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Who's Who in S. A. E.
A Biographical Dictionary
of Notable Living
Members of the
Fraternity
EDITED BY
WILLIAM C. LPVERE
EVANSTON, ItLI^QI^
1912
I
PUBLIC LICRARY
49211A
ASTOR. LENOX AND
TILDEN FOUNDATIONS
R 1^22, L
COPYRIGHT, 1912
BY
WILLIAM C. LBVBRE
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PREFACE
With the appearance of this volume, the place of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon as the foremost of fraternities, in the multiplicity of its pub-
lications, is still further assured. Few fraternities have even ap-
proximated ours in its endeavors to use the printed word for the
benefit of its members. S. A. E. collectors are already finding that
the five foot shelf will not contain the numerous books which have
appeared in recent years. The field is still white and any disposed
to cultivate it in behalf of S. A. E. will find ample opportunity.
The publication of Who's Who in S. A. E. was brought about
by a desire to furnish the fraternity information concerning its
distinguished sons. It is a year since the work was commenced of
gathering data, and the finished book will now show how well we
have succeeded in the original purpose as well as in the larger field
into which our editorial labors lead us. For we soon found that
there was even a greater demand in the fraternity for a directory
of our professional men, and so along with the names of those
who have accomplished things in statecraft, in literature, in the
arts and the church, we have included the names of a great num-
ber who are adorning their professions and who in their various
communities have won places of honor and respect. Together with
these were later added the names of hundreds of our men who are
still in college halls, and who have there evidenced their good quali-
ties by their work in scholarship or in other activities of campus
life. It is to be r^^etted that early in the effort to bring the publi-
cation to pass, it was represented that admission to its pages was
only open to subscribers. Nothing could be more mistaken than
this for the pages which follow contain the names of hundreds,
'^ who in the greater life of the world, in the professions and in our
' colleges, have won places, and yet have not subscribed to this pub-
» lication. The chief reason why the volume is not even a fuller one
to
' is because thousands of those who have been circularized (and this
includes every living member of the fraternity), have failed to re-
turn statistics. To what extent they were influenced by the ill re-
port, we can only guess. To be just, it is a well knoviti i^cX. \haX.
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WHO'S WHO m 8. A.JSL
fraternity alumni as a rule do not respond to requests for informa-
tion, whether it be for a catalogue, a chapter letter, a pocket di-
rectory or any other line of effort. After an experience of many
years in this line of work, we are ignorant of any method that will
force an answer. If a man won't reply when you furnish him the
postage and continues to ignore repeated requests, he simply won't,
and any suggestion we have ever seen to remedy this has been com-
posed of what Shakespeare spoke of as, "Words, Words, Words."
The names in the book have been arranged in alphabetical order.
The biographies are followed by a locality index. It is hoped
that the volume will be useful in calling attention to the large ntmi-
ber of men in S. A. E. who, to use the vernacular, have made good.
Many of these are infrequently mentioned in the public prints and
yet a close inspection of these pages will show that hundreds of
places of importance in American life have called S. A. E.'s to their
service. It is good for the fraternity to know about these, her
sons, and to this end, she is presented with this record.
William C. Levere,
Evanston, III., July 8, 1912.
Who's Who in S. A. E.
ABBOTT, Leander Byrorip Jr., meroaof
tile; b. Rozbury* Mass.* 1880; i. Lieaii-
der B. and May D. (Wmtoomb) A.;
ed. at Harvard Uniyenity, 1908; ini-
tiated by Maasachiuietta Oanuna» Jan.
12, 1901; m. Irene Virginia Oroton.
April 1909. AddiiBSB, 266 Walnut
Ave., Rozbtiry, Mass.
ABBOTT, Wendell Peaae, American Ra-
diator Co., b. Lawrence, Mass., May 8,
1885; B. J. and Julia (Pease) A.; ed« at
Harvard University, 1906; initiated
by Massachusetts Gamma» Nov. 17,
1904. Address, 108 Summer 8t, Law-
rence, Mass.
ABERCROMBIE, Daniel Putnam, Jr.,
treasurer of the Conn. Valley Street
Ry. Co. and Athol and Orange Street
Ry Co.; b. Wiley Falls, Mass., Deo. 19*
1875; s. Daniel and Julia A.; ed« at
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, 1897; initiated by Massachusetts
lota-Tau, March 10, 1894; m. BUa A.
Cracher, 1898. Address, Oreenfleld,
Mass.
ABRAM8, Frank Whlttemore^ student;
b. June 24, 1889; s. Zachariah and
Mary Louise (Farmer) A.; student at
Syracuse University; vic^iuiesident
junior engineers, executive committee
senior class, Tau Delta Sigma, class
footbaU; initiated by New York Del-
ta, Oct 18, 1907. Address, 40 Rock-
way Ave., Rockville Center, L. L
ABY, Hulette Fuqua, lawyer; b. Crystal
Springs, Miss., Jan. 16, 1879; s.
Samuel H. and Mary J. A.; ed« at
University of Mississippi, Louisiana
State University and Law School of
Millsaps CoUege; initiated by Miss-
issippi Gamma, Feb. 2, 1895; was a
mem. of University of Mississippi
football team for two years and the
Louisiana State University football
team for two years. Coached Mill*
saps College team; represented
Louisiana State University in OuU
States Oratorical association in 1899.
Party nominee for mayor of Tulsa in
1908 and defeated by two votes; mem.
Masons, Blks, Commercial Law
League of America; mem. of the law
firm of Aby and Tucker; m. Cora Mae
Hansel, July 18, 1906. Address, 609
8. Blwood Ave., Tulsa, Okla.
ACKERBURQ, Harry Albert, student
Northwestern University; b. Cindni-
nati, Ohio, Nov. 26, 1889; s. J. Albert;
initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Feb.
26, 1911; president sophomore class;
mem. Trig committee; president
Gauntlet society. University track
team. University football squad, atli*
letic reporter Daily Northwestern,
freshman pU^ cast; eniinent warden;
eminent chronicler. Address, 1418
Hood Ave., Chicago, HL
ACKERBURQ, Harry Emanuel, Jr., stu-
dent Northwestern University Law
School; b. Chicago, HL, March 18,
1891; s. Henry B.; initiated by Illi-
nois Beta, Oct 28, 1909; eminent
chaplain. Address, 788 Fullerton
Ave., Chicago, HL
ADAMS, Frank G., supreme treasurer
Phi Alpha Delta, legal fraternity, mer-
cantile; b. Saybrook, IlL, May 14, 1885;
6. George M. and Margaret J. A.; ed.
at Northwestern University; initiated
by Illinois Psi-Omega; mem. THg
cast; assisted at the Installation cere-
monies of Iowa Beta and Illinois
Delta; initiated into the Phi Alpha
Delta legal fraternity while a student
in the law department of lUinoia Wefr
leyan Univenity uA %\«Rftj^ wvt«M
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
treMoror of Natl bodj in 1911. Jul-
dresB, 417 N. Main 8t, Bloomington.
m.
AQLER, Abram W., lawyer, clerk of tlie
courts of Stark county, O., b. WU-
mot, O., Apr. 18, 1878; a. Wllliam H.
H. and Mary Jane (Wilhrtm) A.;
student at Mount Union Ck>Uegek
1891-8, and graduated from Ohio
State UniTersity, 1897; initiated by
Ohio Sigma, June 4, 1892; admitted
to the practice of law by the Supreme
court of Ohio, May 28, 1897; mem. of
the Masonic order. Canton lodge. No.
60; Knights of Pythias, Lily lodge.
No. 862, Junior Order of American
Mechanics, O. W. Holmes council.
No. 41; Loyal Order of Moose, Canton
Lodge* No. 288. He has seryed
throu^ seyen campaigns as chair*
man of republican county conunittee,
and is now in second term as clerk
of courts of Stark county. At time of
re-election receiyed 4100 more TOtes
than the head of his ticket and was
1600 Yotes ahead of any candidate of
his party; m. Lida May Deal, June
16, 1904. Address, 885 Cassully St,
Canton, Ohio.
AIN8W0RTH, Harry, physician and
surgeon; b. Thomasville, Qa., Aug. 4,
1877; s. H. B. and Amelia A.; ed. at
Emory College, 1900; initiated by
Georgia Bpsilon, Sept. 25, 1896; presi-
dent of the Thomas County Medical
society; secretary board of health;
brother of Haywood B. Ainsworth
Georgia Phi, 1897; m. Marion W.
Hayes June 2, 1911. Address, 127
Broad St 8., Thomasville, Ga.
AINSWORTH, Howard Dearborn, engi-
neer for the Alaska Treasure Gold
Mining Co; b. Minneapolis, Ifinn.,
Apr. 8, 1886; s. George A. and Adde-
iaide D. A.; ed. at Leland Stanford
UniTersity; initiated by California
Alpha, Sept, 1904; mem. of Geology
and Mining society of American Uni-
Tersities. Address, P. O. box 188
Juneau, ^i^ ir^^
ALEXANDER, Claude Elmer, clergy-
man; b. Franklin, Ind., Aug. 15, 1878;
s. J. J. and Mary A.; ed. at Frank-
Un CoUege, 1902; initiated by Indi-
ana Alpha, Not. 2, 1899; pastor of the
4irst Presbyterian church, BartlesTille,
Okla»; m. Daisy M. Johnson, Sept 20,
1904. Address, 115 E. Fifth St,
BarUesTiUe, Okla.
ALEXANDER, Hooper, lawyer legls-
tator; b. Rome, Ga., Oct 6, 1858; s.
Thomas W. and Skrah (Jorce) A.;
ed. at the UniTersity of Georgia, 1879;
initiated by Georgia Beta, Oct 6,
1875; president of the clasi of 1879
(permanent); mem. of the Demos-
thenian Debating society; assistant
editor of the Record at the time of
founding; delegate to S. A. B. Nat'l
couTentions in 1876 and L878; mem.
of the State Legislature of Georgia
from 1904 to date; m. Amelia Hutch-
ins, Oct 17, 1894. Home, Decatur, Ga.
Office, 1019 AUanta Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga.
ALEXANDER, Ludwell Brooks, depart-
ment manager Busch Magneto Co.; b.
New York City, Dec. 25 1880 ; s. Dr. W.
T. and Anna G. (Thayer) A.; ed. at
Columbia UniTersity, 1904; initiated
by New York Mu, Not. 7, 1902; man-
age Tarsity orchestra; captain of
Yarsity water polo team, 1903-04;
serred the chapter as eminent deputy
archon; mem. of the American society
of Mechanical Engineers, society of
Automobile Engineers, Columbia Uni-
Tersity club. Motor Boat club of Am-
erica; m. Mary Maltby, June 6, 1908.
Address, 616 W. 116th St, New York
City.
ALEXANDER, Maurice M., banker; b.
BurksTille, Ky., May 8, 1890; s. John
L. and Mary (McGee) A.; ed. at Cen-
tral UniTersity, 1909; initiated by
Kentucky Kappa, Sept 25, 1907; emi-
nent recorder of chapter; mem. of
Chamberlain Literary society; with
the Fanner's Deposit Bank of Camp-
bellsTille; mem. of Masons. Address,
CampbellsTiUe, Ky«
ALEXANDER, Roy Adonis, mercantile;
b. Trafalgar, Ind., Apr. 25, 1882; s.
Cyrus and Laurella A.; ed. at Frank-
lin College, 1905; initjlated by Indiana
Alpha, Oct 12, 1901; Tice-president of
his class, class manager; president of
Periclesian society; eminent archon,
and eminent correspondent of chap-
ter; paymaster Pacific Coast depart-
ment Condensed Milk Co.; m. Bess
Willard Mason, at Bethany, IlL, Oct
WHO'S WHO IS B. A.K.
6, 1909. AddreM, «10 tttth Aye.,
8«atUe> Waah.
ALEXANDER, William Barkley, Uw-
yer; b. Pine Bluff, Ark., Sept 4, 1886;
8. W. B. and Lutie A.; ed. at Central
UniYersity, 1906, Uw, 1906; initiated
by Kentucky KapjMt, Sept 20, 1902;
▼ice-president Athletic asaociation,
1905; emin^it archon and treasurer of
cbapter; attended the Memphis Natl
convention of 1904; brother of John
O. Alexander, Kmitucky Kappa; en-
gaged in practice of law. Home, 715
W. Fifth Ave. Office, 612 Citisen's
Bank Bldg., Pine Bluff, Ark.
ALLEN, Harry Vaas, electrical engi-
neer; b. New Bern, N. C, Dec. 4, 1877;
8. George and Leah M. (Jones) A.;
ed. at Davidson College, 1898, and at
Massachusetts Institute of Tech«
nology 1901; initiated by North Caro-
lina Theta, Sept 27, 1894, and later
affiliated with Massachusetts lota-
Tau; vice-president of his class; emi-
nent archon and treasurer of North
Carolina Theta; mem. Duxbury Tacht
club; Illuminating Bngineers society;
Sons of Jove (trade orf^uiizatlon) ;
electrical engineer with the General
Electric C!o. Address, 80 Church St,
New York City.
ALLEN, Herman C, consulting engin-
eer; b. Coloma, Ind., June 2, 1870;
s. Joseph and Mehala Burgess
(Stalker) A.; ed. at Purdue Univer-
sity, 1895; mem. Irving Literary so-
ciety; initiated by Indiana Beta, Oct
21, 1898; civil, hydraulic, consulting
engineer, and mem. of the Tannott-
Allen Engineering Co.; irrigation
specialists; mem. American Society
of Civil Engineers; formerly engin-
eer at Glasgow and Great Falls,
Mont, assistant city engineer at
Indianapolis, Ind., and consulting
engineer for Sheridan, Wyo.; m. Zoe
Ten Brook, June 14, 1899. Address,
412-14 Empire Bldg., Spokane, Wiash.
ALLEN, Homer Hlller, mercantile; b.
Conneaut O., May 14, 1877; s. Henry
C. and Mary E. (Fowler) A.; ed. at
Pennsylvania State College, 1897; in-
itated by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta,
Jan. 17, 1898; College honors, editor-
in-chief. College monthly. Free Lance;
business manager junior annual. La
Vie; organized College press bureau
cadet msjor of battalion, senior year;
eminent archon of chapter; delegate
St Louis Nat'l convention, 1896;
mem. of Masonic bodies; with Gen-
eral Western Agency, Susquehanna
Coal Co., Erie, Penn.; m. Mary B.
Frederick, Sept 28, 1907. Address,
662 W. 8th St, EMe, Penn.
ALLEN, Hugh Lorenzo, mechanical en-
gineer; b. Fftyette, O., Oct 7, 1884; s.
Dr. Donald A. and Enia M. A.; ed. at
Case School of Science, 1908 ; initiated
by Ohio Rho, Nov., 1905; mem. class
track team; eminent archon and
treasurer of chapter; mem. Toledo
society of EIngineers; Rubicon lodge,
No. 287, Masonic order; with the en«
gineering department Boker Bros.; m.
Florence E. Breese, June 15, 1910.
Address, 2621 Lawrence Ave., Toledo,
Ohio.
ALLEN, Jacob Dickinson, Clerk of the
Supreme Court of Missouri; b. Frank-
lin county, Ky., Sept 12, 1859; s. Rich-
ard N. and Jennette A. ; ed. at Kentuc-
ky Military Institute, 1882; initiated by
Kentucky Chi, 1879; salutatorian of
class and senior captain of corps;
delegate to Atlanta Natl S. A. E. con-
vention, 1881; secretary of Grand
Chapter, 1881; nephew of Gen. Rob-
ert T. P. Allen, S. A. E. and cousin
of Gen. Robert D. Allen, S. A. E.; del-
egate to Nat'l Democratic convention,
Chicago, 1892, and Denver, 1908;
chairman of Missouri state com-
mission, which located and built state
hospital for Insane at Farmington;
editor and proprietor of Butler Weekly
Times for twenty-six years; elected
Clerk of the Supreme Court of Mis-
souri, 1910; m. Ida R. Wood, of But*
ler. Mo., Oct 6, 1886. Address 217 E.
McCarty St., JefPerson City, Mo.
ALLEN, James Seddon, lawyer; b.
Stamford, Conn., Aug. 31, 1885; s.
Richard H. and Lizzie C. (Walker) A.;
ed. at University of Tennessee, 1907;
initiated by Tennessee Kappa, Oct 10,
1905; winner junior law scholarship;
winner "Cyc" prize as leading senior
class; Phi Kappa Phi (honor so*
clety); brother of Thomas H. Allen,
S. A. E.; eminent d^mty archon,
1907; pracUcVn^ \a^. Ksi^T^ia^ W.^
10
WUCra WHO IN B. A. EL
Bxchanga Bldg., UempUi, Tann.
ALLEN, 8hlH*y WilUr, CorMtor; b.
Shflrmu, N. T., Oct. 14, 1SS8; s. Wal-
ter O. Kod Harriet (Richardson) A.;
ed at Iowa Stat« Collegft, 1909; Inlt-
ated by Iowa Qamma, Mar, 1909; step-
brotlier of Frank Llbb«T, Iowa Blgma;
CoUege honors, president bachelor
debating club, represented I ,B. C. In
atate oratorical meet 1909 winning
second place; editor 1909 year bo<A,
"The Bomb," glee club, manacw
sophomore play, Joint author senior
play, mem. Delta Sigma Rho {tona-
■Ic), Alpha Zeta (agrlcnltural), Car-
dinal Qulld (Bailor senate), eminent
correspondent; prealdent ol Iowa
Qamma association; mem. aocletr of
American Foreaten; Foreet Aasl»
tant. Foreat service, O. 8. goTera-
ment. Address, V. B. Foreat Ser-
vice, Treka, CaL
ALLEN, Terry West prealdrat tele-
graph and telephone company; b.
New Orleana, La., Dec. 80, ISSS;
I. J. H. and Loralne (Wladom)
A.; ed. Waahlngton Unlveralty, 1907:
Initiated br Hlaaourl Alpha, Oct 10.
1908; College honors, mem. ot Prolma
Bodety, "Thirteen" eodetr, asalstant
aianager baaeball team, leading part
in dramatic dub annual play, treaa-
vrer same; eminent deputy archon
and warden In chapter; delegate to
AUanta, 1903, AUanUc City, 1909, Kan-
aaa Citr, 1910, S. A. B. Nat'l convui-
tloDS and to province ZeU, 1905, lota,
1909, attended Memphle, 1904, S. A.
B. Nat'l; delegate from the 8th Tenn.
district to Democratic Natl conven-
tion, 1908: president ot Uie Bun Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., preaidmt
of the Stantonvllle TeL Co.; tonnerlr
. preaident of Bank of Nlzon. Addreaa,
Blka Bldg.. Jackson, Tann.
ALLEN, Thomae Hampton, vic»presi-
dent the Allen Engineering Co.: b. SL
Louis, Mo., Oct 27, 1881; a. R. H. and
U«le A.; ed. at the Unlventty of
Tennessee; Initiated by T«nneaaee
Kappa, Jan. U, 1900; mem. PU Kmq-
pa Phi society; eminent archon; dele-
gate to Washington 8. A. E. Nat'l con*
Tentlon, 1902; vlce-prealdent and gen-
eral manager ot the Allen Engineering
Co.; m. PhylUa Blanchaxd, Feb. %t.
1909. Addreaa, Exchange Bldg., Hem-
phi b. Teon.
M.LEN, Walter W., b. Clayton, N. T.;
a. Rev. W. B. and H. H. (Hlggs) A.;
ed. at St. Stephen's College; aecretary
oF class, manager and captain basket
ball team; Initiated by New York
Slgma-Phl, June 8, 1908; visitor to
Atlantic City 8. A B. Nat'l con-
vention, 1909; m. Minnie Zaiser,
SepL 12, 1911. Address, SO N. Rhode
Island Ave., AtlanUc City, N. J.
ALLISON, Robert Lyie, mercantUe; b.
June 11, 1884; s. Robert L. and L.H-
clnda E. (Carr) A.; ed. at the ITnlver-
Blt7 or Chicago, 1910; IntUated by
IlUnolB Ttaeta, March 9, 1906; eml-
nen archon, treasurer and recorder;
delegate to AtlanUc City B. A. B.
Nat'l convention, 1909. Addreaa,
145 Walnut St., Coming, N. T.
ALLSTRAND, Harry Prentice, student
Iowa State College; b. Sept. 8, 1886; a.
A. U and Mary (Prentice) A.; In-
iniUated by Iowa Qamma, May 7, 1910;
eminent warden at the installation of
South Dakota Blgma; varsity football.
College annual, yell master. Address,
903 Virginia St., Blouz Ctty, Iowa.
ALMAND, Robert Barry, with South-
em Bell Co.; b. 1S79; s. Darid M.
and Amanda O. A.; ed. at Mercer
University; initiated by Georgia Pal,
Sept. 17, 1896; eminent treaaurer;
mem. Knighu of Pythias; brother of
Edward A. Almand, Qeorgia Delta,
and Jeaae Almand, Georgia Delta;
cbtef clerk to dlrialon superintendent
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Co.; m. Edna Jenktna, OcL 11,
1911. Addresa, care Southern Bell
Co., Charlotte. N. C.
ALMY, Don R., lawyer; b. Grand Raplda,
Mich.. March 26. 1874; a Dr. J. Eben
and Martha (Rohinaon) A.; ed. at
Cornell Unlveralty, A. B., 1897, L. L.
B., 1898; president senior class.
College ot Law, Boardman Theala
prise. Dnlversitr Qlee cinh. Phi Delta
Phi, Thelema, Round Table; Initiated
by New York Alpha, Jan. 20, 1894;
served as prealdent New York Alnm-
nl aasoclatlon; delegate or Tlat
tor to province Beta oouvenUona alnce
1901, rialtor to Atlantic City 8. A.
B. Natl convention. 1909; active
WHO'S WHO IS a. A.K.
U
in financing New York Alpha chai>-
ter house; joint author of The Stand-
ard Accounts of S. A. B., adopted at
S. C. meeting in New Orleans 1911,
where he was present; trayeled in
Europe, 1908 and 1910; assistant
general solicitor of the Inter-
urban Street Railway Co., New
York, mem. law firm Almy ft Com-
stock; author: Treaties on Classifi-
cation of Imports under Tariff Acts;
Address, 68 William St, New York
City.
ALT, Arnold Dettmar, research chem«
ist; b. Toronto, Canada, June 22, 1880;
0. Adolf and Helena B. A.; ed. at
Washington UniTersity; mem. Sigma
Xi society; initiated by Missouri
Beta, Dec. 11, 1897, eminent archon
and treasurer, attended Memphis S.
A. B. Natl conTention of 1904, two
terms as president of the St Louis
Alumni association; mem. American
Chemical society, Bngineers club of St
XjOuIs; research chemist for the Mai-
linckiodt Chemical Works. Address,
8819 W. Pine Blvd., St Louis, Mo.
ALTMAN, John Thomas; physician; b.
Milan, Tenn., Aug. 21, 1864; s. J. W.
and Rachel A.; ed. at Union UniTer-
sity, 1882; initiated by Tennessee Eta,
Feb., 1888; mem. American Medical
association, A. P. H. A.; professor of
obstetrics at Vanderbilt UniTersity;
mem. city board of health; m. Mattie
A. Bedford, Dec; 9, 1886. Address*
Bre Bldg. Nashville, Tenn.
AME8» Charles BIsmark, lawyer, b.
Macon, Miss., Aug. 1 1870; s. Charles
B. and Sarah J. (Longstreet) A.; ed.
at Emory and Henry, 1890, Law, Uni-
versity of Mississippi, 1892; winner
of improvement medal and essayist
medal at Emory and Henry and was
graduated with special distinction in
law; initiated by Mississippi Theta,
spring 1888, afliliated with Virginia Pi«
'09, Tennessee Nu, '91, Mississippi
Gamma, '92; dean of law department
Epworth University; president Union
Trust Co., Oklahoma Oas and Electric
Co., director American National Bank,
mem. National Committee of National
Economic League, mem. Oklahoma
Supreme Court commission; mem. law
firm Flynn, Ames and Chambers; m.
Elizabeth P. Allen at Macon, Miss..
Feb. 6, 1894. Address, Lawrence
Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla.
AMMON, Robert, metallurgical engi-
neer; b. Bljrria, O., Dec. 20, 1887; s.
Charles H. and Harriet A.; ed. at Case
School of Science, 1910; vice-president
of class, school senator, mem. Pick and
Shovel club; initiated by Ohio Rho,
Oct 6, 1906, eminent archon, '10; chap-
ter steward '07-10; metallurgical engi-
neer with Anaconda Copper Mining
Co. Address, 412 Fifth Ave., Great
Falls, Mont
ANDERSON, Arthur Pickett, lawyer
and probate judge; b. Stonington,
Conn., June 28, 1876; s. Jerome S.
and Emma (Horn) A.; ed. at Boston
University, 1901; initiated by Massar
chusetts BetarUpsilon, Jan. 6, 1898;
mem. Phi Delta Phi; general practice
of law at New London, Conn.,
until 1904, when he was elected
judge of probate for the district
of Oroton, which office he has
held since; m. Jessie P. (Ashbey) A.;
April 1906. Address, Noank, Conn.
ANDERSON, Harry, farmer; b. Wis-
dom, Ky., Nov. 8, 1886; s. B. O. and
Lucy (Murphy) A.; ed. at Bethel
College; captain College football elev-
en, '05; initiated by Kentucky Iota,
Oct, 1906, eminent warden; mem. of
Modem Woodmen of America; m.
Mary F. Carrier, Dec. 25, 1906. Ad-
dress: Edmonton, Ky.
ANDERSON, Hugh Crump, mayor and
capitalist; b. 1853; ed. at Union
University and Cumberland Univer-
sl^; initiated by Tennessee Eta, 1870,
later afEUiated with Tennessee Lamb-
da; delegate to Atlanta S. A. E. Natl
convention, 1872; visitor S. A. E. Natl
convention, 1879; see S. A. E. History
vol. I, p. 318; mem. Tennessee legisla-
ture, 1878-81; mayor of Jackson, six-
teen times; president First National
Bank ; president Electric Light Co. ; m,
Lena Burdett, Sept 16, 1898. Address,
Jackson, Tenn.
ANDERSON, Lewis Noetrand, physi-
cian; b. Brooklsm, N. T., Sept 2, 1872;
s. Samuel C. and Harriet N. (Nost-
rand) A.; ed. Columbia University,
1895; a charter mem. New York Mu«
1895; mem. Am^cVoaxL ^«^<(»2l
u
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
cUUoD, New ToA SUto Hadlcal u-
■ocUUon, Awoclktod Phriicluu Lone
bland; BrooUn Usdlcal •ociatr;
TMtryinui ot Christ church; m«iii.
boud of msiukgera E, D. T. U. C. A.;
ehftlrman of Iflth wsrd commlttae on
public health; m. Laurs A. Gbapman,
Oct. 17, IBOO. AddrMB, US Bedford
Ave., Brooklyn, N. T.
ANDERSON, Mlltoii JaffarMin, Uwrer;
b. Jaaper, Tenn., 1876; a. Hilton W.
and BllEabeth (lltUar) A.; ed. Vandei^
bllt Untrer«ltT,189B; Initiated bj Ten-
nessee Nu, Dec. IG, 1894; an Inatalllng
otBcer of Loulalana Bpallon and
Louisiana Tau-Upillon. 1897; vlal-
tatlon wart at Motlier Hn and othw
Chatters; read law In olllce of CoL
Oaniett Andrews, Chattaaoosa; mem.
law firm of Anderson ft Crabtree,
Memphis; m. Blancbe Porter, Nov.
SI. 1»06. Address, Pwter Bids..
HemptilB. Tenn.
ANDERSON, Rudolph M.. arctic ex-
plorer; b. Decorah, la., Jane SO, 1878;
a. John E. A.; ed. at the UniveraitT
ot Iowa, 1906; captain Iowa track
team, Unlveraltjr record for hurdlee,
a charter member of Iowa Beta, 1906;
del^ate to prortnce Zeta conventlcxi.
IMG; veteran Spanish-American war,
corporal 5Snd Iowa VoL Inf.; Joint
leader tor the atetansson-Anderson
Arctic expedition which has been In
the tar north tor the iBSt four years
for the American Museum of Natural
Blstorr making ethnological collec-
tions and explorations. Address, care
American Hnseum ot Natural Hit-
tory. New York City.
ANDREWS, Alexander Boyd, Jr., Uw-
yer; b. Henderson, N. C„ Peb. t,
1873; s. Alexander B. and JuUa M.
(Johnston) A.; ed. at Onlverslty of
North Carolina. 1898; Initiated by
North Carolina XI, Sept. 7, 1889 ; emi-
nent arcbon and recorder; delegate
province convention, Atlanta, IStE;
delegate Nat'l S. A. E. convMitltxi
Charlotte. 1889, Atlanta. 1891; at-
tended Atlanta S. A. E, conrentlfm
1904; associate editor ot the Record;
Qrand C<Hnmander of Rntghta Temp-
lar ot North Carolina, 1907; Junior
Qtand Deacon Grand Lodge ot Uaaooa,
North Carolina, 19IS; mem. Amwlcan
Bar association. North Carolina Bar
association; m. Helen H. Sharpless,
Nov. 5, 1908. Residence, 411 N. Per-
son SL; office, ISI Fayettevllle St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
ANDREWS, Champe S., lawyer, manu-
facturer; b. Tazoo City, Hiss., Hay
IS, 1876; B. Col. Qamett and Rosalie
(Bemlce) A.; ed. at Alabama Pcdy
tectinlc losUtute, 1S94; flrat hontHv
class of 1894; captain of cadet com-
pany, winning price sword for beat
drilled company; Initiated by Alabama
Alpha-Hu, Nov. 1, 1890 ; eminent
archon and treasurer; brotlier to O.
B. Andrews, B. A. B., and A. B. An-
drews, 8. A. B.; delegate Nat'l S. A. E.
convenUon, Atlanta, 1S91, Chattanooga
lB9a, Pittsburgh. 1893, Washington.
lg94; St Louis, 1898, Nashville, 1898,
Boston, 1900; eminent supreme treas-
urer 1894-98; author ot law creating
board of trustees, first president of
board of trusteei, editor of the Rec-
ord, 1902; author ot song. "To the
Violet" in S. A. B. song book; captain
ot the 3rd Tennessee VoL Infy. Span-
ieh-American wsr ; past Exalted Rulsr
New Tork Lodge No. 1, B. P. O. B.;
ptat departmMit commander New
York department Spanish- American
war veterans ; mem. Sons of the Revo-
lution; naval and military order ot
Spanish war veterans; counsel tor the
New York County Medical aoctetr,
l)l>0-1907; contributor to magazines;
mem. American Bar association: New
York City Bar aaaoclatlon; m. H^
riette J. KIrber, Sept 14, 1909. Ad-
dress, Army and Navy club. New
York City.
ANDREWS, Claude V., state attorney;
b. Ulaml county, Ind., Oct. IS. 1873: s.
William P. and Edith V. A.; ed.
Franklin College, 1898; class orator;
represented College in state oratorical
contest, 1897; mem Pericleslan Liter-
ary society; Initiated by Indiana
Alpha, Sept. 13, 1894: eminent archon,
1S98; delegate Nat'l S. A. B.
convention, Bt. Louis. 1896; presi-
dent Peru Commercial club, state's
attorney for Slst Judicial circuit, Ind.;
m. Laura Hay Lukens Nov. SG, 1901.
Residence. 119 N. Wabash St: Office,
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
U
Wabarii VaUer Tniit Bld(., Peru,
Ind.
ANDREWS, Jamaa Hatiry Millar, BnpL
Uses and cables PUla. R^ld Tniuit
Co.; b. B«l£ut. Iraland, Jan. 31, 1876;
s. Jamea W. and Mary (Cannlcbael)
A.; «d. P«ma7lTUi« State CoUege.
1898; prealduit Glee clnb, president
Tlieaplait Dnmattc aaaocUtlon, edi-
tor on Freelance board, Latin board,
leader major of College battalion,
honor mlUtair cradoate; mein. Pren
club; Junior uaemblr committee;
initiated hj PMUisrlTanla Alpli»
Zeta, Sept. 32, 1894; wrote Im-
portant 'article on tlie "8. A, E. Coat
of Arma," see S. A. B. Hlatorr:
brotlier of Frederick O. Andrewi,
Pennarlvanla Alpha-ZeU: autbor
"Some NotM on Rail CormgaUon."
Electric RaUwar Journal, Sept,
1910, Joomal of tbe Tramwaya and
Light RaUware aasociaUon, London,
Oct ,1910, Bee alao the proceedings The
lnterDatl<Hial Tramwaya association,
Brnssels, 1910; "Some Ualntenance
Features of Street Railway Track,"
The Engineer, OcL, 1908; mem. Tbe
EnglneerB club of Phlladelpbla; asso-
ciate mem. Americas Electric Rail-
war BssoclatloD, first Uentenast en-
gineer battalion National guard of
Penniylvanla; m. Esther McKinler
Bender, Not. 16, 1904. Address, 60S
8. 4lBt St., Philadelphia, Penn.
ANDREWS, John Davis, lawyer: b.
Hamilton, O., Jan. S7, 1881; b. AUen
and Belle A. ; M. Oblo State UnlTerslty
1903; initiated by Ohio Tbeta, Not. SS,
1899; brother of Stanley B. An-
drews, 8. A. E.; m. Harie B. Long,
Not. 2S, 1905. Address, 708 Rent-
schler Bldg., Hamilton, O.
APPEL, Vallae Orvllls, student Har-
vard UnlTenlty; b. Pocahontas, 111.,
Aug. 6. 1889; a. J. H. and Ida (Idler)
A.; ed. Unlreraity of Chicago, 1911;
president senior class, editor 1910 an-
nual, mem. Owl and Serpent; initiated
by niinoia Theto, Jan. 1908, eminent
archon, (3 terms), delegate Kan-
sas City S. A E. Natl convention,
1910; Uaveled in Eiurope; mem. Ha-
■onlc order; law student at Harvard
University. Address, 207 Cralgle
HaU. Cambrtdge, Uoss.
APPLEBY, Clarenss WllUa, merchant;
b. Tsrestum, Pens., Uarcb 16, 1886;
B. Charles J. and Carrie (Clark) A.;
ed. Allegheny College, 190S, mem.
football eleven, basketball tMun,
captain gymnosinm class, College
bond, mem. Quill club; Initiated
by Pennsylvania Omega, Dec. 10,
1905; mem. of Hotlenden club, order
of Maccabees, shoe business, Ad-
dreflB, 401 B. 9th Ave., Tarentom,
APT, Fredsric Oaslay, lawyer, b.
Pratt, Kan.. July S. 1889; s. Charles
H. and Blanche (Qasloy) A.; ed. Unl-
verslt; of Kansas; Initiated by Kan-
sas Alpha; eminent archon, delegate
province Zeta convention, Iowa
Cltf. 1909, Lawrrace, 1911, attended
s; A. B. Natl convention at Kan-
sas City, 1910, vice-president of prov-
ince Zeta since 1909; mem. Masonic
order. Address, lola, Kan.
ARCHER, Elmer T., consulting en-
gineer; b. Lockport, N. T., Dec. 6,
1879; B. W. F. and Hary A.; ed.
University of Arkaneaa, 1901, Uni-
versity of Illinois; initiated by Ar-
kaD8B8 Alpha-Upsllon, June 24, 1899,
affiliated later with Illinois Beta,
brother of Arthur W. Archer, nitnols
Beta, attended B. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tioB, Memphis, 1904, Kansas City, 1910,
senior mem. of the firm of E. T.
Archer & Co. AddresB, 425-6-7 Beats
Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
ARCHER, willism M., civil engineer;
b. Jellico, Tenn., Jon. 22, 1886; a. J.
F. and Jane (Perkins) A.; ed. Uni-
versity of Tennessee, president of
FreBhman class, football team, '09;
mem. Modem Woodmen of Ameri-
ca. Address, Jellico, Tenn.
ARCHIBALD, William Lorlng, real
estate; b. Panola county. Miss., July
18, 1S67; s. W. L. and Caroline E.
(Bradshaw) A.; ed. University of
MIsBlsBlppl; Initiated by MlBBlsslppI
Gamma, 1884. Address, Oxford,
Mias.
ARMSTRONG, Chariao Henry 0„ stu-
dent at University of Pennsylvania;
b. March ZSth, 1S91; a. Frank and
Cora (Hary) A,; initiated by Penn-
sylvania Theto, Oct, 19, 1910; var^
14
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
May Day sporta committee. Addresa,
104 Noble Aye.» Grafton, Penn.
ARMSTRONG, Philip MeCutcheon,
secretary and general manager; b.
Detroit, Mich., Dec. 8, 1885; a. Edwin
E. and Louise (McCutcheon) A.; ed.
University of Michigan, special course
in the University of Leeds (England),
in chemistry of leather industry; as-
sociate editor "Michiganensien,"
class football; mem. Alchemists, pres-
ident Camera club. Glee club; initi-
ated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Dec. 18,
1902; eminent deputy archon and her-
ald; secretary and general manager
Armstrong Tanning Co.; Detroit Uni-
versity club. Country club. Boat club.
Tennis club. Address, Hart and
Charlevoix Aves. or University club,
Detroit, Mich.
ARNOLD, William W., lawyer; b. Ob-
long, ni., Oct 14, 1877 ; s. Berzelius M.
and Mary K. (Baker) A.; ed. Univer-
sity of Illinois, 1901; initiated by lUi-
nois Beta, Feb. 23, 1901; mem. Robert
Bruce lodge, 191, Knights of Pythias,
Robinson, 111.; Crawford lodge, 124,
Robinson, 111.; Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks, Robinson
lodge, 1188, Robinson lodge. No. 250
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
Robinson Chapter, 225, Royal Arch,
Goran Commandery, No. 14, Knight
Templars, Olney, 111.; Oriental Con-
Bistery Scottish Rite^ Chicago, 111.,
Medinah Temple, Ancient Order of
Mystic Shrine, Chicago, IlL; mem.
law firm McCarty & Arnold; m. Kate
Wheeler Busey. Address, Robinson,
m.
A8HCRAPT, Cyrus Washington, mayor,
president cotton mills; b. Clay county,
Ala., Feb. 27, 1866; s. Andrew J. and
Eliza (Wiley) A.; ed. Alabama Poly^^
technic Institute, 1888; honor man
of class, winner oratorical medal ; Ini-
tiated by Alabama Alpha-Mu, Sept 20,
1887; deputy archon; brothers, Lee,
Erister and Fletcher Ashcraft, all of
Alabama Alpha-Mu; held chair of
English in State Normal School for
two years after graduation, six years
in newspaper work, mem. society
of Promotion of Industrial Bduoar
tion; president Ashcraft Cotton
Mills, present Mayor of Florence; m.
Janie P. Dunklin, Oct 9, 1895, (died,
1900); 2nd., Zaidee EUis, Oct 28,
1906; 3rd., Ldllian C. Brown, Feb. 8,
1910. Address, Florence, Ala.
ASHCRAFTl Fletcher, manufacturer;
b. Ashland, Ala.; s. Andrew J. and
Eliza (Wiley) A.; ed. Alabama Poly-
technic Institute, 1900; cadet captain,
Co. A, 1899-00, president Wirt Ldter-
ary society; initiated by Alabama
Alpha-Mu, Sept 25, 1897; eminent
archon; manager Tennesseie Ferti-
lizer CU).; m. Emma Bivings, 1904.
Address, Florence, Ala.
ATKINSON, Spencer Roane, Jr., manu-
facturer; b. (Camden county, Ga., 1886;
s. Dean D. and Sarah (Hardee) A.;
ed. Georgia School of Technology;
initiated by Georgia Phi, Jan. 9,
1904, deputy archon, brother of Frank
B. Atkinson, Georgia Phi; mem.
Ocean lodge, 214, Masons; postmas-
ter, stockraiser, manufacturer and
operator in turpentine; m. Agnes
Akin, April 27, 1908. Address, Mount
Pleasant, Ga.
AUGUST, Robert Munford, insurance;
b. Richmond, Va., Feb. 8, 1881; s.
Ben T. and Gertrude (Shell) A.; ed.
Virginia Military Institute, 1902;
Second Lieutenant Cadet battalion,
leader in final German; initiated by
Virginia Theta, AprU 11, 1908,
(charter member); special agent
Home Insurance Co., N. T.; m. Eliza-
beth Starlings, Sept 23, 1911. Ad-
dress, 88 South St, Baltimore, Md.
AULDRIDGE, Theodore Forest, law-
yer; b. Tipton, Iowa, Jan. 28, 1888;
s. Lewis Severance and Emma A.;
ed University of South Dakota, 1910;
business manager of Volante^ class
treasurer; Initiated by South Dakota
Sigma, Jan. 28, 1911, (charter mem-
ber); mem. law firm of Boucher,
O'Brien, Johnson and Auldridge;
assistant in office of Attomey-Cfen-
eral of South Dakota. Address,
Pierre* S. D.
AUSTIN, Albert Milton, lawyer; b.
FrankUn, Tenn., July 25, 1873; s.
Milton S. and Susan (Eddy) A.; ed.
Ohio Wesleyan University, 1894; class
president associate editor College
paper, toastrmaster Pan-Hellenic Lea-
gue, manager class team; initiated
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
by Ohio Delta, Jan., 1891; delegate
S. A. E. Nat'l conve&Uon Ch»t-
tanO(«a, 1892, Plttaburgh. 1893, Waata-
Ington, 1891, St. Loula, 1896, Naab-
Tllle, 1898, Boston. 1900, AtlanUc Cltr.
1909; president proTlnce Delta, 1S9X,
when tbe provtnce included all tbe
norttiem chapters from Hassacbua-
etta to California; Joint-founder of
Ohio Theta, 1892; elected eminent
supreme treasurer In 1892 and
re-elected In 1893, vhlch ofllce be
filled vlth great credit to himself and
usefulness to tbe fratemltr, elected
eminent supreme archon la 1891 and
re-elected In 1898, during this ad-
mlnlstratltm the fratemity grew and
proapered greatly; author of plan to
fnmlsh each Initiate wltb badge, re-
installed ffev Tork Alpha, meuLi board
of trustees, delegate from 8, A. E. to
Inter-Frateinlty conference; traveled
In Europe and resident of HeUco for
a period; mem. law firm Redding,
Qreeley and Austin; m Florence
Peabody, Aug. 26, 1902, at Ban Fran-
cisco, Cal. Addreu, Patter Bldg., 88
Park Row, New York City.
AUSTIN, John Eddy, mercantUe; b.
Clinton county, O., July 27, 1880; a.
Hilton S. and Susan (Bddy) A.; ed.
Ohio Wesleyan University; claai
president, prep, manager Athletic
UBodatlon; initiated by Ohio Delta.
April 6, 1901, eminent treasurer, tIsJ-
tor Hemphls S. A. B. convratlDn, 1904,
brother of Albert U. Austin, Ohio Del-
la; traveled In Europe; owner of tbe
Austin Pboto Supply Co.; m. Itabel
Watklna, Oct. 8, 1908. Address, 726
Cherry St, Chattanooga, Tenn.
B
8AD0ER, Irwin Samuel, construction
engineer; b.' Perry, N. T. Feb. IE,
1886; B. Volney H. and Catherine B.;
ed. Syracuse TTnlTersltr, 1908; class
president, class football teams; Initi-
ated by New Tork Delta. Feb. 22,
1897, (charter member), eminent
archon and herald; engineer in
charge of the construction of tlie
Delta Dams at Delta, N. T., costing
tU,000.(KH). Address. 719 ft. Waah-
taftoB St. Rome, N. T.
BAOLEY, Frank Randall, meroantlle;
b. Hudson. N. T., Feb. 1, 1867; s.
John H. and Lydla B.; ed. St. Ste-
phen's College, 1877, senior class
president, captain baseball team, ,
flrst prise in ethics, elocution and
psychology; Initiated by New Tork
StgmarPbl, June 18, 189&, (mem.
of local Sigma-PU). manager for
W. A. Hazard & Co., salt manufact-
urers. New Tork and Chicago; m.
Lily Brush, April 11, 1883. Address.
439 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park, lU.
BAILEY, Francis Wayland, educator;
b. Stamford. N. T., June 20. 188G; a.
RoBcoe Bailey; ed. Syracuse Unlver^
Blty. 1910; mem. class debate team,
class baseball team; Initiated by New
York Delta, March, 1909, eminent
chaplain, lodge director; principal
Chenango Forks High schooL Ad-
dress, Chenango Forks. N. T,
BAILEY, Edward Burke, physician; b.
DemopollB, Ala., 1878; s. J. L. and An-
nie (Comleh) B.; e<| University of VI>H
glnla,l897; Initiated by Virginia Oml-
cron April 25, 1896; formerly surgeon
transport Holt, S. S., line. New ToA
City to Brazil and West Indies; sur-
gMn Mexican Copper Co., at Ramos,
San Luis PotosI, Meiico, surgeon U.
