Beta Theta Pi Reunion.
A reunion of district nine of the Nation Fraternity of Beta Theta Pi was held here Friday and Saturday of this week. This district comprises Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado, and includes seven chapters. There are ten general district divisions. Frank D. Parent '00 of University of Kansas being chief of this district.
The local chapter Alpha, entertained the visiting delegates by a dance on Friday night where much time was given to singing Beta songs and forming the fraternity marches. On Saturday afternoon the boys all went to the baseball game in a body. That night a banquet was served in the Beta Chapter house. C. Spellman, an old Kansas Beta, held down the toastmaster's chair right happily. Several charter members of the Kansas chapter were present as well as many of the alumni from Kansas and Missouri. On Saturday morning the business meeting of the district was held and all business concerning the chapters was transacted.
These reunions are peculiar to the Betas. Their object is to bring the chapters of the four states into closer affiliation with one another and to weld the district more firmly together. Furthermore, they are the means of searching out any alumni members of the fraternity who have drifted away from their chapters and the concerted pressure of all the chapters is brought to bear upon such to bring them to the reunion. It has found by experience that this policy is extremely efficacious, and this first one given in this district by Alpha has been so successful that they will be held annually from this on. The visiting delegates were J. C. Mulbertron and G. W. Holmes of Nebraska University; R. M. Johnstone, C. P. Palmer C. Rollins of Missouri University; J. C. Campbell of Westminster College Fulton, Mo.; A. D. Krause, J. S. Pritchard, A! Wiederholt and R. S. Murphy of Washington University, St. Louis; Adelbert Adams, Colorado University; J. W. Stephenson Denver University; Frank Parent, John Kane and C. I. Spellman of Kansas City; Addisor Honsh of Oskaaloosa; Carl Workentin of Newton; Lon Silvers or Morganville Kansas, were also present.
SCIENCE DEPARGM.G.
The botany class make an excursion into the country today.
Dr. Hatfield, member of the State Board of Medical Registration, addressed the Medies Wednesday on "Principles of Electis Medica."
A good joke was played upon Prof Stevens the other day. A member of his botany class succeeded in delicately attaching a piece of silk thread to one of the central structures of a flower and passed it up to the Prof. for examination. The professor was immediately struck by the abnormal growth, passed the flower around the table for inspection and even showed it to some of his assistants. Examination under the lens revealed the hoax
Prof Sayre has been urging the introduction of Depthena Antitoxin as a new remedy to be recognised by the United States Pharmacopoca. Letters from the best representatives of medical and pharmaceutical professions have in correspondence expressed their appreciation of this effort. If the strength and quality of such high potencies, be regulated by law, it will be a great boon to humanity. This, Prof Sayre is urging.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
Mr. Clare Cowley has been elected treasurer of the association.
A social for the cabinets of the two associations will be held this evening in the Y. W.'s house.
Last Saturday evening an informal "stag" social was held in the Association parlors at 1022 Ohio St. About 35 were present.
The meeting Sunday afternoon will be held at 3:30 at the Presbyterian church, with the city association. A musical program will be given.
Work has been begun on the hand-book for next year. Several new features will be added and an effort will be made to make this edition superior to its predecessors.
Mrs. Payne's lecture on "Mackey of Uganda," will be given tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Christian church. This lecture will prove interesting to all, especially those taking an active interest in missions.
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