration, we de­cided to take advantage of this oppor­tunity and have a home-coming of ourown.

The old graduates began to pour inThursday evening, but the majoritylnade their appearance Friday afternoon.~-\fter the usual, or rather unusual, greet­ings and the numerous exchanges ofcon1pli~Lents, we had a real "get-to­gether.

Our house was decorated w~th autun1nleaves, corn, jack 0' lanterns, etc.A.. n10ng the many features on the pro­rrram was the Senior Hobo Band. It is~ot for us here to describe the cos­tumes with \vhich these serious-mindedand dignified seniors attired the!liselves;in fact, we are sure no words in theEnglish language would suit the oc­casion. Dancing was on the boardsfrom eight to twelve, with music fur'­nished by a three-piece orchestra.

'l'he following alumni were present:\Vadsworth '14, Dunlap '14, Boonstra '14,Wolfe '13, Benson '15. Chaperones wereProfessor and Mrs. Provine, Dr. a:ndMiss Ricker and Mr. and Mrs. Santree.

In a recent letter, Brother Bullard(Honorary) of Tacolna, Wash., says thatbusiness is picking up in the West andthat a lnarked improvement is antici­pated the coming year. Brother Bullardhas been devoti:ng hilTIself during thepast six 1110nths to school building workin rural and village districts, in whichthe educational and social center ideasare united.

Iktinos Chapter LetterAt the time of this letter, we ar ~ all

thinking of examinations which startabout the end of January and also ofthe fraternity scholastic list which ispublished each year by the university.I t is the opinion that the brothers willbe found higher up on the list than pre­viously when the returns are counted.The holiday vacation is past and all thefellows have return, most of them re­porting an excelle:nt time.

Iktin'os is pleased to report the pledg­ing of four men to the fraternity, all ofthem good blood and true. They are(a man later dropped): Orrin F. Stone,Pontiac, J\1ich.; Harold 111. ICiefer, De­troit, and (another also expelled). Thereare also several good prospects vvhosenames vve hope to include in our :nextletter to The .Arch;.

The annual initiation is a thing tTIuchtalked of at present and we are sorrynot· to be able to give a definite date atthis time. Those brothers who are in a

(Continued in Column 3)

While we are publishing items frolnthe early issues of The Archi. under thiscolumn we tell what's what now.

Anthemios Chapter Today

Illinois' Fifth Annual Home-coming isnow a memory with the gigantic enter­prises now on hand with the malnlnothlne1110rial stadium and the hordes thatswarn1 the gates. 'The Fifth Annual wasin 1915 and this fall will be 1926, theSixteenth Annual Home-coming accord­ing to our slip-stick.

Of the alumni home at that first "af­fair" \"1. M. Wads\vorth '14, is now inthe realty game in Minneapolis. Thelast account he was the daddy of fourQueens which beat a Jack any time."vVaddy" has been of great aid to theMnesicles chapter in his capacity asrealtor in connection with their newhome to be opened August 1st.

1'he Dunlap mentioned we beJieve is1tfathew E., '14, who is 111arried and isan engineer in the Forest ProductsLaboratory at Madison, Wis. It wa:5March 20. 1925. that David Lawson Dun­lap entered the Madison household.

Samuel P. Boonstra, '14, is practicingin Michigan City, Ind., where he and hiswife also live with their little daughter.We haven't heard any late 'news fromSam, but he is still a live A P Xer.

Benson, '15, is no other than ArthurE. Benson, erstwhile batchelor, who ispracticing with his dad at 5153 N. ClarkSt., Chicago. "Benny" always a leaderin Anthemios affairs is no\v presidentof the Anthemios Alum'ni association.

Prof. and Mrs. Provine still co-operateas chaperones now and then, and Prof.L. H. is a Brother now. Dear DaddyRicker passed to his eternal reward acouple of years ago and his daughtersurvives him.

Brother G. W. Bullard. '82, is still inbusiness in Tacoma, Wash., and is alife subscriber to The Arch;. BrotherBullard will celebrate his 71st birthday,July 31st.

Present Day Iktinos

Reference to the records of the U ni­versity of Michigan ~hows that Iktin05did make an improvement at that tilTIe.Their average for the previous year was70.2 and they raised it to 71.6. Let usexplain here that 70 is a C at Michigan.Since then the chapter has slumped as10\\T as 68.9 during the 1917-1'8 war pe­riod and climbed as high as 77 the fol­lowing year.

In rank, in 1915-16 the chapter \vas16th alnong 18 professional fraternities.;\t the high point they \vere bth In 15then operating. Their 1924-25 aV2ragewas 74.6 or 16th in 23 professionals.

1'wo of the four men pledged dld hav~

good blood and are still true. The othertwo being dropped, hence the omissionof their 'nan1es. The true-blues are stillkeenly alive. Brother Stone. '20, nOVf

lives in Pasadena, Calig., and is mar­ried. Last we heard he was draftin g fora local architect. Stone rated Tau Sigma

191·6 CHAPTER NEWSposition to attend will receive notice assoon as the time has been fixed and allare hereby invited to be present at theinitiation and the banquet in the evening.