S. Army with services In tbe P. L,
1st. Lieut Medical Reserve Corps. U.
a. Army; now In general practloe of
medicine; m. Mellesa Allen, Sept. It,
1904. Address, Demopolls. Ala.
BAILEY, Frederick William, medical
specialist; b. Iowa City, la., Aug. 26,
1878; s. Mathew H. and Anna (Wick-
ham) B.; ed University of Iowa, B. S.>
1901, M. S.. 1908, H.D., 1905; Initiated
by Iowa Beta, Feb. 11, 190S, (charter
mem.), physical director of Univer-
sity gymnasium. Instructor in phy-
siology. College of Medicine, 1901-06,
assistant professor In eye, ear, nose
and throat, CnlTersity of Iowa, 180S-
OS.mem. American Academy of Ophtb.
American Medical association, Iowa
State Medical association, stafC of St
Luke's Hospital, epeclaUsts in bead
aud throat diseases; m. Bertha Wil-
kinson, July 16, 1907. Residence, 1882
Second Ave. Office, 309-10 Securi^
Bank Bldg., Cedar Ri^ids, Iowa.
BAILEY, Th«odor« %., «1A9 \«£&nc\ Xt.
u
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. R.
PlKtUbur^ N. T., June 1, 187S: *.
WllUftm H. and lCarth« A. (ScrlTw)
B.; ed. Fudue n&lTsnltjr, B. H. B^
1896. CorneU UiUvenltr, H. E. 1898:
mam. Tau Beta Fl socletj: InitUtod
b; Indiana B«t«, Oct. SI, 1891, emi-
nent arclum and treasurer, mem.
American aocietr Mechanical En(l-
neen, Natl Oeosraphlcal aoclety. 10>-
Bonlc ordH, New Bncland Corn^
clab, Tliamea club, secretair *i>d
treasurer New London Ship and Bn-
glne Coh Chief Engineer Electric
Boat Co.; m. Loulle C. Braxton. 18»9;
Addreu, 168 Williams St., New Lon-
don. Conn.
BAILEY. Wlillam Stuart, lawyer, may-
or; b. Canton. Hlis., Oct 6, 1876; a
wmiam H. and Ellaabeth (M'hixm) B.;
ed. UnlTerslty of Texas, 18B8; Initi-
ated b7 Texas Rho, March 1, 1897; at-
tended Boston S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1B«0; mem. Maaona, Enl^t
Tonplar, Shrine: mayor of Calvert,
Texas, three terms; Counsel for the
Bankws' Trust Co., Houston, Texas;
m. Tallulah Prince Smith, April 27,
1906. RMidence, 406 Westmoreland
Are. Offlce, Duloa National Bank
Bldg., Houston, Texas,
BAKER, Horace Portaes, lawyer; b.
MayriUe, N. T., April 16, 187S; e.
George Albert and Julia (Hurlbnrt)
B.; ed. Harvard nnlverslty, 1901; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Gamma.
Not. 27, 1897; eminent archon, record-
er and treasurer, delegate Boston S.
A. E. Nat'l convention, 1900, attended
Washington S. A. B. Nat'l convention
1902, alternate delegate to AtlanUc
City convention, 1909, served aa pres-
Unit Pittsbargh Alumni assoclaUon;
brother of George A. Baker, Masssr
chosetts Gamma; travels! in Europe.
Address, 413 Wabash Bidg., Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
BAKER, Herbert Sumner, pnbUsher;
b. Manchester. N. H., Dec. 2S, 1876;
B. Edward and Martha J. B.; ed.
Harvard University, 1902; mem. edi-
torial board Harvard Illustrated Mag-
asine 1900-01; initiated by Massa-
chusetts Gaming March 18, 1899,
eminent deputy archon, attended
Boston S. A. E. Nat'l convention,
1900. mem. staff of Bobbs-MerrlU
Co., pabllshen; m. AUca L« SoUee
Sanlord, Hay 81, 1906. Addrees, 84
Unlou Square East, New Tork City.
BAKER, Warren Vsrtion, editor; b.
areensburg, Kan., July IS, 1889; a
Warren and Elliabeth B.; ed. Univer-
sity of Kansas: initiated by Kansas
Alpha, March IS, 1908. Addresa, SOU
Broadway, Great Bend, Kan.
BAKER, William Hose, lawyer, may-
or. Judge; b. Jacksonville, FlA,
March 21, 1868; s. James and Fanny
B. ; ed. Davidson CoUege, 1888, Wash-
ington and Loe University; president
Phi society, class salutatorian; Initi-
ated by North Carolina Theta,
Ja.n. 15, 1885, afflllated later with Vir-
ginia Sigma, delegate Columbia B. A.
G. Nat'tcouTentlon, 1887; county Judge
at JEtchsonville, Fla., 1898-01, mem. and
president ot clt7 council, 1901-07, may-
or of Jacksonville, 1907; m. Kate Le
Grand Graves, Feb. IS, 1896. Resi-
dence 27 Lomaz St. Offlce, AUan-
tlc Natfl Bank Bfdg, JacksonvlUe.
Fla.
BAKER, Osmsn Dais, University In-
structor; b. PaoU, Wis., Jan. 4, 1885;
B. E. D. and Llda (Ellaworth) B.; ed.
Iowa State College, class presldwit;
mem. Alpha Zeta, Bfgma Sigma so-
cieties; miUated by Iowa Oamma,
May 22, 1908, anlnent recorder, treae-
urer ol Iowa Gamma association; in-
structor in Animal Industry at the
University of California. Addrees,
Davis, Cat
BALDWIN, Clarke E., lawyer; b.
Canandaigua, Mich., Nov. 24, 1871;
s. Edward C. and Marllda E. B.; ed.
Adrian C<^ege; initiated by Michigan
Alpha. Nov. 5, lS9t, later aflUlated
with the Michigan lota-Beta; mem.
the Michigan Constitutional conven-
tion 1S07; m. Adella A. Wing, Nov.
14, 1899. Addrees. Masonic Temple,
Adrian, Mich.
BALDWIN, George Clyde, civil engl-
neeri b. Kinsman, O.. April 14, 1884;
B. George and Emma (LeSuer) B.;
ed. University ot Kansas, 1906; presi-
dent ot the engineers, 1904-05; mom.
Sigma XI; Initiated by Kansas Alpha
1904; eminent archon, 1905-06; stew-
ard; delegate Province Zeta con-
vention, Lincoln, Neb., 1905; for
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
four years was chief of party making
the Alaskan Boundary survey, dis-
trict engineer Idaho district, U. S.
Geological survey; associate mem.
American Society Civil Engineers;
m. Helen Havens, Nov. 16, 1910. Ad-
dress, 615 Idaho Bldg., Boise, Idaho.
BALDWIN, Ralph Harvey, Insurance;
b. Winnebago City, Minn., March 24,
1882; s. George W. and Cynthia
(King) B.; ed. University of Minne-
sota, 1905; Initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902 (charter mem),
chairman of the province Delta
convention committee, Minneapolis
1904; delegate Memphis S. A E.
Natl convention, 1904; m. Charlotte
C. Whlted (deceased), June 6, 1908.
Address, 933 Hawthorne Ave., Port-
land, Ore.
BALDWIN, William Frazler, student at
University of Illinois; b. July 7, 1892;
s. Archlbold S. and Martha (Frader)
B.; ed. Vlri^la Military Institute,
University of Illinois; Initiated by
Virginia Theta, Oct 24, 1909, later
affiliated with Illinois Beta. Address,
1364 E. 49th St, Chicago, IlL
BALL, Eustace Hale« author and pub-
lisher; b. CkOUpolls, O., Nov. 4, 1881;
s. George W. and (3ora <Bayea) B.;
ed. University of Cincinnati, 1908,
Harvard University, 1906; Initiated
by Ohio Epsllon, Oct 24, 1900, later
affiliated with Massachusetts Gamma,
made the department head drawings
for The Record; author of "The
"Striker," a novel of American labor
life, and of eighty-four Juvenile vol-
umes, under various nommes de
plume, founder of the College World
Magazine, editor and publisher cC
The Broadway Buzz Magazine. Ad-
drees, 1440 Broadway, New York
City.
BALL, Roseoe Lawrenee^ tsimw; b.
Toluca, IlL, Oct 11, 1884; s. (Jeorge
and Maria B.; ed. Eureka College^ A
B., University of Illinois, 1908; Ini-
tiated by Illinois Beta, Oct, 1906,
Eminent chaplain; traveled In Cuba
and Mexico, school director; m. Lucy
R. Burgess, March 21, 1911. Address,
Toluca, ni.
iALLARD, Jess. L^ lawyer; b. Echo,
Ind. Ty., Jan. 11, 1889, s. Thomas
and Elizabeth B.; ed. Cumberland
University, 1909; fullback, varsity
football team; initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, Oct 16, 1908; eminent her-
ald; youngest practicing attorney In
Oklahoma. Address, Grove, Okla.
BALLENGER, Edgar Garrison, phy-
sician; b. Tryon, N. C, Nov. 20, 1877;
s. Thomas T. and Anna (Garrison)
B.; ed. Purman University, University
of North Carolina, University of
Maryland; Initiated by South Caro-
lina Phi, Nov. 1895; brother of
Claude W. Ballenger, South Carolina
Phi; specialist in genlto-urlnary dis-
eases; lecturer Atlanta School of
Medicine; editor Atlanta Journal-
Record of Medicine; president Fulton
County Medical society; mem. staff
Presbyterian hospital; mem. Ameri-
can Medical association; Southern
Nebraska association; Georgia Medi-
cal society; mem. Atlanta Ath-
letic club. Piedmont Driving club;
traveled in England, France, Ger-
many. Author, Genito-Urlnary dis-
eases and Syphillis, 1908. Residence,
128 MyrUe St Office, AUanta Nat'l
Bank Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
BALLEW, William Murray, studlmt, b.
Corydon, la., Nov. 1, 1891; s. Theo-
dore C. and Ida (Laney) B.; student
at Northwestern University; mem.
Northwestern Dramatic club; initi-
ated by IlUnols Psi-Omega, Oct 16,
1910; eminent herald and chaplain.
Address, Corydon, la.
BALTHIS, Russell Forest, forest super-
visor; b. Colfax, la., Nov. 1, 1880; a
Isaac C. and Dora (Keffer) B.; ed.
Iowa Stote College, 1907; right
guard, football team, 1906; initiated
by Iowa Gamma, Oct 21, 1905; alter-
nate delegate Atlanta 8. A E. Nat'l
convention, 1906; forest supervision,
forest service, U. 8. department of
Agriculture; m. Magdalena Kennedy,
June 1, 1909. Address, care Forest
Service, Cloudcroft N. M.
BANKHEAD, John Hollls, Jr., lawyer;
b. Lamar county, Ala., July 8, 1878; s
U. S. Senator John H. Bankhead, Sr.,
and Tallula (Brockman) B.; ed.
University of Alabama, 1891, presi-
dent senior class; initiated by Ala-
bama Mn, ApT\\ 1^, \%%%; msm^ k^ar
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
bama legislature, 1908; author, Ala-
basia Blection Law; m. Muia Hae-
kint, Dec. 26, 1894. Address, Jasper,
Ala.
BANKS, Strother Addleon, trust offi-
cer; b. Henderson, Ky., Nov. 13,
1879; s. David and Martha (Sebree)
B.; ed. Cumberland Unlyerslty, 1898;
Initiated by Tennessee Lambda, Sept
9, 1897; brother of David Banks, Ken-
tucky Kappa; an alumnus who has
taken an active Interest In the fra-
ternity; trust officer of the Union
Bank and Trust Co. Address, 137
Elm St, Henderson, Ky.
BANKS, Willard AInsworth, student;
b. Dec. 3, 1891; s. Louis A. and Jessie
(Fremont) B.; attended Denver
University; student at Ohio Wes-
leyan University, varsity track team;
initiated by Colorado Zeta, Oct 2,
1909, now affiliated with Ohio Delta.
Address, 449 N. Sandusky St, Dela-
ware, Ohio.
BARKER, Charles Clyde, prosecuting
attorney; b. MerriUan, Wis., Sept
15, 1880; s. Jerome L. and Sophia
Agnes (Davis) B.; ed. University of
Michigan, 1901; mem. Friar's club,
class football team; Initiated by
Michigan lotarBeta, Jan. 24, 1899;
mem. law firm of Boyd (Michigan
Alpha), and Barker, prosecuting at-
torney, Grant county. City attorney
of Alliance; mem. Elks. Address,
Foster Bldg., Denver, (^lo.
BARKER, Clare H., lawyer; b. Gran-
ger, 0., May 13, 1876; s. William
and Lelia (Hills) B.; ed. Ohio Wesle-
yan, 1900; initiated by Ohio Delta,
Jan. 20, 1898; m. Mary M. Burt Sept
5, 1905. Address, Youngstown, Ohio.
BARKER, Ervin J., lawyer; b. Cresco,
la., June 2, 1888; s. Jeremiah and
Ada (Upton) B.; ed. University of
Iowa, 1906; class vice-president cm>-
tain Iowa track team, 1905, high
jump, Olympian games at St Louis,
1904, record high Jump; initiated by
Iowa Beta, Feb. 11, 1905 (charter
mem.); delegate province Zeta
convention, Lincoln, Neb., 1905; m.
Alice M. Coward, June 9, 1908. Ad-
dress, 410 Hyde Blk., Spokane, Wash.
BARKER, Frank Philip Kendriok, den-
tist University Instructor; b. Glad-
wyne, Penn., April 14, 1884; s. Thom-
as H. and Josephine (CU)nrad) B.; ed.
University of Pennsylvania, College
of Arts, 1907, dental department
1907; editor of Pennsylvania Dental
Journal; initiated by Pennsylvania
Theta, Oct 21, 1908; eminent herald;
instructor in dentistry in University
of Pennsylvania, and in Temple Uni-
versity; mem. DelU Sigma Delto;
past officer in the following lodges:
Sweedland lodge. No. 219, Knights
of Pythias; Merlon lodge, No. 210,
Odd Fellows; Cassia lodge. No. 278,
Free and Accepted Masons; Junior
Order Mechanics, 169, Delta Sigma
Delta Prof. Fraternities. Residence,
Gladwyne. Office, 905 Flanders Bldg.,
15th and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia,
Penn.
BARNARD, Virgil Gates, custodian of
flies; b. AUanta, Ga.. Nov. 7, 1891; s.
Judge George S. and Liaura (Dowl-
ing) B.; student at the University of
Alabama, clasb football, baseball,
basketball, track: initiated by Ala-
bama Mu, Sept 18, 1911; elected cus-
todian of the Nat'l flies by the su-
preme council, 1911. Address, Ozark,
Ala.
BARNETT, John Wheelwright^ b.
Leominster, ESngland; s. John and
Margaret (O'Shea) B.; ed. Univer-
sity of California, 1911; cast ot
Junior farce, cast of Senior extrava-
ganza, cast of Skun and Keys plsy;
mem. flnance committee senior week
and committee senior records, mana-
ger junior "informals," senior as-
semblies committee; mem. SkuU and
Keys; initiated by California Beta,
Sept 7, 1907; eminent archon, depu-
ty archon, herald, warden, treasurer;
delegate to flrst convention of prov-
ince Kappa; Kansas City S. A. E.
Nan convention, 1910. Address, 2519
Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal.
BARNQROVER, Walter John, student;
b. 1888; s. J. E. and Maggie (Scrog-
gie) B.; student at University of
Iowa; initiated by Iowa Beta, Dec.
10, 1910. Address, 400 N. Clinton
St, Iowa City, la.
BARNITZ, Edwin Elder, Uwyer; b.
Carlisle, Penn., Dec. 8, 1887; s. J. Ed-
win and Mary M. (Byster) B.; ed.
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. I
If
Dtddnson College, 1909; mutager'lii-
chlef Dickinson Law Review; inltl-
Kted bT PennsrlvanU SlgDU-PU,
June t, ISOB; eminent recorder; dele-
gate province Beta convention State
College. 1908: B. P. O. BlU. Ad-
drau, 131 East Main St, Carlisle,
BARNEY, WInfleld Supply, CoUege pro-
fessor; b. Washington, N. H., Nov. IS,
1S83; s. Bupplr aud Harr Jane (Thla-
seU) B.; ed. Dartmouth, 1906; special
honors, Pni7 modern language, prize
la French, second Thajer prize In
mathematics; salutatorlan. Magna
,cum laude; Phi BeU Kappa; Initiated
hj New Hampshire Alpha; studied at
the University of Grenoble, France,
1911; mem. University club of Gene-
va, N. T.; assistant protessor ot
Romance languages, Hobart College,
William Smith College, Geneva, N.
Y.; m. Hlnnle O. Dmry, Sept. 9, 1907.
Address, 408 Pultner St., Geneva, N.
Y.
BARR, Alfred Tennyaon, student, b.
March 8, 1898; s, David C. and Julia
(Murphy) B.; student at the Uni-
versity of South Dakota; mem. var-
sity football squad, class vice-presi-
dent; InlUated by South Dakota
Blgma, Nov. I, 1911. Addreai, BeUe
B\>urche, S, D.
BARR, Chariee James^ UlaiU|laiv; b.
AurorsL, ni., Jan.. 1869; t. James G.
and Sarah H. (Miller) B.; ed. Unl-
ventty ot Michigan, 189S; Initiated
by Michigan lota^Beta, Jan. U, 1S89
(charter mem.); principal High
School, Hancock, Hlch., 1S9M8, prin-
cipal High School, Marinette. Wis.,
1S»»«0, New Tork State Library
School, Albany, B. L. S., 190S, John
Crerar Library, 1908-date; mem. City
club. Residence, 816 Anhland Ave.,
River Forest, 111. Office, John Cre-
rar Library, Chicago, 111.
■ARR, Oeonia Dudley, Jr, student; b.
Jane 1, 1887; a WiUlam H. D. and
Blla Prances. (Smith) B.; student at
at Stephen's CoUege; Initiated by
New Tork Slgmn-Phi, March 4, 1910;
eminent recorder. . Address, 7S Lex<
ioCtoa Ave., Buffalo, N. T.
BARRKLL, Oeerge Emaraen. dentist;
b. Tort, He., Oct,, U, U71; s. Charles
C. and Martha B.; ed. Harvard Uni-
versity, 1900; initiated by Massachus-
etts Gamma, June 11, 1896. Address,
179 Newbury St, Boston, Mass.
BARRETT, Dennis Barton, bank presi-
dent; b. Calhoun, Ga., Oct 19, 1878;
e. Joseph W. and Anue Laura, (John-
BOD) B.; ed. Emory Collage, 1895;
Initiated by Georgia Epsllon, Sept S9,
1893; eminent recorder; president
Wbltfleld Co. Fair association, treas-
urer Dalton Chamber ot Commerce,
bank president, trustee Dalton Fe-
male College; mem. school board; m,
Mary McCamy, June 1, 1898. Ad-
dress, Dalton, Ga.
BARRETT, LsRoy Carr, College profea-
Bor; b. C^e Girardeau, Mo., March
11. 1877; s. Thomas and Sophia
(Muschany) B.; ed. Washington and
Lee University, 1897; Phi Beta Kap-
pa at Johns Hopkins, 1904; InlUated
by Virginia Sigma, Oct 15. 1894; emi-
nent archon; delegate St Louis S.
A. E. Nat'I convention, 1896; prof-
(eseor of Latin, Trinity College;
editor of Kashmir Atharva Veda,
Books I and II. Address, Trinity
College, Hartford, Conn.
SARflETT, Thomas C,, lawyer, lieuten-
ant-governor; b. 1860; ed. University
of the South; Initiated by Tennessee
Omega, Aug. 30, 1881; on the 10th of
June, 1884, he founded Texas Rho
at the University of Texas, with Seth
M. Morris, John I. Bonner, William
A. Roberts, Tates Flannlgan and R.
J. Folder aa charter members. Two
years later he founded Louisiana
Zeta at Thatcher Institute, Shreve-
port, La. This chapter only lived
two years. Elected to the Louisiana
State Senate In 1896, serving until
1910, when he became lieutenant-gov-
ernor of Louisiana, m. Lilian Quarlea
Ho II I ngs worth, 18S7. Address, Shreve-
port. La.
BARROW, Edward Robertson, analyti-
cal imd consulting chemist; b. Port
Allen, La., June 18, 1S78; s. Cordellus
J. and Martha J. (Robertson) B.; ed.
Louisiana State University, 1899;
Initiated by Louisiana Epsilon, Jan.
£1, 1897 (charter mem.); eminent
correspondent; delegata ^a^^a,'GA
coaventlon, NutnUiv, IWl', 4iA»o>uk
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
Memphis 8. A. B. Nat'l convention,
1904; president Memphis Alumni as-
sociation, 1904; ofllcial chemist for
the Memphis Merchants' EiZchange;
mem. American Chemical society;
m. Myrtelle Edmonds, June 28, 1905.
Address, 121 South Court St, Mem-
phis, Tenn.
BARRY, John M., lawyer; b. Lynn,
Mass., Oct 15, 1872; s. Richard P.
and Mary A. B.; ed. Boston Unlver^
slty; initiated by Massachusetts Beta-
Upsilon, Nov. 10, 1893; chairman of
L3mn school board. Address, 343
Union St, Lynn, Mass.
BARTLEY, Donald A., student; b. Sept
4, 1886; s. Sylvester and Alice (Sar-
tor) B.; student at University of Indi-
ana; initiated by Indiana Gamma;
mem. Skelton club. Address, 614
Fess Ave., Bloomington, Ind.
BARTME8S, James William, mercan-
tile; b. Tipplcanoe Ci^, June 23,
1886; s. James T. and Mary B. (Rout-
son) B.; ed. Cumberland University,
1908; football eleven, 1904; honorary
mem. Phllomathean society; mem.
Carruthera society, athletic repre-
sentative to faculty; initiated by Ten-
nessee Lambda, Sept 8, 1904; emi-
nent recorder and warden; hardware
business; mem. Covington club. Ad-
dress, 324 Walnut St, Covington, O.
BARTON, George Allen, Jr., student;
b. Jan. 29, 1891; s. George A. and Pe-
mala (Harrison) B.; student at the
University of Missouri; mem. varsity
football team; Initiated by Missouri
Alpha, Sept 24, 1910. Address, 2624
Troost St, Kansas City, Mo.
BARTON, Jeese B^ Jr., telephone engi-
neer; ed. University of Wisconsin;
mem. Monastic society; initiated by
Wisconsin Alpha, 1908, eminent
archon; telephone engineer with the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Address, 1825 S. Pacific Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash.
BARTON, William W., mercantile; b.
iCansas City, Mo., Jan. 27, 1890; s.
William and Fannie A (Waddell) B.;
ed. University of Missouri; Univer-
sity tennis team; Initiated by Mis-
souri Alpha, Sept, 1908; attended
iCansas City S. A. B. Nat'l conven-
tioo, 2910; with the Barton Bros.
Shoe Co. Address, 3310 Harrison St,
Kansas City, Mo.
BARTLETT, Theodore Russell, realty;
b. Chicago, 111., March 3, 1882; s.
Theodore A. and LlUeas J. (Fergn-
sin) B.; ed. University of Michigan,
1903, LL. B.; iniUated by Michigan
Iota-Beta, Oct 26, 1900, eminent
archon and treasurer, secretary of
province Delta, 1902-04; treasurer of
the Kansas City Alumni fund for the
Nat'l convention of 1910; real estate;
m. Wlnnifred Patton, June 26, 1907.
Address, 212 Commerce Bldg., Kan-
sas City, Mo.
BATES, John Thaxter, College profes-
sor; b. Calais, Me., Oct 10, 1883; s.
John D. and Mary E. B.; ed. Univer-
sity of Maine, 1907; president Uni-
versity Washington county club,
class treasurer; initiated by Maine
Alpha, Feb. 18, 1905; eminent archon,
correspondent steward, president
Maine Alpha corporation; delegate
to province Alpha convention, 1906;
assistant professor of Mechanical
engineering at Iowa State College.
Address, 604 Douglas Ave., Ames, Ia»
BATTLES, Charles Edwin, city physi-
cian; b. East Cleveland, O., March 11,
1877; s. O. T. and Sobra B.; ed. Mt.
Union College, 1898, Greek orator;
initiated by Ohio Sigma, April 20,
1896, eminent archon; city physician
for Cleveland, Ohio; m. Caroline M.
Davis, Aug. 5, 1903. Address, 8084
W. 26th St, Cleveland, Ohio.
BAUGH, Neville Richmond, Philippine
educator; b. Ceylon, India, June 21,
1876; s. Rev. George and Harriet B.;
ed. University of California, 1899;
principal Bulacan Trade School at
Malolos, Bulacan province, Philip-
pine Islands; m. first, Josephine
Barry (deceased), 1898, second. Pilar
de la Hoz. Address, Malolos, P. L
BAXTER, Harry, mechanical engineer;
b. Murdoch, 111., Oct 10, 1885; s. M.
and Carrie (Jones) B.; ed. Milliken
University, 1909; baseball team; ini-
tiated by niinois Delta, Jan. 14, 1911,
(charter mem.); mem. Masonic
order; m. Faye B. Long. Address,
Newman, IlL
BAYLOR, CurUs Ellsworth, bank pres-
ident; b. St Davids'. Bl., Oct 18, 1873;
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
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8. George T. and Mary Jane (Qhryockj
B.; ed. Adrain College and Univeraity
of Michigan; initiated by Michigan
Alpha, Jan. 11, 1893; president of the
State Bank of Cuba; nL Caroline
Hanna Scott, Aug. 9, 1911. Address,
Cuba, m.
BEACH, Sylvester Judd, physician; b.
Dedham, Mass., April 7, 1879; s.
Seth Curtis and Francis (Hall) B.;
ed. Harvard University, 1901; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
Dec. 3, 1893; attended Boston S. A.
E. Natl convention, 1900; president
province Alpha, 1904; mem. Aescula-
pian club, Boston; physician, speci-
alist, eye, ear, nose and throat; m.
Louise Harris, of Portland, Me., Oct.
7, 1909. Residence, 20 Myrtle St
Office, 283 Water St, Augusta, Me.
BEALL, John Collier, civil engineer;
b. Atlanta, Ga., Sept 9, 1899; s.
Arthur C. and Lillian (Collier) B.;
ed. at Georgia School of Technology,
1911; initiated by (Georgia Phi, April,
1908. Address, 663 Piedmont Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
BEAR, Herbert Keller, chemist; b. Phil-
adelphia. April 1, 1887; s. Benjamin
F. Bear; ed. Pennsylvania State Col-
lege, 1911; associate editor, "La
Vie," 1911; mem. Thespians, Glee
club, junior promenade committee,
sophomore banquet committee, Phar-
sonisus, choir; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania AlphSrZeta, Oct 8, 1908; emi-
nent archon, correspondent, herald;
attended Atlantic City S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, 1909; chief chemist Edi-
son Illuminating Co., Detroit Mich.;
mem. American Chemical society.
Address, 312 Vinewood Ave., Detroit,
Mich.
BEARCE, Henry W., physician; b. Heb-
ron, Me., Oct 5, 1881; s. Herrick M.
and Mary J. B.; ed. University of
Maine, 1906; varsity track team,
senior class prophet; mem. Bowl and
Ladle club; initiated by Maine
Alpha, Oct. 4, 1902; eminent deputy
archon and recorder; author of tech-
nical papers on the density and
thermal expansion of liquids; assist-
ant physician of the U. S. govern-
ment bureau of standards; mem.
Philosophical society of Washing-
ton; m. Kate E. Merrill, Dec. 1, 1907.
Address, care Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C.
BEARD, Archibald Hlldreth, student;
b. Pueblo, Colo., May 13, 1890; s. John
H. and Catherine (Morris) . B.; ed.
University of Kansas, 1910; mem. Nu
Sigma Nu Medical fraternity; initi-
ated by Kansas Alpha, March 12,
1908, eminent recorder, warden; stu-
dent now at Harvard Medical School;
mem. Innominate club; Masonic or-
der. Address, 291 Brookline Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
BEARD, Robert Briggs, student; b. Oct
22, 1889; s. J. S. and Ida (Wiley) B.;
ed. University of Alabama, 1909, B.
S., and at present a student in medi-
cal department of Tulane University;
mem. Phi Chi; initiated by Alabama
Mu, Oct 1912, now affiliated with
Louisiana Tau-Upsilon; brother of
F. S. Beard, Alabama Mu (deceased).
Address, 332 N. Three Notch St,
Troy, Ala.
BEARDSLEY, Orsamus Drake, manu-
facturer; b. Freedom, Ohio, Sept. 7,
1874; s. Byron Paine and Orsula
(Drake) B.; ed. Ohio State Univer-
sity, 1898; initiated by Ohio Theta,
Nov. 10, 1894, eminent archon; dele-
gate province Delta convention, 1896,
Ann Arbor, Mich.; past president of
the Chicago Alumni association of
S. A. E.; thirty-second degree Mason;
manufacturer of steel; m. Jessie
Sykes, Nov. 6, 1900. Address, 930 W.
19th St., Chicago, 111.
BEASLEY, Cecil A., lawyer, b. Dec. 20,
1876; s. Ww L. and Sarah F. (Howell)
B.; ed. Alabama State Normal Col-
lege, 1896, University of Alabama,
1900; winner William J. Bryan medal
at the University of Alabama for
best essay on the science of govern-
ment; state senator of Alabama and
private secretary to U. S. Senator J.
H. Bankhead; mem. royal arch Ma-
sons, Odd Fellows, Red Men, K. of P. ;
mem. law firm of Beasley and Wright;
m. Louise Robertson, Jan. 18, 1910.
Address, Fayette, Ala.
BEAVER, Charles W. student; b. Feb.
16, 1893; 8. Thomas K. and Fannie
(Seiber) B.; student at Gettysburg
College; varsity basebslU sAhlAtl^^
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
editor of GflttTBtrarsUn: InltlKtod by
PenniylTUiia Delta, J&n. 6, 1910. Ad-
droM, Academia, Penn.
BECKHAM, John Crcppi WIckllfTa,
lawyer, former gOTemor: b. Wlckland,
Ky., Auk. G. 186S; ■. WUUam N0Uiei>
toa and Julia Terls (WlcUUfe) B.;
biB mother was the daughter of
Charles A WlcUlffe, a Koremor of
Kr., hla matanuJ uncle waa Robert
Wlcklttfe, a gorernor of Louisiana,
and his father (I839-82), a lawyer and
legislator; ed. Central UnlTersltr,
1S88; Initiated by Kentucky Kappa,
Sept 16, I8S4. In September, 1888,
he was appointed principal of the
BardBtown public S'chooL He re-
■igned Us princlpalship In 1893,
and opened a law ofllce. On August
6, 1893, the day he became eligible, he
was nominated for the Kentucky leg-
islature ou the democratic ticket, and
was elected without opposition. In
1895, he declined renomluaUon. In
January, 1896, the death of his suc-
cessor, Isaac, brought his name again
to the front, and he waa nominated
and elected at the special election.
Feb. 1. He was renominated and
elected without oppoalUon, and In the
session of 1898 no opposition was
given to his selection as speaker of
the house. In 1S99 he was nominated
for lieutenant governor of Kentucky
on the ticket with William Ooebel.
After the balloting the contest waa
carried before the general asiembly
and on Feb. 1, 1900 the contest was
decided in favor of Goebel and Beck-
ham. Upon the death of Oov. Goebel,
on Feb. 3, Beckham became governor
to serve until the following regular
election, but before that time he waa
nominated as the Democratic candi-
date, July 20, 1900, and on Nov. 6,
was elected to fill out the term ending
Dec. 1908. At the state Democratic pri-
mary held Hay 9, 1908, be was nom-
inated without opposition to be the
Democratic candidate for governor for
* the full term of four years, beginning
Dec. 8, 1903, and waa elected by 26,350
majority. The principal accompllsb-
ments of bis administration of eight
years were the restoration of peace I
and gulet from tbe turbulent and '
chaotic condition which existed In the
state at the time of Gov. Qoebel's at-
aaaalnaUon; Uie complete rehablllta-
Uon of the state's finances and credit,
and the payment of the entire state
debt, one mllUon dollars bonded debt
being paid before It was due. the col-
lection of tbe neglected civil war
and Spanish war claims against tbe
Federal Oovemmeut, amponUng to
about |I,S00,00D; the great improve-
ment ia the public institutions ol
the state and the establishment ol
new institutions; the advance and
progress in the schools and the cause
of education, including tbe extension
of the State University and the estab-
lishment of tbe Normal Schools; the
building of the new State Ca^iltol; and
the accomplishment of all these and
other improvements without an in-
crease In the tax rata or borrowing
a dollar. During his administration
he waa also instrumental in the pas-
sage of a county Unit law and other
temperance measures under which
tbe "dry" territory of Kentucky was
extended to about one hundred of the
one hundred and nineteen counties of
the state, and In the enforcement of
the laws for the Sunday closing of
ealoone. In 1906, he was nominated in
the Democratic State primary as the
candidate for the U. S. Senate, but
was defeated In the General Assembly
of 1908, by W. O. Bradley, tbe Repub-
lican nominee, four Democratic mem-
bers having bolted, and voted for
Bradley. He returned to the practice
of law In Frankfort, Ky., as a member
of the firm of McQuown ft Beckham,
and In 1909, became the editor of the
Kentucky Btate Journal, while con-
. tinulng his law practice, but retired
from the newspaper work in 1911, to
devote his entire time to his law
practice; m. Jean Raphael Fuqua.
Address, Frankfort, Ky.
iBEEDY, Louis Samuel, lawyer; b. Stan-
ley. B. C. Feb. 22. 1873; s. Joslah
Crosby and Laura M. (Dlndhard) B.;
ed Leland Stanford University. 1S9S;
Initiated by California Alpha, Oct. 21,
1893; eminent archon and correspon-
dent; first president of province Kap-
pa; president of the San Fran-
WHO'S WHO IN a A. B.
daco Alumni aasocUtlon ot B. A. B.;
bioUier Of WImlov B««dr. CaUfornla
Alpha; m. Mabel El Hotmer, June
tt. 1908. Addreis, 310 Sansome 8t^
San FTaaclsco, CaL
EEOLE, Claudloue Franela, student;
b. Sept 21, 1889; ■. Francis and Uarj
(Corle) B.; student at Gett^iburg Cot
lege; captain varsl^ football team,
TanltT basketball team. Addrees, R.
V. D. 2, Everett, Penn.
EEM, Perry Lewla, student: b. Oct 4,
1891; a L. C. and Hargaret (Graham)
B.; student at Adrian College; end
football team, captain basketball,
class treasurer; Initiated by Mlctal-
gan Alpha, Feb. 1, 1908. Address,
Rlchwood, Ohio.
ELKNAP, Harry T., Insurance; b. Per-
TT, O., Oct 26, 1886; s. B. 8. and Anna
(Tyler) B.; ed. Oblo State UnlTerelt7.
1908; mem. Pbl Delta Phi; initiated
by Ohio Theta, March 18, 1906, emi-
nent archon, delegate to province
Delta conrentlon at Deleware, Oblo,
1908; mem. Masonic order; surety
bond business and insurance. Real-
dence, 492 K 105th St; Office, 801
Park Bldg., Cleveland, O.
ELKNAP, John Gordon, Insurance; b.
Perry, O., Jan. 29, 1S84; a. E. S. and
Anna O. B.; ed. Ohio Sute nniver-
slty, 1907; Initiated by Ohio Theta,
March 18, 1905, eminent archon, dele-
gate Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1906; trustee and chairman of
finance committee in connection with
the securing of a permanent home
for Ohio Theta, which has been oc-
cnpted by the chapter since Oct 1,
1911; brother of Harry T. Belknap,
Ohio Theta; district manager of
Continental Casualty Co.; m. Marguer-
ite Lisle, June 16, 1911. Residence,
224 W. 10th Ave.; office. 21-22 Mar-
setU Bldg., Columbus, O.
ELKNAP, Robert Brown, student; b.
Nlles, Hlch.. Dec. 81, 1889; ed. Dart-
mouth, 1912; manager Freshman
baaeball team; Initiated by Nev
Hampshire Alpha, Dec. 4, 1908; emi-
nent arcbon and treasurer; dele-
gate province convention at Wtffces-
ter, Haas. Address, 164 Bmnson
Ave., Benton Harbor, Hicb.
ELL, Frank Fraderiok, engineer; b.
Fblladelpbia, Penn., Sept 26, 1S88; a.
Frank F. and Helen G. (Bdwaida)
B.; ed. Haasacbuaetta Institute of
Technology, 1910; treaaurer year
book; varsity track squad, class fotrt-
ball, first marahall at grsidnatlon ex-
ercises, class representative Institute
and executive committee of Institute;
mem. O. 8.; R.; S.; Initiated by Mas-
sachusettB lota-Tau, Oct 15, 1906,
eminent archon, deputy archon and
treasurer; traveled In Europe and
Hawaiian Islands; with the Portland
Railway Light and Power Co., en-
gaged In construction ot EMacada
dam, at Portland, Oregon. Addresa,
Bristol, Penn.
BELL, Urban RsdclilTe, lecturer on
drama; b. Versailles, 111., March 14,
1911; a J. R. and Lota O. (Chene-
worth) B.; ed. Drake University, Mll-
llkln University, 1912; captain win-
ning debating team, 1911; winner In-
ter-society oratorical contest; presi-
dent dramaUc club; iniUated by IIU-
nols Delta, Jan. 14, 1911, (charter
member) ; eminent archon and re-
corder; mem. "Drama League ot
America," lecturer on lyceum and
Chautauqua platforms. Address, 167
N. Falrvlew Ave., Decatur, 111.
BELL, William Lewis, mercantile; b.
Cleveland, O., Oct 29, 1884; a. David
and Jennie A. (WllUam) B.; ed. Caae
School of Applied Science, 1906; mai^
shal athletic association, manager
football team; InlUated by Ohio Rho,
(charter mem.); traveled In Europe,
spent one year In London In vocal
study; mem. Singers club of Cleve-
land; cashier Bell Oannent Co. Ad-
dress, 1S63 E. SlBt 8t, Cleveland,
Oblo.
BELLAMY, Marsden, lawyer, county at
tomey; b. Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 4,
1S7S; s. Marsden and Harriet H. B.;
ed. TTnlverstty of North Carolina,
1899; edltor-in-chfef Tar Heel; Phi
Beta Kappa, Gordon's Head; Initiated
by North Carolina XI, Oct, 1S96;
tvother of John D. Bellamy, Jr.,
North Carolina XI and Dr. R. H. Bel-
lamy, North Carolina XI; city attor-
ney, 1905-1909, county attorney, 1909-
— , chairman Democratic cous^ exe-
cutive committee', \»uU«e \:& \k«
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
practlca with bit brother, John D.
Bellamr, Jr.: m, 8u« Chtnc, Nor. 14,
IBOe. AdroM, ^^aimlnston. N. C.
BELLAMY, RutMll, dUgnosUdui UHl
■urgeon; b. WllmlngtoD. N. C, rob. IS,
1871; B. Dr. W. J. H. and Kmxj (Roa-
aell) B.; ed. UniTenltr ol North Car-
oUna, 1891, uid DarldMn CoUege;
captain football team and prwldent
athleUo ^latr, Davidaon Colloga;
initiated by North Garotlna XI. S«pt
1887, later afflUated with North Caro-
lina Tbeta; delegate dwrlotta^ North
Carolina province convention, 1889;
mem. ot reception committee to Pres-
ident HcKinler at the reception t«i-
dered br New York S, A. B, Alumni
aasoclatlon, 18SG; received llret prlie
North Carolina SUte Medical Board,
1891. He was Srat prise Interne
at BeUevue Hoepltal. New Tork
Citr, from 1S9S ta 1894; at the General
Hoepltal, Vienna, and Berne, Bwltaer'
land, with Prof. Theodor Kocber, aur-
glcal clinic, in 189G and 1896; In-
■tructor In New York TTnlvwalty
Hedlcal Departmwit from 1895 to
1898; In ComeU Dniveraltr Medici
Department from 1898 to 1906; ae-
aletant in clinical dlagnoaia to the late
Prof. A. L. Loomia, attending pbjai*
cl&n BeUevue Hospital Diapenaary:
asalatant surgical clinic to the House
of Relief with Prof. L. A Stlmion,
■even reara; aealatant to Prof. John
A. Wyeth's clinic (surgery) at the
New York Polyclinic HoapltaL Dr.
Bellamy was the originator and or-
ganizer of the Manhattan Uatemlty
Hospital and Emergency Surgical
Tent Stations for out-lying city parks
and ambulance stations New York
City. He has alao practiced seven
eummers at Newport, R. I.; waa
captain and assistant surgeon of
Squadron A. New York CaviOry. He
acted with this company as apecisl
escort to President Theodore Roose-
velt on hla inauguration, March 4,
1905, and previous as Qovemor of New
Tork State in 1899, and as vlce-pr«ei-
dent In 1901. He spent one year
) in the Rocky Mountain region, from
Manitoba to Mexico, and Is a
big game sportaman and txplot-
er, and la the author of aeveral
scientific cllmatogical and magaiina
articles. Volunteered for Spanish-
American war. New York Cavalry.
MdUL Cornell University club, the
Deutsche Btudenten: author, "TwMity
Years in Sui^ery and Medicine," con-
taining original articles on Delirium
Tremens, Tuberculosis, Fractures, Ty-
phoid Fever and Constructive Sur-
gery; m. Constance Trenholm, a
daughter of the lata Hon. WlUism L.
Trenholm (comptroller of tbe Cur-
reacy of the United Statea, an author
and prominent financier), and a graad-
daughter of the late George Alfred
Trenholm, who was Secretary ot the
Treasury of the Confederate States of
America. Address, N. Srd SL, WU-
mlngton, N. C.
BENDER, Jehn Rhalnhold, university
professor; b. Button, Neb., May 14,
1KS2; s. Jacob and Blugenle (Rice) B.;
ed. University of Nebraaka St Louia
Institute of Law, 1912; captain foot-
ball and baseball tesms, track squad,
mem. athletic board master of care-
monies Junior prom.; initiated by Ne-
braska Lambda-Pi; director athletics
and professor of physical education
at St. Louis University; M. A. In Oar-
man from Washington State College,
L. L. B. from the St. Louis Institute
o! Law; m. Pearl J. CasseU, Sept. 16,
1909. Address, care St. Louis Univer-
sity, St Louis, Mo.
BENEDICT, Harry Yandell, univeralty
professor; b. Louisville, Ky., Nov, 14,
ISSS; B. Joseph and Adele (Petera)
B.; ed. University of Texas, 1892,
Harvard, 1898: Phi Beta Kappa, First
Honor; initiated by Texaa Rho, Oct
l8Sg. Uter afiUlated with Hasaa^
chusetts Gamma; Dean of College of
Arts and professor (rf applied HiUhe-
matlcs. University of Texaa; Ameri-
can Mathematics society, S. P. B. B.,
Fellow A. A. A. S., president
Texas Academy of Science, PIl D.
Harvard 1S9S, author of a text book
now in print: m. Ada Stone, June 27,
1909. Address, University Ave., Aus-
tin, Texas.
BENNET, Jr., George Waahington, law-
yer; b. Providence, R. L, April IS,
1877; s. George W. and Mary B. (Hor
ton) B.; ed. Boston University, 1903;
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
25
initiated hj Massachusetts Beta-Up-
silon, March 16, 1901. Address, 14
Jenkins 8t, ProYidence, R. L
BENNETT, Albert George Branwell,
student; b. Feb. 24, 1886; s. Edmonds
and Janie (Martyn) B.; student at
University of the South, yarsity foot-
ball team; initiated by Tennessee
Omega, April 10, 1906. Address,
Trinity Rectory, Mobile, Ala.
BENNETT, Herbert H^ mercantUe; b.
Camden, N. J., Jan. 22, 1888; s.
Benj. F. and Ldlian M. B.; ed. Mas-
sachusetts Institute of Technology,
1909; class football; initiated by Mas-
sachusetts lota-Tau, Nov. 24, 1905;
eminent treasurer, warden and her-
ald; delegate Natl convention at At-
lantic City, 1909, chairman DeVotie
Memprial Hall committee, Atlantic
City, acting secretary province Alpha
convention at Wbrcester, 1910, charge
of Aubumdale which was attended
by Supreme Council; engaged in wool
business, a Mason, Grecian lodge,
Lawrence, Mass. Address, 869 Bea-
con St, Boston, Mass.
BENNETT, Wallace Cherrington, mer-
cantile; b. Worcester Mass., Jan. 24,
1887; s. George W. and Claudine Eliza-
beth B.; ed Harvard University, 1908;
captain gymnastic team, won inter-
collegiate club swinging contest,
1907; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, BCarch 22, 1907; steward;
secretary Boston Alumni association
5. A. E.; investigator of Dartmouth lo-
cal (see p. 405, VoL 3 S. A. E. His-
tory); m. Lois E. Williams, Aug. 16,
1910. Address, 174 Arlington St,
Wollaston, Mass.
BENNINGHOFF, Harvey Baxter, edu-
cator; b. near Titusville, Peim., April
8, 1894; 8. Louis Nelson and Mary
(McClintock) B.; ed. Franklin Col-
lege, 1901, University of Chicago,
1907; initiated by Indiana Alpha, Nov.
6, 1896; Superintendent Mandalay
High School, 1908-04, president Dun-
can Academy Tokyo; professor of
Philosophy of Religion, Waseda Uni-
versity, Tokyo; mem. of Asiatic
Bocle6^ of Japan; m. Trottee
Merrell, March 14, 1901. Address, 91
Ben Tencho, Ushigome, Tokyo, Japan.
