GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES.
A Review of the Fraternities and Sororities of the University.
ALL THAT WE KNOW
In the Greek world the year has been featured by the formation of a definite Panhellenic organization among the fraternities. The Pan-Hellenic is composed of the eight general fraternities in the University and is governed by a council of two members from each chapter. During the year it will give several smokers and other interfraternity social affairs. It will also control all fraternity affairs.
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The officers of the Pan-Hellenic are: Walter Brown, Beta Theta Pi, President; Clifford Swann, Phi Gam, Vice President; Burton Sears, Sigma Nu, Secretary; Roy Roberts, Alpha Tau, Treasurer.
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LADIES and GENTS
There has been one new addition to the fraternity world during the year, the formation of Alpha Sigma, a local chapter of the medical school.
The Kansas Alpha chapter was installed here in 1876. They are represented in the faculty by Dean Marvin, Professors Hodder, Blackmar, Sterling, Dunlap, and Hogg, and J. W. Gleed of the Board of Regents. Twenty-three old men came back this year and five freshmen were initiated as follows: George C. Fife, Paul Campbell, Geo. L. Stevens, Morris Blacker and E. D. Penniman. The Phi Psis have a house of their own at 1140 Louisiana street.
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The Alpha Nu chapter here entered the school in 1873. The faculty members are Professors Carruth, Templin, Haworth, Boynton, Johnson and Stimpson. Their chapter house is located at 1537 Tennessee street. There are twenty-six in the chapter now, of which the following were initiated this year: Luther Thomas, Edgar Ford, Robert Heizer, Max Wil-
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BETA THETA PI
helmi, Tom Palmer, Carroll Fiske, Otto Trigg. Ed. White transferred from the University of Missouri and C. Howell from Knox University.
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Pi Deuteron Chapter was installed here in 1881. It is now located in a fine brick house owned by the chapter at 745 Louisiana street. Twenty-five men comprise the chapter, with W. Y. Morgan, of the Board of Regents, and Professors Stevens and Walker of the faculty. The following are this year's initiates: E. R. Heaton, Forest Amsden, Edgar Amsden, Curtis Sherman, Chandler Stowell, Robert Banks, Robert Roos, Horace Brain, Harry L. Rogers, Ben Matkins, Arthur McLain and Geo. Richardson.
PHI DELTA THETA
The local chapter was installed here in 1882 and is called Kansas Alpha. The chapter house is at 1404 Tennessee. William Allen White, a Regent, and Professors Higgins and Abbott, of the faculty are members. Thirty-one men belong to the chapter here They have initiated this year: Edgar J. Clark, Homer Berger, Waldeen Williams, Harry White, Brock Pemberton, Herman Walker, Ralph Taylor, John Hackett and Robert Johnston.
SIGMA NU
The Nu chapter of Sigma Nu was installed here in 1883. They are located at 1300 Louisiana street. In the faculty they are represented by Prof. Elmer Engel. The chapter now has twenty members of which eleven are old men and the following this year's initiates: Scott Wade, Vale Nance, Wm. Murphy, Frank Burns, Carroll Lord, Frank Fallon, William Pepperell, Thos. J. Stevenson and William Cowell.
SIGMA CHI
The Alpha Xi chapter entered K. U. in 1885 and their chapter house is at 23 East Lee street. There are twenty-three in the chapter and Prof. W. U. Moore in the faculty. This year they have initiated Wm. B. Norris, Arthur Gray, Holmes Meade, Carl Sherman, George Russell, Jerome G. Beatty, Van Burch, Harley Wood, Charles Gossard and Edward James.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
The Kansas Gamma Mu chapter was installed here in 1901. They have a large chapter house at 1633 Vermont. In the faculty they have the following members: Professors Van der Vries, Emerson, McFarland and Hood. There are now nineteen men in the chapter, of which they initiated this