Iktinos has had her share, this fall, ofthe honors handed out on the campusin general and in the Architectural Col­lege in particular. Brothers Lind, Ken­yon and Irwin were returned winnersin the competition for the design of the1tfichigan Union Dance Program. Eacadesign is to be used in rotation at the\veekly dances held during the winter.Brothers I(enyon and Irwin are also en­gaged on art work for the 1916 1tf~chi­

ganensian.

1926 CONTRASTSbefore he graduated. True blood? Yea,Bo!

Another Tau Sig man is this sameHarold M. Kiefer mentioned in the op­posite column. Harold, last we knewwas still parking his feet under a Detroitarchitect's table. He is a brother otLeroy, recent Iktinos active.

'foday Lind, Geo. J., '14, is on thewest coast (see directory) supervisingconstruction. He's lnarried. J. DarbyKenyon, '17, we understand is practicingin the Donovan building, Detroit, al­though recent attempts to communicate\vith him have been unavailing. Wehope its because he is busy.

Irwin, Arthur C., '16, we had thepleasure of meeting recently in Chicago,where he now resides and earns hisdaily bread. Art is active in his associa­tions with the Chicago Alumni chapter.

EXTRA! EXTRA!The July' Pencil Points just received

with the advice therein that A P X mc~J.

won first and second places in the Prixde Rome and that a third Arochi manwon the 11cKim Traveling Fello\vshipat Colulnbia.

Clarence Dale Badgeley placed first.Brother Badgeley, Demetrios '23, fpllovv­ing his graduation at Ohio State, wenton to Columbia University for graduatevvork. He is ,no\v a men b~1' of tIl::Architectural League of New York andTau Beta Pi as well .J.S Tau Sigma Delta.His prize, three years study at Ron1c"alTIOunts to practically $2,000 per year,as quarters and living ar'e provided inaddition to $1,300 per year.

Homer F., (Sig) Pfeiffer, Anthemios'25 placed second in the competition andIllinois men are proud that two A P Xme'n placed at the top even if Sig couldnot be first. Drawings of both Badge­ley and Pfeiffer appear in the July .PencilPoints.

Russell M. Krob, a class mate ofBadgeley's both at Ohio and Columbiaand a member of Demetrios C'hapter,won the McKim Traveling Fellowshipand sails about the first of August for ayear in England, France, Italv. 80alnand Greece. Badgeley will sail aboutthe same time.

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DRAFTING AS ANINDOOR SPORT

A Very Scholarly DissertationOn Serious Professional

Problems.

By F. Cox Stanton, Iktinos Ex '16Following the policy inaugurated in

the April issue· we ar:e conti~uing !omake available material publIshed Inthe earlier numbers of The Archi. The"yarn" herewith appeared in .the. firstissue of rrhe Archi. We reprInt It sothat old HI11ers and youngsters bothmay enjoy it.

LINDEBERG IN EUROPEWRITE~ OF TRAVELS

Enjoys The Archi Abroad; ExpectsRolleston In July.

I t is with a great deal of pleasure thatwe publish, almost intact, a letter froinBro.. Geo. I~. Lindeberg, Anthemios '18,who is now traveling in Europe. If allthe subscribers would keep us advisedwhen they move we could give them100 per cent delivery on their Archi aswe do with Lindy.

"My Archi came to me while in Rome,and you can take my word for it, 1thoroughly enjoyed every word of it.The A rchi staff is certainly to be con­gratulated in the efficient way in whichthey are handling the work. I t certainlyis' a grand and glorious feeling to knowthat even though you are some 6,000miles away from home and continuouslymoving about you are still able to getyour monthly copy of The Archi asusual; this is certainly worth com­mending.

"We arrived in Cherebourgh, May 5th,after a very enjoyable ocean trip. Aftera five days stay in Paris I started souththrough France, arriving at the Riverain time to have a very enjoyable birth­day party at Nice with a crowd of~A.mericans we met at Marseilles.

From Rome to Pompeii"In a few days we were on our way

again across the frontier into Italy,where we met new people, new customsand even new money. We arrived inRome about the 20th of May, but owingto the heavy rains they were havingthere we stayed only five days and againwe were on our way south, this time toNaples which brought us very near toPompeii and Mt. Vesuvius.

"Again we were on our way this tripacross the Mediterranean on one of the!llOSt enjoyable moo:nlight boat trips yOtlcan imagine to Palermo, Sicily. It wasgetting quite hot by this time, so wedecided not to linger longer, and in afew days we were on our way acros~

the sea again to Naples and then ourtrip north was started.

"We found better weather in Romethis time, so spent ten days there. Thenon to Florence, where we are now lo­cated. During our stay here we took aten days trip through the hill towns otCentral Italy which was very enjoyable.

"In a few days we will be on our wayagain, this time to Venice, then theI talian lakes, up into Switzerland, andthen it is a question whether I qJptinucon up through the Rhine valley intoParis or short cut back from Lucerneand then into France again.