BENSON, John Cabot, student; b. Feb.
27, 1890; s. John Wesley and Harriet
Mary (Cabot) B.; ed. University of
Wisconsin and University Jof Min-
nesota, 1912; Wisconsin football
team, 1910; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Nov. 21, 1911; brother Paul
Benson, Minnesota Alpha. Address,
Heron Lake, Minn.
BENT, Roger Kane, student; b. May 20,
1891; s. Samuel Adams and Sallie EL
B.; student at University of Denver;
initiated by Colorado Zeta, Oct 24,
1911. Address, 1407 St Paul St, Den-
ver, Colo.
BERCKMANS, Robert Craig, horticul-
turist and orchardist; b. Augusta, Ga.,
July, 1863; s. Prosper J. and Mary
(Craig) B:; ed. University of Geor-
gia, 1882; First Lieutenant University
Cadets; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Sept 1880; brother of P. J. Alfonso
Berckmans, Geori^a Beta; former
president American association of
Nursenrmen, president of Southern
nurserymen association and Georgia
State Horticulturist society; mem.
State Board Ehitomology, traveled ex-
tensively in Europe and other coun-
tries, retired officer Georgia National
Guard (cavalry); m. Caroline Home,
April 1905. Address, Augusta, Ga.
BERKELEY, Alfred Rives, clergyman;
b. Jackson, Tenn., Sept 2, 1880; s.
Edmond and Julia (Ramsey) B.; ed.
University of North Carolina, 1900;
president athletic association, editor
and business manager of magazine;
initiated by North Carolina Xi, Oct 1,
1897; eminent archon, delegate S. A.
E. Nat'l conventions at Nashville,
1898, Boston, 1900; attended Atlanta
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1906; dele-
gate province conventions at Char-
lotte, Washington, Winston-Salem;
president Gamma province, 1903-07;
Episcopal clergyman, delegate to
triennial convention of Episcopal
church; m. Sarah Bernard Manning,
Dec. 11, 1907. Address, 2631 Wharton
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
BERKLEY, Howard U student; b. July
30, 1887; s. J. Harry and Anna Mar-
garet (Thomas) B.; ed. Pennsylvania
State College, 1913; initiated by Penn-
sylvania Alpha-Zeto, Oct 21, 1911.
Address, Partang, P«aii.
2«
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
BIG K EL, Aekertp engineer; b. Greentop,
Mo., Jan. 18, 1881; b. Albert and Laura
(Gatlin) B.; ed. Uniyeraitj of Arkan-
sas, 1902; initiated by Arkansas
Alpha-Upsilon; president Commercial
Construction Co., mem. Engineer's
club, Mason; m. Bffle Jones, 1908. Ad-
dress, 514 Reliance Bldg., Kansas
City, Mo.
BIDWELU Harold Ward, student; b.
March 24, 1893; s. George L. and
Leonora E. (Walker) B.; student at
Worcester Pol3rtechnic Institute,
class treasurer; initiated by Massa-
chusetts Delta, Oct 6, 1911. Address,
26 Lenox St, Hartford, Conn.
BIDWELU Raymond Austin, lawyer; b.
Springfield, Mass., March 11, 1876; s.
James Franklin and Frostine V.
(Brown) B.; ed. Harvard University,
1899; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, 1897, delegate to province
conventions; city prosecuting attor-
ney, American Economic association.
Board of Corporators of Springfield
hospital, executive committee of the
Springfield association for the pre-
vention of Tuberculosis; m. Bertha
D. Upham, April 19, 1905. Address,
85 Avon Place, Springfield, Mass.
BIGGERS, John D., commercial secre-
tary; b. St Louis, Mo., Dec. 19, 1888;
s. W. D. and Emma M. B.; ed. Wash-
ington University and University of
Michigan, 1909; treasurer, baseball
manager, class track and baseball
teams; mem. of Druids, Lock and
Chain, Oblis, Junior Hop committee;
initiated by Missouri Beta, later affili-
ated with Michigan Iota-Beta; emi-
nent archon, treasurer, correspondent
and recorder; delegate province
convention at Delaware, Ohio, 1908;
president Detroit Alumni association;
secretary Toledo Board of Com-
merce; editor. The Detroiter. Ad-
dress, Toledo, Ohio.
BILLS, Benjamin Franklin, student; b.
Geneseo, 111., June 10, 1908; s. Clar-
ence M. and Celia M. B.; ed. Univer-
sity of Chicago, 1912; literary editor
Cap and Gown, reporter Daily Ma-
roon, winner Junior Extemporaneous
Speaking Contests, Associate Title
Speech, Hammer Acceptance
Speech; initiated by Illinois Theta,
Jan. 10, 1908; emlnmit archon, treas-
urer and chronicler. Address, 228 W.
Paul St, Geneseo, lU.
BINGHAM, Miles Franklin, student; b.
Aug. 31, 1892; s. Edward Todd and
Stella (Miles) B. ;ed. George Washing-
ton Universi^, 1918; assistant mana-
ger track, mem. student advisory conb
mittee on athletics; initiated by
Washington aty Rho, Nov. 19, 1910.
Address, Columbus, Ohio.
BIRD, Harry MofTat, insurance; b. Sau-
gatuck, Mich., June 28, 1877; s.
Charles E. and Harriet L. B.; ed. Pur-
due University, 1900; class secretary,
class football, mem. Carlyle Literary
society; initiated by Indiana Beta,
1898; later affiliated with Michigan
lotarBeta; eminent recorder, started
movement for acquisition of present
house Michigan lotarBeta; successive-
ly clerk, alderman, president village
beard. Mason; m. E<stelle Putman,
Aug. 12, 1904. Address, Saugatuck,
Mich.
BI8COE, John E., lawyer; b. Washing-
ton, D. C, May, 21, 1884; s. Henry L.
and Annie (Earl) B.; ed. Virginia MU-
itary Institute, 1904; George Wash-
ington University Law School; initi-
ated by Virginia Theta, later affiliated
with Washington City Rho; eminent
chronicler. Address, 1106 bth Ave.,
Huntington, W. Va.
BISHOP, Charles McTyelre, university
president; b. Jefferson, N. C, Feb. 2,
1862; s. B. W. S. and Julia A. B.; ed.
Emory and Henry College, 1884, de-
bater's medal* Junior president of
CalliQpean society; editor Claxion;
valedictorian of Calliopean society;
initiated by Virginia Pi, April 26,
1884; eminent archon, brother of Prof.
D. H. Bishop, Tennessee Nu; minister
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
president Southwestern University,
(Georgetown, Texas; Cole Lecturer
Vanderbilt University, 1909; author:
"Jesus, The Worker;" traveled in
Europe, 1900; m. Phoebe Eleanor
Jones, June 3, 1889. Address, George-
town, Texas.
BISHOP, David Horace, university pro-
fessor; b. Newborn, Va., 1870; s .B. W.
S. and Julia A. B.; ed. Emory and
Henry College, 1891, Vanderbilt Unl-
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
27
versity, 1897; president graduate club
Vanderbilt; initiated by Tennessee
Nu, Nov. 16, 1896; brother of Presi-
dent C. M. Bishop, Virginia Pi; profes-
sor of English, University of Missis-
sippi; traveled in Ehirope, contributor
to periodicals. Address, University
of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss.
BISHOP, Harold Elwell, student; b.
Aug. 23, 1889; s. C. I. and Elwell A.
B.; student at Syracuse University;
executive committee, double seven,
honorary chemistry, baseball, assists
ant in chemistry and in minerology,
vice-president and secretary Chemi-
cal club; initiated by New York
Delta, Nov. 6, 1908. Address, 83
College St, Montpeller, Vt
BI8LAND, John B^ student; b. Banna,
La., May 9, 1889; s. Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. B.; ed. Louisiana University, Colo-
rado School of Mines; initiated by
Louisiana Epsilon; later affllated with
Colorado Lambda; student in min«
ing engineering. Address, S. A. E.
House, Golden, Colo.
BI8SET, Guy Aloyslus, naval con-
structor; b. Harrodsburg, Ky., Aug.
23, 1877; 8. David Aloyslus and Mat-
tie Belle (Overstreet) B.; ed. Cen-
tral University, 1899; U. S. Naval
Academy; football Central University
and Naval Academy; second in grad-
uating class Naval Academy; head of
class in mathematics; initiated by
Kentucky Kappa, 1894; naval con-
structor U. S. Navy; mem. society of
Naval Architects and Marine Engin-
eers; post graduate course naval arch-
itecture at Universi^ of Glasgow and
Royal Technical University, Berlin;
m. Harriet Echols Caperton, Oct 22,
1902. Address, 241 McKee Place,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
BLACK, Arthur Q., lawyer, Judge; ed.
University of Missouri, Washington
University Law School, Harvard Law
School; initiated by Missouri Alpha,'
Oct 1, 1898, later affiliated with Mas-
sachusetts Gamma; Judge circuit
court; envoy to Morocco on civil
criminal code; m. Adele Overall,
1907. Address, Commerce Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo.
BLACK, Robert Adair, lawyer; b. Ham-
ilton, Canada, June 1, 1882; s. Rob-
% ert Watt and Eleanor (Knott) B.;
ed. University of Cincinnati, 1904; in-
itiated by Ohio Epsilon, 1899; grad-
uate Cincinnati Law School; L. L.
B.; m. Mary Agnes Dickerson, Cin-
cinnati, Oct 7, 1909. Residence, 3614
Florida St; Offices, Gerke Bldg.,
128 E. Sixth St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
BLACK, William Carson, surgeon and
legislator; b. Barbourville, Ky., Nov.
27, 1874; s. John A. and Hannah
(Postlewaite) B.; ed. Central Univw-
sity and Union College; president
senior class union; initiated by Ken-
tucky Kappa, Sept 30, 1893; minority
leader Kentucky legislature, 1904-06;
regimental surgeon Second Ken-
tucky State Guards, 1900; county
health officer, medical examiner for
county; coal operator; Mason, Maca-
bees, Odd Fellow; m. Mary Etta
Shaffer, Aug. 2, 1905. Address,
Barbourville, Ky.
BLAIR, James Thomas, lawyer, su-
preme court commissioner; b. Lou-
don, Tenn., Nov. 11, 1871; s. Samuel
T. and Louise O. B.; ed. Cumberland
University, 1895; class president, vice-
president athletic association; foot-
ball, baseball; initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, March, 1894; eminent arch-
on; mem. legislature, 1899, 1901; as-
sistant attorney-general of Missouri,
1909-1911; appointed April, 1911,
commissioner to aid supreme court
Missouri, commission performs func-
tions of the supreme court; president
Obion College, 1895-96; m. Grace E.
Ray, June 19, 1901. Address, Supreme
Court Bldg., Jefferson City, Mo.
BLAIR, Ray Welsh, manager; b. Han-
over, Penn., Jan. 23, 1884; s. G. Mil-
ton and Emma (Welsh) B.; ed. Penn-
sylvania State College, 1906; manager
College football team, 1905, College
orchestra and band; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Sept. 26.
1902; manager Baltimore branch
of John R. Livezey, Philadelphia,
Penn. m. Nettle L. Wilson, Nov. 11,
1911. Address, 5 Commerce St.,
Baltimore, Md.
BLAKE, Maxwell, consul general; b.
1877; ed. University of Missouri, 1898;
initiated by Missouri Alpha, March 12,
1895; on the eta:^^^ tox ^^^^x^ ^^»r
28 WHO'S WHO
MOM and tben entered the diplomatic
service, and now the American Con-
sul Qeneral at Tangier, Uoroooo. Ad-
drees, American Consulate, Tangier,
IforoGco.
BLAKEY, WItlism Mabson, Uwyer; b.
Uontgomery, Ala., Dec. 17, 1869; s.
David T. and Uarj a. (Mabson) B.;
ed. University of Alabama. 1S88; pres-
ident PbllomathlG Llterarr soclet]'; in-
itiated by Alabama Mu, 1885; eminent
archon; conntr tax conunlasfoner, at
tom^ for county board ot review;
m. Bva R. Pinch, Sept U, IMS. Ad-
dress, First NaUonal Bank Bldg.,
HontgomerT, Ala.
BLANPIED, D. Robert, educator; b.
Jacksonville, IlL, Nov. 13, 188G; s.
David Selson and Bertha (Sawyer)
B.; ed. Dartmouth, 1908; varsity ten-
uis and hockey, claaa foottiall, clsas
executive board; Initiated by New
Hampshire Alpha, 1908; eminent
archon; attended Natl convention at
Atlanta, 1909; traveled In Europe;
summer course at University of
Grenoble, France. Address, 89 State
St., Hontpeller, Vermont.
SLOUNT, James Henderson, lawyer;
b. Clinton, Qa., March 3, 1869; s.
Hon. James H. and Eugenia (Wliley)
B.; ed. University of Georgia, 1887;
Columbia Law School, 1901; Initiated
by Georgia Beta, Nov. 26, 1886; llrst
lieutenant Third U. S. Voluntew In-
fantry, Spanish-American war, 1S98;
trst lieutenant 29tli Volunteer In-
fantry 18S9 — 01 ; appointed U. 8.
Judge In tha Philippine Islands. 1901,
resigned In 190G; mem. Cosmos club,
Washington; Anny and Navy club,
New York: author Georgia Forms
and Practice, 1S9S; contributor to
magazines. Address Cosmos club,
Washington, D. C.
BLYTHE, vemon, physician and sur-
geon; b. July 13, 1S76; s. WUllam
and Martha (Wright) B.; ed. Bethel
College, Central College, New Tork
University, 1900; class president two
years; Kentucky State Medical so-
ciety; Initiated by Kentucky Iota,
Sept 27. 1892; brother of Leon D.
Blythe, Kentucky Iota; Mason, author
medical artlclee; m, Henrlette Koger,
June, 1906. Address, residence, 806
IN S. A. B.
N. Seventh St; office: 608-606 City
Nat'I Bank Bldg., Paducah, Ky.
BOCOCK, Clarence Edgar, College pro-
fesBor; b. CasUotion, IlL, Dec. 24,
1876; s. Cyrus and Eleanor B.; ed.
University of Illinois, 1899; La Circle
Francals, Natural History society;
Initiated by lllinoU Beta, 1898; dean
and head department science Idaho
State Normal School; m. Lillian Nor-
mlngton. Not. 26, 1907. Addresa, Al-
bion, Idaho.
BO DWELL, Joseph Henry, student; b.
July 8. 1891; e. Wlllard A. and Cve-
Tie Alice (Gage) B.; student at
University of Maine, class track; In-
itiated by Maine Alpha, Oct U, 1910.
Address, 311 PeUiam St, Uethuen.
Maes.
BOLAN, John Ezra, lawyer; b. Woon-
Bocket It I.. Dec. 19, ISGI; s. John
Vaughn and Hannah Elizabeth B.;
ed. Boston University, 1900; InlUated
by Massachusetts Beta-Upsllon, 1899;
mem. Rhode Island Bar association;
m. Mary M. Hopewell, April 8, 1888.
Address, 1489 Westminster St, Provi-
dence, H. I.
BO LEND, Rax George, physician; b.
Milwaukee. Wis., July 27. 1887; s.
Mr. and Ethel Uarr (UcCormack)
B.: ed. University of Oklahoma and
University of lUlnola, 1909; while a
student at the University of Okla-
homii he was the flrst man selected
by Professor E. Marsh Williams for
the founding of the local which later
became Oklahoma Kappa and in
whose creation he bad a large share.
Before the local received Its charter
h-e became a student at the Univer-
sity of Illnola and was there Initiated
by Illinois Beta, Feb. 22. 1909; mem.
of tLe Alpha Kappa Kappa medical
fratenlty; delegate to Atlantic City S.
A. E. Nat'l convenUon, 1909, from the
Kansas City alumni association; m.
Pearl Davis Boose, March 24, 1911.
Address, 1119 N. Hudson St. Okla-
homa City. Okla.
BOLGER, William Augustine, student;
b. Aug, 27, 1892; s. Thomas O. and
M. J. (Carroll) B.; ed. Worcester
Polytechnic InsUtute, 191G; InlUated
by Massachusetts Delta, Oct 28,
1911. Address, Dodge St, Glouces-
ter, Mass.
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A- E.
S»
BOLLES, WlllUm Edward. pUrwrl^t;
b. D«trolt, Mich., Dec. 23, 1872; B.
John B. and Harriet F. (Snow) B.;
ed. UnlTorsltr of Hicblg&n. 1896;
editor D. of U. d&Il;, WrinU« and
Oracle, class football, banjo club;
IdUated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Not.
13, 1893; formerlr an editor of De-
troit Free Press, also Twentietb
Century Review; mem. Lowell Liter-
ary society; traveled In Brabama
Islands; Christian Science practi-
tioner; ro. Mary A. Olasa, June H,
1889. Addreu, 320 W, Warren Ave.,
Detroit, Hlch.
BONAVITA, Savlire Marlon, mercan-
Ule; b. April 11, 18S9; s. J. U. and
Kate (Ward) B.; ed. Kentucky State
University; Initiated by Kentucky
Bpsllon. Oct, 1910; mem. Natl
Bankers association; manager Her-
chanta Deliverr Co.; m. Elvera
Smith, Oct 8, 1910. Address. 109 W.
Sixth St, Chattanooga, Tenn.
BOND, Joseph Herbert, student; b.
April 11, 1899; s. Thomas and Sllen
(Price) B.; ed. student at St Ste-
phen's College, 1914; mem. Olee
club; Initiated by New Tork Slsmi^
Phi. Nov. 18, 1910; eminent treas-
nrer; brother of W. B. Bond, New
Tork Slgma-Phl. Address, WlUlams-
town, Penn.
BOND, Oliver Jamea, citadel inperln-
tendent; b. Marlon, 8. C. Hay 11,
186G: s. O. J. and Sarah A. (Wayne)
B.; ed. Tbe Citadd, 1886; Initiated
by Sooth Carolina lambda, 1884;
superintendent of the Citadel; au-
thor of novel Amzl; past commander
K. of P.; mem. St Andrew's society;
m. Mary Flstibum Roach, July 9,
1898. Address, The C:itadel, Charles-
ton, S. C.
BOND, William Henry, student; b.
July 28, 1892; t. Thomas and Ellen
M. (Price) B.; ed. student at Bt
Stephen's Ckillege, I9l4; Gternun
club, Qlee club; vice-president Debat-
ing society; Initiated by New Tork
SlgnurPU. Nov. 19, 1909; brother of
Joseph H. Bond, New Tork Slgma-
Phl. Addreaa, William stown, Penn.
BONDURANT, Davfd Simpson, ato-
dent; b. Cairo, lU., Jan. 1, 1893; s. Al-
phens Alonio and Mary Jue (Baker)
5.; ed. student law departmNit, Cum-
berland University; Initiated by
Tennessee lambda, April 10, 1911.
Addreas. 708 Walnut St, Cairo, m.
BONNER, Harry Vary, clerByman; b.
Orwell. N. T., Aug. 28, ISSl; s. Albert
and Mary B.; ed. Syracuse Untver-
eity, 1909; TheU BeU Phi; Philadel-
phia society; Initiated by New Tork
Delta, Feb. 22, 1907 (charter mem.);
clergyman Presbyterian church; m.
Begale Laney, Aug. IG, 1906. Addresi^
LaFayette, N. T.
BOOTH, George Dougtasa, clergyman;
b. Montgomery, Ala., Feb. 4, 1877; a.
Ambrose and Kate (Douglass) B.;
ed. SouLhwestem Presbyterian Unl-
Terelty, 1903; class secretary and
hlBtorlan; manager football; editor
monthly and annual publications;
president Literary society; tnltlsted
by T^nnesBee Zeta, Nov. 20, 1907;
eminent archon, deputy archon, treaa-
urer, chronicler, herald; delegate
Washington S. A. E. Natl conven-
tion, 1903, province convention, Knox-
vllle, 1899, secretary of province,
president of province, Theta, 191»— ;
pastor Napoleon Avenue Presbyter-
ian church. New Orleans; moderator
of Synod of Louisiana, president
Kins College, Tennessee, 1903-04;
dean Orleans-Ietterson T. T. Insti-
tute, 1910 — ; pastor Madison and
Hendereonvllle. Tenn., 19024S, First
church. NashvlUe, Tenn., 1904, Mon-
roe, La., 1905-10; m. Rilla Irene Lee,
April 30, 1906. Address, 4320 Cole-
slum St., New Orleans, La.
BOOTHBV, Ralph Edwin, student; b.
June 2, 1890; s. Charles H. and Edith
M. (Wetaks) B.; ed. student at Har-
vard University, 1912; second year
honors in classics, executive commit-
tee. Classical club, president Uedtord
club : initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, March 4, 1911. Address,
41 Farragut Ave., Medford, Mass.
BORLAND, Carl Allen, student; b.
Jan. 19. 1888; s. J. C. A. and Belle
(Boylan) B.; ed. student at Allegh«iy
College; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega, June 12, 1899. Address, 540
E. 10th St, Erie, Penn.
B0RLE8KE, Stanley, student; b. Aug.
20, 1888', B. Hennui '9. «&& VAsa."^
80
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
(Evans) B.; ed. student at Univer-
sity of Michigan, 1912; vanity foot-
ball and basketball; mem. Triangles,
Vulcans and Webb and Flange. Ad-
dress, 806 Tbird Ave., Spokane,
Wash.
BOUANCHAND, Hewitt, lawyer; ed.
Louisiana State University, 1901; in-
itated by Louisiana Epsilon, Dec. 3,
1898. Address, New Roads, La.
BOURLAND, Albert Pike, administra-
tor; b. Falcon, Ark., Nov. 14, 1861; s.
Bayliss W. and Francisca B.; ed.
Union, Vanderbilt, Columbia, Munich
and Leipsig Universities; editor Col-
lege journals, scholarship modem
languages Vanderbilt, 1882; initiated
by Tennessee Eta; an administrator
of Peabody Education fund, South-
ern education board, Rocfkefel-
ler Sanitary commission, professor
English Union University, 1883-90,
professor English, Monteagle Summer
School, 1887-91, manager Monteagle
Assembly, 1892-98, superintendent
Monteagle Assemb^, 1899, professor
English Literature Peabody College,
1890-1910; traveled and studied in
Europe, 1895, Universities at Stras-
burg and Munich, 1906-10, Germany,
Universities at Munich and Leipsig,
graduate student; m. Noble Jarman
(deceased), March 4, 1886. Address,
725 Southern Bldg., Washington,
D. C.
BOWLES, Warde R., student; b. July
I, 1892; 8. Charles David and Almeda
(Thompson) B.; ed. student at Har-
vard University; Alpha Phi Sigma,
Harvard Deutscher Verein, senior
dormitory committee; Speaker's
club, Washington State club; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Gamma, Nov.
II, 1911; S. A. E. building commit-
tee; brother of Jesse Charles
Bowles, Massachusetts Gamma. Ad-
dress, 2649 Shoreland Drive, Seattle,
Wash.
BOWLES, Jesse Charles, student; b.
June 17, 1890; s. Charles S. and Al-
y^'^a (Thompson) B.; ed. student at
cle^i-rd University; initiated by
Sept- ^»husetU Gamma, Dec. 9, 1911.
Blythe, K 2649 Shoreland Drive, Seat-
medical ax ^
June, 1906.' i^hn Bethel, mayor, attor-
ney general ninth Tennessee Judicial
circuit; b. Screw's Creek, Tenn., Nov.
4, 1879; s. Thomas F. and Cordelia
B.; ed. Cumberland University; ini-
tiated by Tennessee hambda. Sept
8, 1899; attorney general ninth Ten-
nessee Judicial circuit; mayor Waver-
ly, 1903-08; m. A. Whitfield, Nov. 1,
1900. Address Waverly, Tenn.
BOWMAN, Joseph H^ student; b. Dec
29, 1891; ed. student at Pennsylvania
State College, 1914; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta, Oct. 8,
1910. Address, 14 Bertha St, Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
BOWDOIN, Harold Webster, phannar
cist; b. Kennebunk, Maine, Jan. 23,
1891; s. Charles and Josephine B.;
ed. University of Maine, 1911; Glee
club; initiated by Maine Alpha, Dec
11, 1909; eminent herald, warden,
chaplain. Address, Pleasant St, Ken-
nebunk, Me.
BOYD, Elbe Harvey, lawyer; b. 1871;
ed. Adrian College, 1902, LL. B. Uni-
versity of Michigan; initiated by
Michigan Alpha, Nov. 13, 1896; mem.
of the law firm of Barker and Boyd.
Address, Foster Bldg., Denver, Colo.
BOYD, Samuel Becket, contractor; b.
Knoxville, Tenn., March 30, 1874; s.
John M. and Jane (Franklin) B.; ed.
University of Tennessee, 1896; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Kappa, Oct,
1892; delegate S. A. E. Natl conven-
tion, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1893; bro-
ther of R. I. Boyd, Tennessee Kappa;
m. Julian Webb, Aug. 3 1908. Ad-
dress, K. of P. Bldg., Columbus,
Miss.
BOYLE, J. Neville, district attorney;
b. New York Oity, Feb. 18, 1884; s.
John P. and Margaret B.; ed. Colum-
bia University, 1906; captain varsity
crew, football, student board of rep-
resentatives; initiated by New York
Mu, 1904; eminent warden and her-
ald; assistant U. S. attorney south-
em district of New York, assistant
attorney committee on grievances
Bar association. New York Ci^. Ad-
dress, 156 E. 127th St., New York
City.
BRABHAM, M. William^ church sec-
retary; b. Bamberg, S. C, Dec. 6,
1885; s. Clarence Robert and Mamie
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. EL
SI
(Hotuon) B.: ed. Wofford COUw»,
IMS; cUu HcrstuT ud treunrer,
Tsraitr bKMbKll, vlc»-precldeiit Lit-
•raiT ■oclstr: Inltlatad by South
C&rolliu Oftmma, Sept 37. IWl; emi-
nent archon, deputy &rcbon and
chronicler; city treaaurer, Bamberg,
S. C, 1909-10; field eecretuT North
Carolina Sunday School board of
the H. E. charoh. South, county presi-
dent of IntematltHial Sunday School
aaaoclatlon, mem. executlTe commit*
tee uid Sunday School board of the
South Carolina conference ol the
Methodist church; m. Marie Btokea,
Dec. 10, 1906. Addren, Raleigh. N.
C.
BRACKEN, Olfn William, student; b.
Nor. 18, 1892; s. Charles H. and
Florence (Wiflllams) B.; student at
Unlrerslty of Pennsylvania; Initiated
by Pennsylyanla Theta. Feb. 19,
1911. Address, 810 W. Pleasant St.,
Corry, Penn.
BRADFORD, Kenneth, physician; b.
Talladega, Ala., Jan. 19, 1882; a.
Paul and Isabella B., ed. Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, 1901; Unlrer*
slty of Virginia, 1905; mem. Nu Sig-
ma Nn, Raven society; Initiated by
Alabama Alpha-Mu, Jan. 13, 1808,
later affiliated with Virginia Oml-
cron, eminent archon and chronicler;
secretary and treasurer province
Gamma, 1904-06 ; health olDce City of
Staunton; mem. Virginia Medical so-
ciety and American Medical society;
m. Llllle Camp, June, 1908. Address,
316 E. Frederick St, Staunton, Va.
BRADFORD, Lawrenet J., accountant:
b. Bradford, Ky., Oct. 3. 1SS4; s. Alex-
ander J. and Hay (Dudley) B.; ed.
University of Cincinnati. 1904; Initi-
ated by Ohio E^Uon, Nov. 11,
1904; m. Alice L Davis, June 16,
1909. Address. 678 Grand Ave.,
Price Bill, CInclnnaU, Ohio.
BRADFORD, Wffllam Patrick, Uwyer;
b. Carroll county, Tenu., March B,
18SS; B. Edward L. and Florena J.
(Dodd) B.; ed. CnmberUnd Univer-
sity, 1909; represented Cumberland
University, first International Sto-
dent'a Bible Study confweoee held
In the world, Ctriombns, Ohio; Initi-
ated br Tepaassea Lambda, 1M8;
Mason. Address, AlbertviUe, Ala.
BRADLEY. Arthur James, student; b.
May, 28 1888; s. Elliott O. and Ber>
ttaa E. (Brown) B.; student at Unl-
veraity of niinols, 1912; mem. Hel-
met, Scarab, Ku Klur, Junior prome-
nade committee, senior memorial
committee; initiated by IlUnola Beta,
Jan. IS, 1909. Address. 1020 Thhrd
^ve.. E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
BRADLEY, Eugene Patrick, student;
b. Deover, Colo., Nov. 23. 1888; s.
JobD T. and Emma (Ensmlnger) B.;
ed student at University of Illinois,
1912; mem. Shield and Trident, Hel-
met; initiated by IlllnolB BeU, Feb,
27. 1909; eminent archon and treas-
urer; delegate S. A, E. Natl conven-
tion, Kansas City, 1910; mem. Am-
erican society of Heating and Ven-
tilating Engineers. Address, SS27
Maple Ave., St. Louls, Mo.
BRADLEY. LemI Fletcher, mercantile;
b. X^ke Benton, Minn., Jan. 28, 1887;
a William H. and Fannie M. (Flet-
cher) B.; ed. University of Minne-
sota; Initiated by MlnnesoU Alpha,
Sept. 29. 1900; assistant caahlw
Wlneton Harper Fisher Co., Hlnne-
apolls, Minn. Address, 411 Walnut
St., Minneapolie, Minn.
BRAILSFORD, Alexander Moultrie,
physloian and surgeon; b. Fulton, 8.
C, Feb. 11. 1871; B. A. Moultrie and
Anua Julia B.: ed. The Citadel. 1891,
South Carolina Medical College;
graduated Lieut. Co. A., orator St
graduation, valedictorian. South
Carolina Medical College, 1897; inl-
Uated by South Carolina Lambda.
1887; eminent blstorian; president
A. C S. Surgical association and
Ree Dee Medical society; surgeon
Natl guards 3rd 8. C. regiment;
mem. American Medical association.
Soutb Carolina Medical association,
Atlantic Coast Line Surgical aseoclar
tion, Tri-Btate Medical associaUon;
commander of Sons of Confederate
Vetera OB, department of Northern
Virginia; m. Elizabeth Schofleld, Nov.
IS, 1901. AddrasB, Front St. Mulllns.
BRANIGIN, Charies D., student; b. Aug.
11, 1888; B. John 8. and UaUIda
(BridKM) B.; atuAesK. aX Tna£A!i&.
82
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
College; class president, vice-presi-
dent football, track captain, basket-
ball, baseball, associate editor Frank-
lin; initiated by Indiana Alpha, May
18, 1912. Address, Bridgeport, Ind.
BRANDON, William Woodward, judge;
b. Talladega, Ala., 1868; s. F. T. J.
and Carrie (Woodward) B.; ed.
University of Alabama, 1892; initi-
ated by Alabama Mu, 1891; elected
honorary vice-president of province
Epsllon, 1903, attended the Memphis
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1904, electr
ed by that convention a mem. of the
board of governors of DeVotie Me-
morial building; delegate province
Epsilon convention at Birmingham,
1906, where he was re-elected honor-
ary vice-president; delegate Atlanta
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1906; re-
elected honorary vice-president of
province Epsilon, 1907; appointed
president of province Epsilon by
Supreme Council in 1908 to fill va-
cancy; responded to address of wel-
come at Atlantic City S. A. E. Natl
convention, 1909; elected president
of province Epsilon by the province
convention held at Rome, Oa., 1909;
elected eminent supreme archon d
the fraternity by the Kansas City 8.
A. E. Natl convention, 1910; eminent
recOTder at the re-installation of
South Carolina Delta, 1911; his
chief work in the fraternity has
been for the DeVotie Memorial
hall, which was erected largely
through his efTorts and is a mon-
ument to his loyalty to the
founder of the fraternity; served
in tho Spanish-American war as
captain and later as major of the
2nd Ala. VoL, later brigadier general;
adjutant general of the state of Ala-
bama for ten years, state auditor of
Alabama for four years, mem. Ala-
banui legislature, at present probate
Judge of Tuscaloosa county; m. Liz-
Eie Andrews Nabors, June 27, 1900.
Address, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
BRANTLEY, William Gordon, Jr., law-
yer; b. Blackshear, Oa., March 15,
1886; s. William and Jessie Kate B.;
ed. University of Georgia, 1907,
Oeorge Washington University;
haseball squads, editor-in-chief
Georgian, student representative of
University of Georgia at confer-
ference for education in the south
at Pinehurst, N. C, 1907, commence-
ment orator at Franklin College*
1907; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Sept, 1904, later affiliated wlthWash-
ington City Rho; eminent archon both
chapters; fbr three years private sec-
retary to Congressman W. G. Brantp
ley of Georgia; Mason. Address,
care Jones and Brantley, 908-9 Can-
dler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
BRATTEN, Vernon Guilford, student;
b. Nov. 11, 1887; s. Dr. T. O. and
Octavia Francis (Phillips) B.; stu-
dent at Vanderbilt University; holder
Cartwell scholarship; initiated by
Tennessee Nu, Oct 1, 1910. Ad-
dress, Lebanon, Tenn.
BRAUN, Robert Henry, student; b.
April 6, 1891; s. Adolf and Emma
M. (Foster) B.; student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan; Glee club. Union
opera committee, Michigan Union
opera, 1911; initiated by Michigan
Iota-Beta, Nov. 6, 1910. Address,
2021 South Grand Ave., St Louis,
Mo.
BRECKINRIDGE, James Carson, cap-
tain U. S. Marine corps; b. Memphis,
Tenn., Sept 13, 1877; s. Clifton R.
and Katherine C. B.; ed. University
of Tennessee; initiated by Tennessee
Kappa, June 17, 1898. Address, U.
S. S. Utah, care postmaster. New
York City.
BR EN EM AN, John Bartley, mining en-
gineer and chemist; b. Riverside.
West Va., June 6, 1870; s. Richard
B. and K. W. B.; ed. Mount Union
College, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 1897; initiated by Ohio
Sigma, Nov. 2, 1893, later affiliated
with Massachusetts lota-Tau, 1896;
brother of Richard E. Brenneman,
Massachusetts Gamma; mining engi-
neer and technical chemist, mine
manager; mem. WeBtemi Society of
Bni^neers, A. P. and A. M., B. P. O.
B.; m. Jessica A. Diamond (de-
ceased), Nov. 27, 1897. Address,
Leadville, Colo.
BRENNEMAN, John Vincent, educator;
b. Tomah, Wis., July 1, 1872; s. Ed-
ward and Mary B.; ed. University of
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. BL
WUc<HaLBlii. 1902; mam. onUorlcal de-
iNttlac and dramatic olutM; Inltlatad
bj WVscoualn Alplia, Feb. 7, IS08;
■ntlnent archon; sufwrlntandent of
public aehtMla of Ironwood, Ulch.;
m. Jease L. Hammond, July U, 1B09.
Addreu, U4 Vanghan St, Ironwood,
Mich.
RENNAN, Napoleon Bnico, law-
7«r; b. LonlaTlU^ K7.. Sept B, 1888:
altr of Oklaboma, 1918; Blackatone
a. Tb<Hnaa and Anna V. <Braca) B.;
od. Central UnlToraitr, 1907; Initiated
b7 Kentnckr Kappa, 18O6; vlce-preil-
d«nt of pro^ee Iota, aecretarT treas-
nrar Lonlsvfllo Alumni aaaociatlon,
& A. B. Addrau, realdence, 881 S.
FUUt St., office, 808-11 Paul Jonea
Bldr, LonlsTlUe, &j.
HENNER, AlUn L, paTmaatar; b.
West Lebanon, Ind,, April S, 1884; a.
J. H. and Jennie R. (RemaberK) B.;
«d. ITnlvwaltT of Indiana, 190S; Tar-
tUT football. LIt«ranr aocletr. Col-
lace band, aecretarr bnalnen board
tor Artnttna; Initiated by Indiana
ffa"""*i Jan. 14, 19H <charter mem.) ;
aaaiataiit chief accountant Oliver
Chilled Plow Worke, chM of tlme-
keapinc coat recorda and parmaater;
m. Opal K. Satta, June H, 1908. Ad-
dreaa, SS4 Haney Ave,, Boutb Bend,
lad.
IKNEMAN, Glenn Shaffer, engineer;
b, Saxton. Pann., April 8, 1884; a.
Michael Buraey and Anna Uttr B.;
ed. Penurlnnln State CoUece, 1908;
Initiated br PennaylTUila Alpha-Zeta,
Mar M, 190B; eminent archon, treaa-
urar, warden, berald, treaanrer and
director PMinajlTanla Alptaa-Zata
boUdlng aaaodaUon; delesate con-
nntlon prOTlace Beta, 1908; brother
Of P. B. Br«ieman, Pennarlvanla
AlpbarZeta: englneerlns depulment
Batea MacUne Co. Addreaa, 1808
Benton BL, JoUet, m.
IKSTELLE, Rudolph Emila, clarsr-
BMu; b. New Tork atr, JDI7 4, 1871;
a. HaJ. Ckarlea and HatUda (That-
duf) B.; ed. at atepban'a Collese,
UK; Taledlctorian; Initiated br New
Tork BlKma-PU, Feb. 31, 1895 (char-
ter mem.); eminent recorder; rector
8t Panl'e Bplaeopal church, Camden,
M. J., held ▼aitooa dioceaan offlcea.
four extended trlpa abroad; m, Beaale
Maud Croake, Nov. 9, 1899. Addreaa,
505 Linden St, Camden, N. J.
BRETCH, Donald Mllone, atndent; b.
March 27, 1890; a, Samuel and Delia
(Mllone) B.; ed. atndant at Dnlver-
tribunal; initiated br Oklahoma KMjf-
pa, Oct. S9, 1910. Addreaa, Hobart,
Okla.
BRIOQEMAN, Charlea Thorlay, atn-
dent; b. Feb. 31, 1898; a. Wentael
Andrew and Oertmde Morre (Lane)
B.; ed. student at St Stephen'! Col-
lege, 1913; aaaoclata editor St Sta-
ph en'a Maaaeegar, clase treaaurw:
mem. Dravm club; Initiated br New
York Slgma-Phl, Not. 19, 1909. Ad-
dresB, Uplanda Farm, Rhlnebeck,
N. Y.
BRIDGFORTH, Walter Robert, banker;
b . Quiet Shadea Plantation, Taaoo
county, HlBB., March 88, 1868; a.
Robert Moore and Marlab (Hutchin-
son) B.: ed. Kentucky Military Insti-
tute, 1879, UnlTeralty of Virginia;
first honor; captain of Co. A.; Initi-
ated by Kentucky Chi, Nov., 1877,
later affiliated with Virginia Omlcron;
essayist for Augoata convenUoD;
b&nker and planter; father of Allen
Bridgforth, HisalBalppl Gamma; m.
Pauline Buaan McConnell, March G,
1890. Addreaa, Quiet Shadea Planta-
tion. Pickens, Mtsa.
BRIGG8, Thomaa T.; b. (Toeymana, N.
J., Hay 2, 1874; a. Jdha N. and BUsa-
beth H. (Trego) B.; ad. Worceatar
Polytechnic Inatitute, 1898; Initiated
by MaaB&chuaetta Delta, Not. 8, 1895;
traveled In Buroite twice; mason;
m. Henrietta BlauTett, Sept 19, 1910;
AddreSB, Coe}'mBnB, N. Y.
BRIGHT, Dudley Seymour, civil engi-
neer: b. Waahlngton, D. C. Jan. 19,
1884; s. Albert W. and Molly H. B.;
ed. UnlTeraltr of PennsriTania, 1907;
Initiated br PennaylTanla Theta, Dec.
10. 1003; eminent deputy archon, re-
corder; delegate convention proTfnce
Beta. April, 1907; BBalatant engineer
Pittsburgh Steel Prodnots Co. Ad-
drese. reeldenca, 4788 Bayard St, of-
fice, care Pltuburgh Steel ProducU
Co., 1901 Frlck BIdg., PItUburgh,
u
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
BRINDLEY, Augustus Roteoe, lawyer
and legislator; b. farm, Cherokee
county, Ala., Dec. 9, 1877; s. Perry K.
and Josephine B.; ed. University of
Alabama; president Kent club law
organization; initiated by Alabama
Mu, Oct., 1901; delegate province con-
vention, Birmingham, Ala., Dec., 1901;
elected to legislature of Alabama in
Nov. 1910. On assembling of legis-
lature was named as chairman of
house committee on Ways and Means,
the leading committee of the house,
having charge of ail matters of taxa-
tion and revenue. Also a mem. of ju-
diciary, municipal organizations and
Insurance committees. Was the au-
thor of present revenue law of Ala-
bama; took leading part in legisla-
ture in all matters pertaining to those
subjects. The Montgomery Adver-
tiser, leading daily paper of the state,
called him the closest and best In-
formed student of finance and taxa-
tion in the legislature. Attorney for
Alabama Great Southern railroad;
Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis
railroad. Western Union Telegraph
Co., Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Co. and other leading cor-
perations in that section of Alabama;
mem. of firm of Goodhue, Brlndley &
White, lawyers; m. Irene Lee Good-
hue (deceased), Aug. 17, 1910, at
Chautauqua, N. T. Address, Gads-
den, Ala.
BRIN8MADE, Robert Bruce, metallur-
gist; b. Elmira, N. T., Aug. 27, 1878;
s. Hobart and Ella Mary (Lyon) B.;
ed. Washington University, 1894, Le-
high University, 1895; graduated with
cum laude; initiated by Missouri
Beta, April 30, 1892; director Wiscon-
sin State Mining Trade School, form-
erly professor of mining engineering
University of New Mexico and Uni-
versity of West "Virginia; mem. Am-
erican Institute Mining Engineer and
American Economic association; au-
thor "Mining Without Timber;" m.
Helen C. Stenbock, July 24, 1909.
Address, Apartado 186 Puebla, Pue,
Mexico.
BRISCOE, John T., lawyer and legis-
lator; b. Slacks Wells, Texas, Jan. 2,
1879; s. Gtoorge T. and Susie C. B.;
ed. Cumberland University, 1905;
class representative University an-
nual, secretary inter-collegiate ora-
torical association of Tennessee; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Lambda; served
in 30th and 31st Texas legislature; ul
Hattie Grifflfths, March 22, 1911. Ad-
dress, Devine, Texas.
BRITTIAN, Wilbur F^ student; b. Pitts-
burgh, Penn., March 26, 1887; s. Fred
C. and Elizabeth C. B.; ed. Adrian
College, 1908; at present student at
Pennsylvania State College; class
president, varsity basketball, manager
baseball, president athletic associa-
tion; mem. literary society, vice-presi-
dent student government association;
initiated by Michigan Alpha, June 10,
1906; eminent archon and deputy ar-
chon; visitor Atlantic City S. A. E.
Natl convention, 1909; secretary-
treasurer Pittsburgh Alumni associa-
tion of S. A. E.; studying forestry at
Pennsylvania State College. Address,
2433 Park View Ave., Pittsburgh,
Penn.
BROCKIE, John Melkle* clergyman; b.
Chapel Hall, Scotland; s. Adam and
Agnes (Meikle) B.; ed. University of
Maine, 1906; class chaplain; initiated
by Maine Alpha, 1906; eminent chap-
lain; Presbyterian clergsrman, gradu-
ate Bangor Theological Seminary;
Mason, K. of P.; m. Mary Alice Has-
kell, June 8, 1904. Address, Holland
Patent, N. Y.
BROCKWAY, Herman Lyman, clergy-
man; b. Rawson, N. T., July 4, 1874;
s. Ezra and Ellen (Thrall) B.; ed.
Northwestern, 1906; president of
Deru, Aleth Teth Nun, president
athletic association. Intercollegiate
debate, Hinman literary society, pres-
ident inter-fraternity council; Initi-
ated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Oct 17,
1902; eminent archon, deputy archon,
herald; pastor First Methodist
church, SpringviUe, fbrmerly pastor
at Fairport, N. T., 1907-9, Medina,
1906-7, president conference Epworth
league four years, fbunder Epworth
league Institute at summer school
Silver Lake assembly; delegate to
Garrett commencement 1912 from
Genesee conference; Mason, Odd
Fellow; m. Minette Metcalf, May 20,
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
ts
1903. AddreBB, Springvllle, N. Y.
BROOKSy Louis Samuelp clergyman; b.
Iiudlngton, Mich., Feb. 13, 1873; s.
Lioals Samuel and Lucy (Bordner) B.;
ed. Moont Union College, 1894, Alma
College, 1896, Princeton University,
1899, Princeton Theological Seminary,
1899; college football; Scribner prize
in Greek at Princeton, class secre-
tary, first alumnus to be elected to
board of trustees. Alma College; ini-
tiated by Ohio Sigma, Oct 9, 1891;
eminent recorder; pastor Presbyterian
chnrch, Howell, Mich., library com-
mission Howell, Mich., Moderator De-
troit Presbytery, 1907; delegate to
Presbyterian general assembly, 1906;
trayeled Great Britain, Holland, Bel-
gium, Germany, Australia, Italy, Swit^
zerland and France, 1907. Address,
Howell, Mich.
BROOKS, Stanley, C* broker; b. Cleve-
land, O., Sept 28, 1886; s. Arthur S.
and Florence B. B.; ed. George Wash-
ington University, 1908; initiated by
Washington City Rho, June, 1906;
vice-president E. M. Campbell's Sons
Co., municipal bonds; m. Margaret
Looise Dahill, Jan. 2, 1909. Address,
1437 N. Delaware St, Indianapolis,
Ind.
BROWN, A. Glenn, student; b. Arm-
strong, m., July 30, 1890; s. E. A, and
Anna M. B.; student at Northwestern
University; president Alpha Theta
Nun, Psmunid, Deru, students coun-
cil, class football and tracks, secre-
tary athletic association, Hinman lit-
erary society, eoitor-in-chief Syllabus,
and Daily Northwestern; initiated by
nUnois Psi^Omega, Feb. 28, 1909, emi-
nent archon, correspondent chroni-
cler, herald; delegate convention pro-
vince Delta, Chicago, 1910, delegate
Kansas City S. A. B. Natl convention,
1910; brother of Russell E. Brown,
Illinois Psi-Omega. Address, Ava,
m.
BROWN, Arthur Thomas, student; b.
Aug. 1, 1888; s. Edward F. and Cath-
erine A. (Freeman) B.; student at
Syracuse University, president fresh-
man law class, editor Daily Orange;
mem. Boar's Head Dramatic society;
initiated by New York Delta, Oct 20,
1910. Address, Florida, N. T.
BROWN, LeRoy, physician and surgeon;
b. Hanover county, Va., 1860; s. 1?V11-
liam LeRoy and Sallie J. (Fleming)
B.; ed. University of Georgia, 1876,
Vanderbilt University; founder medal
Vanderbilt Medical department 1887;
initiated by Georgia Beta, 1860, later
affiliated with Tennessee Nu which
chapter he reorganized; attending sur-
geon to the Woman's hospital. New
York City, also consulting surgeon
Manhattan State Hospital, fellow and
secretary American Gjmecological
society; fellow Academy of Medicine;
m. Demetria Simmons, Dec. 21, 1892.
Address, 148 W. 77th St, New York
City.
BROWN, Dee Carlton, student; b. Jan.
1, 1890; s. Clark W. and Sadie C. (MU-
ler) B.; student at University of Penn-
sylvania; editor University daily;
mem. board Pennsylvania Punch
Bowl, monthly; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Theta, Feb. 18, 1910. Address,
2102 Bleventh St, Altoona, Penn.
BROWN, Francis Kenneth, student; b.
Dec. 16, 1891; s. J. M. and Clemmie K.
(Crider) B.; ed. student at Davidson
College, 1914; initiated by North Car-
olina Theta, April 29, 1911. Address,
603 S. Main St, Salesbury, N. C.
BROWN, Hugh Screven, U. S. army offi-
cer; b. Oct 21, 1878; s. Clinton I
and Mecca (Joyner) B.; ed Univer-
sity of Georgia, 1898; varsity football,
gymnasium and track teams; initi-
ated by (Georgia Beta, Sept 1906;
captain coast artillery, officer in U.
S. volunteers in Philippines, 1899-1901,
graduate artillery School Fort Mon-
roe, 1904, in regular establishment
Coast Artillery, 1901-1911; m. Anna
Augusta Coyle, April 26, 1906. Ad-
dress, No. 4 Ck)lumbia Barracks, Ohio.
BROWN, John Qrlest, lawyer; b. Edina*
Mont, Oct 29, 1879; s. Ed. J. and
Amelia X. B.; ed. Kirksville, Normal,
Missouri University, Tale; declama-
tion medal and oratorical contest
Kirksville, first Shakesperean contest
M. S. U. 1901, mem. Yale dramatic,
1902-3; initiated by Missouri Alpha,
Sept 12, 1900; attorney for Northern
Pacific railroad company in Montana;
formerly Assistant Attorney General
for Montana; m. Je«k«k^ Cot^^^XNa.
36
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
Aflhlock, 1904. Address, 545 N. Rod-
ney* Helena, Mont
BROWN, J. Earie, lawyer; b. Bade,
Mich., Jan. 27, 1872; s. B. F. and
Louisa 8. B.; ed. Uniyersity of Michi-
gan, 1896; mem. Oracle Board, 1895;
initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov.
4, 1892; eminent archon; at present
mem. Michigan Democratic National
Central committee; city attorney
8t Johns, Mich., for three terms,
mem. M. W. of A. Law committee; m.
Cecilia M. Wiggins, (deceased), Feb.
18, 1903. Residence, 8t Johns; office,
Lansing, Mich.
BROWN, William Raymond, student; b.
Aug. 1, 1892; s. William H. and Ella
L. (Smith) B.; student at Worcester
Polytechnic Institute; initiated by
Massachusetts Delta, Dec. 9, 1911.
Address, 160 West 8t, Winchendon,
Mass.
BROWN, Russsll Elbert, studoit; b.
Armstrong, ni.. Nov. 6, 1891; s. B. A.
and Anna M. B.; student at North-
western University; mem. undergrad-
uate board of control; local editor
Daily Northwestern, dramatic club;
initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Feb.
26, 1911; eminent herald. Address,
Ava, ni.
BROWNING, Perelval Dewees, civU and
mining engineer; b. Orbisonia, Penn.,
8ept 12, 1884; s. W. Tayor and LaRue
(Dewees) B.; ed. Bucknell Univer-
sity; basketball manager; fraternity
editor school annual, 1903; initiated
by Pennsylvania Zeta, June 16, 1901;
eminent archon, recorder, chronicler,
treasurer; delegate WVishington 8. A.
B. Natl convention, 1902; delegate
province convention Ithaca, 1904.
Address, Orbisonla, Penn.
BRUCE, Sidney, student; b. March 6,
1896; 8. J. McD. and Lucy V. (Ha-
good) B.; student at Davidson Col-
lege; initiated by North Carolina
Theta, April 29, 1911. Address, Pic-
kens, S. C.
BR UN DAG E, Edward F*, chemist; b.
Port Chester, N. Y., Nov. 4, 1878; s.
Robert and Carry B.; ed. Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, 1904, Cornell
University; initiated by Massachus-
setts Delta, Feb. 12, 1901, later affili-
ated with New York Alpha; superin-
tendent Thomason Chemical Co.;
mem. New York Chemists club. Geo-
graphical society. Royal Arcanum; m.
Stella Davis, 1904. Address, 1211
Calvert 8t, BiJtimore, Md.
BRUN80N, Stiles Mslllehamp, student;
b. Dec. 21, 1892; s. Peter Craddock and
Jessie (Mellichamp) B.; student at
Davidson College; initiated by North
Carolina Theta, Sept 11, 1911. Ad-
dress, Hotel St Joseph, Orangeburg,
8. C.
BRYAN, Mliton, lawyer, judge, legis-
lator; b. near Benton, Columbia coun-
ty, Fla., Oct 28, 1869; s. David Stew-
art and Nancy B.; ed. Emory College,
1887; initialed by Georgia Bpsilon,
Jan. 20, 1888, later affiliated with
Florida Upsilon, which chapter he
founded; eminent archon; judge Va-
lusia county court, Florida; mem.
legislature of Oklahoma territory and
first and second legislature of state
of Oklahoma; vice-president State Bar
association; m. Viriginia Dallis Bryan,
June 80, 1887. Address, 204 W. Main
St, Oklahoma City, Okla.
BRYAN, William Morgan Case, physi-
cian, university instructor; b. St
Louis, Mo., Nov. 24, 1875; s. William
J. S. and Nethie (Case) B.; ed. Wash-
ington University, 1897, University of
Michigan, 1898, Johns Hopkin's Uni-
versity, 1902; editor Student Life; in-
itiated by Missouri Beta, Oct 6, 1894;
eminent treasurer and chronicler; at-
tended St Louis S. A. E. Natl con-
vention; instructor in ear, nose and
throat diseases St Louis University;
otolaryngologist to Alezian Bros.
Hospital St Louis; resident physi-
cian German Hospital, Fhiladelphla,
1902^; mem. St Louis Medical so-
ciety, Missouri State Medical associa-
tion, American Medical association,
American Academy of Ophthalmology
and to Lamgology; honor mem.
Phi Beta PhC medical fraternity;
m. Helen Louise Kemlin, June,
1908. Address, Metropolitan Bldg.,
Grand Ave., and Olive St, St Louis,
Mo.
BRYANT» Vaughn, newspaper work; b.
Kansas City, Mo., Sept 19, 1888; s.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. B.; ed. University
I of Missouri, 1911; vice-president
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
»7
senior clan lit JonmallBin; board of
editors University UlsBoorlaii and
Owl. manager Qoadrvngle Dramatic
club, senior play committee, Jonlor
prom, committee; mem. Kappa Tau
Alpbk, boaorarr fraternity In Journal-
ism, mem. Hounds, Tomb and Key;
autbor of Hundred DoUar Bill musical
comedy presented by Quadrangle
Dramatic club; Initiated by Mtuourl
Alpba, Sept. S6, 1907; eminent arcbon
and cbronlcler; S. A. E. building com-
mittee; attended Kansas City S. A. H.
Nafl canTentlon, 1910; reporter oa the
ICansas City Star; traveled tbree
montbs In Mexico. Address, 3025
Flora Ave., Kansas City, Ho.
BUCHANAN. Fnnk A, Jr„ Insurance;
b. Newpwt. Kr., Dec. 6, 1882; s. Mr.
and Hrs. F. A. B.; ed. Unlreslty of
Cinctimat], DniTorslty of MlcUgan.
IMW; basket ball, manager football
team at Cincinnati; mem. Slgma-Slg-
ma; Initiated by Oblo BpsUon, Oct
S4, 1908; brother of Harry O. Bu-
chanan, Jr.: 8. A. B.; general agent
Amertcan Fidelity Co. Address,
residence: 632 Washington Are., New-
port. Ky.; office: Johnston Bldg^ Cin-
cinnati, Ohia
BUCHANAN. J. David, physician; a. P.
C. and America V. B.; ed. Bmory and
Henry, 1889, University of New York
and BeUevue Hedlcal CoUege, 1892;
editor Emory and Henry Exponent,
official Literary socle^; initiated by
TlrgtnU Pi, Oct 1884; eminent
arcbon; brother of A. B. Buchanan.
Vliglnia Fl; tint assistant physician
8. W. Steele Hospital; chairman
Smyth county democratic commit-
tee; D. D. G. M., A. F. and A. H.,
Address, Harion, Ta.
BUCHANAN, Richard Bell, studmt; b;
Dec 16, 189S; s. O. V. and HatUe
(Starr) B.; student at Unlreralty of
nilnois; Initiated by nUnols Beta, Oct
28, 1911. Address, 201 N, Hoffett Ave.,
JopUn, Ho.
BUCKINGHAM, Theophllus Nash. In-
surance; b. Uemphls, Tenn., Hay 81,
1880; s. Hlles Sherman and Annie
(Nash) B.; ed. Harvard University,
1903, trnlTersity xif Tenneasee Law
Schotri. 190248; captain footbaU,
baaatall, track, nrted best all around
athlete at Tennessee; mem. HcKln-
ley club; initiated by Haesochuaetts
Qamma, Jan. 37, 1900; later affiliated
with Tennessee Kappa; eminent
deputy arcbon, Uassachuaetts Gam-
ma; attended Hemphla S. A. K. Nat'l
convention, 1904; now president of
[he Hemphis Alumni association;
Qre and general Insurance busl-
aess; bootball critic for Hemphla
Commercial-Appeal, contributor to va-
rious magazines, IncludlDg Recrea-
tion; amateur heavy weight champion
Southern A. A. U.; trap shooter, de
luxe; m. Irma Lee Jones, Jtme 1.
1910. Address, residence, 11S4 Union
Ave., office, 1 S. Hain St, Memphis,
Tenn.
BUCKM1NISTER, William Read. law.
yer; b. Melrose, Mass., Jan. IT, 1872;
B. William Bradley and Christine J.
(Chanse) B.; ed. Harvard University,
1894; graduated summa cum laude,
3. 8. B. Harvard. 1896; InlUated br
Uassachusetta Qamma, March 17,
1S98 (charter member) ; founder
Massachusetts Gamma and Its first
eminent archon; mem. Salem club,
Salem, Uass.; m. Mary A. E. Ulller,
first June 10, 1887, Mabel C. Coz, sec*
ond, Dec. 2. 1908. Address, residence.
Forest Hall, Burlington, Blasa., and
Westminster Hotel, Boston; Office,
449-461 Tremont Bldg., Boston, Mass.
BUHRMAN, Robert Louis, chemist; b.
Nov. 16, 1889; s. Harry C. and Ellzs'
betta (Fopp) B.; ed. Universtty of
Micbl^n; mem. Alchemists, class
athletlce; Initiated by Michigan Iota-
Beta, March 6. 1909; chemist with
the Andrews Steel (ki. at Newport
Ky. Address, 918 Elberon Ave., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
BULKELEY, Archie Wllllama; b. Nov.
23, 1888; s. James C. and Sarah C.
((k>pley) B.; student at University of
Denver; Initiated by (Colorado Zeta,
Jen. 25, 1910. Address, Frulta, Colo.
BULKELEY, Max M., lawyer; b. Knox
county, ni.. Sept 29, 1883; s. James
C. and Sarah C. (Copley); ed. Univer-
sity of Denver, 1908; varsity football;
Initiated by Colorado Zeta, Dec. 19.
1908; brother of R. C. Bulkeley. Colo-
rado Zeta and Archie W. Bulk«VBT.
CQlorkOo ZMa; tfta te mu ft 4»m!ws«»>!&
u
WHO'S WHO IN B. A. B.
COODtj central committee; B. P. O. B.
and I. O. O. V. Address, Wr»T. Colo.
BULL, Henry Tflghman. V. 8. army
ofllcer: b. Weit Cheater, Va., Mar U.
1880; a. Commodore Jamea H. and
Kate (TlUman) B.; ed. UnlTeraltj of
tbe SouUi, 1901: Harvard nnlveraltT:
initiated by Haaaachtuatta Oanuna,
March 18, 1899, Uter afflUated with
Tennenee Omega; Pint Lieutenant
ISth U. a. caralrr; m. Sally Pranklis
Walnwright, April G, 1904. Addreaa,
Fort Riley, Kan.
BULLITT, JoshuaPry, lawyw; b. JeBer-
Hin county. Ky., July 24, 1866; a.
Joshua Fry and Bllsabetta Roland
(Smith) B.; ed. Washlnston and Lee
Unireraity; initiated by Virginia Big.
ma, Oct, 1876; took high rank in his
claaaes and a leading part in college
life, and especially in the literary so-
cieties and ethletlcs; studied law
with a private class under his father
and es-attorney-gener&l, James Speed.
He commenced the practice of lav in
18S0 !n LoulsTlUe, wltb his father. In
1887, he and Henry C. HcEtowell, of
Lexington, Ey., (now Judge of the
United States Circuit Court tor the
Western District of Virginia) went to
Mineral City (now Big Stone Qep),
formed a partnership, and soon en-
Joyed a lucrative practice. In 1894
the firm of Bullitt ft McDowell waa
dissolved, and in 1S95, Mr. Bullitt
formed a partnership with Mr. J. L.
Kelly, with offlces at Big Stone Gap
and Bristol, Va. Their bnaineas fa
chiefly for corporations, but they do
alflo a general piactlce. Mr. BuDltt
Is also president of the Big Stone
Ow I'and Co., the Centnry Land
Co., and The Virginia-Kentucky
Coal emigration. He was a member
of the Kentucky Legislature In 188&-
6; a candidate for c<HigreaB In Vir-
ginia in 1896, bnt withdrew from the
race after the adoption of the Chi-
cago platform. He waa first Lieut, and
then Capt of the Crescent Hill Quarda
(Cavalry), which afterwards became
Co. B. of the LoulsvlUe Legion. Bis
military training stood Um well In
hand when he moved to Big Stone
Gap. He and hla partner, Hr. Mc-
JkfwvH Msamlsed the "Polio* Onard"
of Big Stone Ov), a Uw.and-or4er or-
ganliatloa eatabUalied nnd« authority
of the town conndL About forty of
the beat men ot the town Joined. Bol-
lltt waa elected captain. From one ot
the most disorderly of southwest Vir-
ginia towns. Big Stone Oap aoon be-
came the moat orderly. The "Guard"
is Billl kept up. "Blufr^raaa and
Rhododmdron," by John Fox, Jr., oon-
tains tlila dedication: "To Joahna F.
Bullitt, Henry Clay McDowell. Horace
Fox, the first three captalna of the
Guard." One of the stories of this
book, "CivHising the Cumberland,"
contains a very interesting account
ot the "Police Guard" and Its captain.
In 1SB7 be organised the athletic asso-
ciation of the Big Stone Gap, of wbicb
be was president until he resigned in
1906. His favorite diversiona are rid-
ing, shooting; tennis, pool baas flahlng,
whlBt and chess. He is the author of
"Panics and Their Causes" which ap*
pearad is the Southern Magaalne In
1894; of the "New Woman," an ad-
dress delivered before the AJumni as-
sociation of the Washington and Lee
University in 1898, and afterwards pub-
lished In the Southern Collegian; of
"Truats and Labor Unions," a paper
read at the Virginia State Bar Assn.
meeting in 1998, and published in the
renorts ot the meatlsg; and ot "Ob-
JecU<ms to the Torrens System," a
pamphlet which la given the credit ot
having defeated the Torrens BUI In
the Virginia Leglalature In 190G-6.
At the 191t meeting of the Virginia
Bar association be was elected presi-
dent; m. Maggie Talbott Churchill,
18S5. Address, Big Stone Oap, Va.
BUNTING, George Herbert, pree. Bunt-
ing-Stone Hardware Co.: b. Qalveaton.
Tex.. Oct 19, 1878: B. Robert Frank-
lin Bunting, St., (deceased), Tennes-
see Zeta, and Chrissie (Sharps) B.;
ed. Southwestern Presbyterian Uni-
versity: captain varsity football, cap-
tain varsity baseball, varsity cham-
pionship long distance running; bus-
iness manager College paper; Initi-
ated by Tennessee Zeta, April 26,
1891; with Harry H. Cowan, Michi-
gan Alpha, he waa the tonnder of
PennKytvanla AlplukZeta, which took
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Ita naaw tram a eombliutlon of the '
saiiiM of their obJipten: together
with hie brothw, Bmitj Banting, Ten-
neaeee Zetn, he revlTed Oeorgla
BpeUon In 189S, which had sne-
cnmbod a victim of tbe blackball
(see 8. A. E. HIet Vol II.. p. 171),
while reeldlng lo Atlanta in the earlr
nlnetlee, he was a atrong factor, and It
was his training that Influenced the
fratenltr careers of O. Bendee Hai^
rison. Georgia Fhl, and Uo^d S^irlow,
Ceorgla Phi, both of whtMU later be-
came emlnmt aapreme archon; he
became a oo4(nmder with hla brother,
Harrr Banting, of the B. A. E. Hostler
(now pnbUshed under the name <A
tbe FU Alpha) and was Its flrst
baslnesa manager; when Ulssourl Al-
pha and Mlsaoiirl Beta In their earlr
hlBtory passed through the period of
streas, he Tlslted them, and rerlved
them, and from that time ther have
steadUr developed Into the strong
chiqrtera ther are at present; In 18S4,
be founded Arkansas Alpha-Upsllon
and a little later, he organised tbe
two locals which In 1897 became
Lonlalana Bpsllon and ijoulslana Tau-
UpeUon; he was an organiser of the
Atlanta, Chicago and Kansas Cltr
Alninnl association of the frateniltr
and while living In these cities serv-
ed aa president of each; he was prov-
Ince prealdent of province Oanuna
(now province Bpsllon), and of Prov-
ince Zeta; delegate to the S. A. B.
Natl convention at Chattanooga.
18>2, St Lonls, 1896, Washington,
IMS, Memphis, 1904, Kansas Citj,
1910; he has been an associate editor
of the Record for flfteen years; In
1901 he co-operated with Elmer B.
Sanford, Hichlgsn Iota-Beta, in the
establishment of Kansas Alpha and
acted as eminent recorder at the
Installation of that chapter; s. of
Robert F. Bunting, Sr., Tennessee
Zeta, brother of Robert F. Bunting,
Jr., Tennessee Zeta, William M. Bunt
Ing, Te n nesse e Zeta, Harry Bunting,
Tennessee Zeta; a president of tbe
Bvnttn^tone Hardware Co. in Kan-
sas <^tr, be Is the bead of the largest
hardware concern in the southwest;
mem. University club, Hld-Dar club.
Commercial chtb, CUj club; m. Ka^
Jorle Hunger, Sept. S6, 1901. Ad-
dreoB, 804-8 Walnnt street, "'■"■m
City, Mo.
BUNTING, Henry sunhope, publisher;
b. 1870; B. Robert Franklin, Sr., Ten-
neesee Zeta, and Chrlssie (Sharps)
B.; ed. Southwestern Presbyterian
University, 1891; winner Washington
Irving society medal, 1887; editor In
cblef S. W. B. U. Journal, 1890, winner
DDiverslty Journal eeaaylBt medal,
1891; president Washington Irving Ut-
erary society, 1891; winner flrst medal
one hundred yard dash, winner tolnt
society public debate, 1S91, coot-
mencement orator, 1891; Initiated by
Tennessee Zeta, Sept IS, 1S88, while
a senior In the preparatoTT depart-
ment of the Unlverdty and so had
five years of active membership; he
revived Tennessee Eta and Ken-
tuckr Iota in 1888; elected associate
editor of the Record br the 1888
convention and was presented with
a gold headed cane by the same
convention for securing largest
number of Bubscrlbers to the Record
that year; he revived the Tennessee
Kappa In 1890; founder of Colorado
Chi In 1891 and aa his recommenda-
tion to this chapter the Investlgatloa
followed which resulted in the estab-
llBhment of Colorado Zeta; he was the
originator of a series of letters writ-
tec on a type-eetting machine, struck
off on proof paper, and m^led to
numerous and widely separated S. A.
E. workers, these unique documents
were white hot with fraternity enthn-
Blaam and have become known as
"The Bunting Specials" In the -his-
tory of the fraternity; they were
really the fore-runner of the
Fhl Alpha. Copies are very rare.
Together with bis brother, George
H. Bunting, Tennessee Zeta, he
fouided the S. A. E. HusUer
(now published under the name of
The Phi Alpha) and was Its flrst
editor; the Atlanta Nat'l convention
of 1891 unanimously tendered him
the position of eminent supreme ar-
chon, which be declined; he was
greatly Interested In the removal of
our mother ctk&ptAT at \^« '^3'n!n«n.\xi
WHO'S WHO IN B. A. a
of AUliuna, and In the Bummer of
1891, with the aBslstance of ftlumnl
Kt Florence, AIa., he lalUftted WUUftm
Mitchell Adanu, a Bophomore tn that
InetltuUon, who resided In Florence,
and AdamB returned to TuBColooaa
and re-eatabUshed Alabama Hu;
AdamB afterwardB wrote the In-
spiration for the work of re-eBtablleh-
Ing Hu chapter Is Isrgelr due to bro-
ther H. S. Bunting;" visited H. C.
Burser, Ohio Sigma and Oeorge K.
Denton, Ohio Delta In Boston In 1898
and with them planned for New Eng-
land extension; together with hia bro-
ther, Oeorge H. Bunting, Tennessee
Zeta. he reTlred Georgia Epsllon In
1892; he performed one of the most
Important flerrices ever rendered Sig-
ma Alpha EpBlIon when In the sum-
mer ot 1892 he visited Toscoloosa and
after a vigorous Bearch succeeded In
recovering the original secretair'a
minutes of tlie first two years of the
mother chapter'B existence. These
records had been lost for over thirty-
four rears and If they had not been
recovered at that time, it is probable
they would have been lost forever
(see S. A. B. Hist., Vol. II., p. 176),
he was elected an alunmus advisory
member of the supreme council by
the Pittsburgh Nat't convention of
1898, a position which lias disappear-
ed In the course of the evolution ot
this governing body; he was associ-
ated with bia brother, lieorge H.
Buntlnfc, In the organisation of the
Kansas City and the Chicago Alumni
association of the fraternity, and tie
was the first secretary of the latter
and later its president; he founded
Illinois FsI'Omega In 1894; delegate
to the 9. A E. Nat'l conventions at
Nashville, 188S, Atlanta, 1891, Chat,
tanooga. 1S92, Memphis, 1904; acted
as eminent recorder at the Installa-
UonB of Wisconsin Alpha and 1111-
nolB Theta; author of "Hot Greek
SporU" in the songs of Sigma Alpha
Epsllon; fl. of Robert F. Bunting, St.,
Tennessee Zeta, brother of Robert F.
. Bunting, Jr., Tennessee Zeta, William
M. Bunting, Tennessee Zeta, Oeorge
H. Bunting. TeanesBoe Zeta; after
graduation he was on the staff of the
AtlanU ConaUtutlon, the Chicago TH-
bune and a contributor to periodi-
cals; graduated from both the Klrks-
vllle School of Osteopathy and in the
regular school of medical practice;
publisher of the Osteopathic Journal
and other medical papers; in 1906 he
purchased The Novelty Newa, then a
mere circular and has built It up Into
one of the greatest trade papers In
the world, and a property of substan-
tial value; author of a book entitled,
"Specialty Advertising — the New
Way to Build BuBiness:" m. Cbrtsto-
belle Van Asmus, June SO, 1898, at
Orand Rapids, Mich. Residence, Lake
Blutt, ni, office, S16 8. Market St,
Chicago, 111.
BUNTING, WILLIAM MILLER, mer-
cantile; b. Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 18,
1866; s. Robert F. Bunting. Br., Ten-
nessee Zeta, and Chrissle (Sharpe)
B.; ed. South wee tern Presbyterian
University, 1888; associate editor and
business manager of the College
paper; mem. track team, vanity
crew; initiated by Tennessee Zeta,
Dec. 16, 1885; eminent c(»Tespondent;
delegate Columbia, B. C. S. A. B.
Nat'l convention. 1887, Chattanooga
S. A. B. Nat'l convention. 1892; at-
tended the NaehvtUe S. A. B. Nat'l
convention, 18BS, and the Kansas
City S. A. B. Nafl convenUon,
1910; he was one of the earliest
members of the fraternity to urge the
erection ot a memorial to the founder;
editor of the Florence, Ala.. Herald
1389-42; business manager Bl Paso,
Tex., News, 1902; publishing business
la Chicago In 190S; since 1904 vice-
president of the Bunting-Btone Hard-
ware Co.; mem. Commercial clnb,
City club, Knife and Fork club. Elks.
Address, 804-6 Walnut St. Kansas
City, Mo.
lURTIS, Chariee Lamb, student; h.
Dec. 28. 1892; s. Henry J. and Carrie
C. (Jobes) B.; student at Syracuse
University; initiated by New York
DelU, Oct 20, 1911. Address, 1164 B.
Stole St, Trenton, N. J.
BURTON, WIIMsm Albert, college treas-
urer; b. Trafalgar, Ind., Jan. 19, 1871:
B. James T. and Mary A. B.; ed.
Franklin College, 1908; Initiated by
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
41
Indlaaa Alpha, Jan. 27» 1900; brother
of Gran B. Barton, Indiana Alpha;
treasurer of Franklin College; m.
Mabel A Fraley. Aug. 29, 1905. Ad-
dress, 138 W. Adams St, Franklin,
Ind.
BUTLERy George Pllneae, educator; b.
Augusta, Ga., Jan. 30, 1875; s. George
P. and Blla (Morague) B.; ed. Uni-
versity of Georgia, 1894, Uniyersity of
North Carolina; captain in cadet bat-
talion. University of Georgia, 1893-4;
mem. order of Geinghouls, Univer-
sity of Georgia, Sphinx, captain
Georgia football team, 1894-5; initi-
ated by Georgia Beta, Oct 1, 1891,
later affiliated with North Carolina
Xi; principal and commandant Rich-
mond county Academy; m. Levy Carl-
ton, July 26, 1906. Address, 544 Tel-
fair St, Augusta, Ga.
BUTLER, Paul Laighton, student; b.
Boston, Mass., June 4, 1884; s. David
P. and Bleanor R. (Bisbee.; ed. Har-
vard University, 1908, at present stu-
dent Harvard Law School; vice-pres-
ident University debating council; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
Nov. 24, 1905; eminent recorder and
steward; delegate Atlantic City S. A.
B. Natl convention, 1909, served on
important committee of investigation
which was a factor in bringing New
Hampshire Alpha into the fraternity,
(see S. A. B. History, Vol. n, page
405) ; traveled all Buropean countries
except Russia and Norway, also vis-
ited northern Africa and Asia Minor;
m. Bessie Wilson Smith, Aug. 20,
1909. Address, 74 Park St, Somer-
ville.Mass.
BUNTING, Jsmes Ernest, engineer and
contractor; b. Flushing, N. T., Nov. 1,
1874; s. James and Harriet (Samnis)
B.; ed. Harvard University, 1898; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
March 7, 1896; First Lieutenant 3rd
U. 8. VoL infantry 1898, saw service
during Spanish-American war at San-
tiago, Guantanamo, Baracoa, Cuba,
Mason, Alderman New York City,
190e-7; m. iignes M. GUUes, 1891. Ad-
dress: Flushing, N. Y.
BUNTING, Robert Franklin, II, graph-
ite miner; b. Nashville, Tenn., Dec.
18, 1866; s. R. F. and Chrissie
(Sharpe) B.; ed. Southwestern Pres-
terian University, 1889; initiated by
Tenessee Zeta, Dec. 26, 1886; s. R. F.
Bunting, Tennessee Zeta, brother of
Henry S. Bunting, Tennessee Zeta,
George H. Bunting, Tennessee Zeta
and WdUiam M. Bunting, Tennessee
Zeta; delegate Nashville S. A. B.
Natl convention, 1888, and Chatta-
nooga 8. A B. Nat'l convention, 1889,
charter mem. Chicago Alumni associa-
tion of S. A. B.; managing director of
the Black Donald Graphite Co., Ltd,
doing graphite mining and refining
business at Calabogie, province of
Ontario, Canada, m. Anna Jewel Bod-
die, at Memphis, Tenn., June 14, 1897;
Address, care Black Donald Graphite
Co., Calabogie, Ont, Can.
BURDETT, Harold William, chemist;
b. Leominster, Mass., Dec. 30, 1887;
8. William Chase and Marrian
(Clough) B.; ed. Worcester Polytech-
nic Institute, ItflO; class cross coun-
try team; initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, March 9, 1907; eminent herald;
chemist Viscoloid Co.; mem. Leomin-
ster Board of Trade, Fitchburg Choral
society, president Colonial club.
Address, 67 Orchard St, Leominster^^
Mass.
BURDETTE, John Homer, lumberman;
b. Hinton, W. Va., Feb. 2, 1888; s. L.
B. and Bettie A (Withrow) B.; ed.
Gettysburg College; baseball; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Delta, Sept 24,
1910. Address, 1553 Quarrier St,
Charlestown, W. Va,
BURGER, Hiram Growl, clergyman; b.
Lisbon, O., Jan. 30, 1865; s. Samuel
and Lovina (Crowl) B.; ed. Mount
Union College, 1890, Boston Univer-
sity; editor College paper, The Dyna-
mo; Greek orator, 1890, contest de-
bater, 1890; initiated by Ohio Sigma,
Oct 27, 1887, later affiliated with
Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon; first
eminent archon of Massachusetts
Beta-Upsilon, eminent recorder of
Ohio Sigma; founder of Massachu-
setts Beta-Upsilon and active in other
New Bngland extension work; editor
of the Record, and mem. of the Su-
preme Council 1894-96, delegate to
Cincinnati, 1890, Chattanooga, 1892,
Pittsburgh, \%^Z, ^aa\i\xl1l^oIl, VS^V,
42
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
mnd 8t LonlB, 1896, 8. A. B. Nat'l
conventions; attended province Alpha
conventions; clergyman Methodist
church; m. Nellie Abigale Bums, Oct
81, 1906. Address, 8ylvania, Ohio.
BURKE, Walter Horace^ pnbUc service
corporation; b. Lyman, Maine, June
7, 1884; s. Israel 8. and Bvelyn M«
(KimbaU) B.; ed. University of Maine,
1906; 8oplL Hop committee. Junior
Prom, committee, chairman Univer-
sity assemblies and senior class day
committee, varsity football and bas-
ketbaU; initiated by Maine Alpha*
May 9, 1903; eminent recorder; with
8tone and Webster Management
association, (General Managers Public
8ervice Corporations; m. Grace 8. Ha-
ley, Oct 18, 1909. Address, 1604 Com-
merce 8t, Dallas Texas.
BURNAUQH, H. M., student; b. May
17, 1892; s. James Duncan and Lucile
(Clary) B.; student at Kentucky
State University; Qlee club. Dramatic
club, Strollers, Mystic Thirteen; in-
itiated by Kentucky Epsilon, Oct 10,
1910. Address, Paris, Ky.
BURQE88| Louis Green, educator; b.
Waterford, Ontario, Sept 19, 1882;
s. B. W. and Katherine (Green) B.;
ed. University of Wisconsin, 1908;
business manager, 1908 Badger; initi-
ated by Wisconsin Alpha, Oct 1906;
instructor Central High School, De-
troit; mem. Detroit Bar; Mason. Ad-
dress, 128 B. Blizabeth St, Detroit
Mich.
BUR FORD, Cyrus Edgar, surgeon, uni-
versity instructor; b. Qivard, ni., Aug.
20, 1876; s. G. M. and Blizabeth B. B.;
ed. Central College, 1899, St Louis,
University; president senior class;
St Louis University Medical departs
ment; initiated by Fayette branch of
Missouri Alpha, Oct 1, 1896; genito-
urinary surgeon; instructor genito-
urinary diseases medical department
St Louis University, genito-urinary
surgeon St Louis City Hospital, Mt
St Rose Sanitarium, St Louis Mater-
nity Hospital; mem. American Uro-
logical association and American
Medical association; m. Katherine
Humber, June 35, 1899. Address, Cen-
tury Bldg., St Louis, Mo.
BURKS, Paul, lawyer; b. Adairville,
Ky., July 31, 1878; s. Jessie H. and
Sabina (Dismuhes) B.; ed. Cumber-
land University, George Washington
University; baseball and track; initi-
ated by Tennessee Lambda, Jan. 23,
1897; charter member of 8. A. B.
Alunmi association of Southern Cali-
fornia; in charge A. T. ft Sante Fe
railroad company's law department
for Arizona since 1904, with same de-
partment as assistant solicitor since
1899; secretary Arizona Bar associa-
tion; m. Stella BumiUer, April 26,
1905. Address, Prescott Ariz.
BURLING, Harold Dodge; ed. Univer-
sity of Illinois, 1911; initiated by lU-
inois Beta. Address, Riverside, 111.
BURNETT, Joseph Hamilton, student;
b. July 27, 1893; s. Thomas L. and
Margaret B.; student University of
Maine; varsity football squad, class
football; class executive committee;
initiated by Maine Alpha, Nov. 17,
1911. Address, 1193 Bennington St,
B. Boston, Mass.
BURROW, Robert, student; b. Feb. 6,
1889; s. Robert and Bell (Lyle) B.;
student at Cumberland University; in-
itiated by Tennessee Nu, Sept 1908,
later affiliated with Virginia Sigma,
later affiliated with Tennessee.
Lambda. Address, 711 Hoi. Ave.,
Bristol, Tenn.
BURROWS, William, clergyman; b.
New York City, 1880; s. WilUam and
(Gertrude B.; ed. St Stephen's College,
1902, Berkeley Divinity School, 1905,
Tale, 1906; senior class president; in-
itiated by New York SigmsrPhi, Feb.
12, 1897; eminent archon, deputy
archon, recorder; rector Trinity Epis-
copal church, Bloomington, Ind.; m.
Winifred B. Johnson, 1906. Address,
Trinity church, Bloomington, Ind.
BURTON, Royal Lawrence, student; b.
May 4, 1890; s. James B. and Eta
(Renners) B.; student at Franklin
College; class president, football,
captain baseball and basketball, man-
ager baseball; initiated by Indiana
Alpha, Dec. 17, 1908. Address, Sand-
bom, Ind.
BURTON, Scott Noel, student; b. Pied-
mont, S. D., May 28, 1888; s. Joseph
W. and Mary S. B.; student at Univer^
sity of South Dakota; mem. Sterling
WHO'S WHO IN a A. B.
Law MaocUUon, bniliiMB nunagw
Tolantc^ College weeklj; InltUted by
SoatlL Dakota Sigma. Jan. S7, ISll.
(charter mem.): emlaent arcbon and
treasurer. Addreaa, E3m Sprlnga,
8. D.
BUSHNELL, Clarence E, mercbantUe;
b. JeBerwm, O., Not. 22, ISSI; ■. J.
C. A. and Laara A. (Oag«) B.; ed.
Honnt UuloD CoUess, 1882; president
claaa day; initiated by Oblo Sigma,
JnlT IS. 188S; mercbant, RoTal Arch
MaaoB. Knlgbt Templar, Tin^tnn
Temple A. A. O. N. H. S-i m. Annie
H. Norman, April 10. 1S84. Bealdence,
49B Plrmontb Are., offlce, 82 Carroll
St, Boiralo, N. T.
BUTLER, Henry Audubon, manofM-
torer; b. Tonngatown, C, Oct. 8,
1872; B, Joeepb Green and Harriet
Vooibeea (Ingeraoll) B.; ed. Harvard
UalTerally, 1897; bonorable mention
In German literature, PI Eta aodetr,
Pierian Sodality, Deutscher Vereln,
Harvard; Initiated by HaaiachaBetta
Gamma, Jan. 21, 1898; captain and
manager 8. A. E. baseball team, S.
A. B. tootbaU team; engaged In Iron
and ateel biutnesa, aaalatant general
superintendent Toungstown Sbeet and
Tube Co.: two general tours of Bur-
ope; m. Sarah Grace Heatb, Oct 18,
1900. Address. S2 Wick Place.
Toungatoim, 0.
■UTLER, Peter Watten, eapItaUst; b.
Uadlaon, Ga., April 4, 1886; ■. Daniel
Edward and Virginia T. (Walton) B.;
ed. Uercer nniverilty, 1877. Sontliem
Hedlcal College, 1884; first honor
Southern Medical Oollege; initiated by
Georgia Psi, Dec. 8. 1ST2; state sensr
tor, l»aa.l904, presidential elector,
1908-1909; owner and manager local
telephone plant; m. Louise Goodwin.
1891. Address, Leesburg, Pla.
BYLUND, Watton Robert, student; b.
Hay 21, 1888; a. Walter and Anne
(Blmle) B.; ed. Uassachnsetts In-
atltnte of Technology; varsity track;
mem. U. L L A. A. and Advisory (3oun-
etl, claaa executive committee. Ad-
dress, 16G Derby Ave., Derby, Caaa.
BYNUM, Ollvsr Clegg. broker; b.
Orange eonnty, N. C. Hay 10. 1864; a.
Luther B. and S. J. B.; ed. University
ot Hortta Carolina, 1886; chief mar
shall, 188G; Initiated by North Caro>
Una XI, March U, 1886; attended
NashvUIe S. A. B. Natl cwventlon,
1885; cotton goods broker; n. Cara
J. AtwAter, Jan. 16, 18W. Address,
22 Battery St. San BVanelact^ Cat
CABANI8S, Edward H.. Uwyer; b.
PoryBth, Ga., Oct 1, 1857; a. George
A. and Juliet (McKay) C; ed. Mercer
University, 1815; class salutatorlan,
eecood hoDor on graduation; Initiated
by Georgia Fsl. Oct 15. 1812; former-
ly mem. Alabama BUte Senate, pres-
ident Blnnlnijiam Bar Bssociation;
m. Martba F, Jelks, sister ot Gov.
JelkB, at Union Springs, Ala., Dec.
13, 18S2. Residence. 1251 Highland
Ave., offlce. First National Bank
Bldg., Birmingham, Ala.
CABANI88, Henry Harrison; b.
Forsyth, Ga., June 21, 1S48; e. Judge
Elbrtdge Gerry and Sarah (Chfpman)
C; ed. University of Georgia; Initi-
ated by Georgia Beta. Jan. 1867;
publUher of the Atlanta Journal,
1SS7-03, Augusta Chronicle. 1903-05;
state manager Cltlsens' Lite Insur-
ance Co.; associate secretary Geor-
gia Senate, 18 years; president Nv
tional Union 1899-00: president
Georgia Press association; prealdent
Southern Press association; vice-
president Associated Preas; preat
dent Carnegie Library, Atlanta, IBOl-
02. Addreae. 406 Peachtree St, At
lanta, Ga.
CADWELL, Ralph Kenneth, student; b.
Nov. 2. 1894; B. OrviUe Clyde and
Mlonie (Burdlck) C; student at
Unlveralty ot South Dakota; College
orchestra, 1911; initiated by South
DakoU Sigma, Nov. 1. ISll. Address,
732 W. 8th St, Slouz, FbUb. S. D.
CAFFERV, Jamas Parkerson, civil en-
gineer; b. Lafayette, La., Oct 2. 1890;
e. Chas. D. and Mary Catherine C;
ed. VirgluU Military Institute, 1910;
football t«am. 1909; initiated by Vir-
glala Theta, Dec. 1909; brother of
Jefferson Caffery, Lonlalans Tau-Up-
sUon; civil ea^aeer with Southern
Pacific railroad. Address, Lafayette,
M
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
CAFFERY, Jaffanon, diplomat; b. La-
fayette, La., Dec. 1, ISSS; >. CharlM
D. and Uarr C. (Parkenoa); ed. at
Tulaoe Unlveraitr, 1906; class vice-
preeldent, track team; Initiated bj
LoulBlana Tau-tJpallon, Oct S, 1903,
eminent treasurer; In the United
States diplomatic service; at present
secretarr of legation and charge d*
affairs, ad Interum to Venesnela.
Address, cue American Legation,
Caracas, Venezueta.
CAIN, Stith M„ lawyer, h. 1888; ed.
VasderbUt University, 1890; Initiated
by Tennessee Nu, Sept SO, 1894; Unl-
Terslty club. Address, Vanderbllt
Bldg., NashTlUe, Tenn.
CAIRNS, Clyds Kampsr, mercantile: b.
Walnut HiUs, Cincinnati, O.. Aug. 6,
1877; s. George 3. and Rhoda C; ed.
University of Cincinnati, IBOO; Initi-
ated by Ohio EpsUon, Sept 28, 1896;
eminent archon, deputy arcbon and
correspondent attended province
conventions at Colambua, duunpaign,
Lafayette, Delaware, Chicago; dele-
gate to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Nashvine, 1898; Boston, 1900; visi-
tor at Atlantic City Nat'l convention.
1909; served as president of Cin-
cinnati Alumni association, president
of province Delta, 190(M)8; traveling
solicitor for the American Tool
Works Co., builders of metal working
lathes, radial drills, etc. > Address
Rldgetown Ave., College HIU. Cin-
cinnati, O.
CALOER, Milton, banker; b. Wilming-
ton, N. C, July 12, 1881; s. William
and Alice C; ed. University of North
Carolina, 1908; track team, PU Beta
Kappa; Initiated by North Carolina
XI, Oct 2, 1900; brother of B. B.
Calder, North CaroUaa XI; savings
bank cashier. Address, Sll N. Srd
St, Wilmington, N. C.
CALDWELL, Harlan Laa^ geologUt; b.
Slouz FaUs, S. D., March 16, 1SS6; s.
George E. and Uary C; ed. Univer-
sity of South Dakota, 1911; local edi-
tor of College paper; business manar
ger of Junior Annual; mem. of Phi
Psl Omega Engineering club; Initi-
ated by South Dakota Sigma, Jan. 27,
1911; attended province convention
Mt Jowa City. 1909, as represenUk
tlve of petitioning local at Univer-
sity of BooUi DakoU, also in same
capacity attended Nat'l conventlou at
Kausae City; assistant Topographer
V. S. Qeologlcat Surv«y. Address,
6S5 S. Minnesota Ave.. Biouz Falls,
S. D.
CALDWELL, Joseph Anderson, lawyer;
b. Bristol, Tenn„ Dec. SS, 1884; s.
John H. and Margaret C; ed. Univer-
Bity of Tennessee, University of Vir-
ginia, 1906; at University of Tennes-
see, president of athletic association,
editor-in-chief of Volunteer, varsity
football, I908-0G; at University of
Virginia, vanity football, mem. of
Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and T.
I. L. K. A.; Initiated by Tennessee
Kappa, Jan. 14, 1904, later afflUated
with Virginia Omicroa; eminent
archon of Tennessee Omicron, 1900,
and of Virginia Omicron, 1907. Ad-
dress, 6S0 Locust St, Bristol, Tenn.