"A letter from Rolleston, W. A., An­themios '25, states that he will be Paris,July 13th, where I expect to meet him;

, also a letter from John Tanner, Anthe­> mios '16, states that he is now In. S\vitzerland, but hopes to be in Parjs

some till1e jn July."

Just heard that M. J. Anderson,Mnesicles '20, Duluth, has stepped off.Gladys N orgord of Albany, N. Y., isthe bride. No further details at hand.

some weeks. In a city whose civiliza­tion requires registration of no one savethe saloonkeeper and who distributeslicenses to none but dogs, architectshold forth in great numbers. Besides,one cannot be too careful about select­ing a boss. I t pays to go slow. I hopesentimental SOpholllores will realize thisand steer clear of boulevards thesespring evenings.

One fault I find with architects as aclass-and I have met all the Milwaukeeones-is the absolute lack of any aver-­age consistency in their interest for thestruggling draftsman. Either they re­fuse to reply at all to your patronizing"Good morning" or you find that afterten ll1inutes in their company, you havelet out grandpa's secret about theKeeley cure, betrayed Brother Will'strouble about the bank and told whyyou, yourself, prefer oranges to ba.nanas,pajamas to nightshirts or the baSIC daygannent to either.

The Ideal Employer-So it was that the SUlnmer slipped by

and yet no glimpse of the ideal em­ployer. Some half dozen times I thoughtI had found him, but in each case thedisillusionment came vvithin a few daysand, we parted, as much in anger as insorrow. Along towards Christmas, Iwas beginning to think of hiring out asa choir singer, bartender or something,or else to transfer my sole allegiance tothe Baltimore Lunch, where I scrubbedfloors nightly and for \vhich I and mytape-worm received abuse and nutri­ment, respectively. But at last I foundhim, my Perfect Man.

From my present position in the pro­fession, which is, I think I may say~lithout boasting, of such opulence thatoccasional recklessness in a serve-seH­on Sunday does not mean a fast laterin the week, it is difficult to explain thefate that led me to him. But that itwas providence, evcryo~1e is agreed. AsI remember it, such was my enthusiasmin those days, I even forgot to mentionto the original member of the finn thatanother and greater name was about tobe gilded on the door, rubber-stampedon the stationery and taken in vain bythe office boy.

The partner of my choice a\vakenedone morning to find that I had almostimperfectly insinuated ll1yself into hisoffice chair and was making serious in­roads on the client's cigar supply as,veIl as the stenographer's heart. Butwhat could he do? He daren't poisonme, for that would be murder. Hecouldn't tell me to- leave for he hadn'tthe heart; I suppose he resolved, likethe vvise man he was, to accept the in­cumbrance with good spirit, until somebusy afternoon, when he knows I'll besleeping, he can pack his suitcase andsneak back out West.

To a youth excessively end0'Yed witharchitectural ambition, influe'ntIal rela­tives and collegiate degrees, decoratedwith the Honor Society's Iron Cross,possessed of an £esthetic dis1?osition ~ndimbued with an overwhelmIng passIonto \vork himself to death, it is, perhapsno soul-trying task to leave ~he warmfraternity fireside, his kind fnends andsolicitous creditors and journey to un­known and cheerless regions in searchof lucrative enlployment.

But when one is of the COlnmon clay,not averse to a little sleep or an oc­casional meal in whom the three o'clockilnpulse to q~it the dra\ving board forfairer company is strong, and whoboasts of no academic honors save aSunday School diploma-when such anone, I say, suddenly discovers that h~smonthly joy-giving-check-from-home ISno 1110re, a financial crisis, yea, even apanic is imminent.

\Vhet1 the crash came to the authorlast June his first thought, nat?rally, wasto turn to his chosen profession In thehour of trial. He sought out his kindlyprofessor and faculty adviser and with­out mentioning, of course, the. Inerc~n­ary material and pecuniary dIfficultIes,made known his intention to quit, for atime, the academic shades and plungedat once into active practice. The ven­erable gentleman was both surprisedand grieved. A desire to obtain a m?reintimate kno\vledge of the profeSSIonthan could be gotten from books, hepointed out, was both unusual ~nd un­necessary. Neither he nor hIS col­leagues had ever forsaken. their C?zystudy chairs for the sordId practIcalfield. "Why then," he said, "shouldyo~?"

That Made MilwlaukeeBut in the end I had my way and a

day later I found myself b.eing blo\vnabout by the malt-scented WInds of fastand famous Milwaukee, eagerly assimi­lating, Tel1t6nic kultur, habits and prod~

ucts, and earnestly seeking an employe!'capable of appreciating a delicately or­ganized, highly susceptible intellect,ho\vever feeble. '

l\1y original plan was to devote thewhole of the first afternoon to the COll­sideration 6f employment offers, the de­cision to go out in time for a burlesqueshow and a tour of the Palm Gardensafterwards; Later, I saw fit to with­hold my signature from any pay roll for