CALDWELL, Joseph Hardwiek, mer-
cantile; b. Chattanooga, Tenn., March
21, 1S91; ■. James L. and Margaret
(Hardwiek) C; ed. Cumtierland Uni-
versity, 1910; president of Jnnlor
^aw class, president of Dratelian
Literary society, vanity football,
1909-1910; initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, Sept 18, 1909; eminent re-
corder and eminent archon; delegate
to Iota province convention at Clarks-
vUle; passed Tennessee Bar examin-
ations at age of nineteen, the yonng-
eat on record; secretary and sales-
manager of the Tennessee Store
Works. Address, Lookout Hottntaln,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
CALKINS, Donald James Famandraw,
civil engineer; b. Lewis county.
Wash.. May 16, 1888; s. Myron James
and Minna (Ford) C; ed. University
of Washington, 1907; claaa president
1906; Initiated by Washington Alpha.
cl»rter mem.; eminent archon 1900-
07; assistant city engineer, Everett,
Washington; m. Mabel Bryant
Adams, Sept 6, 1910. Address,
1624 Wetmore Ave., Everett Wash.
CALL, Msriyn Bush, physician; b. Iowa
City, ta., June SO, 1888; ed. Unlvei^
sity of Iowa. A. B., 1906, M. D. 1911;
Scimitar and Fes, Irving Institute,
Dnmatle club; initiated by Iowa
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
45
Beta^ Feo. 8, 1908; eminent recorder,
eminent treasurer; visitor at prov-
ince Zeta c<mTention, 1909; house
pbjsician Iowa State Hospital. Ad-
drees, University Hospital, Iowa
City, la.
CALLAHAN, Morgan Batchelor, stu-
dent; b. Sept 14, 1891; s. Joshua B.
and Adelaide B. (Batchelor) C;
student at George Washington Uni-
versity; initiated by Washington City
Rho, Nov. 18, 1911. Address, Somer-
set, Mcmtgomery county, Md.
CAMERON, Dwightt clergyman; b.
(Geneva, Switzerland, Jan. 2, 1875;
s. Dwight Foster and Fannie B. (Nor-
ris) C; ed. University of the South,
1908; president Pi Omega Literary
society two years; winner of Knight
Medal in saocotion, 1901; mem. min-
strel club and dramatic club; initi-
ated by Tennessee Omega, April
10, 1900; eminent warden, deputy
archon, correspondent and archon;
clergyman Protestant Bpiscopal
church; m. Violet Willard Bielby,
June 1, 1905. Address, 1006 Luttrell
St., Knoxville, Tenn.
CAMERON, James Oscar, lawyer and
ci4>italist: b. 1867; ed. Cumberland
University, 1889; initiated by Tennes-
see Lambda, April 10, 1885; regent
New Mexico MiUtary InsUtute, 1890-
1896; commissioner to the Tennessee
Centennial e^[K>Bition; delegate to
National Irrigation Congress, delegate
to National Democratic convention,
1904, New Mexico State Councillor,
1906-1907; Shriner; president Camer-
on Lumber Co., Ltd., Victoria, B. C;
m. Beatrix Freeman, daughter of
Judge A. A. Freeman, associate Jus-
tice of New Mexico, April 27, 1893.
Residence, 1263 Richardson St, ofllce,
365 GarbaUy Road, Victoria, B. C.
CAMPBELL, Bruce Alexander, legis-
lator, lawyer; b. Albion, ni., Oct 28,
1879; s. Joseph M. and Annabel C;
ed. University of Illinois, 1900; presi-
dent Bryan Democratic club, 1898,
assistant editor mini, varsity debate
team 1899; Phi Beta Kappa, (charter
meuL); eminent correspondent and
treasurer; delegate to province con-
ventions at Champaign and St Louis,
president of board of directors Illi-
nois Beta association; state represen-
tative in the Illinois legislature 1905;
mem. executive committee Illinois
SUte Bar association, 1911; ap-
pointed member of practice com-
mission by Gov. Deneen, 1910-1912;
president Illinois Elks association*
present member grand lodge of Elks;
district attorney for B. A O. S. W.
railroad for Illinois and Missouri,
division counsel Southern railroad; m.
Beulah W. Campbell, June 19, 1906.
Residence, 1472 College Ave., E. St
Louis; ofllce, Kramer, Kramer and
Campbell, 624-633 Murphy Bldg., E.
St Louis, 111.
CAMPBELL, George Franklin, student;
b. Feb. 8, 1889; s. William and Agnes
(Paterson) C; student at Purdue
University; editor-in-chief 1912 "De-
bris," president Pan-Hellenic Coun-
cil; initiated by Indiana Beta, April
3, 1909. Address, Coal City, HI.
CAMPBELL, Hilary Ersklne, lawyer; b.
Havana, ni., Oct 3, 1876; s. Washing-
ton Hilary and Elisabeth (Conwell)
C; ed. Leland Stanford Junior Uni-
versity, University of Chicago, North-
western University Law School; ini-
tiated by California Alpha, Oct 1899;
president Chicago Alumni association,
1908; Shriner; clubs: Chicago Athlete
ic, Edgewater Golf, Edgewater Coun-
try (president); traveled in Europe,
1897; mem. of State and Chicago Bar
associations; partner in law firm
Pain, Campbell and Kasper; m. Lor-
raine Decker, June 26, 1901. Resi-
dence, 1066 Berwyn Ave., Chicago;
office, 1301 l8t Nan Bank Bldg., Chi-
cago, ni.
CANBY, Henry 8., physician; b. Port-
land, Ore., March 14, 1876; s. James
P. and Francis Olivia C; ed. Univer-
sity of Colorado, Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, 1901; baseball and
tennis teams; initiated by Colorado
Chi, Sept 25, 1896; m. Eleanor S.
Shakelford, Sept 22, 1909. Address,
606 Metropolitan Bldg., Denver, Colo.
CANNING, John Edwsrd, lawyer; b.
Ballinamore, Ireland, March 29, 1865;
8. John and Margaret (Creamer) C;
ed. Boston University, 1895; initiated
by Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon,
March 29, 1894; mem. University
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
club, Catholic club. Knlshts of Co-
lumbus, partner of law linn of Corn-
stock and Canning, Providence R. I.;
m. Bllen Q. Fitzgerald, Oct 29, 1895.
Address, 10 Weybosset St, Provi-
dence, R. I.
CANNON» Henry Ross, mercantile; b.
Dec. 6, 1886; s. Richard and Sarah
(Thomas) C; ed. Bethel College.'
1906; Philomathian Literary society;
iniUated by Kentucky loti^, 1908;
eminent correspondent; mem. Odd
Fellows, Woodmen of the World.
Address, Leitchfleld, Grayson coun-
ty, Ky.
CANTRICK, Qeorge Townsend, student;
b. Feb. 1, 1892; s. Frank and Mary
Townsend) C; student Adrian Col-
lege, class of 1914; vice president of
class of 1911, society orator, 1911, de-
bating team, 1911; editor-in-chief-
Freshman World; initiated by Michi-
gan Alpha, Jan. 28, 1911. Address,
Adrian, Mich.
CAPERS, John Q.» lawyer; b. Anderson,
S. C, April 17, 1866; s. Bishop Bllison,
(deceased) S. C. Delta, and Charlotte
(Palmer) C; ed. South Carolina Mili-
tary Institute, 1885; Furman Univer-
sity; president CUOiopean Literary
society, winner orator's medal, 1884;
initiated by South Carolina Lambda,
1884, (charter mem.), later affiliated
with South Carolina Phi, Furman
University; served the fraternity as
editor of the Record, eminent su-
preme treasurer and eminent su-
preme archon, delegate to conventions
at Nashville, 1888; Charlotte, 1889;
Cincinnati, 1890; Atlanta, 1891; Chat-
tanooga, 1892, and Washington, D. C,
1894; mem. for South Carolina of the
Republican Natl committee; dele-
gate at large Chicago Natl conven-
tions, 1904 and 1908; mem. of Bar,
Supreme Court of the U. S., U. S.
district attorney for South Carolina,
U. S. commissioner Internal Revenue,
1907-09; studied in European coun-
tries the internal revenue system of
taxation; author Condensed Treatise
Internal Revenue Laws; m. Lilla
Trenholm, 1895. Address, Bvans
Bldg., Washington, D. C.
CAPSHAW, James Winfred, student;
b. Dec. 5, 1891; s. Dr. M. T. J. and
Rebecca M. (Briggs) C; student at
University of Oklahoma; mem. Ath-
letic council 1909, also secretary-
treasurer 1910, and president of same
1911; varsity football captain 1911),
All Southwestern team, 1908-10, pres-
ident of 1914 Law class, assistant
manager of ''Sooner" (Ck>llege an-
nual); mem. of Senate Literary
society; Phi Delta Phi legal frat-
temity; initiated by Oklahoma Kap-
pa, Oct 23, 1909; delegate to county
and state democratic convention,
1912; brother to Elmer A. Capshaw,
Oklahoma Kappa. Address, Norman,
Okla.
CARBERRY, William Lawrence, edu-
cator; b. Panora, la., March 18, 1885;
s. James Henry and Mary Anne
(WaUh) C; ed. University of Iowa,
1909; president senior class; Zeta-
gathian, Newman and Waskivi so-
cieties; president Hyperion Literary
society, winner Freshmen Oratorical
contest, varsity football, track and
baseball, humorous editor of Hawk-
eye; initiated by Iowa Beta, Nov. 17,
1906; eminent correspondent; prin-
cipal of Schools, Tankton, S. D.;
Knight of Columbus, Forester. Ad-
dress: Tankton, S. D.
CARD, Nathaniel Forest, student; b.
Sept 13, 1890; s. McLau«^ilin and
Edith May C; student at University
of Denver; varsity football; initiated
by Colorado Zeta, Oct 2, 1909. Ad-
dress, Manville, Wyo.
CAREY, Howard J., student; b. July
28, 1891; s. Emerson and Anna May
(Puterbaugh) C; student at Cornell
University, football squad, soccer,
class rush team; initiated by New
York Alpha, Oct 23, 1909; eminent
correspondent, treasurer, chronicler.
Address, 821 Main St, Hutchinson,
Kan.
CAREY, William M.; b. Pueblo, (3olo.,
Sept 30, 1886; s. Martin A. and Co-
ral3m C. (Potter) C; ed. University
Of Denver, 1908; initiated by Colora-
do Zeta, 1905; experienced railroad
rate clerk; m. Berta L. Cathcart, Oct
4, 1906. Address, Box 239 R. R. 1,
Pueblo, Colo.
CARLINQ, Philip, student; b. Oct 8,
1889; s. Alfred and Christina (Staver-
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. EL
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feldt) C; student at STracuse Uni-
versity; varsity basebaU; initiated by
New York DelU, Oct 20, 1910. Ad-
dress, Jamestown, N. T.
CARLSON, Robert Clarence^ student;
b. Brooklyn* N. T., Jan. 5, 1890; s.
Adolph Otto and Anna Louise C;
student Northwestern University;
mem. Qlee club» Adelphic Literary
society, vice-president T. M. C. A.,
Oxford club; initiated by Illinois
Psi-Omega» April 4, 1910; eminent
chronicler. Address, 113 S. Oxford St,
Brooklyn, N. T.
CARMODY, Arthur Bernard, real
estate; b. Tacoma, Wash., April 22,
1889; s. Daniel and Anna (Fitzpatr
rick) C; ed. University of Washing-
ton; initiated by Washington Alpha,
April 22, 1910; European travel. Ad-
dress, 727 18th Ave., North Seattle,
Wash.
CARNDUFF, Arthur Wiliard, lawyer; b.
Chicago, ni.. Sept 23, 1885; s. William
and Agnes C; ed. University of Indi-
ana, 1907, Northwestern University
School of Law, 1908; "Syllabus" staff
1908, 'Arbut-is" staff, 1907; mem. of
Acacia, Phi Delta Phi legal frater-
nity; initiated by Indiana Qamma,
Feb. 1, 1907; eminent correspondent
1907; author short stories and
lyrics; m. Alia Mary Rhodes, Oct 20,
1909. Residence, 562 Adams St,
office, 527 Broadway, Gary, Ind.
CARNEY, Edwin Lee^ mercantile; b.
ClarksviUe, Tenn.; s. Norfleet Lynn
and Hattie (Qrinter) C; ed. South-
western Presbyterian University; in-
itiated by Tennessee Zeta, Sept 24,
1904; eminent herald, chronicler, re-
corder, correspondent treasurer, depu-
ty archon and archon; delegate prov-
ince Nashville, 1906, Jackson, 1911;
Natl convention Atlanta, 1907 and
Atlantic City, 1909; president of prov-
ince Iota; brother of Norfleet L. Jr.,
Clarence G. and Richard R., Carney;
with Dunlay Milling Co. Address, 825
Franklin St, ClarksviUe, Tenn.
CARNEY, Richard Rodney, student; b.
Dec. 3, 1894; s. Norfleet Lynn and
Hattie (Grinter) C; student South-
western Presbyterian University,
class of 1915; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Nor. 1, 1911; brother of B. L.
Carney, Tennessee Zeta, N. L. Car-
ney, Jr., Tennessee Zeta and C. G.
Carney, Tennessee Zeta. Address,
325 Franklin St, ClarksviUe, Tenn.
CARPENTER, Percy Robert, coUege
professor; b. Meriden, Conn.; June 4,
1882; s. Arthur and NeUie Maria C;
ed. Harvard University, 1907; gym-
nastic team three years, manager and
captain-elect of same, secretary-treas-
urer Harvard-Exeter club, varsity
track team; initiated by Massachu-
setts Gamma, Dec. 16, 1905; assistant
professor Hygiene and ^lysical Edu-
cation Amherst CoUege, assistant
Dean three years; editor Intercol-
legiate gsrmnastic handibook, Spald-
ing's Athletic library, contributor of
athletic articles to New York Sun,
Boston Journal, Field and Stream,
Motor Boating; author "Guidebook
of Fishing in the Yellowstone Na-
tional Park;" m. Percy Viola Mln-
ich, Nov. 24, 1906. Address, Ken-
drick Place, Amherst Mass.
CARR, Clarence James, student; b.
Sept. 19, 1892; s. Almon and Elizabeth
(Houser) C; student at Allegheny
College; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega, April 3, 1911. Address, 1085
Market St, MeadvUle, Penn.
CARR, Fred Parker, lawyer; b. Orford,
N. H., March 10, 1876; s. John Oscar
and Mary E (Edwards) C; ed. Bos-
ton University, 1903; Initiated by
Massachusetts Beta-UpsUon, Feb. 16,
1901; mounted orderly under Gen.
Frank in Spanish-American war;
mem. Mt Vernon lodge I. O. O. F.,
board of aldermen, Medford, Mass.;
m. Lucy A. Witham, Aug. 5, 1908;
Address, residence, 16 Temple St W.
Medford, Mass., office, 101 Tremont
St, Boston, Mass.
CARROLL, John Russell, student; b.
Nov. 19, 1893; s. Harry M. and Carrie
Lewis (Davis) C; student at Dickin-
son CoUege; class baseball; initiated
by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi, Sept 19,
1910. Address, Federalsburg, Md.
CARROLL, Thomas Andrew, lawyer and
legislator; b. Providence, R. I., March
13, 1869; s. Patrick and Hannah (Mor-
rison) C; ed. Boston University,
1895; Initiated by Massachusetts
Beta-UpsUon, Nov. 10, 1893; eminent
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. HL
archon; delegate Nat'l convention,
Washington, D. C.» 1894; mem. State
Legislature 1902, 1907, 1908, candi-
date for lieutenant-governor and at-
torney general on the democratic
ticket; traveled in Mexico. Address,
87 Weybosset St, Providence, R. I.
CARSON, John Avery Gere Jr., mgr.
naval stores; b. Savannah, Ga., Nov.
3, 1882; s. John A. Q. and Carrie G.
C, ed. Georgia School of Technology,
1904; initiated by Georgia Phi, Sept.
27, 1899; mem. Ancient Landmark
lodge No. 281 F. and A. M. Georgia
Chapter No. 3 R. A. M., Palestine
Commandery No. 7, K. T., and Alee
Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S.; clubs,
Oglethrope, Savannah Golf, Savan-
nah Tacht; vice-president Carson
Naval stores Co.; m. Ruth C.
Ward, Nov. 1, 1910. Address, Savan-
nah, Ga.
CARTER, Richard Whitney, student; b.
Aug. 14, 1890; student Ames College;
class 1914; yell leader, treasurer
Freshmen class; initiated by Iowa
Gamma, June 3, 1911. Address, 1817
6th Ave., Rock Island, 111.
CARTWRIGHT, Troy Cantreil, student;
b. Dec. 3, 1891; s. George B. and
Dorothy (Bradford) C; student at
University of Michigan; initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov. 11, 191L
Address, 980 Marion St, Denver,
Colo.
CARUTHER8, Allen, lawyer; b. Lobar
non, Tenn., Feb. 22, 1866; s. William
and Fanny C; ed. Cumberland Uni-
versity, 1887; initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, Sept 25, 1885; assistant
prosecuting attorney Logan county,
Oklahoma, 1891-1892; chairman Dem-
ocratic Central committee, Logan
county, Oklahoma, 1891-1892; candi-
date for Supreme Court, Second De-
partment State of New York, 1911;
large clientage among German nobil-
ity; delegate to numerous politi-
cal conventions; m. Loretta Caru-
thers, 1898. Address, 47 W. 34th St,
New York City.
CARY, Foster Harrington, physician;
b. Jamaica Plain, Mass., Aug. 30, 1874;
s. Hiram and Frances C; ed. Harvard
University, 1898; initiated by Massa-
chusetts Gamma, Nov. 21, 1896; dele-
gate Nat'l convention Washington
Du C, 1909; mem. Massa/chusetts
Medical society. Past Master Olive
Branch lodge A. F. and A. M.; visit-
ing physician to Memorial and Wor-
cester City Hospitals; m. Catherine
Wklton Carter, Oct 1911. Address,
11 Elm St, Worcester, Mass.
CAS8EDY, Harvey Irving, student; b.
Norfolk, Va., Oct 18, 1890; s. Jdtm L
and Vesta H. C; student University
of Pennsylvania, Wharton; Freshmen
Poster committee; initiated by Penn-
sylvania Theta, Oct 19, 1910; emi-
nent correspondent; secretary Alle-
gheny Improvement Co. Address,
Forest Glen, Md.
CA88IDY, Herbert Arthur, clergsrman;
b. Washington, D. C, Dec 12, 1885;
s. Arthur B. and Fannie Florence; ed.
Boston University; class baseball and
basketbaU, vice-president debating
club, vice-president and treasurer T.
M. C. A.; initiated by Massachusetts
Beta-Upsilon, Oct 14, 1908; eminent
herald, warden, chaplain; clergy-
man in Methodist church; m. Bthel
Bugbee Smith, April 5, 1911. Ad-
dress, 21 Bfain St, North Baston,
Mass.
CA8TLEN, Charles Ruby, physician; b.
MadisonviUe, Ky., June 29, 1886; s.
Charles H. and Alice (Taylor) C; ed.
Washington University, Medical
School, 1909; varsity fbotball four
years; initiated by Missouri Beta,
Oct 15, 1905; visitor province Zeta
ccmvention St Louis and Natl con-
vention Kansas City 1910; Medical, Re-
serve Corps, U. S. army, physician St
Louis City Dispensary Service; broth-
er of Harry Wightman C, Missouri
Beta, 1909. Residence, 82 Amherst
Ave., University City, St Louis, Mo.
Address, Medical Reserve Corps, U.
S. army, Washington, D. C.
CA8TLEN, Harry Wightman, lawyer;
b. Owensboro, Ky., Aug. 18, 1884; s.
Charles H. and Alice (Taylor) C; ed.
Washington University, 1909; presi-
dent Freshmen class and Senior Law
class; mem. Blackstone debating so-
ciety, varsity footbaU 1905, 1906, 1907,
mem. Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity;
initiated by Missouri Beta, Oct 15,
1905; eminent archon; delegate Natl
WHO'S WHO IN a A. B.
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conventloii, Atlanta; city clerk Uni-
▼ertitj 01^ and with American Wo-
man's league; brother of Charlee
Ruby C; Mlsaouri Beta, 1909. Ad-
dress, 82 Amherst Ave University
City, St Louis, Mo.
CHAMBERS, Roscoe Conkling, broker;
b. Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept 26, 1879; ed.
UnlYersity of Kansas, 1904; mem.
Quill Club; editor-in-chief University
of Kansas Weekly; initiated by Kansas
Alpha, charter mem.; eminent treas-
urer, chronicler, correspondent; mem.
committee of K. C. Alumni fOr Nat'l
convention, 1910, Kansas City; con-
tributor to Record. Address, 185
Linwood Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.
CHANDLER, Henry Alfred Ernest, Uni-
versity professor; b. Victory, Vernon
county. Wis., Mar. 5, 1878; s. William
Heorj and Btoile (Hendrix) C; ed.
Northwestern University, 1905; mem.
Deru (senior societyl, Adelphic Lit-
erary society, president History club
and Men's club, Alunmi president
1905; initiated by Illinois Psi Omega,
Oct 18, 1900; eminent correspondent
delegate province Delta convention,
Champaign and Washington, S. A. B.
Natl convention, 1902; acted as emi-
nent correspondent at the installa-
tion of Wisconsin Alpha, eminent
warden at the installation of Kansas
Alpha and eminent recorder at the
re-fnstallation of Virginia Theta;
professor of economics and history
and head of department of economics
at the University of Arisona; two
trips abroad, visited Italy, France,
Germany, the Netherlands, Switser-
land and England; contributor to
magaaines and newspapers on educa-
tional, economic and social ques-
tions; mem. American Economic As-
sociation, American Historical As-
sociation, American Political Science
Association, American Association
for the Advancement of Labor Legis-
lation; m. Elisabeth Williams, Aug.
1, 1898. Address, University Campus,
Tucson, Arts,
CHANDLER, Leo 8t Cialr, banker; b.
St Louis, Mo., Sept. 4, 1878; ed. Le-
land Stanford Junior University, 1900;
initiated by California Alpha, Sept
12, 1896; trust officer, Los Angeles
Trust and Savings Bank; m. Louise
McFarland. Residence, 687 W. 28rd
St, Los Angeles, CaL office. Trust
department Los Angeles Trust and
Savings Bank, Los Angeles, CaL
CHANDLER, Walter C, lawyer; b.
Jackson, Tenn., Oct 5, 1887; s. Wil-
liam H. and Mary Knozie (Clift) C;
ed. University of Tennessee, 1909;
class football, baseball, basketball,
class president and poet associate
editor "Orange and White;" mem.
Phi Kappa Phi honorary fraternity;
initiated by Tennessee Kappa, Oct 14,
1907; eminent recorder, correspond-
ing secretary Memphis Alumni asso-
ciation of S. A. E.; winner of prise
offered by Colonial Dames of Am-
erica for best essay on Colonial Am-'
erlcan history; mem. Mississippi His-
torical society; author various arti-
cles on Tennessee, Mississippi and
Confederate history; associated in
practice with C. L. MarsiUiot Ad-
dress, 1282 Exchange Bldg, Memphis,
Tenn.
CHAPMAN, James Edwin, mining engi-
neer; b. near Cherokee, Iowa, Dec.
27, 1875; s. Thomas E. and Lydia L.
C; ed. Northwestern University and
Columbia University; editorial staff
of "Northwestern," "Syllabus Board,"
casts "Trig Cremation" (freshmen
play), and Junior play; initiated Illi-
nois Psi-Omega, S'ept 12, 1894, (char-
ter mem.), later affiliated with New
York Mu; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Kansas City, 1910, con-
tributor to Record of S. A. E.; mem.
American Institute of Mining Engi-
neers, Nat'l Qeographic society, Am-
erican Association for Advancement
of Science; has been engaged in min-
ing work in Ecuador, Central America
and Mexico; assistant superinten-
tendent of the Mammoth mine, which
is one of the largest copper mines
in the world; m. Alma Marie Peter-
son, Dec. 28, 1909. Residence, 344 S.
Grand Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Of-
fice, Mammoth, Shasta county, Cal.
CHAPPEL^ Allen Robert, student; b.
Nov. 80, 1888; s. Dr. George M. C;
student at Iowa State College, class
captain Quo Vadis, varsity basket-
baU, 1909, 1910, \^\\, N%x%Ntoj \s»V
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
baU, 1909, 1910, 1911, all-Ml8B0url
Valler team, 1910, 1911, second All-
western team (Eckeraairs), 1911;
mem. Athletic council. Cardinal
guild, A. A. fraternity; initiated by
Iowa Gamma, May 17, 1909. Address,
1144 20th St, Des Moines, Iowa.
CHAPPELLE, John D^ lawyer; b.
Whistler, Ala., May 11, 1884; s. L.
H. S. and Isabella E. C; ed. South-
em University, 1904; initiated Ala-
bama Iota, Sept 27, 1900, later affi-
liated with Alabama Mu; eminent ar-
chon, 1904, vice-president province
Epsllon, 1904-1906, delegate to prov-
ince Epsilon convention, 1904; demo-
cratic nominee county Judge, Logan
county, Ala., 1910; brother of L. H.
S. Chappelle, Jr., Alabama Iota, and
T. H. Chappelle, Alabama Iota. Ad-
. dress, 108ViK E. Oklahoma Ave., Guth-
rie, Okla.
CHARL8, George Herbert, manufactur-
ing; b. Cincinnati, Ohio, May 27,
1878; 8. George Henry and Lizzie H.
C; ed. Cincinnati University, ex-
1902; president Athletic council, cap-
tain football team; initiated by Ohio
Epsilon, Oct 5, 1898; mem. Middle-
town board of education, American
Society Testing Materian; assistant
secretary and sales manager Am-
erican Rolling Mills Co., Middletown,
Ohio; m. Alice C. Medaris, June 5,
1901. Address, 806 Yankee road,
Middletown, Ohio.
CHARTERS, Werrett Wallace, Univer-
sity dean; b. Hartford, Ontario, Oct
24, 1875; s. Alexander M. and Mary
Ann (Mealey) C; ed. McMaster
University, University of Chicago,
Ph. D., 1904; president senior
class (McMaster); initiated by
Illinois Theta, March 9, 1903 (char-
ter mem.) ; dean of School of Educa-
tion, University of Missouri; mem.
Association College Teachers of Edu-
cation, Theta Delta Kappa (honor
educational fraternity) ; author,
Methods of Teaching; m. Jessie
Blount Allen, Dec. 23, 1907. Ad-
dress, 215 S. Garth St, Columbia,
Ma
CHASE, Arthur Clifford, horticulturist;
b. Sheepscott Me., July 8, 1886; s.
NoTA A. C; ed. University of Maine,
1910; president freshmen class, var-
sity baseball, football and track, as-
sistant artist "College Prison;" initi-
ated by Maine Alpha, Oct, 1906; as-
sistant Horticulturist, Waldo Hills Or-
chard Co. Address, Macleay, Ore.
CHASE, Daniel, T. M. C. A. work; b.
Baring, Me., Nov. 26, 1885; s. Gran-
ville Chase and Caroline (Polleys)
C; ed. University of Maine, 1908;
class president varsity football and
baseball, president Debating society,
Liberati, T. M. C. A. ; initiated by
Maine Alpha, Sept 1904 ; eminent her-
ald and archon; delegate province Al-
pha convention, 1908, vice-president
province Alpha 1908-1909; county sec-
retary T. M. C. A., Eastern Delaware
county, N. T.; m. Alice S. Bearce,
Jan. 31, 1911. Address, Y. M. C. A.
BIdg., Roxbury, Delaware county,
N. Y.
CHASE, Howard Harwood, student; b.
Dec. 18, 1889; s. William H. and
Annie S. (Harwood) C; student,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
class 1913, treasurer sophomore
class; initiated Massachusetts Delta,
Oct 30, 1909. Address, 25 Grove Ave.,
Leominster, Mass.
CHASE, Lyie Dudley, student; b. Leb-
anon, N. H., Jan. 30, 1888; s. Eugene
C. and Sarah (Dudley) C; student
at Dartmouth College; mem. College
choir, Greek Play, 1909, Prom show,
1908, Glee club, 1908, freshmen foot-
ball squad, varsity track squad,
1908-1911; initiated New Hampshire
Alpha, Dec. 4, 1908; visitor province
Alpha convention, Worcester, 1910.
Address, 24 Spring St, Lebanon,
N. H.
CHASE, Sumner Bereman, student; b.
April 6, 1888; e. Charles B. and
Eulalie (Rittner) C; student at Uni-
versity of Iowa (medicine); mem.
Dramatic club. Ivy Lane, Nu Sigma
Nu medical fraternity; initiated by
Iowa Beta, Oct 19, 1908. Address,
West Iowa City, Iowa.
CHENEY, Charles Baldwin, editor; b.
Ft Madison, Iowa, June 29, 1872; s.
J. W. and Lavinla (Baldwin) C; ed.
' Simpson College, 1894; Barker ora-
torical medal, 1891, president senior
class; initiated Iowa Sigma, Feo.,
WHO-S WHO IN a. A. :
SI
1890; eminent archoo; secretary to
majror of UloneapoUi, 18SB-1B0O; po-
litical editor UfnneapoUa Journal;
European travel, ISOd; m. Lova M.
Allen, Feb. 23, 18S9. Addreee, 2431
Hennepin Are., Minneapolis, Minn.
CHENEY, Roydan WInthrop, insur
ance; b. West Lebanon, N. H., April
29, 187S; B. Reuben Howard and
Nellie Adelaide (Buiroughe) C; ed.
Harvard UnlTersltr, 1901; Initiated
by Hassacbueetts Qamma, May IS,
1898; eminent recorder; asalstant
manager for New Hampahlre and
Vermont, Tbe Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Tlce-presldent New Hampshire
Life Underwriter's club; Mason, F.
and A. M., Calumet club of Manches-
ter, Harvard club of New Hampshire,
Harvard club of Keene, Wllloughby
Flsb and Game club, Le Beau Lac
Boat club; m. Nellie May MacLarn,
Jan. 7, 1909. Address, 641 Beech St,
Manchester, K. B.
CHITTENDEN, Rollln d'Evsrs, stu-
dent; b. Sept It, 1893; s. Ledru Rol-
lln and Henrietta (d'Evers) C; stu-
dent at University of Denver; Inter-
collegiate debater, winner Cranston
oratory prize, editor-ln-chlef Kyne-
wisbok. captain class football and
baseball, mem. dramatic club; Initi-
ated by Colorado ZeU, April 4, 1911.
Address, 415 S. High St, Denver,
Colo.
CHUBB, Herman Blaney. student; b.
July 28, 188T; s. Col. Cbarles St
John, U. S. A., and Sarah (Eaton)
C; student at Oeorge Washington
University; assistant editor "Qeorge
WaahlnKton University News," as-
alstant edlto^ "The University
Hatchet;" mem. Enoclnlan Debating
society and Calcium club, prealdent
senior class; Initiated by WashlnK-
toD City Rho, March 20, 1909. Ad-
dress, 6 Tbe Lenox, Wasbhiston, D.
C.
CHUMBLEY, John A» lawyer; b.
March 26, 1887; a. WUUam and Bai-
lie C; ed. Cumberland Unlveralty,
1910; Lebanon Law School; president
Literary aodety and Debating club;
Inlated br Tenaa — o e Lambda. Oct 4,
IIM; mem. K. of P. lodse, K. R. and
S.; partner law firm Crownover and
Chumbley, TuUahoma and Hanchea-
ter, Tenn. Address, Tullahoma,
Teun.
CtASAUGH, aamuel Francis, editor;
b. Birmingham, Ala, March 6, 1890;
8. John Henry and Martha (Hlnton
Graves) C; ed. University of Ala-
bama, A. M., 1909; editor of College
weekly and annual; mem. Glee club,
pr^flldent Dramatic club; Initiated
Alabama Mu, Sept, 1906; eminent ar-
chon, delegate S. A. E., Atlantic City
convention, 1909; eetabltsher and
'idilor "The Tuscaloosa News;" au-
thor newspaper and magazine arti-
cles. Address, Tuscaloosa, Ala-
CLAIBORNE, James Robert, Jr., law-
yer; b., 1882; ed. University of Mls-
Bouri, 1906; Initiated by Missouri Al-
pha, Sept 12, 1903; criminal and clvU
practice state and federal courts.
Address, 714 Wainwright Blvd., St
Louis, Mo.
CLARK, Andrew Minor, engineer; b.
Keokuk, Iowa, April 11, 1887; s. Roll-
1q and Virginia (Minor) C; ed. Uni-
versity of Illinois, 1911; mem. "Hel-
ment" honorary sophomore society;
iDitlated by Illinois Beta; with Halll-
dle Machinery Co. Address, 2808
Broadway, North SeatUe, Wash.
CLARK, Byron Currle, clergyman; b.
Clarkton, N. C, Feb. 17, 1870; s.
John H. and Margaret A. (Currie) C;
ed. Davidson College, A. M. Prince-
ton. 1893; represented college In In-
tercollegiate oratorical contest, class
iirt^sldent; Initiated by North Carolina
Tbeta, Sept 14, 1887; delegate S. A.
E. Nashville convention. 1888; direc-
tor National society for Broader Edu-
ciition; doctor of divinity; author
"The Church that Conquers;" bro-
ther of O. L. Clark. North Carolina
Theta; m. Edith Oldham, Feb. 17,
1897. Address, Salisbury, N. C.
CLARK, Edward Leonard, student; b.
March 6, 1886; s. Horace and Amy
E. (AndrewBj C; student at Syra-
cuse Unlveralty; freshmen baseball,
treasurer Junior class; Initiated by
New York Delta. Nov. G, 1908. Ad-
dress, Wllllamstown. Vt.
CLARK, Willis A^ contractoi-. b. Iwil.
», 18S4; ed. Ia\ul& fiXKatox^ ^Ms!isn
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Univerilty* 1907; leader of orches-
tra; initiated by California Alpha, Jan.
1905; eminent archon; general con-
tractor; m. Stella Whitman, Feb. 8,
1911. Address: residence, Warrin
AiMurtments, Post and Jones Sts., San
Francisco, CaL; office, 667 Monad-
nock Bldg., San Francisco, CaL
CLARKE, Samuel Edwin B., student;
b. Jan. 6, 1890; s. Beers and Jane
(Bowers) C; student at University
of Minnesota; mem. Adelphian club;
initiated by Minnesota Alpha, Not. 7,
1910. Address, W. S6th St, Minneap-
olis, Minn.
CLARKE, Thomas Henry, lawyer; b.
Arctic, R. I., April 14, 1878; s. Thom-
as W. D. and Susan B. (Hammond)
C; ed. Boston University, 1908; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts BetSrUpsilon,
March 24, 1908; mem. Manchester
lodge No. 12, A. F. and A. M.; gen-
eral practice; m. Marie B. Theis, Oct
18, 1910. Residence, Centerville, R.
I. Office, 912 Banigan Bldg., Provi-
dence, R. L
CLAUSEN, Rasmus, Jr., civil engineer;
b. Steelton, Penn., Aug. 28, 1886; s.
Rasmus and Mary (Anderson) C; ed.
Bucknell University, 1911; varsity
(football, basketball, track; initiated
Pennsylvania Zeta, June, 1908; emi-
nent recorder; bridge and construc-
tion inspection. Address, 117 King
St, Harrisburg, Penn.
CLAYTON, Hoy B., student; b. Aug.
3, 1890; s. W. D. and Samantha
(Lewis) Ct; student at University of
Wisconsin, freshmen football; initi-
ated by Wisconsin Alpha, Dec. 9, 1911.
Address, 222 E. Russell St, Monroe,
Wis.
CLAY, Saunders E., lawyer; b. Hender-
son, Ky., March 29, 1882; s. James
F. and Bessie (Eaves) C; ed. Central
University 1904; initiated by Kentucky
Kappa, Sept 14, 1901; county attor-
ney McCracken county, Ky.; m.
Katherine A. Curry, Danville, Ky.,
Feb. 9, 1910. Address, Paducah, Ky.
CLOUQH, Clifton Cromwell, student;
b. Nov. 9, 1888; s. Charles A. and Jen-
nie S. (Cromwell) C; student at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, di-
rector athletic board, secretary Wor-
cester Cbemicai club, mem. board of
editors of senior class book, varsity
track and footbaU (captain 1912),
holder local shot put and discus
records; initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, Oct 14-19, 1908; delegate to &
A. B. Kansas City Nat'I convention,
1910. Address, Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
CLUTTON, Frederick Homer, college
registrar; b. Butler county. Pom.,
Sept 6, 1884; s. Qeorge WUson and
Ellen (Ridgeway) C; ed. Northwes^
em University, A. B., 1907, A. M.,
1908; fellowship in economics depart-
ment, 1907-1908, winner Harris prise
in economics, 1908; mem. Phi Beta
Kappa; initiated by Illinois Psi Ome-
ga, Feb. 22, 1908; registrar of medical
school. Northwestern University;
mem. University club of Chicago; m.
Bffie Virginia Fixen, Aug. 4, 1909.
Address, 1813 Carmen Ave., Chicago,
ni
COBB, Edwin, physician and Univer-
sity instructor; b. Independence,
Iowa, June 18, 1886; s. Frank B. and
Nettie O. (Dolphin) C; ed. Univer*
sity of Iowa, A. B., 1909, M. D., 1911;
editor medical department of annual
and medical department of ''Hawk-
eye," mem. Hyperion club. Phi Rho
Sigma medical fraternity, varsity
baseball; initiated by Iowa Beta, April
1910; instructor in medicm schoc^
University of Iowa, eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist Address, 609 S.
Clinton St, Iowa City, Iowa.
COBB, James Orr, student; b. Qreens-
•boro, N. C, Oct 12, 1892; s. J. S. and
Nannie (Orr) C; student at David-
son College, class football and base-
ball, business manager of college an-
nual. Junior commencement orator;
mem. Gryphon club; initiated by North
Carolina Theta, Jan. 11, 1909; emi-
nent recorder, chronicler, treasurer,
deputy archon and archon; delegate
province convention, Charlotte, N. C,
and S. A. B. Kansas City Natl con-
vention. Address, 816 WUlard St,
Durham, N. C.
COBBS, Nicholas Hamner, student; b.
March 6, 1893; s. John Lewis and Ida
Belle (Woodfln) C; student at Uni-
versity of the South; initiated by Ten-
nessee Omega, Oct 19, 1910; brother
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
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of Beverly W. Cobbs and John L.
Cobbs, S. A. E. Address, 124 Mobile
St., Montgomery, Ala.
COBURNy Frank Dure, real estate; b.
Macon, Qa., Nov. 4, 1889; s. Frank
Augustus and Anna Bstelle (Dure)
C; ed. Mercer University, 1909; ini-
tiated by Georgia Psi, Sept 16, 1908;
eminent treasurer, delegate province
convention Macon, 1911, and S. A. E.
Atlantic City Nat'l convention, secre-
tary and treasurer Macon Alumni as-
sociation of S. A. E. 1910-1911, pres-
ident of same 1911-1912, vice-presi-
dent province Epsilon. 1912-1913;
hereditary member of the Society of
the Cincinnati in the state of Rhode
Island and Providence plantations;
clubs, Cherokee and Idle-Hour Coun-
try, Macon Ga. Address, Kilkare
Farm, R. F. D., No. 1, Macon, €kt.
COBURN, William Turiey, civil engi-
neer; b. Washington, D. C, May 80,
1886; s. Turley and Jennie C; ed.
George Washington University, stage
manager in College productions; in^
tiated by Washington City Rho, Nov.
20, 1908; eminent correspondent; in
olBce of engineer of bridges, Dis-
trict of Columbia. Address, 42 The
Montlcello, Mt Pleasant St, N. W.,
Washington* D. C.
COCHRANE, Leon John, student; b.
Nov. 7, 1890; s. John and Sarah
(Rom) C; student at Syracuse Uni-
versity; meuL executive committee,
1912; Pi Delta Epsilon journalistic
society, Onondaga board, debate club,
1912, athletic governing board and
senior council, freshmen football, as-
sistant editor "Daily Orange," class
treasurer, manager track team,
cheer leader; initiated by New York
Delta, Nov. 6, 1908. Address, 185 H
W. Eighth St, Oswego, N. T.
COCHRAN, William Samuel, Uwyer;
b. Radnor, Ind., Aug. 1, 1884; s. Isaac
N. and Isabel C; ed. University of
Michigan, 1905; mem. Barristers; ini-
tiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, April 28,
190S; delegate S. A. E. Memphis
Natl convention; chairman republi-
can congressional committee of Okla-
homa; United States Indian agent
Nowatu, Okla., 1908-1909. Address,
Muskogee, Okla.
CODINGTON, Arthur Henry, lawyer; b.
Scotland, Ga., Feb. 18, 1883; s. Au-
gustus and Mary Elisabeth (Bonnell)
C; ed. Mercer University, 1902,
George Washington Law School, LL.
B., 1906; first honor Mercer Univer-
sity Law School, 1902, Steed medal
for best thesis on legal subject
Speer prize in constitutional law; ini-
tiated by Georgia Psi, Sept 28, 1899;
eminent chronicler, alternate prov-
ince convention, Macon, Ga., visitor
S. A. E. Atlanta Natl convention,
1906; assistant district attorney for
southern district of Georgia; general
practice in Macon, Ga.; member of
bar of U. S. supreme court; brother
of Herbert A. Codington, Georgia Psi;
m. Kate Haynes Fort Athens, Ga.,
Sept 10, 1908. Address, Govern-
ment Bldg., Macon, Ga.
CODMAN, Glen Lewis, student; b.
July 26, 1889; s. Lewis and Mrs. C;
student at University of Michigan;
class track, 1911, Glee Club, 1910-
1912, Michigan Union opera, 1909 and
1910; initiated by Michis^ui Iota-Beta.
Address, Honor, Mich.
COERR, Jacob Morris, clergyman; b.
Morris, N. T., 1878; s. Charles Thomp-
son and Charlotte (Morris) C; ed.
St Stephen's College, 1894; initiated
by New York Slgma-Phi, Feb. 21,
1895, (charter mem.) ; secured permis-
sion from College authorities for ad-
mission of a national fraternity and
got the Sigma-Phi local society re-
ceived as a chapter of S. A. B.; Priest
in charge of Christ church and rec-
tor of Christ Church School for
Boys, Port Jefferson, N. T.; mem.
Suffolk lodge No. 60, F. and A. M.;
author "The People's Mass Book;"
m. Carlotta Cowing, 1900. Address,
Port Jefferson, Long Island, N. T.
COFFEY, Walter Castella, University
professor; b. Hartsville, Ind., Feb. 1,
1877; s. Calvin Allen and Josephine
(Simmonds) C; ed. Franklin Col-
lege, University of Illinois, Agricul-
tural College, 1906; final honors; ini-
tiated by Indiana Alpha, April 16,
1898; mem. Alpha Zeta, technical ag-
ricultural fraternity, Sigma XI hon-
orary fraternity; honorary mem. Am-
erican Rambouillet 8h%e\> Bt^A^x%
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
association, chairman of committee
on breeding sheep and goats of Am-
erican Breeding association, 1907-
1911; special agent Federal Tariff
board March to November, 1911;
mem. American society for Advanc-
ing of Science, University Club of
University of Illinois; Knights of
Pythias; assistant professor Sheep
Husbandry, University of Illinois; au-
thor Bulletin 129, Circular 125, lUi-
nois Agricultural Bxperimental Sta-
tion; m. Jennie Crisler Lardner,
Aug., 1907. Address, 607 W. Ore-
gon St, Urbana, ni.
COFFIN, Gardner Penfleld, student;
b. July 28, 1893; s. Charles Q. and
Addie L. (Penfleld) C; student at
St Stephen's College; initiated by
New York Slgma-Phi, Dec. 8, 1911; son
of Charles Gardner Coffin (deceased).
New York Sigma-Phi. Address, 147
Broad St, Catskill, N. Y.
COLBURN, Avery Reeves, electrical
engineer; b. Colton, N. Y., March 19,
1881; s. J. B. Colbum; ed. North-
western University and University of
Wisconsin, 07; on staff of Wisconsin
Cardinal, mem. Integral 4; initiated
by Illinois Psi-Omega, Oct 11, 1899,
later affiliated with Wisconsin Alpha,
eminent archon, recorder, deputy, cor-
respondent; delegate to province
Delta convention, (Columbus, Ohio,
1900; associate mem. American In-
stitute of Electrical Engineers. Ad-
dress, care American Smelting and
Refining Co., Sante Ago, Chile.
COLBURN, Harrison SIner, financier;
b. Fitchburg, Mass., May 23, 1876; s.
Henry J. and Eliza A. C; ed. Purdue
University, A. B., 1900, Columbia Uni-
versity, A. M., 1902; president Y. M.
C. A^ senior class president, presi-
dent Tan Beta Pi Honor society; ini-
Uated by Indiana Beta, Feb. 24, 1895;
vice-president Flatbush Trust Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; m. Bessie Lewis,
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1900. Resi-
dence, 807 E. 18th St Office, 839
Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
COLDWELL, Ballard, lawyer; b. El
Paso. Texas, SiBpt 8, 1886; s. Wil-
liam Michie and Stella (Brinck) C;
ed. University of Texas, 1908; varsity
football, 1905-1907; iniUated by Texas
Rho, 1904; brother of Colbert Cold-
well, Virginia Theta and PhiUp Cold-
well, Texas Rho. Residence, 1121
Los Angeles St Office, 504 Caples
Bldg., El Paso, Texas.
COLE, Frank Clayton, patent lawyer;
b. Chagrin Falls, Ohio, July 12, 1879;
8. Harry L. and Helen E. C; ed. at
Ohio Wesleyan University, A. B.,
1903, and Columbia University, LL.
B.; mem. Glee club; initiated by Ohio
Delta, Jan. 17, 1900; eminent archon;
mem. Graduates club. Address, 67
Wall St, New York City.
COLEMAN, William, manufacturer,
planter, banker; b. Goshen Hill
Township, S. C, April 15, 1875; s.
Robert L. and Victoria Susana (Rice)
C; ed. WotTord College, 1896, also
University of North Carolina and
Harvard University; manager of ath-
letic association, president of Pres-
ton society, commencement debator;
initiated bv South Carolina Gamma,
Oct 8, 1891, later affiliated with
North Carolina Xi and Massachusetts
Gamma; delegate to Pittsburgh and
Washington S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tions, 1893 and 1894; president
Glenn Lawey Manufacturing Co.,
Mecklenburg Manufacturing Co.,
Enoree Plantations, and William
Coleman and Co., bankers; m. Eve-
lyn K. Coleman, June 6, 1900. Ad-
dress, Whitmire, S. C.
COLO ROVE, Paul Carleton, student; b.
March 13, 1888; s. Dr. Chauncy P.
and Winifred Delia (Mack) C; stu-
dent at University of Iowa; initiated
by Iowa Beta, Nov. 27, 1909; mem. Phi
Rho Sigma medical fraternity. Ad-
dress, 2422 College St, Cedar FftUs,
Iowa.
COLLIER, Bryan Chevet, civil engin-
eer; b. Indian Spring, Ga., March 19,
1870; s. Bryan A. and Addie V. C;
ed. University of Georgia, 1890; mem.
Phi Kappa Literary society; initi-
ated by Georgia Beta, Oct 5, 1885; del-
egate to Charlotte (1889), Boston
(1900), Washington (1902), Memphis
(1904), AUanta (1906), S. A. B. Natl
conventions; mem. supreme council
of S. A. E., 1889 and 1890; a founder
of Georgia Phi; mem. board of trus-
tees of S. A. E., 1900, through 1911;
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president New York Alumni asaociar
tion of S. A. £.. 1904; mem. Am-
erican Society of Civil Engineers; at
present resident engineer for con-
tractors in construction of Kensica
dam and reservoir; m. Minnie Bar-
rett Sprague, March 12» 1895. Ad-
dres8» PleasantvlUe Station. West-
chester County, N. T.
COLLIER, Lester Norman, insurance;
b. Tryselo, Ark., Aug. 31, 1887; s. T.
W. and L. A. C; ed. University of
Arkansas, 1904; initiated by Arkansas
Alpha-Upsilon, May 25, 1904; visitor at
Memphis S. A. B. Nat'l convention,
1904; general solicitor for Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York;
m. Emma Prewett, Forest City, Ark.,
Nov. 29, 1909. Address, Box 177, Au-
gusta, Ark.
COLLI NQWOOD, Qeorge, student; b.
March 23, 1889; s. James and Sarah
fJane (McFarlane) C; student at
University of Michigan; mem. staff of
"Michiganensian;" initiated by Michi-
gan Iota-Beta, Nov. 7, 1908; brother
of Frank M. C; S. A. B. Address,
603 Beech St, Holyoke, Mass.
COLLINS, Edward Welles, physician;
b. Keokuk, Iowa, Nov. 12, 1877; s. J.
W. M. and Gertrude N. C; ed. Uni-
versity of Cincinnati, 1900; mem. Phi
Alpha Sigma medical fraternity; ini-
tiated by Ohio Bpsilon, Sept 28, 1896 ;
mem. Drun County Medical society.
State Medical society, American
Medical association, Denver Chemical
and Pathological society; ear, nose
and throat specialist; m. Lila Routt,
Feb. 9, 1906. Address, Metropolitan
Bldg., Denver, Colo.
COLLINS, Jerry, student; b. Sept 9,
1884; s. John T. and Bridget A. (Bos-
sidy) C; student at University of
Michigan; mem. student council. Tri-
angles, Vulcans, Michigamua, Web
and Flange, Tau Beta Pi honorary
fraternity, assistant editor "Tech-
nic/' 1911-1912, president of the Engi-
neering society, vice-president of the
Michigan Union; initiated by Michigan
lotarBeta, March 11, 1911. Address,
8. A. E. House, Ann Arbor, Mich.
COLLINS, Joseph Daniel, physician;
b. Warren, Mass., 1881; s. Mr. and
Mary T. C; ed. Purdue University,
1905; mem. Phi Rho Sigma medical
fraternity, varsity baseball; initiated
by Indiana Beta, April 5, 1902; emi-
nent archon. Address, 88 Pomeroy
Terrace, Northampton, Mass.
COLLINS, Wales Smith, civil engineer;
b. Mexico, N. T., Feb. 15, 1879; s. My-
ron W. and Josephine C. C; ed. Colo-
rado School of Mines, 1905; varsity
track team; initiated by Colorado
Lambda, Jan. 30, 1903 (charter
mem.); attended at province conven-
tion at Denver; associate mem. Am-
erican Society of Civil Engineers;
resident engineer for James A. Green
and Co., Inc., Chicago, 111., in charge
of Construction of Cingotia System;
m. Carrie Edna Freer, Nov. 21, 1906.
Address, Brogan, Ore.
COLQUITT, Wiiiiam Neyle, city offi-
cial; b. Savannah, Ga., March 8,
1878; s. Wialter Wellborn and Lilla
H. C; ed. University of Georgia,
law, 1898; charter mem. "Scroll and
Pen," editor College weekly, varsity
football, holder of varsity and south-
em intercollegiate record for the
mile run; initiated by Georgia Beta*
Sept 16, 1897; visitor at province
Gamma convention, Winston-Salem,
1899, secretary Atlanta Alumni as-
sociation of S. A. E., 1898-1900, sec-
retary Savannah Alumni association
of S. A. E., 1910; mem. Savannah
Public Library board, Lieut CoL on
stafT of Governor Brown of Georgia,
author of magazine articles; at pres-
ent secretary to the 'mayor of Sa-
vannah; m. Dolores BoisfeuiUet,
Macon, Ga., Nov. 9, 1905. Address,
22 E. Henry St, Savannah, Ga.
COLVIN, Q rattan, lawyer; b. Colum-
bus, Ga., Feb. 5, 1876; s. John and
Mary C; ed. University of Georgia,
1897, later Harvard Law School,
1900; class poet, editor in chief '97
Pandora, associate editor Red and
Black; initiated by Georgia Beta, Jan.
8, 1894; president of New York Alum-
ni association; mem. Harvard club.
Catholic club. New York Southern
society. Bar association; m. Mar-
lorie Catchings, Dec. 7, 1911. Ad-
dress, 165 Broadway, New York City.
COM INS, Edward Irving, student; b.
March 12, 1889; s. Irving E. and Etta
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
R. C; stadent at Worcester Poljrtech-
nlc Institate, Tao Beta Pi; initiated
by IfaMadmaetts Delta, April tS»
1909, eminent correspondent, vice-
president trustees of Massachusetts
Delta. Address, 12 Hawthorne St,
Worcester, Mass.
CONQER, Chariee Phylander, capital-
ist; b. Jackson, Tenn«, i«*eb. 4, 1876;
s. S. R. and Amelia (Ck>x) C; ed.
Union University, 1898; orator's
medal AppoUonion Literary society,
1896; initiated by Tennessee Bta,
March 4, 1895, delegate Natl conven-
tion, Atlanta, 1896; treasurer and
general manager American Forest
Co., secretary treasurer and general
manager Portland A Southern Ry.
Co., Lumbermen's club. Address,
5209 Cabanne Ave., 718 Old Nat'I
Bank of Commerce Bldg., St Louis,
Mo.
CONKLIN, Chariee Wallace; mercan-
tile; b. Bucyrus, Ohio, June 17,
1884; s. Geo. A. and Millie C; ed.
Case School of Applied Science, 1907;
Skull and Bones, baseball team; ini-
tiated by Ohio Rho, June, 1904; emi-
nent herald; secretary and head
draftsman of Hughes-Keenan Co.,
Mansfield, O.; m. Mary M. Cave, Aug.
1, 1910. Address, 121 W. Second St,
Mansfield, O.
CONNER, Ralph Melvin, civU engin-
eer; b. Bast Wilton, Me., March 25,
1878; s. Charles M. and BmUy (Al-
len) C; ed. University of Maine,
1903; Phi Kappa Phi, varsity track
team, manager basketbaU team,
treasurer Athletic association, mem.
student's council; initiated by Maine
Alpha, Feb. 22, 1901; eminent archon,
delegate to province Alpha ccmven-
tion; engineer U. S. reclamation
jservice. Mason; m. June Marie Ham-
ilton, Jan. 12, 1910. Address, care
U. S. Reclamation Service, Helena,
Mont.
CONSTABLE, Milton Jackson, mechan-
ical draughtsman; b. Johnstown, Pa.,
June 26, 1875; s. Noah and Phoebe
(Boyle) C; ed. Mount Union 0>1-
lege; initiated by Ohio Sigma, Sept
19, 1898; mechanical draughtsman
Lorain Steel Ck>., Johnstown, New
York and Washington Street Rail-
way Slot System; Royal Arcanum
Past Regent; church organist; m.
BlU B. MltcheU, Johnstown, Pa.,
jJune, 19, 1901. Address, 581 Grove
Ave., Johnstown, Penn.
CONVERSE, Alexander Jenkens, lieu-
tenant Philippine Ck>nstabulary; b.
0>lumbus, Ohio, Dec. 8, 1887; s. Qeo.
L. and Antonia (ThomUm) J.; ed.
VirginU Military Institute, 1909; ini-
.tiated by Virginia Theta, Oct, 1905;
honor graduate of the 0>nstabu-
lary School of Instructions. Address,
Philippine Constabulary, Manila, P. I.
CONWAY, Eustace, student; b. Sept
1, 1892; s. J. A. and Mary Bell
(Kiger) C; student at Tulane Uni-
versity; varsity football and base-
ball teams, captain freshman base-
ball and sophomore football teams,
Tau Delta Kappa, assistant football
toach. Junior club, Olive WVeath so-
ciety; initiated by Louisiana T^u-
Upsilon, Oct 17, 1910. Address, 1629
Monroe St, Vicksburg, Miss.
COOK, Arthur A., lawyer; b. Taooma,
Washington, July 11, 1885; s. C. A.
(yook; ed. University of Washington,
1909, Uw, 1911; Phi Delta Phi, var-
sity basketball team. University of
Washington Daily staff, manager var-
iity Olee club, varsity quartette,
mem. Badger Debating club, assistant
business manager Tyee, mem. cham-
pionship Junior basketball team; ini-
tiated by Washington Alpha (charter
mem.) May 80, 1906, eminent archon;
brother of Burton A. Cook, Wluihlng-
ton Alpha; delegate to Kansas City
convention, 1910. Address, 621 Sixth
Ave., Tacoma, Wash.
COOK, Louis Gray, educator; b. Kala-
mazoo, Mich., 1877; s. Samuel C. and
Emily S. C; ed. University of Min-
nesota, 1901; class treasurer; initi-
ated by Minnesota Alpha, Jan. 27,
1902, (charter mem.); delegate to
Washington, D. C, Nat'I convention*
first meeting of Alpha Kappa Pi held
at his home; chemist in Bast High
School, Minneapolis; m. Gertrude S.
Evans, June 29, 1909. Address, 66
Clarence Ave. S. E., Minneapolis,
Minn.
COOK, Thomss Tyson, editor; b. Port
Royal, Penn., Aug. 26, 1885; s. Mer-
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Tine A. and HannAh Mary (Tyson)
C; ed. Gettysburg' College; sopho-
more iMuid, Knii^ts of Round Table,
Inter^lass debating team, winner
prUe story ocmtest, editor Gettys-
burgian weekly, contributor Mercury
montbly; initiated by PennsylTania
Delta, Sept, 1908; assistant editor
The Telephone News, author Thirty-
Three and other Action, The Rust on
the Blade, research work in UniTer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg
Golf Club, Mas<m. Address, 1600
Spruce St, Philadelphia, Pa.
COOKE, Bennett Wellington, adyertis-
ing; b. Mansfield, Ohio, Oct 81, 1889;
s. E. T. Cooke; ed. UniTersity of lUi-
nois, 1912; class fbotbail; initiated
by Illinois Beta, Oct 28, 1908. Ad-
dress, 545 Arlington Place, Chicago,
IlL
COOKE, Frederick Hosmer, naval of-
fleer; b. Cincinnati Ohio, March 11,
1879; 8. Henry Parkhurst and Mary
(Barker) C; ed. Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, 1900; class prop-
het; initiated by Massachusetts Iota-
Tan, May 8, 1897; eminent archon;
Tisitor Washington convention, 1902,
Boeton, 1900, delegate province Al-
pha convention, 1900; associate mem.
A. S. C. B.; visited England, Ger-
many, France, In 1910, to inspect com-
mercial and naval dockyards and the
like; served two years and eight
months naval station, Avitc, Philip-
pine Islands, returning via. India,
ESgypt and Europe. Address, Navy
Yard, Norfolk, Va. Permanent ad-
dress. Bureau Yards and Docks, Navy
Dept, Washington, D. C.
COOLEY, Lloyd C, student; b. Boston,
Mass.. Oct 29, 1887; s. Charles Al-
bert and Fannie M. C; ed. Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology,
1911; vice-president Junior class,
Osiris, athletic editor Technique,
1911; initiated by Massachusetts
Iota-Tan, Nov. 22, 1907; eminent ar-
chon; visitor province convention,
WJorcester, 1910, delegate Kansas
City S. A. B. Nan convention, 1910.
Address, 26 Stetson St, Brookline,
COOLEY, Paul N., student; b. May 16,
1889; s. Geo. L. and Clara B. C; ed.
Ohio State University, 1914; varsity
football; initiated by Ohio Theta,
Dec. 16, 1910. Address, North Do-
ver, Ohio.
COOPER, Conard Edward, lawyer; b.
Dumbarton, N. Y., 1888; s. Edward
and Ida C. (Whippo) C; ed. Univer-
sity of Kansas, 1909; initiated by
Kansas Alpha, 1906; assistant gen-
oral attorney Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway Co.; m. Nana E. Mad-
den, Sept 21, 1910. Address, care
Legal Dept, M. K. & T. Ry. Co.,
Parsons, Kan.
COOPER, Elmer M., bonds; b. Roberts,
nL, March 16, 1887; s. James A. and
Cynthia L C; ed. University of lUl-
nois, 1910; initiated by Illinois Beta,
1906; Mason, Elk. Address, Chanute,
Kan.
COOPER, George William, dentist; b.
Albany, Ga., Nov. 27, 1869; s. Rev.
Wm. Henry and Rebecca A. (Reyn-
olds) C; ed. Mercer University, 1893;
initiated by Georgia Psi, Oct 4, 1889;
m. Ora J. Russell, Cedartown, Ga.,
Sept 28, 1898. Address, Ashbum,
Ga.
COOPER, Ralph Hayes, insurance; b.
Port Homer, Ohio, March 28, 1876; s.
E. W. and Harriet (Stewart) C; ed.
Mount Union College, 1908; varsity
football and basketball teams, mana-
ger basketball team, manager College
annual; initiated by Ohio Sigma,
1909; eminent archon; visitor S. A.
B. convention, Washington, D. C,
1902; West Virginia State agent
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. and
Citizens Insurance Ck>. of Mo.;
Mason. Address, 1011 Schmulbach
Bldg., Wheeling, W. Va.
COPE, Harold Whlteomb, public serv-
ice; b. North Vernon, Ind., May 30,
1875 ; 8. U. C. and Eva ( Whltcomb) C. ;
ed. at Franklin College, 1896, Purdue
University, 1898; business manager,
1898 Debris, mem. Skulls of 13; ini-
tiated by Indiana Alpha, Sept 26,
1892, later affiliated with Indiana
Beta; eminent archon; delegate to
S. A. E. Nat'l convention at St.
Louis, 1896; assistant manager in-
dustrial and power department West-
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Co.; mem. University Club of Pitts-
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burgfa, Edgewood Country club.
Masons; m. Dorothy Ann McDoel.
Address, 7211 Meade St, Pittsburgh,
Penn.
COPE, Ralph Pearce, College profes-
sor; b. Hanoverton, Ohio, July 12,
1885; s. John A. and Emma (Pearce)
C; ed. Mt Union College, graduate
honors chemistry; initiated by Ohio
Sigma, 1905; professor of chemistry,
Washington State CoUege; mem. Am-
erican Chemical society. Address,
Washington State College, Pullman,
Wash.
COPELAND, Arthur SUnley, insur-
surance; b. Angelica, N. T., Oct 5,
1883; s. Rev. Benjamin and Harriet
(Rice) C; ed. Syracuse University,
1904; business manager Ssrracuse
Daily Orange, president Orange club;
Initiated by New York Delta, Feb.
22, 1906 (charter mem.); special
agent Provident Life and Trust Co.;
m. Luclle M. Hardy, March 19, 1906.
Address, 48 Werner Park, Rochester,
N. Y.
COR BIN, Robert Ad wood, student; b.
Hammond, La., Dec. 10, 1889; s. R.
A. and Catherine (Morrison) C; stu-
dent at Tulane University, Alpha
Kappa Kappa (medical), junior Ger-
man; initiated by Louisiana Tau-Up-
silon, Oct 26, 1907; brother of Ran-
dolph Corbin, of Louisiana Tau-Upsi-
lon. Address, Hammond, La.
CORBIN, Randolph, student; b. Ham-
mond, La., Jan. 19, 1893; s. R. A. and
Catherine (Morrison; C; student at
Tulane University, varsity football
team; initiated by Louisiana Tau-Up-
Bilon. Oct 15, 1911; brother of Rob-
ert Adwood Corbin, of Louisiana
Tau-Upsilon. Address, Hammond,
La.
CORNELL, Job Robert, student; b.
Aug. 8, 1890; s. W. J. and Nettie J.
(Wilson) C; ed. University of Iowa,
1914; Irving Institute, Iroquois, Ser-
geant Co. B., cadet regiment, civics
editor of 1912 Hawkeye; initiated by
Iowa Beta, Oct 9, 1911. Address,
Winterset, Iowa.
COR NICK, Howard, lawyer; b. Knox-
ville, Tenn., June 10, 1874; s. Tully
R. and Sophia Kennedy (Boyd) C;
ed. University of Tennessee, 1895;
manager football and baseball
teams, president Chi Delta Literary
society; initiated by Tennessee
Kappa, Oct 11, 1898; delegate Nat'l
S. A. E. convention, Nashville, 1898;
mem. firm of Comick, Frantc, Mc-
Connell and Seymour; m. Lillian
Waring, Oct, 1901. Address, 946
Temple Ave., Knoxvllle, Tenn.
C08LEY, Harvey Harter, sales agent;
b. Troy, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1877; s. Har-
vey Allen and Sarah Ellen C; ed.
Ohio State University, 1901; initi-
ated by Ohio Theta, Nov. 12, 1898,
eminent archon; brother of Jo^ W.
Cosley, S. A. E.; sales agent Cam-
bria Steel Co.; m. Eidna Alice Oyer,
Aug. 27, 1908. Address, 304 West
St, Wheaton, ni.
COVELL, Vernon Royce, engineer; b.
Jefferson, Ohio, Dec. 13, 1866; s. H. J.
and Louise W. C; ed. Ohio State
University, 1895 C. E.; representative
of class in University Senate, editor
College paper Lantern, president of
Y. M. C. A.; initUted by Ohio Theta,
(charter mem., June 8, 1892) ; eminent
treasurer, secretary of state associa-
tion of 8. A. B.„ delegate National
8. A. E. convention Wkuihington, D. C.
Dec. 1894; deputy county engineer,
associate mem. American society of
Civil Engineers, mem. Engineers
society of Western Pennsylvania,
vice-president Wilkensburg Civic lea-
gue, vice-president Allegheny county
Sunday school association, superin-
tendent South M. E. Sunday school;
m. Corrie C. Bailey, Oct 6, 1897. Res-
idence, 816 Sbuth Ave., Wilkins-
burg, Penn. Office, room 308 Court
House, Pittsburgh, Penn.
COVINGTON, H. RImmer, civil engi-
neer; b. Siemont Miss., Sept 28,
1885; s. G. W. Covington; ed. Univer-
sity of Mississippi, 1906; iniUated by
Mississippi Gamma, Nov. 24, 1903;
eminent treasurer; county surveyor
Madison county; city engineer Can-
ton, Miss. Address, Canton, Miss.
COWAN, Harry Herkimer, mercantile;
b. Cuba, N. Y., March 4, 1865; s.
John and Mary C; ed. Adrian Col-
lege, 1890; editor "The CoUege
World;" initiated by Michigan Alpha,
Jan. 22, 1887, (charter member);
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
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eminent archon, delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Cincinnati* 1890»
Atlanta* 1891* Chattanooga, 1892*
Pittsburg^ 1898* Washington* 1894*
attended the Washington convention
of 1902; elected as associate editor of
the Record by the 1888 convention;
elected editor of the Record by the
1890 convention and re-elected by
the convention of 1891 and 1892; he
was the founder of Pennsylvania
Sigma-Phi* 1890; from this chapter
he extorted a promise that it would
give all its sympathy and aid to any
effort toward the revival of Pennsyl-
vania Delta* near by, the first north-
em chapter of the fraternity; he was
the founder of Indiana Alpha* 1890;
the joint founder with George H.
Bunting* Tennessee Zeta* of Pennsyl-
vania AlpharZeta* which took its
name from their two chapters;
author of "Zoamus Sasagapo" in the
songs of Sigma Alpha Bpsilon;
brother of John F. Cowan* Michigan
Alpha; With the H. J. Heinz Co.
Address* Big Rapids* Mich.
COWDREY, Louis Rader, capiUlist; b.
Paasaic* N. J., Oct 14* 1871; s. DeWitt
Clinton and Mary (Diver) C; ed. Cor-
nell University, 1896; vice-president
freshmen class; initiated by New
York Alpha* Feb. 22* 1892; eminent
treasurer; participated as alumnus in
the development of New York Alpha*
president New York Alpha associa-
tion of S. A. E.; vice president Pas-
saic Cotton Mills* director Merchants
Bank* Passaic* director Holyoke Mor-
tor Works* justice of the peace;
trustee Passaic public libraries;
author Manuel Laws and Orders
Governing the National Guard of New
Jersey; New Jersey Historical so-
ciety; sergeant major Second N. J. V.
I. Spanish-American war* captain
and quarter-master Fifth New Jer-
sey infantry; m. Mary Howe
Maxim* Dec. 17* 1907. Address* resi-
dence* 93 Boulevard, Passaic, New
Jersey; business care Catlin & Co.,
345 Broadway, New York City.
C0WLE8* Calvin DuvaU Jr., captain
U. S. army; b. Fort Supply, Indian
Territory, June 26, 1880; s. CoL C. D.
(6th Inftotry U. S. A.) and Mary E.
(Hitchcock) C; ed. University of
North Carolina, B. A., 1901, Johns
Hopkins University* M. D., 1905; in-
itiated by North Carolina Xi, Oct. 10,
1900; brother of Henry C. Cowles*
North Carolina Xi; captain medical
corps U. S. army. Just returned from a
two years tour and duty in the Philip-
pines. Address, present station, cap-
tain Medical Corps, U. S. army. West
Point, N. Y.; permanent address*
Surgeon General's office, U. S. A.*
War department* Washington* D. C.
COWLES, Luzerne 8., designing engi-
neer; b. Hartford, Conn., July 6*
1876; s. Walter A. and Sarah E. (Nor-
ton) C; ed. Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, 1897; mem. Technique
electoral committee, secretary and
president Civil ESngineering society;
Initiated by Massachusetts lota-Tau*
March 10* 1894; eminent archon;
delegate province Alpha conventions
1897* 1898* 1910; attended Boston S.
A. E. Nat'l convention* 1900; associ-
ate editor Record 1896; province Al-
pha* treasurer : 909-1910; secretary-
treasurer and president of Boston
Alumni association; treasurer board
of trustees for Massachusetts lota-
Tau chapter; toastmaster "Auburn-
dale" Banquet* 1902; assistant de-
signing engineer with Boston Ele-
vated Railway Co.; author "The En-
gineer and Architect Unite" ^ and con-
tributor to Boston society of Civil
Engiueers and American society of
Civil Engineers; mem. National (Geo-
graphic society* Boston society of
Civil Engineers, associate mem.
American society of Civil Engineers;
secretary joint engiueering commit-
tee of Boston; traveled through Eur-
ope; studied at University of Geneva,
Switzerland, 1898 to 1899; veteran of
First Corps of Cadets, Massachusetts
volunteer militia; m. Amy E. Olm-
sted* June 11, 1902. Address, 15
Dwight St., Brookline, Mass.
COX, Albert Lyman, lawyer; b. Raleigh,
N. C, Dec. 1, 1883; s. Wm. Ruffin and
Ruffin and Fanny Augusta (Lyman)
versity of North Carolina, A. B., A.
M., 1904; Harvard Law School, 1908;
class president, chief ball manager;
Gimghoul, Golden Fleece, All-Southern
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end football, track team; initiated by
North Carolina Xi, Sept 16, 1901;
eminent archon; delegate Atlantic
City 8. A. E. convention 1909; presi-
dent proTince Gamma 1908-1910;
brother of Francis Auguitus Cox of
North Carolina XI; mem. of general
asBembly of North Carolina, 1909;
nL Arabel Nash, Dec. 1, 1909. Ad-
dress, Raleigh, N. C.
COX, Frsncis Augustus, lawyer; b. Ra-
leigh, N. C, Aug. 21, 1885; s. Win.
Ruffin and Fanny Augusta (Lyman)
C; ed. University of North Carolina,
1905, University of Virginia; class
historian; Gimghoul, Philanthropic
society; commencement ball mana«
ger; initiated by North Carolina Xi,
Sept 16, 1902; eminent archon; dele-
gate Memphis convention 1904;
brother of Albert L. Cox, North Caro-
lina Xi; affiliated with Virginia Omi-
cron; president Raleigh democratic
club; traveled in Europe 1908; Mas-
on, Raleigh chapter R. A. M.; counciL
Address, Raleii^ North Carolina
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
COX, John Lewis, student; b. Feb. 28,
1890; s. Wm. Jas. B. and Celinda B.
(Branham) C; student at University
of Michigan; class baseball manager,
intei^lass basketball manager;
Sphinx, Friars, Michigamua, Druids;
Michigan daily sUflT; associate edi-
tor Michiganensian year book, Mich-
igan Union membership committee.
Crimson Chest cast, general chair-
man An Awakened Rameses, the
Michigan Union Annual opera; initi-
ated by Michigan loU-Beta, Nov. 7,
1908. Address, 1927 Avenue H, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
COX, Stanley Cullen, physician; b.
South Hadley Falls, Mass., July 2,
1883; s. Dr. Gardner and Bmma
(Howard) C; ed. University of Mich-
igan, A. B., 1908, M. D. 1910; chair-
man of honor committee, treasurer of
medical class, secretary literary soci«
ety; Sphinx, Friars, president Mich-
igan Union, varsity basketball team,
class football, baseball, basketball
teams, chairman of senior reception,
general chairman of junior hop; initi-
ated by Michigan lotarBeta, 1904;
eminent archon; brother of Frank
Cox, S. A. B. Address, 242 Maple
St, Holyoke, Mass.
COYNE, Harold Sisson, student; b.
June 18, 1898; s. Thomas F. and Blla
(Sisson) C; student at Syracuse
University; initiated by New York
Delta, Oct 20, 1911. Address, 1000
Willis Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
COZARTt John M., lawyer; b. Wash-
ington, Ga., Oct 24, 1886; s. John
Pettus and F. (Anderson) C; ed. Uni-
versity of Georgia, 1908; Casque and
Gauntlet, Thallans; baseball team,
1907, freshman debater, winner of
sophomore declamation cup; initiated
by Georgia Beta, Sept 17, 1904; emi«
nent archon; attended Atlanta S. A.
B. convention 1906; K. of P. Address,
809 Union Bank Bldg., Augusta, Ga.
CRABB8* Leo Barr» mercantile; b. Day-
ton, Ohio, Nov. 22, 1888; s. Franklin
D. and Blisabeth (Barr) C; ed. Uni-
versity of Kansas 1906; initiated by
Kansas Alpha, Feb. 14, 1908; eminent
correspondent; attended Kansas City
S. A. H convention 1910; associate
editor Record; treasurer Union Bank
Note Co.; thirty-second degree
Mason, Athletic club. Commercial
club, Kansas City club. Address,
8588 Gillham Road, Kansas City, Mo.
CRADDOCK, Charles Egbert, mercan-
tile; b. Alamo, Tenn., Nov. 12, 1889;
s. J. W. and Mollie B. (Smith) C;
ed. University of Tennessee; mana-
ger freshman football team 1908, vice*
president Volunteer Union, numager
varsity football team, 1911, exchange
editor Orange and White, secretary
Cotillion club; initiated by Tennes-
see Kappa, Oct 12, 1908; eminent
archon; with W. A. Craddock Tailor-
ing Co. Residence, Millington, Tenn.
Business address, 621 Memphis
Trust Bldg., Memphis, Tenn.
CRADDOCK, George Qllmert mercan-
tile; b. Chatham, Va., Oct 20, 1888;
s. John W. and Mary (Peachy) C;
ed. Washington and Lee University;
initiated by Virginia Sigma, Oct
1909; wholesale shoe business. Ad'
dress, 208 Madison St, L3mchburg,
Va.
CRAIG, Robert Hall, student; b. June
26, 1891; s. James and Mary Vandel-
ing (Long) C; student at Pennsyl'
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
n
Tmnia State CoUege; Tanlty baiket*
bftU, trmck and baaebali teams, class
honor roll, 1914; initiated by Penn-
sylvania Alpha-Zeta, Oct 8, 1910. Ad-
dress. Camp Hill^ Cumberland coun-
ty, Penn.
CRAMBLET, Thomas Ellsworth, Col-
lege president; b. Tappan, Harrison
county, Ohio, Sept 17, 1862; s. Jacob
and Sarah C; ed. Mt Union College,
1885; graduated College of the Bible,
University of Lexington, Kentucky,
with honors of the class 1887, L. L. D.
de0ree University of Pittsburg 1900;
class president, class orator, Republi-
can Literary society; initiated by
Ohio Sigma April 4, 1885; leader of
the local society at Mt Union Col-
lege and the principle factor in mak-
ing it a chapter of the iiratemity;
president of Bethany College since
1900, mem, Omaha, Nebraska, School
board; during his ten years of presi-
dency at Bethany College has re-
ceived 1700,000 in gifts and student
body has quadrupled; pastor Salem,
Ohio, three years, Omsiia, Neb., five
years, and Pittsburgh, Penn., six
years; traveled through Burope,
ESgypt and Holy Land, 1900; m. first,
Delia 8. Weaver, (deceased) ; second,
Grace B. Williams. Address, Beth-
any, W. Va.
CRANCH, A. Qlrard, physician; b.
Brleb PouL, May 14, 1880; s. Bdward
and Ronette (Hunt) C; ed. Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania 1908, graduated
New York Homeopathic Medical Col-
lege; mem. freshmen crew, mem.
combined musical dubs. University
band and orchestra; initiated by
Pensylvania Theta, Feb. 9, 1901,
(charter member), eminent recorder;
attended Nat'l 8. A. B. convention
Washington, D. C. 1902; held Found-
er's Day reunion of all S. A. B. in and
near Brie, Penn., for four successive
years at his office; partner with Dr.
H. S. W. Hardwicke in V^Uowbrook
Fish Hatchery and Poultry farm, two
years president Homeopathic Medical
society of Brie county, Penn.; Phi
Alpha Oamma medical fraternity.
Address, Willowbrook Fish Hatchery,
Centerville, R. F. D., Crawford coun-
ty, Penn.
|CRANDALL« CllfTdrd Waldorf, Uwyer;
b. Argentine township. Green county,
Mich., Nov. 17, 1874; s. Jesse M. and
Susan C; ed. Adrian College 1896,
University of Michigan, Law, 1899;
president senior class Adrian 1896;
oratorical contest prise, Adrian 1896;
initiated by Michigan Alpha Oct 7,
1891; eminent archon; affiliated with
Michigan lota-Beta; delegate to prov-
ince Delta convention at Ann Arbor,
1906; m. Cora A. Davin, Aug. 27, 1901.
Address, Port Huron, Mich.
CRAWFORD, Merlin Cross, student and
instructor; b. Chilton, Texas, Aug. 21,
1889; s. William Basel and Alice
(Donaldson) C; ed. University of
Texas, 1912; athletic council, won
"T" freshman year gymnasium team,
gymnasium director; initiated by
Texas Rho Nov. 22, 1909; eminent
treasurer. Address, (3omer Bumitt
and Beach Sts., Calvert, Texas.
CREAQH, Thomas Blvin; b. Cuggs-
ville, Ala., March 22, 1842; s. Oerard
Walthall and Bliza Ann (Davis) C;
ed. University of Nashville, 1863;
class president, Agathindan literary
society; initiated by Tennessee Nu,
Nov. 1859; collector of accounts, jus-
tice of peace. Mason, Knight Tem-
plar, C. 8. A. private in Col. West
Adams' regiment, second lieutenant
two years, nine months in quarter-
master department; m. Zuleika Bugg,
Jan. 15, 1862. Address, First Ave.
and Washington St, Selma, Ala.
CRENSHAW, David Dudley; b. Der-
mott. Ark., May 12, 1891; s. John T.
and Anna C; ed. Central University.
1911; president senior class, Te
Rounde Table literary society, Frag-
erica, associate editor the Cento
monthly, exchange editor of the week-
ly, associate editor of the College
annual, senior prize for highest
scholarship, secretary and treasurer
Kentucky Center Collegiate Oratorical
association, president Chamberlain
literary society, mem. student coun-
cil; initiated by Kentucky Kappa,
Sept 1907; eminent deputy archon;
brother of Wm. Shelton Crenshaw,
Tennessee Nu, John Crawford Cren-
shaw, Kentucky Kappa, J. Llewellyn
Crenshaw, K«nl\ic)L^ ^^v^^ ^^-^
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
dress, Dermott, Ark.
CRICHTON, Powell, lawyer; b. Mindeiif
La., June 29, 1884; a. Thomas and
Kate (Jackson) C; ed. liouisiana
State University 1903; Harvard Uni-
versity Law, 1907; representative on
College paper, manager College year
book; initiated by Louisiana Epsilon,
Sept 20, 1900; eminent archon; dele-
gate Washington Nat'l S. A. E. con-
vention 1902, province Theta conven-
tion 1903, president province Theta
1903-1904; brother of Thomas Crich-
ton, Jr., Louisiana Epsilon; mem.
Harvard club. Southern society,
Georgia society, New York Ci^ Bar
association. Address, 14 Wall St,
New York City.
CROAL, Charles Clinton, lawyer; b.
Day county, South Dakota, Aug. 22,
1891; s. John P. and Mary J. C; ed.
University of South Dakota, 1911;
mem. Kappa Kappa Rho local peti-
tioning Phi Delta Phi; class football
and basketball teams. Sterling law
• literary society, Collegiate editor The
Volante, winner of first honor prize
for senior thesis in law school class
1911; initiated by South Dakota
Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911; (charter mem-
ber); first eminent recorder of South
Dakota Sigma; one of the eleven
founders of the P. H. P. society at the
University of South Dakota. Ad-
dress, Sisseton, South Dakota.
CROCKER, Theodore Doane, commer-
cial engineer; b. Elyria, Ohio, Oct 8,
1878; s. Otis D. and Dora R. (Hart-
shorn) C; ed. Ohio State University,
1904; initiated by Ohio Theta April
6, 1901; eminent archon; with Milwau-
kee Electric Railway and Light Co.;
m. Hilda L. Weber, Sept 14, 1907.
Address, 440 Kenilworth Place, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
CROCKER, Thomas Farmer, student;
b. June 23, 1892; s. E. H. and Ada
(Farmer) C; student at Iowa State
College; vice-president sophomore
class; initiated by Iowa Gamma, May
7, 1910. Address, 1117 South 32nd
St, Omaha, Neb.
CR088» Elmer Lincoln, Academy prin-
cipal; b. Mansfield, Ohio, Sept 8,
1863; s. Aaron and Elmlra (Culver)
C; ed. Dickinson College, 1891; vale-
dictorian. Phi Beta Kappa, Bellesletp
ters; initiated by Pennsylvania Sig-
ma-Phi, Oct 11, 1890; eminent arch-
on; delegate to the Cincinnati S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, 1890; principal
Wilmington Conference Academy; m.
Emma Leuh Miller, Sept 2, 1891.
Address, Dover, Delaware.
CROUCH, Benjamin W^ bank presi-
dent, lawyer; b. Edgefield now Salu-
da county. South Carolina, Aug.ll,
1868; 8. Noah and Sallie (Smith) C;
ed. Wofford College, 1893; class pres-
ident first president of literary soci-
ety, junior debater, editor (College
journal; initiated by South Carolina
Gamma, Oct 16, 1885, eminent arch-
on; instrumental in resuscitation of
South Carolina Gamma 1890; presi-
dent the Bank of Saluda, secretary-
treasurer Saluda Land and Improve-
ment Co.; was first clerk of court
new county of Saluda, elected State
Senate 1907, largely instrumental in
formation new county Saluda, mayor
of town, planned fight and succeeded
ridding county of dispensary in 1906;
delegate National Democratic con-
vention 1904; Mason, Knights of Py-
thias, Eastern Star; m. Daisey Nor-
ton, November 1897. Address, Salu-
da, South Carolina.
CROVATT, Alfred Hayne, lawyer,
United States commissioner; b.
Brunswick, Georgia, Jan. 15, 1888;
s, Alfred J. and Mary L. C; ed.
Emory College 1904; mem. D. V. S.;
captain field sports, mem. track
team; initiated by Georgia Epsilon,
Sept 19, 1900; eminent archon; at-
tended Washington Nat'l S. A. E. con-
vention 1904 and Atlanta Natl conven-
tion 1906; affiliated with Georgia
Psi; son of Alfred J. Crovatt of
North Carolina Rho-Rho, brother of
William C. Crovatt of Georgia Epsi-
lon; United States Commissioner
Southern District of Georgia. Ad-
dress, Brunswick, Ga.
CROVATT, Alfred J. lawyer, former
mayor; b. Charlestown, S. C, 1868;
s. William and Theodora F. C; ed.
Carolina Military Institute 1877; pres-
ident literary society; Initiated by
North Carolina Rho-Rho May, 1876;
attended Washington, D. C, Nat'l
WHO'S WHO IX S. A. E.
G:^
convention 1904, Atlanta S. A. E.
convention 1906, delegate Augusta,
Georgia convention 1883; chairman
Democratic Eizecutive committee,
mayor of Bnmswick, Ga., three times,
Judge county court, referee in bank-
ruptcy, attorney for two railways and
Western Union Telegraph Co. and
Jekyl Island club; m. Mary Lee
Schlatter, 1880. Address, Bnms-
wiclc, Ga.
CRUMP, John David, public official; b.
West Point, Miss., Aug. 30, 1886; s.
fitephan A. and Lelia C. C; ed.
Emory College 1907; president fresh-
man class, class captidn baseball
team, basket ball and track teams;
initiated by Georgia Epsilon, Sept 16,
1902; state and county tax collector
of Bibb county. Address, 263 Second
St, Macon, Ga.
CULBERT80N, John Giffen, manu-
fiu^urer; b. Knox, Penn., Sept 3,
1883; 8. Albert and Lavina M. C;
ed. Pennsylvania State College, 1906
mechanicsJ, 1907 mining; LaVie
board; initiated by Pennsylvania Al-
pha-Zeta, Oct 1, 1903; eminent arch-
on; delegate province Beta, April
1906, Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion 1906, province Beta at Cornell
1904, attended Zeta Iowa City 1909;
president Pennsylvania AlphSrZeta
association 1906 and 1907, vice-presi-
dent 1908, delegate Syracuse installia-
tion February 1907; secretary-treas-
urer and general manager Wichita
Falls Motor Co., vice-president and
secretary Wichita Falls Gas and Oil
Co. Address, Box 385, Wichita Falls,
Texas.
CUNNINGHAM, Arthur J., lawyer; b.
Beloit, Wis., Nov. 21, 1885; s. John A.
and Nora C; ed. University of Color-
ado 1911; order ot the Golden Crab at
University of Colorado; football team
at University of Colorado; Phi Delta
Phi; initiated by Wisconsin Alpha,
Oct 20, 1906; eminent recorder at
Wisconsin Alpha, eminent deputy
arehon at Colorado Chi; affiliated
with Colorado Chi; delegate province
Delta, Delaware, Ohio, 1908. Ad-
dress, 428 Goodwin Block, Beloit,
Wis.
CUNNINGHAM, Chester William, stu-
dent; 1). Doc. ,31. 1801; s. C. C. and
Anna (Rockafellow) C; ed. Iowa
State College 1914; freshman football
team 1910, varsity football team 1911 ;
initiated by Iowa Gamma, June 5,
1911. Address, iCnozville, Iowa.
CUR ME, George Oliver, Jr., University
instructor; b. Mt Vernon, Iowa, Dec.
24, 1888; s. Prof. George D. and C. C.
(Smith) C; ed. Northwestern Univer-
sity 1909, graduate student University
of Chicago for Ph. D. degree; Phi
Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi; class baseball
and football teams, Syllabus board.
Dramatic club, class play; initiated
by Illinois Psi-Omega, Oct. 1905; emi-
nent arehon; assistant in teaching
stafT of department of chemistry at
University of Chicago; mem. Ameri-
can Chemical society; spent one year
at Harvard. Address 20 Hitchcock
Hall, University of Chicago, Chicago,
111.
CURTIS, Edward Qllman, lawyer; b.
Somerville, Mass., Dec. 7, 1886 s.
Edward Bissell and Mary Augusta
(Colson) C; ed. Harvard University
1909; University gymnastic team;
initiated by Massachusetts Gamma
May 19, 1906; eminent arehon, chair-
man house committee. Address, 20
Prescott St.. Cambridge, Mass.
CURTIS, Walter Makepeace, educator;
b. Franklin ville, N. C, Feb. 18, 1867;
s. Dennis and Lucy Eden C; ed. Uni-
versity of North Carolina, 1889, grau-
ated cum magna laude; initiated by
North Carolina Xi, Jan. 8, 1887; emi-
nent secretary; secretary and treasur-
er Greensboro Female College; mem.
Western North Carolina Conference,
M. E. church. South; m. first to Kate
K. Wright, 1895, second to Litipia
Evans, 1907. Address, 108 Odell
Place, Greensboro, N. C.
CUSHMAN, Orvllle Elaworth, student;
b. Dec. 25, 1886; s. Egbert M. and
Hannah A. (Lawrence) C; student
at University of South Dakota;
University band and orchestra, mana-
ger University Cooperative store; in-
itiated by South Dakota Sigma, Nov.
1, 1911. Address, Vermilion, South
Dakota.
CUTTEN, Charles Pryde, lawyer and
state senator; \>. Itxn^Vjdb^ C>^., HLvi
WHO'S WHO Df B. A. BL
S. 187S; s. MTld P. And Kat« (Mo-
Gntta) C: Ad. LalBod SUtnftird Unl-
vcnltr, 18M; odltorliMhM CoU«ca
dally isn, pTMldMit of prMf club 18S8,
PU DelU PU; InltUtod br CaUfomlk
Alpha Sept. IS, IBM; MBlnant cottw-
pondflot: mem. CalUOmla AHembly
1M7: m«m. CalUorata State S«ute
IMW and 1911, Ghalrman Senate Ft-
nance committee IB 11, attorney for
Callfomla State Commlaeloii In Lo-
nacy; m. Harjorie Vasbursh Bamea,
Sept. 18,1MS. Realdence. IS Common-
WMlth Are. OIBee, room 1S09, Hnm-
boldt Bank Bids., Ban FrancUco, Cal.
CUTTING, Wlnthrep B, student; b.
Jan. SO, 1890; a. Bdward L. and Caro-
line Augnata (Kenlaton) C; atndent
at Harvard nnlvenlty; Initiated by
Haaaactanaetta Oamma, Not. 11, 1911.
Addreaa, LeUnston, Maaa.
CUTTS, Framla Thacher. city offlclal;
b. Hannibal, Ho., June 28, 1880; a.
Oeorce T. and Mary F1«ncla C; ed.
WaahlnKton UnlTeralty 1909; Initi-
ated by Mlsaonri Beta, Dec. 16, 1899;
eminent treasurer; attended Uem-
pblB B. A. B. Nat'l oonveuUon 1904,
mem. St. Loula Alumni association;
engineer In charKe distribution sy-
■tem of St. Louie water department;
mem. Engineers' club of Bt Louis.
Address. 8971 Cook Ave., St. Lonla,
Ho.
DaCOSTA, Harold Foresee, student; b.
Dec 6. 1890; s. Albert Rapheal and
Dora (Donaldson) C; student at Uni-
versity of nilnols; Initiated by Illi-
nois Beta, Oct 89, 1911. Address,
2386 Cleveland Ave., Chicago, HI.
DALE, John T. stadent; b. Jan. 29,
1889; a. John T. and Leila (Graves)
D.; stadent at Northwestern Univer-
sity; IsitUted by IlUnlos Psl-Omega.
1907; eminent srchon, recorder, coi^
respondent, deputy archon, warden.
Address, Wlnnetka, IlL
DALRYMPLE, Alfred T. physician; b.
Boston, Mass., Oct 28, 1866; s. John
A, and Susan D. (Richardson) D.; ed.
Boston University, 1899; honorable
mention; editor school paper; Initi-
ated by Hassachusetts Beta-Upsllon,
March IS, 1897; _
physician and sorgson to the North
End Mission DUpensary
Havertck Dlapensary; mi
chusetts Bnrglcal aoclety,
setu Horn. Medical society; m. Addle
Blanche Whltmoro, 1898. Address,
339 K St.. South Boston, Maaa.
OALTON, Laoy W. Uwyer; b. Union
county, Mass., Nov. 16, 1867; a. James
H. and Martha E. D.; ed. University
or MtsBtsalppi, 1886; InltUted by MIs-
alSBlppi Gamma, Oct 6, 1888; mam.
1. O. O. T., praetorian of K. of P.,
Elks; married Mary T. Mitchell. New
Albany. Aug. 8, 1888. Addreaa, 401
Pacific Are., Plalnview, Hale county,
DANIELS, Edward Perry, student; b
Jan. 30, 1881; a. Rev. Leverett R. and
Harriet Jane (Pratt) D.; Student at
Allegheny College; mem. Alliance
Francaiee, Le Petit Baton; tnltUtted
b; Penaaylvaala Omega, Oct. M. i
1911. Addreaa. Mala St, Taimouth, ;
DARNALL, Charlas BDss, real estate;
b. ArgeDtlne, Kan. Aug. 2. 1891; s. :
C. D. and Edith O. D.; student at
University of Kansas; Initiated by
Kansas Alpha, October 1909; at-
tended Nat'l 8. A E. convention at
Kanaas City, 1910. Addreaa, 1612 S.
Twenty-flrst St, Kansas City, Kan.
□ARON, Don Milton, b. Oct 1, 1889; s.
Jacob M. and Ellsa Jane (Smittli) D.;
ed. University of Hlchlgan. 19U;
president of the "Cercle rraooalB,*'
Cercle Prancala annual play, Michi-
gan en sian staff, art critic of the
MicblKanenslan, mandolin clnb; In-
itiated by Hlchlgan Iota-Beta. Oct
19. 1907. Addreaa, 1687 Brush St.
Detroit, Mich.
DARROUQH, Rlaldo Allen, atudent;
b. Oct 80, 1890; 8. S. A and May
(Nlven) D.; student at University at
Kansas; Pan-Hellenic Coimcll 1910-
11-12, secretary 1910, law editor 1912
annual law scrlmnntge committee,
senior football, 1918; Initiated by
Kansaa Alpha. Nov. 32, 1909. Ad-
dress, SG37 Main St, Kanaas City,
Uo.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. R
es
» UniTeraity, 1908, Haryard
rslty Law one year; Tulane
L906; class president, editor-ln-
of The OliTe and Blue, the Ta-
ireekly, editor-in-chief of the
ilaya, the Tulane Annual^
f Burke debater; elected by the
» alumni as alumni editor of the
and Blue; a member of the IV
f duiing the year at Haryard of
society, he has since been
1 national president; initiated
)uisiana Tau-dJpsilon, Dec 9,
president of province Theta,
; president of the New Orleans
i association, 1906; secretary-
rer of the Tuiane Citizens' Bn-
mt Fund; mem. Boston club;
ir of William Keman Dart,
ana Tau-Upsilon; John Dart,
ana Tau-Upsilon; Benjamin W.
Liouisiana Tau-Upsilon; mem. of
r firm of Dart, Keman and Dart,
mce, 6931 St Charles Ave.
837-41 Maison Blanche Bldg.,
)rleans. La.
¥illiam Kernan, lawyer; b. New
IS, La., Msdrch 16, 1886; s.
P. and Mary L. (Keman) D.;
ilane University, 1906; histori-
sss football, Kappa Delta Phi,
iwi Olendy Burke Literary so-
editor-in-chief and business
;er of College weekly, editor-in-
College monthly, law editor^in-
College annual, associate editor
ekly and annual; initiated by
ana Tau-Upsilon, June 2, 1902;
IT of Henry P. Dart, Jr., Louisi-
'au-Upsilon, John Dart, Lousia-
an-Upsilon, Benjamin W. Dart,
ana Tau-Upsilon; eminent arch-
lapter delegate at Memphis S.
Nat'l convention 1904, alumni
te at Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l con-
n 1906, assistant editor Record
1906, assistant editor S. A. B.
at Memphis, editor-in-chief S.
Atlantic Daily, editor province
I 1906, vice-president province
; junior member of Dart, Ker-
id Dart, law firm. Residence,
It. Charles Ave.; office, 837-41
I Blanche Bldg., New Orleans,
r, Harry Wilton, broker; b.
Memphis, Tenn., Oct 14, 1882; a.
Thomas S. and Maimie (Taylor) D.;
ed. Washington and Lee University,
Virginia MiUtary InsUtute, 1906; in-
itiated by Virginia Sigma, Jan. 28,
1908; a member of the local society
Lambda Beta, which became the re-
organized Virginia Theta; eminent
deputy archon, correspondent; broth-
er of William T. Davant, Virginia
Theta, Charles R. Davant, Virginia
Theta, Edward T. Davant, Virginia
Theta; captain Co. F, Second infantry
National Guard of Virginia; machin-
ery and equipment broker; m. Fran-
ces E. Jordan, Nov. 8, 1906. Address,
1226 Clarke Ave., Roanoke, Va.
DAVID, William L. lawyer; b. Titus-
ville, Penn.; r. William Luther and
Elizabeth Susan (Gibson) D.; ed«
Ohio SUte University; initiated by
Ohio Theta, April 18, 1896; served
as prosecuting attorney of Hancock
county, Ohio; a member of the law
firm of Blandin, Hogsett and Oinn.
Address, Schofleld Bldg., Cleveland,
Ohio.
DAVIDSON, Benjamin Palmar, student;
b. Nov. 1, 1893; s. John and Davida
(McLeod) D.; student at Tulane Uni-
versity; captain freshman tug-of-war,
vice-president freshman class, footr
ball; initiated by Louisiana Tau-Upsi-
lon, Oct 16, 1911. Address, 1427 State
St., New Orleans, La.
DAVIDSON, Stephen Lock, Jr., bonded
abstracter; b. Wichita, Kan., Feb. 28,
1884; s. C. L. and May L. D.; ed.
Massachusetts Institute of Tecdmol-
oy, 1908; initiated by Massachusetts
lota-Tau, March 1906; eminent arch-
on; visitor at Kansas City S. A. E.
Nat'l convention 1910; m. Florence
Tuttle, June 9, 1909. Address, resi-
dence, 1826 N. Lawrence Ave. OflSce,
Court House, Wichita, Kan.
DAVIES, John Rees, University in-
structor; b. June 4, 1889; s. John E.
and Hannah (Roberts) D.; doing post-
graduate at Northwestern University;
initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Oct.
22, 1911. Address, 1614 Hinman ave-
nue, Evanston, 111.
DAVIS, C. Edwin, editor; b. Hugaton,
Kan., Aug. 4, 1887; s. Mr. Davis and
Mary E. (Allen) D.; ed. University d
66
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
Oklahoma, 1910; president aopho-
more class, captain class baseball,
football captain yarslty basketball
1908-09, manager 1909-10, varsity
track team, senate literary society,
D. D. M. C. class society, University
orchestra; initiated by Oklahoma
Kappa, Oct 23, 1909, (charter mem-
ber); president of lota-Tau local
fraternity; attended the Kansas City
Nat'l convention 1910; city editor
daily newspaper; mem. New Mexico
Editorial association; Archaeological
and Oeological society of Rocky
Mountains; Master Mason, Elk City,
Oklahoma, chapter 186, B. P. O. Blks
lodge 1244. Address, Clovis, New
Mexico.
DAVIS, Charles F., civil engineer; b.
Worcester, Mass., Dec. 20, 1882; ed.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
1907; initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, Oct 1, 1908; elected president
of province Alpha, 1906, after a term
as province vice-president; delegate
to the Atlanta S. A E. Nat'l con-
vention, 1906; engaged after gradua-
tion in construction, including work
on the Oimbel building and the Bel-
nord apartments. New York City,
the latter being the largest apart-
ment house in the world, cover-
ing one entire city block, twelve
stories high and containing 176 apart-
ments; now superintendent for the
Kewanee Water Supply Co; m.
Orayce Wialls Worcester, August 18,
1910. Residence, 999 W. 163rd St
Office, Room 2080, 50 Church St,
New York City.
DAVIS, Daniel Charles, manufacturer;
b. Jackson, Ohio, May 17, 1880; s.
John S. and Mary (Parry) D.; ed.
Ohio State University, 1906; initiated
by Ohio Ineta, Jan. 17, 1903; eminent
recorder; assistant superintendent
Bass Foundry and Machine Co; Mas-
on. Address, 712 B. Wayne St, Fort
Wayne, Ind.
DAVIS, Eugene Tyler; b. Sept 3, 1888;
student at Massachuseitts Institute
of Technology, Harvard University;
Initiated by Massachusetts lota-Tau,
Oct 1907, now affiliated with Massar
chusetts Qamma. Address, 117 Trow-
bridge St, Cambridge, Mass.
DAVIS, Frank E^ student; b. Jan.
1891; s. William S. and Maria
(Sickles) D.; student at University
Kansas; Friars, Good Oovemm
club; initiated by Kansas Alpha, i
26, 1908. Address, 709 Mississi
St, Lawrence, Kan.
DAVIS, Q. Oilman, lawyer; b. Bosi
Mass., Aug. 13, 1881; s. Major Cha
G. and M. Annie H. (Sawtelle) D.;
Harvard University, 1903, law, IS
initiated by Massachusetts Gam
Nov. 17, 1900; eminent archon, d
gate to province Alpha convent
1901, to S. A. B. Nat'l conventiOE
Washington, 1902, served as px
dent Boston Alumni association;
Helen Palmer Davidson (deceasi
Feb. 21, 1906. Address, 53 State
Boston, Mass.
DAVIS, James Curren, student; b. 1
17, 1895; 8. Thos. B. and Viola
(Mooty) D.; student at Bmory <
lege; relay team, football team;
tiated by Georgia Epsilon, April
1911. Address, Franklin, Ga.
DAVIS John, lawyer; b. Lupkin, An
ina county, Texas, Aug. 28, 1877
James Pierce and Mary Jane ((
ron) D.; ed. Cumberland Univen
1903; initiated by Tennessee Lami
Sept 5, 1902; mem. of Meador
Davis law firm; m. Marguerite I
gan, Nov. 24, 1904. Address, of
Linz Bldg., Dallas, Texas. Reside!
3801 Holmes St, Dallas, Tex.
DAVIS, Thatcher Frank, student;
Oct 16, 1891; s. Zeph W. and M
(Armstrong) D.; student at Unl
sity of Illinois; initiated by nil]
Beta, Oct 28, 1911. Address, 1
Blackstone Ave., St Louis, Mo.
DAVIS, Jr^ William Anthony, :
estate; b. Anniston, Ala., Oct
1889; s. W. A. and Laura (Sylvesl
D.; ed. Vanderbilt University, IS
Owl club, Ferret club, Conmux!
club; initiated by Tennessee
Sept, 1908; eminent archon; v
Anniston City Land Co.; Annii
Country club; president The id!
Address, Anniston, Ala.
DAVIS, William Lloyd; University
tension lecturer; b. Manstoo, Y
April 7, 1878; s. William S. and I
riet (Wilson) D.; ed. MUwaukee I
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
67
mal College, 1899-1901, Uniyeraity of
WiBConsln, 1903; Philomethea Liter-
ary society, debated for Milwaukee
Normal College against Wliitewater,
debater for Uniyersity of Wisconsin
against Iowa, mem. Edwin Booth
Dramatic society, leading part in sey-
erai plays; initiated by Wisconsin
Alpha, Feb. 7, 1903 (charter mem.);
eminent archon; attended proyince
Delta conyention, 1904, delegate,
1904, at Memphis S. A. E. Nat'l con-
yention; yisited fifteen chapters; rep-
resentatiye for the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., at
Uniyersity of Wisconsin; extension
lecturer for the Uniyersity of Wiscon-
sin on Kipling, Steyenson, and bio-
graphical and educational topics; in-
structor at Uniyersity of Wisconsin,
1903-4; m. Sabena Herfurth, Dec. 3,
1910. Address, 420 N. Carroll St,
Madison, Wis.
DAVISON, Glenn Huston, student b.
April 10, 1891; s. O. C. and Lura J.
(Goodwin) D.; student at Allegheny
College; treasurer of sophomore
class. Glee club. Quill club Le Petite
Salon, manager of Allegheny Literary
M<mthly, Ciyic club; initiated by
Pennsylyania Omega, June 13, 1910.
Address, Diamond, Penn.
DAY, Arthur H., traveler; b. Pandora,
Ohio, Feb. 1, 1890; s. Dr. H. M. and
Jessie (Ayres) D.; ed. Ohio Wesleyan
Uniyersity, captain freshmen foot-
ball and track teams, winner of the
50 jrard dash championship at C. G.
A. C. games, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908,
yarsity football, 1908, yarsity track,
•09, '11, '12, yice-president O. W. N.
A. A., mem. Owl and Skull junior so-
ciety and O. W. *N. Cosmopolitan
club; initiated by Ohio Delta, Noy.,
1907, yisitor at the Delta proyince
conyention, 1908; trayeled around
the world in 1909-10, stopping at Ha-
waiian Islands, Japan, China, Philip-
pines, South Philippines, Borneo
Islands, Malay Peninsula, India, Ara-
bia, ^^pt, Italy, Gibraltar, Morocco,
Spain and Azores Islands, did re-
search work in the economic and so-
dolc^cal conditions met with during
the trip; mem. Masonic lodge, Dela-
ware clnb; author of the Rag-time
Millionaire on His Trip Around the
World. Address, 98 West Central
Aye., Delaware, Ohio.
DAY, John Warren, student; b. March
16, 1888; s. Michael Joseph and Bl-
yina (Grinnell) D.; student at St
Stephen's College; captain and mana-
ger of College basketball. College
football, president of freshmen and
sophomore classes; mem. Glee club
and Athletic association; initiated by
New York Sigma-Phi, March 9, 1909;
eminent archon, warden. Address,
147 Webster St., East Boston, Mass.
DAY, Leonard, lawyer; ed. George
Washington Uniyersity; assisted
Lawrence Janney, Massachusetts
Gamma, in organizing the local so-
ciety Beta Lambda Beta, which
later became the re-organized Wash-
ington City Rho, being re-installed
March, 1905, at which time he was
initiated with the other charter mem-
bers; attended the Memphis S. A. E.
Nat'l conyention, 1904, as a represen-
tatiye of the petitioning local; attend-
ed Atlantic City S. A. E. Nat'l con-
yention, 1909; counselor at law and
patent expert. Address, 2 Rector St,
New York City.
DAY, Percy Mortimer, mercantile; b.
Chicago, 111., May 20, 1886; s. Dayid
M. and EfDe O. D.; ed. University of
Indiana, 1909; initiated by Indiana
Gamma, Feb., 1907; m. Louise L.
Mayhew, Dec. 26, 1908. Address,
1010 Maple Ave., La Porte, Ind.
DAY, Roy Montgomery, student; b.
April 12, 1886; s. H. S. and C. N.
(Starr) D.; student at Iowa State Col-
lege; sophomore class play, Junior
class play, vice-president T. M. C. A.;
initiated by Iowa Gamma, May 22,
1908. Address, 1613 Linden Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
DAY, William Taylor, lawyer; b. Great
Barrington, Mass., Sept. 2, 1876; s.
William Horace and Sara Ives (Tay-
lor) D.; ed. Boston University, 1903;
initiated by Massachusetts Beta-Up-
silon, Nov. 17, 1900; mem. Republi-
can Town committee, selectman of
Great Barrington, 1904, secretary of
The Housatonic Agricultural society,
director of Berkshire Hills Paper Co.,
director of Berkshire WhltjbUmACc^A
68
WHaS WHO m 8. A. B.
corporator of Great Barrington Sayings
Bank, corporator of Great Barrington
Free Library; m. Gwendolyn Owen,
July 22, 1907. Address, West Ava,
Great Barrington, Mass.
DAYTON, Howard Hay, mercantile; b.
Amboy, New York, Aug. 80, 1884; s.
BenJ. B. and J. Anna D.; ed. Syrar
cuse University, 1906; manager Uni-
versity orchestra; initiated by New
York Delta, Feb. 22, 1907 (charter
mem.); brother of Charles Hodge
Dayton, New York Delta; tea im-
porter and wholesale grocery speci-
alties. Residence, 332 Lake Ave.
OflOLce, 161 N. Union St, Rochester,
New York.
DEAN, Arthur Blaine, civil and electri-
cal engineer; I. Estelline, South Dsr
kota. Sept 17, 1884; s. Clarence B.
and Hattie D.; ed. University of
Washington, 1909; initiated by Wash-
ington Alpha, May 80, 1906 (charter
mem.) ; eminent recorder; Snohomish
County Engineers society; University
club. Address, comer of Wall and
Wetmore Sts., Everett, Wash.
DEAN, Charles Hermon, lawyer; b.
Senatobia, Miss., Nov. 12, 1884; s.
John Franklin and Benona (Hawk-
ins) D.; ed. Vanderbilt University
and University of Mississippi, 1907;
Vanderbilt track team, associate
editor of both the Vanderbilt Univer-
sity weekly and monthly, mem. Van-
derbilt Glee club; graduated in law
with distinction at University of Miss-
issippi, winning iCnickerbocker prize
and prize offered by Edw. Thompson
Co., for best thesis, organized and di-
rected first glee club at the Univer-
sity of Mississippi; mem. Instrumen-
tal club; initiated by Tennessee ,Nu,
Sept 26, 1903; aflUiated with Miss-
issippi Gamma; delegate Memphis S.
A. K Natl convention, 1904; m.
Clemmie Tucker, Senatobia, Miss.,
March 25, 1909. Address, 116 E.
Chickasaw St, Brookhaven, Miss.
DEAN, Henry Ewing, manufacturer; b.
Rome, Ga., Sept 9, 1885; s. Linton
Adams and Agnes (Smith) D.; ed.
University of Georgia, 1906; initiated
by Georgia Beta, Sept 13, 1902; af-
filiated with Georgia Phi; son of L.
A. Dean, Georgia Psl; brother of Sid-
ney 8. Dean, Georgia Phi; Joel Dean,
Georgia Phi; attended S. A. E. Natl
convention, Atlanta, Ga., 1906; gen-
eral superintendent of Atlanta A^-
cultural Works; mem. Transporta-
tion club. Address, P. O. Box 993,
85 Peachtree Circle, Atlanta, Ga.
DEAN, Joel, mercantile; b. July 11,
1882; s. Linton Adams and Agnes
(Smith) D.; ed. Georgia Institute of
Technology, 1902; initiated by Geor^
gia Phi, Sept 28, 1898; son of L. A
Dean, Georgia Psi; brother of Henry
Ewing Dean, Georgia Beta and Sidney
S. Dean, Georgia Phi; attended S. A
E. Natl convention, Atlanta, 1906;
southern representative of the Fair-
banks Co.; mem. of York No. 197,
Masonic lodge. New York City. Ad-
dress, care The Fairbanks Co., Balti-
more, Md.
DEAN, Linton Adams, lawyer; b. Chat-
tanooga county, Ga., Jan. 24, 1866; a
Henry W. and Jane (Adams) D.; ed.
Mercer University, 1875, Columbia
Law School, A. M. degree from Mer-
cer University, 1878; anniversarian
for Phi Delta Literary society; ini-
tiated by (Georgia Psi, Jan. 21, 1878;
father of Joel Dean, Georgia Phi, Sid-
ney S. Dean, Georgia Phi and Henry
Ewing Dean, Georgia Beta; attended
province Epsilon convention at Rome,
Ga., Dec, 1909; state senator in
Georgia, 1886-7, mem. of house of rep-
resentatives of Georgia, 1908-09; m.
Agnes Smith, Oct 29, 1878. Address,
Rome, Ga.
DEAN, Sidney Smith, farmer; b. Rome,
Ga., March 14, 1881; s. Linton Adams
and Agnes (Smith) D.; ed. Geoi^a
Institute of Technology and Univer-
sity of Georgia; captain class foot-
ball, captain varsity track, varsity
football; mem. Athletic council; ini-
tiated by Georgia Phi, Jan. 29, 1898,
affiliated with Georgia Beta; son of
Linton Adams Dean, Georgia Psi,
brother of Joel Dean, (Georgia Phi and
Henry Ewing Dean, (Georgia Beta;
eminent archon; attended S. A. B.
Nat'l convention at Atlanta, Ga^,
1906; principal of Rome High School,
1902-04; Master Mason; (Country
club. Address, Rome, Ga.
DEATRICK, David Philip, dentist b.
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
OMtratiars, Pcoil. April 6. 1880; ■.
DKTld Philip ud Clan BUgabeth
(Elcliolts) D.; ed. OMtjiOnug, DnlT«r-
■Itr of PeamiTlTanla; clasa bauboll,
Phronakoameaii lltenrr societr. Chor-
us Mask and Wig club; initiated by
Pennarlvanla Delta, June 8, 1809, affili-
ated wltb Pennaylranla Theta; emi-
nent recorder; attended S. A. B. Nat'l
cooTentioii at Atlantic Cltr IB09, round-
er and chairman board of tniiteea,
Pennaylvanla Delta, 1903-10, founder
and aecretarr-treaaurer Pennirlvania
Delta corporation of S. A. B., vice-
president proTlnce Beta, 1908, reel-
ected, 1908, mem. local and charter,
aOIlated at entabUBbment of Penn-
•rlTanla Theta, Peb. 9, 1901; author
The Gay Widow, a musical comedr;
mem. Harrisburg, Lebanon Valley
and Pennarlvanla State Dental soci-
eties; one of the fonndera of the
HIddlatown Conntrj' club, Its first
secretary, then president, treasurer,
founder of Mlddletovn Clef and
Drama club, vice-president and stage
manager of It, treasurer HIddletown
T. H. C. A.; m. Marion King Clark.
at Middletown, Penn.. April 20, 1911.
Addreaa. 29 N. Union St, Middle-
town, Danphlo County, Penn.
DECKENBACK, Peter RItte, student;
b. July SI, 1890; s. John and lAvlnla
C. (Rltte) D.; student at St Ste-
phen's College; librarian Olee club,
•ecretary Deb^lng club: initiated by
New York Slgma-Phl, Nov. it. 1910.
Address, 17 Madison St, Orange, N.
T.
DECKER, Harry Paul, auditor; b.
Sharon. Penn., Aug. 18, 1888; s. J.
W. and Bllsabetb E. (Smith) D.; ed.
Colorado School of Mines, 1911; Ini-
tiated by Colorado Lambda, Oct 6,
IMM, affiliated with Ohio Rho; emi-
nent deputy arcbon; with Republic
Iron and Steel Co., In general audit-
ing departmoit, Toongstown, Ohio;
Mason. Address, 1015 Bobbins Ave.,
NUea, Ohio.
OEEMER, Prank Jack, student; b. Aug.
81, 1891; B. W. C. and (WIndle) D.;
student at Allegheny College; var-
sity football, band and track; Inl-
ated by PennsylTanla Omega, Feb.
17, 191S; brother Homer Leroy
Deemer, Pennsylvania Omega. Ad-
dress, 81 W. Washington St, Lisbon,
Ohio.
DeFORD, John T„ lawyer; b. Ottawa,
Ohio, June 30, 1874; s. Samuel F.
and Mary V. D.; ed. Mt Union Col-
lege, 1896; mem. editorial staff of
auQual, inter-colleirlate debating
team; Initiated by Ohio Sigma,
Sei>t 11, 1893; vlUage solicitor; ra.
Maiy F. Penney, Dec. 24, 1S96. Ad-
dress, Minerva, Ohio.
DeFORD, Union Corwin, lawyer; b.
Carroll county, Ohio. Nov. 16, 1888;
B. John W. and Blvlra D.; ed. Mt
Union College, 1886; class president,
took part In debate and oratorical
contests; Initiated by Ohio Sigma.
April 4, 1886; eminent archon and
recorder; Judge of the probate court
in Carroll county, Ohio, 1894- 1900; a
mem. of the law firm Ami, Wilson,
Harrington ft DeFord; mem. of Blks,
and Masonic orders; traveled In
Canada, Mexico and tbe United
States; m. Bva R. Rue, Dec. 3, 18S8.
Address, Mahoning Bank Bldg.,
Youngatown, Ohla
DENNIS, Henry Murdoek, student; b.
June 26, 1893; s. Clarence and Ger-
trude (Murdoek) D.; student at
University of Minnesota; Initiated
by Minnesota Alpha. Dec. 16, 1910.
Address, Ashland, Wis.
DENNIS, Louis Denton, lawyer; b.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; s. Dr. A. B. and
1,. T. D.; ed. State University of
Iowa, 1906; captain baseball team,
1906; Initiated by Iowa Beta In the
Tail of 1906. Address, care Rlckel ft
Denals, attorneys. Cedar Rapids, la.
□ENGLER, Frederick Louis, United
States Army officer; b. Rot Springs,
Arkansas, Aug. 9, 1377; s. Frederick
and Mary A. D.; ed. University of
Arkansas, 1899; Initiated by Arkan-
sas Alpha^UpBlloD, Nov. 2, 1895; at-
tended S. A. B. Nat'l convention at
Washington, D. C, 1902; captain.
Coast Artillery corps, U. 8. army;
visited tbe Philippine Islands and Ja-
pan; m. Jean Vincenheller, July 23,
1902; stationed at Fort Moultrie, S. C.
DENIO, Ralph, stock raiser; b. Long-
mont Colo., Dec. 23, 1877; s. James
W- Ud Haltle \tM\ot> ^-■. 'A-'^t^
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yersity of Colorado; initiated by
Colorado Chi, Sept 30, 1895; eminent
archon; delegate to S. A. E. Natl
convention, Nashville, Tenn., 1898;
exalted ruler Sheridan lodge No.
620 B. P. O. Elks; m. Ruth Evans
(Castor) D. Address, 608 Sumner
St, Sheridan, Wyo.
DENMARK, Ellsha Peek Smith, law-
yer; b. Brooks county, Ga., Dec. 4,
1854; s. Thomas I. and Amanda
(Groover) D.; ed. Mercer University,
University of Georgia; initiated by
Georgia Psi, Jan. 3, 1873; affiliated
with (Georgia Beta; brother of Brant-
ley A. Denmark (deceased), Georgia
Beta, and ueWitt C. Denmark (de-
ceased), Georgia Beta, father of
Remer L. Denmark, Georgia Beta,
Augustus H. Denmark, Georgia Beta,
and Thomas I. Denmark, Georgia
Beta; state senator in Georgia,
1880-81, chairman of Lownes County
Board of Education, chairman of
Board of Education of city of Val-
dosta; mem. of law firm of Denmark
and Griffin; m. Mary E. Lane, Jan.
6, 1881. Address, residence, 305 Hill
Ave., West Valdosta, Ga., offllce, 7-9-
11 Strickland Bldg., Valdosta, Ga.
DENT, Stanley Hubert, Jr., lawyer;
member of congress; b. Eufaula,
Ala., Aug. 16, 1869; s. Stanley H. and
Anna Beall (Toung) D.; ed. Southern
University, 1886; initiated by Alar
bama Iota, Nov. 29, 1884, affiliated
with Virginia Omlcron, brother of
E. T. Dent and H. A. Dent Alabama
Iota; once member of supreme coun-
cil of S. A. E.; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Cincinnati, Ohio,
in 1890; United States congressman
from Alabama in sixty-first and sixty-
second congresses; prosecuting at-
torney Montgomery county, Ala.; m.
Etta Tinsley, Louisville, Ky., June
23, 1897. Address, 404 Felder St,
Montgomery, Ala.
DENTON, George Kirkpatrick, lawyer;
b. Webster county, Ky., Nov. 17,
1864; s. Geo. M. and Emma D.; ed.
Ohio Wesleyan University and Bos-
ton University; won annual oratori-
cal contest at Ohio Wesleyan, 1890,
represented it in Ohio State contest,
JS91, taking third place; valedicto-
rian at Boston University, 1893; ini-
tiated by Ohio Delta, Nov. 17, 1888
(charter mem.); delegate to the
Nashville, 8. A. E. Nat'l convention,
1888, Joint founder with H. C. Bm^
ger, Ohio Sigma, of Massachusetts
Beta-Upsllon, opening the way for
New England extension; affiliated
with Massachusetts Beta-UpsUon; m.
Sara L. Chick, Boston, Mass., Dec.
16. 1895. Address, 1108 Powell Ave.,
Evansville, Ind.
DeSILVA, Howard Carpenter, student;
b. Aug. 19, 1887; s. William J. and
Mary A. (Bloodgood) D.; student at
Syracuse University, varsity base-
ball squad. Phi DelU Phi, Devil's
Own Senior Law society; initiated
by New York Delta, Oct 22, 1909.
Address, Arena, N. Y.
DETTELBACH, Frank Clifton, mana-
ager; b. Cleveland, Ohio, July 15,
1876; s. S. E. and Caroline (Fleeing)
D.; ed. Allegheny College, 1899; ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Omega, Sept
21, 1898; manager Newburgh office
The Cleveland Trust Ck>.; thirty-sec-
ond degree Mason, Knight Templar;
m. Marie Louise Shutts, Feb. 12,
1901. Address, 10210 Clifton Blvd.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
DEUEL, Harry Austin, superintendent;
b. Grand Island, Neb., April 12, 1872;
8. W. A. and M. E. D.; ed. Leland
Stanford Junior University, 1898, tak-
ing B. S. degree in mechanical engi-
neering; initiated by California Al-
pha, Sept. 15, 1894; served as presi-
dent of province Eta; delegate to S.
A. E. Nat*l convention, St Louis,
Mo., 1896, to S. A. E. Natl conven-
tion, Boston, Mass., 1900; superin-
tendent Open Hearth Department of
Colorado Fuel and Mac. Co.; m. Mary
Adeline Youngblodt, Dec. 19, 1900.
Address, 205 W. Ormon, Pueblo,
Colo.
DEVOR, Jr., Jenner Hlgbee, student;
b. May 20, 1891; s. Dr. John H. and
Ada B. (Smith) D.; student at Penn-
sylvania State College; manager var-
sity baseball; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Alpha-Zeta, Jan. 18. 1909. Ad-
dress, 126 N. Main St., Chambers-
burg, Penn.
DeWOLF, Tensard, reformer; b. Bnt^
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
71
*eaxL, 1876; s. Heniy DeWolf;
llegbeny College, 1898; presi-
athletic association, editor an-
initiated bj Pennsylvania
a» Oct 12, 1894; secretary of
Toter's Civic league; m. Anne
. Fainirather, June 30, 1902.
MM, residence 8316 Delaware
office, 1374 Frick Bldg. Annex,
lorgh, Penn.
R, Alfred Simpson, student; b.
1 24, 1891; 8. H. P. Simpson and
1 K. D.; student at Syracuse
unity; mem. Double Seven,
r society, 1913 Onondagan board
r Prom committee; initiated by
York Delta, Oct 22, 1909. Ad-
, 29 College St, Montpelier,
James Lee, manufacturer; b.
ton, Iowa, Aug. 19, 1880; s.
el and Delia Ann D.; ed. North-
tm University; board of editors
Syllabus, sophomore treasurer,
imore play and Trig, the fresh-
play; initiated by Illinois Psi-
;a, March 11, 1899; eminent ar-
deputy archon, treasurer,
dcler, assisted in installation of
as Alpha, attended S. A. E. Natl
uition at Kansas City, Mo., 1910,
dent Hutchinson Alumni associa-
of S. A. E.; manufacturer of
ice and cold storage, secretary
^arey Salt Co., secretary of
r Ice and Cold Storage Co.,
tary Hutchinson Interurban
Co., treasurer Hutchinson Salt
president The Pan-Hellenic as-
tion of Hutchinson, Kan.; m.
Jean Handy, May 7, 1907. Ad-
I, 532 First Ave., East Hutchin-
Kan.
RSON, Richard Tunis, lawyer;
llliamstown, Ky., Oct 22, 1884;
m. W. and Cora T. D.; ed. Uni-
ty of Cincinnati, 1906; mar-
, lieutenant of the flag rush,
•all, baseball, Blue Hydra club,
m; initiated by Ohio Epsilon,
80, 1902; eminent archon, her-
and correspondent; mem. Phi
i Phi. Address, residence, 3971
hwood Ave., Rose Hill, Cincin-
office, 403-6 Bell Block, Sixth
Vine Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
DICKINSON, Jacob McQavock, lawyer,
former secretary of war; b. Colum-
bus, Miss., Jan. 30, 1861; s. Henry
and Anna (McGavock) D.; ed. Uni-
versity of Nashville, A. B., 1871, A.
M., 1872; law student at Columbia
University, University of Leip-
zig, and in Paris; initiated by
Tennessee Nu, Oct 10, 1870; active
in the re-organization of the chapter;
at the age of fourteen, toward the
close of the civil war, he enlisted
with some Mississippi volunteers in
the Confederate army and served im-
til the end of the war; practiced law
in Nashville, 1874-99, was assistant
attorney-general of the United States,
1896-7; commissioned for special
service on the supreme bench of Ten-
nessee; practiced law in Chicago,
1899-09; general counsel for the Illi-
nois Central R. R., 1901-9; was coun-
sel for the United States before the
Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, and his
argument won for his country for all
time the territory in dispute. Lord
Chief Justice Alverstone, of England,
who presided over the tribunal, de-
clared Judge Dickinson's presenter
tion of his case, the strongest he had
ever heard. President of the Am-
erican Bar association, 1907-8; he was
elected past eminent supreme ar-
chon (title since changed to honor-
ary) by the S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion held at Memphis, 1904, appointed
secretary of war in the cabinet of
President Taft, 1909, resigning in
1911 to resume the practice of law
in Nashville; has appeared as toast-
masteii and served as speaker at
many S. A. E. banquets, and was
toastmaster of the S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention banquet in Memphis in
1904, where his address on contem-
poraneous political conditions attract-
ed wide attention; m. Martha Over-
ton, of Nashville, Tenn., April 20,
1876. Address, Nashville, Tenn.
DICKINSON, William Lennel, student;
8. Ed. and Annie (Fagan) D.; stu-
dent at University of Oklahoma; ini-
tiated by Oklahoma Kappa, Feb. 3,
1912. Address, Sulphur, Okla.
DICKS, George Eveleth, manufacturer;
b. Natchez, M\ee., S«^1. VI, VWl\ %.
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WHO'S WHO IN B. A. E.
Mr. and Hn. ChKrlM B. Dicks; ed.
GeorglB Initltnte of Todmotcvy,
1910; Bprlntsr on track team; Inltl-
Ued by Georgia Phi, Oct 14, 1K6;
president of the HyattrDtcka Motor
Co. Address, 1904 Palmer Ave., New
Orleans, La.
DICKSON, Hugh !_, lawyer; b. Water
Volley, Mlsa., Aug. IJ, 1871; s. Wm.
R. and Ella P. D.; ed. Dnlverstty ol
Mississippi, 1890; initiated by Miss-
issippi Gamma. Sept IS, 1886; district
attorney, San Barnard Ino county,
California, 1907-09; general counsel
for Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire-
men and Engineers; m. Ola W. Hat-
thews, June 12, 1904. Residence, 819
Indiana Ave., Peoria, TIL, office, 1217
Jefferson Bldg., Peoria. III.
DtEFENDORF, SUnley Rowland, stu-
dent; b. Joly 4, 1890; s. Prank
W, and Nellie D.; student at
Syracuse University; Initiated by
New Tory Delta, Oct. 20, 1911. Ad-
dress, 102 E. Third St., Oswego,
New ToFk.
DIEHL, Samuel Reynolds, student; b.
March 16, 1892; s. James F. and Ara-
bella Erwln (Pomeroy) D.; student at
Gettysburg College; varsity football,
class baseball; Initiated by Pennsyl-
vania mita. Not. 12, 1909. Address,
CsahtowD, Penn.
DILLARD, James 8., United States
army officer; b. Norfolk, Va., 1882:
ed. Tulane University, 1901; Initiated
by Louisiana Tan-Upsllon, Dec. 4,
1897; capUls in the United States
army; m. Elinor Webster Lusk, 1005.
Address, care Adjutant-Oeneral, U.
S. Army, Washington, D. C.
DILLARD, James Hardy, educator; b.
Nanaemond county, Va., Oct 24,
185G; s. James and Sarah Brownrlgg
(Cross) D.; ed. Washington and Lee
University and Tulane University;
Initiated by Virginia Sigma. 1878;
assistant professor mathematics,
Washington and Lee Unlveralty,
1S76-7, principal Rodman School, Nor-
folk, Va., 1877-8! Norfolk Academy,
1882-7, Navy Institute, Washington
U., St Louis, 1887-91, professor Latin,
1891-1907, dean Academic Colleges,
1904-07, Tulane U., president Jeanes
.FiyaadMtioB (for negro rural schools)
since 1907, president Natl conference
Church clubs, 1001-2, New Orleaai
Free Kindergaiten asaodatlan. 189*-
1006, New Orleans Public Library
since 1904; mem. Louisiana State
Board of Education, 1904-08: Sontb-
em Educational Board since 1908;
Board Administration Tnlane Unlve^
sity since 1909; author of Arlthmetle
Exercises, 1B87, selections trom
Wordsworth, 1S90, Fifty Letters of
Cicero, 1902, Aus dem Deutachen
Dlchterwald (Favorite Oerman
Poems), 1903; contributor to news-
papers on educational and economio
subjects; inlUaled by Virginia Sig-
ma, 1873; m. Mary C. Barmanson.
Norfolk, Va., July 5, 1882, 2nd Ava-
rene Llpplncott Bndd, ML Holly. N.
3. Nov. 18, 1899. Address. 571
Andubon St, New Orleans, La.
Dl LLON, Harold Hayward, mercan-
tile; b. Onamosa, Iowa, March 16,
1880; s. William H. and NelUe H.
( Hayward) D. ; ed. Hassachusetta
Institute of Technology, 190S; initi-
ated by MassachusetU Iota-Tan, Sept
S6, 1900; attended S. A. E. Nat'I con-
venUon at Boeton, Mass, 1900; in the
automobile business with The Hud-
son Car Ck>.; m. Carrie Margaret
KolUnger, March !5, 1907. Address,
S29 S. 11th St, Uncoln, Neb.
DILTZ, Russell Alan, student; b. Sept
IS, 1890; 8. Hoses A. and Amanda
U. (March) D.; student at Pardna
University; varsity football for two
years; initiated by Indiana Beta, Jan.
38, 1910. Address. WInamac, Ind.
DIMICK, Daniel 6. mercantile; b.
Lyme. N. H.. Nov. 21, 1878; a. Albert
B. and Mrs. A. B. Dlmlck; ed. Wor-
cester Polytechnic InsUtnte. 1898;
football, treasurer: Initiated by Maft-
sachusetts Delta. March 9, 1806;
vice-president American Casting Co.;
m. Elizabeth A. Clark. Oct 23, 1901.
Address. 1327 Cullom St, Birming-
ham, Ala.
DIM8MORE, Archie Nevada, student;
b. Jan. 2, ISS8; s. Archie J. and Jen*
nle (Boyd) D.: student at Alle-
gheny College; secretary T. M. C. A.,
mem. Glee club '08 and '09, Thobnrn
club; Initiated by PennsylTanto
WHO'S WHO IN t
. E.
Omega, April 16, 1908. Address,
Ford City, Penn.
DINK1N8, Patrick Candlsr, Btndeiit; b.
Not. S6, 1898; b. Samuel C. and Kate
(Caadler) D.; Btndent at UnlTeraltj
<rt the Sooth; InlUated by Oeorgia
Phi. Sept. SS, 1911, affiliated with
Tennessee Omega. Addreaa, EOS N.
Blvd., Atlanta, Ga.
DIVINE, Ellaier Robert, etudent; b.
Aug. 15, 1890; etudent at Iowa State
College; Sigma Sigma; Initiated bj
Iowa Oamma, Uaj l, 1910. Ad-
dreaa. Sycamore, HL
DIXON, William Victor, atudent; b.
SepL S9, 1S91: a. Orlii S. and Blrda
(Wheeler) D.; student at Syracuae
Dnlveralty: Initiated by New York
Delta, Oct 20, 1911; brother of W. C.
DlxoQ, New York Delta. Addreaa,
Warner, New York.
DOAK, Rufua Randolph, mercantile; b.
Lebanon, Tenn., Feb. 19, 1878; a.
John and Buna Vlata (Langford) D.;
eiL Cumberland Unlveralty, B. S.,
189S and Lav, 1896; president Ameae-
faa e an Literary aoctety; Initiated
by Tenneaaee Lambda, Oct. El, 1890;
brother of Samuel Doak, Tenneaaee
Lambda, Errln Doak, Tenneaaee
Lambda; eminent arcbon, depu^ we-
Chon, recorder and treasurer; dele-
gate to S. A. E. Nat'l convention,
Waablngton, D. C, 1894 and S. A.
E. Nat'l conrentlon, Nasbrllle, Ten-
neaaee, 1S98; employee In clerk's ot-
flce congress, 1894-5; clerk and mas-
ter of Wilson Co., Tenn.: m. Bea-
ale Qraham Weir, Not. S, 1900, Ad-
dreaa. Lebanon, 1 enn.
DOAN, Prank Carlaton, DnlTorslty
professor; b. Nelsonvllle, Ohio, Feb.
IS, 1877; a. Charlea H. and Jennie
(Austin) D.; ed. Hiram College, Ohio
State Unlveralty, B. Ph., 1898, Har-
Tard Unlveralty, A. M., 1900, Ph. D.,
1904; PU Beta Kappa, editor-in-chief
Lantern and HaUo. president of Ora-
torical asBociatlan; Initiated by Ohio
Theta. Oct, 1896, afllllated with Has-
■aehosetta Gamma, 189S-99; rlsltor at
proTlnce Delta couTentlon, Colum-
bus. Ohl<^ 1898; compiler and author
of Hock Ritual sanctioned by S. A. I
E. Natl couTentlon at Naahrllle,
Tenn.. 1898; proteaaor of peyohology j
and ediK-alioii, Ohio Itniverait)';
lueiu. American Psychological asso-
ciation, American Philoaophlcal as-
sociation, American Aaaociatlon for
the AdTancement of Science, associ-
ate mem. of the Society for Physical
Research (English), associate mem.
or American Society for Physical R»
search, International Ckingreaa for
the History of Religions, Inter-
na tlonaler Kongreas for Phlloso-
phla, International Council ot
Unitarian and Other Liberal Think-
ers and Workers, Religious Educa-
tion association, Brahmo-BomaJ of
Calcutta (India), honorary mem. of
the Japanese Unitarian association;
autbor of Religion and the Modem
Mind; traTeled lu Germany, 1906,
19US, In France, 1911; m. laabel WIl-
eon, July ^d, 1900. Address, 519
Chestnut St, HeadTille. Penn.
DOAN, Norman Eugens, county law lib-
rarian; b. Sacramento, Cal., July 8,
iSSti; s. Warren E. and KltUe E. D.;
ed. Leland Stanford Junior Unlver-
Rlt.v, 1909; class treasurer; initiated
by California Alpha, 1906; county law
librarian, Sacramento county, CaL
Address, Courthouse, Sacramento,
Cal.
DOCKERY, Claudius^ lawyer; b. Han-
gnm, N. C, April 4. 1865; s. OIlTor
H. and Sallie (Dumas) D.; ed. Dnl-
versity of North Carolina, 1887;
Salutatorian of class, president ot
law class, Judge of Moot court, mem.
of Phi Theta Phi, president Dealectic
society, won RepreaentatiTe Medal at
commencement, 1S86; Initiated by
North Carolina XI. Feb. 21, 1885;
eminent archon; delegate to S.
A. E. Nat'l convention at Co-
lumbia, S. C, 1887; to S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, Pittsburgh
Penn., 1S93, *o S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention, Washington, D. C, 1894, to
S. A. E. Nat'l couTention, St Louis,
Mo., 1896. presided over S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Pittsburgh, elect-
ed eminent deputy aupreme archon at
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, Washing-
ton, D. C, 1894; vice counsul-general,
Rio Janerio, Brasll; mem. North
Carolina legislature, 1896-97, mem.
executive commVUm (it \]K« VMxt. ^
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
trustees. University of North Caro-
lina^ United States marshall, eastern
district of North Carolina, second
term; traveled in South America;
mem. I. O. O. F.; m. Maud May Ry-
der, April 16, 1900. Address, 411 Elm
St, Raleigh, N. C.
DOHONEY, Alfred P^ lawyer; b. Paris,
Texas, March 8, 1867; s. Eben L. and
Mary (Johnson^ D.; ed. University
of Texas, 1889; initiated by Texas
Rho, Jan., 1887; brother of E. L.
Dohoney, Jr., Texas Rho; Mason.
Address, residence, 623 Pine BlufT
St., Paris, Tex., office, 217 N. Main
St., Paris, Tex.
DOLE, Charles Elbert, banker; b. Leb-
anon, N. H., May 4, 1886; s. Charles
A. and Helen (Stevens) D.; ed. Dart-
mouth College, 1909; initiated by
New Hampshire Alpha, May 2, 1908.
Address, Lebanon, N. H.
DONNELLY, Joseph F^ student; b.
Aug. 7, 1889; s. M. Donnelly and
Emily (Bryant) D.; student at Penn-
sylvania State College; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Oct 8,
1910. Address, 743 S. 15th St., Phila-
delphia, Penn.
DONNEN, Ralph Royal, student; s.
Royal J. D.; student at University of
Denver; initiated by Colorado Zeta,
Nov. 17, 1908. Address, 1640 Eigh-
teenth Ave., Denver, Colo.
DOOLITTLE, Lewis Joseph, patent at-
torney; b. Plantsville, Conn., Dec. 9,
1868; 8. Joseph R. and Cornelia H.
(Paddock) D.; ed. Cornell Univer-
sity, M. E., 1893, and New York Uni-
versity Law School; Cornell Con-
grress, class historian. New York Law
School; initiated by New York Alpha,
May 17, 1892; eminent archon; dele-
gate to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Chattanooga, Tenn., 1892, Pittsburgh,
Penn., 1893, Washington, D. C, 1894,
Atlanta, Oa., 1906, Atlantic City, N. J.,
1909, Kansas City, Kan., 1910, dele-
gate to province Beta convention,
1910, president of province Beta, 1892-
93, 1910, president New York Alumni
association, 191041; 2nd lieutenant
let Connecticut Volunteer Infantry,
Spanish-American war, also served
on general court martial board;
specialist in patent and trade-mark
law; vice-president and directi^ Hy-
gienic Soap Granulator Co., director
U. S. Alloy Co., formerly president
and director Manhattan Switchboard
Co.; mem. Cornell University asso-
ciation of Brooklyn; m. Minnie Ran-
dall, July 15, 1898. Address, 2 Rector
St, New York City.
DOPP, James Lawrence, student; b.
fiept 28, 1892; s. G. W. and Sarah K
(Walsh) D.; student at University of
Minnesota; mem. Adelphlan club,
Theta Tau; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, March 9, 1911. Address, 719
Ellis Ave., Ashland, Wis.
DORRANCE, Arthur Calbraith, stu-
dent; b. June 21, 1898; s. John and
Eleanor Gillingham (Thompson) D ;
student at Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; class vice-president,
class relay team; initiated by Massa-
chusetts lotarTau, Nov. 12, 1910;
brother of John Thompson Dorrance,
Massachusetts lotarTau. Address,
1700 Pine St., Philadelphia, Penn.
D0R8EY, Erastus Roy, lawyer; b. At-
lanta, Ga., Nov. 10, 1885; s. Judge
Rufus T. and Sarah (Bennett) D.;
ed. University of Georgia, 1906, U. S.
Military Academy, 1908, Columbia
University; mem. Casque and Gaunt-
let, Thalian Dramatic club. Cotillion
club, Aniversarian Literary society.
Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, Hamil-
ton Court, Columbia; captain varsity
track, varsity football, editor and
business manager *'Red and Black,"
president Glee club; initiated by
Georgia Beta, Sept. 14, 1902; eminent
deputy archon, delegate to province
convention, Columbus, Ga., 1905, and
Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l convention,
1906; brother of Cornelius Dawson
Dorsey, Georgia Beta. Address,
Third Natl Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
DORSEY, Llewellyn Morse, student; b.
Oct 13, 1892; s. Mr. and Alwilda
(Marshall) D.; student at University
of Maine; freshman football; initiated
by Maine Alpha, Nov. 17, 1911. Ad-
dress, Augusta, Me.
D08H, Roy Huntley, lawyer; b. Stuart,
Iowa, July 29, 1876; s. Jacob R. and
Abba M. D.; ed. Simpson College,
Ohio Wesleyan University, A. B.,
1900, A. M. 1907; varsity football.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
to
tennis championship three times; initi-
ated by Iowa Sigma, April 8, 1893, lat-
er affiliated with Ohio Delta; eminent
archon, delegate province convention,
Ann Arbor, 1899; city attorney; au>
thor of Treatise on Red Polled Cat-
tle; traveled in Mexico; mem. Mason-
ic order; m. Cora M. Peters, 1902.
Address, Stuart, Iowa.
DOUGLAS, Archibald Hugh, Ensign U.
5. Navy; b. Bennettsville, S. C, Feb.
8, 1885; s. Archibald Jennings and
Mrs. D.; ed. University of Tennessee
and U. S. Naval Academy, 1908; class
president, baseball, wrestling, crew,
football (captain at Annapolis, 1907),
leader oi class German, mem. hop
committee; initiated by Tennessee
Kappa, Oct 1, 1901; traveled in Eng-
lan, France, Denmark, Sweden, Rus-
sia, Germany, Canada; mem. Moun-
tain City club, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Army and Navy clubs, New York and
Washington, D. C; in engineering
office, U. S. S. New Hampshire. Ad-
dress U. S. S. New Hampshire, care
Postmaster, New York City.
DOUGLAS, Howard Milner, farmer; b.
Mcintosh, Ala., Nov. 16, 1890; s. How-
ard and Bessie (Milner) D.; ed. Vir-
ginia Military Institute; baseball
squad; initiated by Virginia Theta,
Oct 24, 1909; mem. Mobile Yacht
club. Address, Mcintosh, Ala.
DOUGLAS, James McDowell, college
professor; b. Blackstock, S. C, Sept
6, 1867; s. James and Margaret (Mc-
Etowell) D.; ed. Davidson College, A.
B., 1893, Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity; president En society, varsity
team three years, first honor last
two years; initiated by North Caro-
lina Theta, Sept 20, 1890; professor
of Natural Philosophy, Davidson Col-
lege since 1902; brother of J. L., R.
Lu, and David Douglas, North Caro-
lina Theta; m. Annie Bella Munroe,
May 27, 1909. Address, Davidson
College, Davidson, N. C.
DOUGLASS, Shannon Clay, Jr., lawyer;
b. St. Louis, Mo., Sept 29, 1887; s.
Shannon Clay and Nellie H. (Burr)
D.; ed. University of Missouri, 1910;
mem. "Tomb and Key," "Mounds,"
(jnnlor society), chairman junior
prom, varsity track team, 1906, 1907
(captain 1908), mem. Phi Alpha Del-
ta legal fraternity; initiated by Mis-
souri Alpha, Sept, 1906; eminent
treasurer and archon, visitor at Kan-
sas City S. A. E. Nat'l convention;
mem. Kansas City Athletic club;
brother of William Burr Douglass,
Missouri Alpha. Residence, 2619
Forest Ave., office, 814 N. T. Life
BIdg., Kansas City, Mo.
DOWD, Arthur King, student; b. Feb.
8, 1893; s. Patrick H. and Ellen
(King) D.; student at Syracuse Uni-
versity; mem. freshmen and sopho-
more debating teams, stafT "0aily
Orange;" initiated by New York
Delta, Oct 20, 1910. Address, 205
Bellevue Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
DOWLING, Linnaeus Wayland, Univer-
sity professor; b. Medina, Mich., Dec.
7, 1867; s. Philip Henry and Diana
Theodosia D.; ed. Adrian College,
Clark University, Royal Univer-
sity Turin, Italy, University of
Wisconsin; mem. Sigma Xi hon-
orary fraternity; initiated by
Wisconsin Alpha, Feb. 7, 1903, (char-
ter member); assistant professor of
mathematics. University of Wiscon-
sin; mem. Americ&n Mathematical
society, Wisconsin Academy of
Science, Circolo Mathematigo di Pal-
mero; author "Conformal Representa-
tion of Certain Triangles;" travel
and study in Europe 1905-1906; m.
Jessie S. Clapp, Sept 12, 1899. Ad-
dress, 2 Roby Road, Madison, Wis.
DOWNE, Edward Reynolds, engineer;
b. Fitchburg, Mass., Aug. 16, 1888; s.
Henry S. and Helen (Page) D.; ed.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
1910; initiated by Massachusetts Del-
ta; eminent archon, 1910; delegate
province Alpha convention, 1910;
travel and study in England, France
and Switzerland; equipment depart-
ment, American Radiator Co. Ad-
dress, care Nationale Radiator Ges-
ellschaft m. b. H., Shonebeck, Elbe,
Germany.
DR06TE, Henry F., lawyer; b. St
Louis, Mo., May 28, 1880; s. Henry
and Emana (Leidner) D.; ed. at
Washington University, 1901; initi-
ated by Missouri Beta; eminent ar-
chon; secTetaT7-tt«%aMT«t %\.. \a>q&s^
7«
WHO'S WHO IN B. A. B.
Alumni tMoclatlon, 8. A. E., delegate
to province Zeta convention, Kuuu
Clt7, 1901 and ISDS, and Lincoln,
1B05, president and ylce-prealdent
province Zeta, delegate to S. A. El.
Nat'l convention, MempUe, 1B04;
mem. 44th and 46th general as-
sembly of HlBBourl. Addren, San
Diego, Cal.
DR08TE, Herbert H, mercantile; b.
St LoulB, Hluonri. Aug. IS, 1888;
a. Henrr and Emana (Leidner) D.;
ed. Washington Unlversitj, 1911; Init-
iated by Hlisouri Beta, Feb. 11. IBOS;
brother of Henry P. Droete, Hiasourl
BeU; wlUi James H. Forbes Co. Ad-
dresi, 8817 Ashland Ave., St. Louie,
Ho.
DRUM, Raymond Borland, superinten-
dent; b. sure Oaks. Penn., March 1,
1888; s. Robert B. and Sarah A.
<HoCleflse) D.; ed. Allegheny College,
1910; varsity basebaU. QolU chib,
manager College weekly; Initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Feb. S, IBOT;
brother of Ed. C. Drum, Pennsylvania
Omega; eminent archon, deputy arch-
on and recorder; superintendent of
coal mine. Address, California. Penn.
DRYER, Thomas Bailey, civil and min-
ing engineer; b. Birmingham, Ala.,
Jan. 11, 1889; s. J. B. and Alice
(Griggs) D.; ed. Alabama Polytechnic
Institute, 1908; captain varsity bas-
ketball, director Olee club, associate
edltoi^ln-chlet of College paper; Initi-
ated by Alabama Alpha-Mu, Sept. 14,
1906; eminent archon and correspon-
dent; with Ann of Motley and Dryer,
consulting engineers. Address, e!2
Woodward Bldg., Birmingham, Ala.
DUBOIS, Clayton Conrad, student; b.
March IS, 1S91; s. M. and Eatherlne
(Both) D.; student at University of
South Dakota; orchestra; Initiated
by South DakoU Sigma, Nov. 1, 1911.
Address, CentrevUle, 8. D.
DUDLEY, Benjamin Harmon, civil engi-
neer; b. Constable, New York, Jan.
SI, 1886; B. Harvey J. and Carrie
M. (Harmon) D.; ed. Dartmouth Col-
lege. 1909; mem. Qamma Alpha; Initi-
ated by New Hampshire Alpha, May
S, 1908; eminent deputy archon; clvl»
aiWlneer with N. Y. G. ft H. R. R. R.
Address, 95 ColumUa St, AUmny, H.
Y.
DUFF. Jacob Roy, student; b. Aug. U,
1892; s. M. W. and Mary A. (Boeior)
D.; student at Ohio State nniversity;
Lambda Tan Rho, senior social com-
mlttae, Pan-Hellenic representative
1911-lS. Address, 7S Fourteenth Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio.
DUFFEE, Daniel Jackson, chemist; b.
Oranleeton, Alabama. July 8, 188S:
B. WlUlam H. and Elizabeth (Qran-
lee) D.; ed. Alabama Polytechnic In-
stUute, 1909; first lieutenant in corps
or cadetB; hiltlated by Alabama
Alpha-Mu, Feb. 2, 1907; eminent
deputy archon. Address, S018 Ave-
nue F., Enaley, Ala,
DUNCAN, Robert Selman, student; b.
June SO, 1892; s. N. B. and Daaie
(Bowles) D.; student at Emory Col-
lege; Initiated by Georgia EpsUon,
Sept. 81, 1911; brother of J. R. Don-
can, Georgia BpsUon. Address,
Douglas vllle, Qa.
DUNCAN, William Adolphus, United
States army surgeon; b. FrankUn,
Ky.. March 31, 1911; s. Dr. George
W. and Dorlnda A. D.; ed. Kentucky
Slate College, B, M. E., 1897, Vander-
bllt University, H. D., 1903, United
States Army Medical School, 1906;
class poet, representative of engl-
neerlng department at Kentucky
State College, winner claBs scholar-
Bh1|>B 1900-01 and 1901-02, Glenn
Medical, 1902. Founders Hedal snd
City Hospital Intemesblp, 1902-03,
Hoff Memorial Medal Army Medical
School, 1906; initiated by Tennessee
Nu. Nov. 9, 1901; captain In Medical
Corps, U. S. A, Address, U. S. Army
Field Medical Supply department.
Washington, D. C.
DUNHAM, Sturges Sigler, lawyer; b.
Toledo. Ohio, Nov. 28, 1874; s. Ed-
mund S. and Anna H. D.; ed. Ohio
Wesleyan University 1897; Phi Beta
Kappa; Initiated by Ohio Delta,
SepL 26, 1898; eminent correspon-
dent; attended province Delta con-
vention, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894; m.
Stella Warren Secreet, 1906. Ad-
dress, 149 Broadway, New York City.
buNLAP, Walter Davie, secreUry; b.
I Selma, Ala., Aug. 2, 1871; s. WlUlam
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
Dukes and Anne (Davie) D.; ed. Ala-
bama AgricultuiiU and Mechaakcal
College and Alabama PolTtecbnlc la-
ctate; Junior apeaker; Initiated by
AUbama Alpbo-Ho. Oct, 14, 1886;
eminent corrMpondent, aasoclate
editor of Record; mem. New York
S. A. EL Alumni aasoclatlon. Ad-
dress, 84 W. 46Ui St, New Tork City.
DUNN, Freeman Heaaton, student; b.
Feb. 8, 1891; s. Ed. L. and Kate
(Heaston) D.; student atUnlversltyot
Ofclalioma; Olee club soloist, Arthur
Vbote Huelc club; Initiated by Okla-
homa Kappa, April 13, ISll. Address,
4SS W. 14tb St, Oklalioma City. Okla.
DUNN, Joseph Turner, lawyer; b.
Greensboro, Hiss., July 1867; s. Capt
J. B. and Ulssnln B. D.; ed. Unlver-
aitr of HlsalBBlppl, 1887, Cumberland
UnlTersity, L. L. B., 1891; president
Phllomethean Law society, Cumber^
land UnlTerslty; iniUated by HlsBle-
dppl Gamma, Oct. 188S; affiliated
with Tennessee Lambda; eminent
oorreapondent; mem. of all Demo-
cratic state conventions since 1888,
delegate to Democratic National con-
VMition, 1B04; judge of the circuit
for the 5th Judicial district of Ulssla-
slppi; m. Budora De Lashmet Feb. 9,
189S. Address, Eupora, Webster
countT. Hiss.
DUNN, Ralph Knox, Insurance; b. Arka-
delphla. Ark.. March 1, 1887; e. B. J.
and Carrie B. D.; ed. Dnlrerslty of
Arkansas, 1S07; initiated by Arkan-
sas Alpba-npsilon, Nov. 11, 1904;
Tice-prealdent of the Oklahoma City
S. A. E. Alumni association; sgencr
cashier for the American Home Life
Insurance Co. Address, 100041 Col-
cord Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla.
DURST, Robert Johnston, mercantile;
b. Peoria, ni., Jan. 8, 188E; s. Charles
E. and Laura J. (Miles) D.; ed. Case
School of Applied Science, 1906; man-
ager freshman football; initiated by
Ohio Rho, Feb. IS, 1905, (charter
member). Address, 1519 First Na-
tional Bank Bldg., Cincinnati, O.
DURHAM, Frank HIM, student; b. May
«, 1888: s. R. L. and Carry (Hill) D.;
student at University of Minnesota;
Initiated by Minnesota Alpha, Oct 18,
6. E. Mlnneaijolis, Minn.
DWIGHT, Herbert Bancroft, UnlTersity
profeeeor; b. Windsor Locks, Conn.,
May 3, 1879; s. William Alfred and
Rosanna (Bancroft) D.; ed. University
or Colorado, 1904; class historian,
1901 engineers, secretary and treasur-
er oF sophomore. Junior and senior
claeses ; Initiated by Colorado Chi.
Oct. 27, 1900; eminent archon and
chronicler, trustee of the chapter; del-
egate to province Eta convention Den-
ver. 1903; acted as eminent warden
at the InBtallatlon of Oklahoma Kap-
pa; professor of mechanical engineer^
!ng at the University of Okla-
lahoma; mem. of Dwight and
BoBwell, Engineers; association A L
E. E., mem. gas. electric and railway
aaBocIatlon of Oklahoma, mem. of Ok-
labomsi Academy of Science; m. Ivy
Ethel Campbell, Denver, Colo., Dec.
27, 1905. Address, Box 707, Norman,
Okla.
DYSART, George Philip, student; b.
Nachusa, 111.. Jan. 25, 1890; s. Collins
and Ida (Johnson) D.; student at
Northwestern University; varsity
football and basketball squads, soplto-
more football; Initiated by Ullnols
PBl-Omega, Feb. JO, 1910; eminent
warden, steward, acted as eminent
warden at the Installation of lUinoIs
Delta. Address, 319 8. Crawford Ave.,
Dlion. m
E
EAGLETON, Harold Falrburn, student;
b. Nov. 25, 1889; s. Charles Henry and
Catherine Lent (CofSn) E.; student
at St. Stephen's College; Initiated by
New York Slgma-Phl, March 9, 1910;
AddreBB, Brldgehampton, Long Island,
N. Y.
EATON, Robert Byers, student; b. Ree
Hei^htB, South Dakota, June 9, 1886;
B. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. E.; ed.
Dartmouth College, 1909, at present
student at Boston University Law
School; Initiated by New Hampshire
Alpha, May 2, 1908; eminent warden.
Address. 43 Rockland St, Rozbury,
EATON, Stanley Gale; b. Montpelier,
78
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Vt, March 18, 1889; 8. F. L. and LdUi-
an (Gale) E.; ed. Dartmouth College,
1911; Phi Beta Kappa, ylce-president
senior class, scholarship honors; in-
itiated by New Hampshire Alpha, May
1908, (charter mem.) ; eminent archon
and chronicler; attended province con-
vention Worcester 1910; traveled in
Europe 1911. Address, 2902 Jackson
street, Sioux City, la.
ECKMAN, Arthur W., lawyer; b. Vicks-
burg. Miss., April 11, 1885; s. John W.
and Mada E.; ed. University of Texas,
1907, University of Southern Califor-
nia; class treasurer; assistant direc-
tor of gymnasium; Phi Delta Phi at
Southern California; initiated by Tex-
as Rho, March 10, 1904; eminent treas-
urer. Residence, 123 S. Bunker Hill
Ave., office, suite 204, Higgins Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
EDMONDS, Audley Rexford, student; b.
Jan. 1, 1891; s. A. J. and Sara A. (Say)
E.; student at Allegheny College; ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Omega, Feb.
18, 1911. Address, Bruin, Penn.
EDWARDS, Benjamin Johnsten, lawyer.
Judge, legislator; b. Monroe, Ga., 1859;
s. John Prior and Catherine Jane E.;
ed. University of Georgia, 1879;
champion debater Demosthenian soci-
ety; sophomore. Junior and senior
speaker; adjutant University corps of
cadets ; initiated by Georgia Beta, fall
of 1876; general assembly of Georgia,
1909-1910. Judge of Walton county
court, 1891-1905, clerk Superior court,
1891; delegate to Georgia State Demo-
cratic convention 1892, mayor of Mon-
roe 1888-9; associate editor of Walton
Vidette 1880-81, practice law 1879-
1891; m. Mollie Neel Walker, 1881,
(deceased). Address, Broad street,
Monroe, Ga.
EQLIN, Henry Wirt Thomas, U. S. army
officer; b. Fairfto Court House, Va.;
s. Benjamin and Ann (Thomas) E.;
ed. Virginia Military Institute 1905;
class president, vadedictorian; initi-
ated by Virginia Theta, Sept 1904;
delegate Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l con-
tion, 1906; delegate province Gamma
convention Washington, D. C, 1905;
First Lieutenant United States Cav-
alry; m. Patty Alvord Johnston, Dec.
7, 1909. General address, care War
Dept, Washington, D. C.
EH RICH, Howard, financier; b. New
York City, April 5, 1888; ed. ComeU
University, 1905; manager track and
cross country teams, captain golf team,
chairman senior ball committee. Alpha
Samach, Sphinx Head; initiated by
New York Alpha; eminent archon;
attended Washington S. A. B. Natl
convention, 1901. Address, 43 Ex-
change Place, New York City.
EINSTEIN, Robert Stuart, student; b.
August 11, 1890; s. Joseph E. and
Ella Florence (Rinehart) E.; student
at Dickinson College; Comus club.
Junior committee, dramatic club. Col-
lege comedy; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Sigma-Phi, Oct 19, 1908. Ad-
dress, 133 S. Pitt St, Carlisle, Penn.
EI8ENBERS, Percy Oliver, student; b.
May 29, 189i; s. George William and
Elizabeth Dorathea( Schomaker) K;
student at Cornell University. Ad-
dress, 3344 PerrysviUe Ave., N. S.
Pittsburgh, Penn.
EI8ENMAN, Edgar S., student; b.
March 4, 1892; s. S. A. and A. E. (Suf-
folk) E.; student at University of
Pennsylvania. Address, 101 Du Bois
Ave., Du Bois, Penn.
ELDRED, Arthur Gordon, lawyer; s.
Charles Franklin and Emma (West)
E.; ed. Harvard University, 1905; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
May 17, 1901; m. Marie Wheeler, June
8, 1910. Address, Warren, Penn.
ELDREDQE, Alton WInnlfred, lawyer;
b. S. Harwich, Mass., April 15, 1879;
s. William A. and Emma D. E.; ed.
Brown and Boston Universities, 1902;
initiated by Massachusetts Beta-Up-
silon, March 16, 1901; eminent arch-
on; mem. law firm of Eldredge and
Pierce; m. M. Ella Sargent, Dec. 12,
1906. Address, 78 Vermont St, Boston,
Mass.
ELLIOTT, George Koch, chemist and
metallurgist; b. Sidney, Ohio, Aug. 21,
1888; s. Charles A. and Anna Caro-
line (Kinsinger) E.; ed. University
of Cincinnati, 1903; captain varsity
football and track, baseball; a found-
er of the Weekly News; mem. of the
Forum; chairman class day commit-
tee; initiated by Ohio Bpsilon, Oct
18, 1899; chief chemist and metal-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
79
lurgiat The Limfcenhelmer Co., di-
rector natural science department
Cincinnati Technical School, 1903-4;
lecturer and writer on metallurgy
and steam engineering; mem. Am-
erican Chemical society. Society of
Chemical Industry, American Society
for Testive Materials, Intematiomd
Association for Testive Materials,
Ohio Society for Mechanical, Electri-
cal and Steam Engineers, Mason.
Address, 2110 Fulton Ave., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
ELLIOTT, Roy Wllllan\ student; b.
May 14, 1893; s. William W. and
Julia C. E.; student at University of
Michigan; initiated by Michigan Iota-
Beta, Nov. 25, 1911; brother of Har-
old A. Elliott, S. A. E. Address, 224
S. Mount Vernon St, Prescott, Ariz.
ELLIS, Leonard Richard, physician
and surgeon; b. Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
June 2, 1874; s. Evander C. and Mary
Lavlnia (Taylor) E.; ed. Bethel Col-
lege, 1893, Vanderbilt University, 1899,
class president at Vanderbilt, Philo-
mathean Literary society at Bethel;
initiated by Kentucky Iota, Oct. 16,
1892, later affiliated with Tennessee
Nu, 1896; delegate to Washington, D.
C, S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1902,
president Arkansas Alumni associa-
tion, S. A. E.; president board of
health, city physician, alderman,
major surgeon Arkansas Nat'l
guards, surgeon for Rock Island and
Iron Mountain railroad, assistant sur-
geon general United Sons of Confed-
erate Veterans; mem. American
Medical association, American Rail-
way Surgeons associations, Rock Is-
land Surgeons association, U. S.
Military Surgeons association, Ark-
ansas State Medical association,
Mississippi Valley association; lived
in Mexico one year; Shrine, Knight
Templar and all Masonic orders. Elk;
m. Edna Alta Cobum, June 15, 1904.
Address, Hot Springs, Ark.
ELVIN8, Polltte, lawyer, former con-
gressman; b. St. Francois county.
Mo., March 16, 1878; s. Jesse M. and
Zelma (Politte) E.; ed. University
of Missouri, 1899; class historian;
initiated by Missouri Alpha, Dec. 16,
1898; mem. 6l8t U. S. congress, elec-
toral College, 1904; m. Florence
Kells, Nov. 25, 1901. Address, El-
vins, Mo.
ELWANQ, William Wilson, clergyman;
b. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 16, 1865; ed.
Southwestern Presbyterian Univer-
sity, 1887, University of Missouri,
1902, Westminister College; Phi Beta
Kappa at Missouri, Phi Delta Phi;
initiated by Tennessee Zeta, Oct,
1884 ; delegate Columbia, S. C, S. A. E.
constitutional convention, 1888, Co-
lumbia, S. C, S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1888; attended the Kansas
City S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1910, grand historian, 1888-92;
mem. general assembly, 1894, 1898,
1904, Moderator Synod of Missouri,
1907; author "Social Function of Re-
ligious Belief;" translator of Paul-
sen's "German Universiries;" m.
Margaret Horsman (deceased), July
1, 1891. Address, Tenth St and
Broadway, Columbia, Mo.
ELY, Edwin Williams; b. Dec. 1, 1890;
s. Thomas T. and Rebecca Oracle E.;
student at St. Stephen's College, foot-
ball. Glee club. Athletic association,
Deutcher Zirkel, assistant science
laboratory; initiated by New York
SigmarPhi, Nov. 19, 1909, eminent
chronicler, delegate province Beta
convention, New York, 1910. Ad-
dress, 73 West 88th St, New York
City.
ELY, Robert Herman, student; b. Aug.
17, 1890; 8. Henry Sesson and Mary
Celina (Abbott) E.; student at Uni-
versity of Minnesota, editor School
of Mines Society Bulletin, chairman
auditing committee Junior ball asso-
ciation, Sigrma Rho, mining fratern-
ity. Gopher board. Masquers; initi-
ated by Minnesota Alpha, Oct 2,
1909. Address, 620 Boulevard W.,
Duluth, Minn.
EMMERSON, Ray J., lawyer; b. Albi-
on. 111., May 4, 1883; s. Morris and
Ida E.; ed. University of Illinois,
1906, Theta Kappa Nu, Political Sci-
ence club. Moot court; Initiated by
Illinois Beta, April 1, 1904; m. Marie
A. Schilling at Lincoln, 111., April 14,
1909. Address, 410-12 Brown-Marx
Bldg., Birmingham, Ala.
EMERSON, TheopKllus Roy; b. Emer-
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
son, N. Y., March 5. 1888; ed. at Cor-
neU Unlveniity, 1906; initiated by
New York Alpha, Oct 18, 1901; m.
Bmily McCall, Dec. 18, 1904. Ad-
dress, 157-9 Duane St, New York
City.
EMERSON, Walter Bradbury, student;
b. Aug. 81, 1890; s. Bradbury and
Lillian Florence B.; ed. University
of Maine, junior prom, committee,
aid sophomore hop, secretary and
treasurer, A. S. M. E.; initiated by
Maine Alpha, Nov. 17, 1911. Ad-
dress, 258 Alfred St, Biddeford, Me.
EN 08, Herbert Cory, mining engineer;
b. Jerseyyille, IlL, May 5, 1882; s.
Chas. W. and Sarah E.; ed. at Co-
lumbia University, 1906; senior so-
ciety Nacoms, varsity football, sub
varsity crew, president senior min-
ing society; initiated by New York
Mu, Oct 17, 1902; eminent archon;
examining engineer for London EiX-
ploration Co., manager Tehauntipec
Silver Mines Co., office Mexico City
as consulting engineer. Address,
Quirk Bldg., Oante No. 1, Mexico, D.
P.
ENSIGN, Charles Sidney, Jr., lawyer;
b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1875; s.
Charles bidney and Angeline Faxan
(Barker) E.; ed. at Harvard, 1899,
Boston University, 1903, class vice-
president, graduated cum laude; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Beta-Upsi-
lon, March 15, 1902; mem. American
Bar association; m. Florence Shep-
ard Page, Oct 11, 1905. Residence,
293 Franklin St, Newton, Mass.,
office, 30 Court St, Boston, Mass.
ERB, George Krause, student; b. July
30, 1894; s. Samuel and Mary Shindel
(Krause) E.; student at Pennsylva-
nia State University; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Oct 21,
1911. Address, 31 S. Seventh St,
State College, Penn.
EPPERSON, Clarence Craig, lawyer;
b. WUliston, Fla., Nov. 11, 1887; s.
J. B. and Pencie A. (Willis) E.; ed.
at Mercer University, University of
Florida, junior and senior class presi-
dent, John Marshall Debating soci-
ety. Athletic association; initiated
by (Georgia Psi, fall term, 1906; candi-
date for House of Representatives,
Florida legislature, bill clerk Florida
legislatore, 1911 session. Address,
Williston, Fla.
ERNST, Harry A., lawyer; b. Green-
Cord, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1868; s. Jonathan
and Margaret E.; ed. at Buchtel Cot
lege. Mount Union College; initiated
by Ohio Sigma, Jan., 1890. Address,
6 B. )<*ederal St, Youngstown, Ohio.
ESKRIDQE, John Marshall, lawyer; b.
Dresden, Tenn., Sept 28, 1877; s.
Benjamin Jc^mston and Catherine
Frances E.; ed. at University of
Texas, 1904; initiated by Texas Rho,
Jan. 27, 1904; city attorney four
years, Waxahachie, Texas; mem.
law firm Cobbs, Eskridge & Cobbs;
of San Antonio; m. May Boyer of
Willacy, May 8, 1908. Address, Cen-
tral Bldg., San Antonio, Texas.
ESHELMAN, Fayette Clinton, student;
b. July 4, 1890; s. U. H. and Jane
(Carrier) E.; ed. at Allegeny (Al-
lege, at present student at Bucknell
College, Annual board, Theta Delta
Tau, Phi Delta Sigma; initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Nov. 11, 1909,
affiliated with Pennsylvania Zeta,
Sept 29, 1910. Address, 15 W. Park
St., Franklin, Penn.
EVANS, Arthur Fred» lawyer; b. South-
bridge, Mass., Nov. 5, 1877; s. Frank
H. and Julia R. (Jones) B.; ed. at
Boston University; mem. Cap and
Gk)wn committee, graduated com
laude; initiated by Massachusetts
BetarUpsilon, Feb. 16, 1901; special
justice, district court of Winchen-
don, Mass., town clerk since 1909;
past presiding officer in Grange, I.
O. O. F., deputy great sachem. Im-
perial O. R. M.; m. Marguerite J.
Cross, Jan. 1, 1908. Address, 408
Central St, Wlnchendon, Mass.
EVANS, Charles Tyndall, educator, au-
thor; b. Olen Moore, Penn., July 14,
1872; s. Samuel and Annie M. E.;
ed. at Dickinson College, 1896, Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, Phi Beta
Kappa, Sigma Xi (honorary scien-
tific), first honors in class for four
years, valedictorian, class president
John Tyndal Fellowship in physics
at Pennsylvania, 1899-1901; initiated
by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi, Sept
23, 1892, attended Washington, D. C,
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
SI
5. A. E. Naf 1 conyention, 1894, buBi-
nesB manager of the catalogue of
1893, president of province Beta,
1894; instructor physics and chem-
istry in The Hill School, author of a
chemical arithmetic, 1909; mem.
American Chen^cal society. Ad-
dress, The Hill School, Pottstown,
Penn.
EVANS, David Howard, lawyer; b.
Philadelphia, Penn., Oct 13, 1878; s.
David and Mary (Adelle) E.; ed. at
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, 1900, University of Pennsylvania,
1902; initiated by Massachusetts
lota-Tau, March 9, 1897, later affili-
ated with Pennsylvania Theta, of
which chapter he was a joint-found-
er; delegate to the Atlantic City, 1909,
and Kansas City, 1910, S. A. E. Nat'l
conventions; attended the Boston S.
A. E. Natl convention, 1900; presi-
dent of the Philadelphia Alumni as-
sociation; vice-president of Province
Beta; mem. of the law firm of Hig-
gins, McNeill and Evans; m. Miss
Kelly. Address, 1428 Land Title
Bldg., Philadelphia, Penn.
EVANS, Edgar James, student; b. May
6, 1888; s. William J. and Essie
(Powell) E.; student at Northwest-
em University; initiated by Illinois
Psi-Omega, Oct 16, 1910; eminent
chaplain; brother of William Henry
Ehrans, Ohio Sigma. Address, 312
Camp Ave., Braddock, Penn.
EVANS, William Henry, rancher; b.
Pittsburgh, Penn., 1876; s. William
J. and Essie (Powell) E.; ed. at Mt
Union College; mem. Glee club; in-
itiated by Ohio Sigma, May 18, 1896;
mem. Masonic Order, Elks; brother
Edgar James Eva^^s, Illinois Psl-Ome-
ga. Address, 4X Ranch, Coachella,
CaL
EVAUL, Joel Wilbur, mercantile; b.
Palmyra, N. J., Jan. 2, 1883; s. Isaac
and Sarah Emma E.; ed. at
Allegheny College 1907; football,
manager track, mem. engbieering so-
ciety; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega. 1907; with the Crescent
Lumber Co. Address, 500 Second
St, Marietta, Ohio.
EVERiST, Hubert H^ mercantile, b.
Beardstown, IlL, March 8, 1887; s.
Lucius G. and Anna H. E.; ed. Pur-
due University, 1909; initiated by In-
diana Beta; manager L. G. Everist
jobbing business, Sioux City; m.
Julia L. Green at St Augustine, Fla.,
Jan. 16, 1912. Address, Sioux City,
la.
EWING, Frank Hazen. lawyer; b. Al-
liance, Ohio, Nov. 5, 1868; s. William
H. and Margh C. (McDonald) E.;
ed. at Mount Union College, 1888»
Western Reserve University, 1901;
class president; initiated by Ohio
Sigma, Sept 30, 1889; president of
board of elections. Canton and Stark
counties; m. Mattie Holies at Al-
liance, Ohio, 1894. Residence, 2096
East 89th St, office, 305 Cuyahoga
Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
EYSSELL, Carl G., mercantile; b.
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 27, 1889; s.
Moritz and Elmma (Seiben) E.; ed.
at Washington University; Obelisk,
Lock and Chain; initiated by Mis-
souri Beta, Oct., 1908; eminent ar-
chon, attended Atlantic City S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, 1909; secretary
M. Eyssell Construction Co. Ad-
dress, 3842 Flora Ave., St Louis,
Mo.
FAIRCHILD, Samuel G., student; b.
Feb. 17, 1892; s. WiUiam G. and
Ellen E. (Campbell) F.; student at
University of Kansas; student sec-
tion American society of Mechanical
Engineers, first lieutenant student
company, National Guard of Kansas;
class football; initiated by Kansas
Alpha, Feb. 6, 1911. Address, 551
Sherman St, E. Hutchinson, Kan.
FALKNER, J. W. T., Jr., lawyer; b.
Ripley, Miss., July 25, 1882; s. J. W.
T. and Sallie (Murry) F.; ed. Univer-
sity of Mississippi 1910; initiated by
Mississippi Gamma, Jan. 1909; broth-
er of M. C. Falkner, Mississippi Gam-
ma; m. Sue Harklns. Address, Ox-
ford, Miss.
FALKNER, Murry Cuthbert, railroad
official; b. Ripley, Miss., Aug. 17,
1870; s. J. W. T. and Sallie (Murry)
F.; ed. University of Mississippi
1889; initiated by ^\a%\%<q\^^\ ^«ss!l-
S2
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
ma» Sept. 1889; brother of J. W. T.
Falkner, Jr., MiBsisBippi Gamma; at
present with Standard OU Co., treas-
urer and assistant manager Gulf and
Chicago R. R. C .; m. Maud Butler,
Nov. 8, 1897. Address, Oxford, Miss.
FARNHAM, Gordon Dudley, chemist;
b. Mt Airy, Ohio, June 8, 1879; s.
Charles Augrustus and Irene (Gor-
don) F.; ed. University of Cincin-
nati; manager News; initiated by
Ohio Epsilon, Oct 18, 1899; eminent
treasurer; chemist Jarecki Chemical
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; mem. Ameri-
can Chemical society. Address, Box
145, Mt Airy. O.
FARRELL, Harry Herschel, designer;
b. Outten, 111., Jan. 1, 1888; s. John
E. and Maggie B. F.; ed. Millikin
University; winner first prize in de-
sign 1907; initiated by Illinois Delta,
Jan. 14, 1911; designer Faries Man-
ufacturing Co., Decatur, 111. Address,
1012 W. Wood St, Decatur, HI.
FAUCON, James Patteson, clergyman;
b. Goshen, N. T., Feb. 1, 1857; s.
Maurice and Mary Elizabeth (Brew-
ster) F.; ed. St Stephen's College,
1879; initiated by Sigma-Phi local
1876, by New York Sigma-Phi 1896;
secretary, master; spent one year in
foreign travel; an organizer of the
College club of New York City. Ad-
dress, 44 Stuyvesant St, New York
City.
FAULK, Leonidas Barkdull, student;
b. Nov. 21. 1889; s. Robert W. and
Florence S. (Barkdull) F.; student
at Tulane Univers'ty; Stars and
Bars, senior scholarship society, Phi
Beta Phi (medical fraternity); ini-
tiated by Louisiana Tau-Upsilon, Dec.
12, 1908. Address, 315 Pine St, Mon-
roe, La.
FAULKNER, Thomas Howard, Jr., stu-
dent; b. Aug. 27, 1892; s. Samuel S.
and Elizabeth (Niles) F.; student at
University of the South; initiated by
Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon, later affili-
ated with Tennessee Omega. Ad-
dress, 503 Biscoe St, Helena, Ark.
FAY, Edwin Whitfield, University pro-
fessor; b. Winden, La., Jan. 1, 1865;
s. Edwin H. and Sarah Elizabeth
(Shields) F.; ed. Southwestern Pres-
brterl&n Vniversliy, Johns Hopkins
University; Phi Beta Ejtppa; initi-
ated by Tennessee SSeta, Nov. 14,
1882; professor. University of Texas;
mem. American Philological asaocia-
tion, American Oriental society, So-
ciete di Linguistique de Paris; form-
erly professor Latin, University of
Chicago; traveled in Ehirope; studied
at University of Leipzig; m. Lucy
Belle Hemphill, Dec. 20, 1904. Ad-
dress, University Station, Austin,
Tex.
FAWCETT, Jacob Pennypocker, law-
yer; b. Boyce Station, wan. 2, 1851;
ed. Mt Union College, 1871; initi-
ated by Ohio Sigma, July 28, 1892,
having been a member of the local
which subsequently became Ohio
Sigrma; after graduation, he read law
with William C. Pippitt of AUiance,
and was admitted to the bar at Ra-
venna, Ohio, April 9th, 1874. Prac-
ticed law at Alliance until Auguat,
1877, when he moved to the city of
Canton, Ohio, to follow his profea-
sion, and has resided there ever
since. Judge Fawcett was for many
years prominently identified with
political affairs ana has been hon-
ored with a number of offices. In
1876 he was elected mayor of Mt
Union. From 1882 to 1886 was a
member of the Canton City council,
serving as president of that body the
last year. He was chairman of the
Republican County Central commit-
tee for two years. Nov. 23, 1886,
Grov. Foraker appointed him probate
Judge of Stark county, to fill a va-
cancy, occasioned by the resignation
of Judge Myers. In 1887 and again in
1890 he was elected to this position,
by handsome majorities, both times
overcoming substantial Democratic
pluralities in the county. He is a
member of lodge 266 I. O. O. P.,
Lilly lodge 362 K. of P., Canton
lodge No. 68 B. P. O. Elks. On his
retirement from the probate offljce in
February, 1894, Judge Fawcett re-
entered the active practice of the
law, at which he has won success
and liberal patronage. For several
years he was president of Uie Board
of Public Safety for the city of
Canton, Ohio, and f6r twelve years
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. HL
mt of the Board of Directors
Stark coanty Workhouee; m.
A. Hltcbe'l, daughter of
States Senator John H.
>U or Oregon, Feb. 6, 18TT.
IS. SchaSer Block, Canton, Ohio.
I80N, Marvin Henry, farmer;
ant, !&., Jan. IS, 1SS6; a. J. H.
I Julia F.; ed. Iowa State Col-
SIO; ro;al JudglnK team (live
1910; InlUated bj Iowa Gam-
irtns 1907; eminent recorder;
r of Paul G. Fedderaon, Iowa
a; general and live stock
'; won championship on car
attle In Shortfed conteat at
ntematlonal Stock show. Ad-
B. F, D., No. 1, Bryant. Iowa.
tSON, Paul C student; b.
es, 1890, student at Iowa State
b; varsity football aquad, var-
aseball, claas baseball, Sigma
Kappa Phi, Gamma Zeta Phi;
3d b; Iowa Gamma, Mar 11,
brother of John Fedderson,
lamma. Address. Bryant, Iowa.
4, Harlan Luther, educator;
impalgn. III., Jan. 22. 1873; t.
Benjamin and Margaret
S) T.i ed. Adrian College 1900;
poet, manager football team,
essay In Einglish literature,
leal prize annual contest, liter-
tcletles, editor College World,
sat r. M. C. A.; InlUated by
xa Alpha. Nor. 13. 1S9S; eml-
rchon and chronicler; dean at
I College until 1911; prolessor
1 and Practical Theology,
tlnlster Theological Seminary;
of Sigma Echoes In Sigma
Bpsllon songs, The Hear^wtBb
■ Calendar; m. Annie Calms,
I, 1901. Address, Westminister,
', Walter Hanchett, stndent; b.
I. 18SI; 8. George H. and Rosa
anchett) F.; student at Alio-
College; assistant chemist, as-
: manager glee club, director
B band; Initiated by Pennsyl-
OmeKa. Feb. 12, 1910. Ad-
Krle, PennsylTanla.
, Donald Barry, bridge eagl-
b. LaPorte City, la., 1888; s.
r and Hlnnle (Banr) V.; ed.
Iowa State College, Ames Iowa 1905;
InlUated by Iowa Gamma, April 1906;
with Hewitt and Brown, architects,
and engineers. Minneapolis, la
charge of structural engineering
and general assistant; Minneapolis
Engineers club. Civil Elnglneers so-
ciety, St. Paul, Minn.; m. Jessie
Dorr, April, 1909. Address, 716 S.
4th Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
FElKER, Pradarick MorMs, editor; b.
Northampton, Mass., June 14, 1881;
E. Frederick Christian and Fannl«
iThayer) F.; ed. Worcester Polytech-
nic InsUtute 1901; class secretary,
ulumnl secretary, special asslBtant to
director of Electrical Engineering
department 1904-05; InlUated by
Massachusetts Delta, Dec. 7, 1901;
eminent archon and deputy archon,
chairman house committee; manag-
ing editor Factory magazine, techni-
cal editor System magaelne; ap-
l>aintee at Harvard University Grad-
uate School of Business Admlnlstntr
tlon In Industrial Organization 1910;
m. Elizabeth Baker Campbell, Oct.
3, 1906. Address, Madison St. and
Wabash Ave., Chicago. III.
FELTS, Ernest J., lawyer; b. Russell-
, ville, Ky., Nov. 3. 1882; s. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Felts; ed. Bethel College,
lAOG; class president, football, track
and gymnasium teams; initiated by
Kentucky lota, Sept. 19, 1903; emi-
nent archon; delegate Memphis
S. A. E. Nat'l convention 1904; coun-
ty attorney; mem, DemocraUc
committee. Address, RusBeilTllle,
Ky.
FENGER, Frederic Abllgaard, naval
architect; h. Chicago, 111., May 1,
1882; s. ChrlsUan and Caroline F.;
ed. Cornell University. 1906, Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology; In-
itiated by New York Alpha, Oct 18,
1902, later affiliated with Massachu-
setts lota-Tau; eminent archon, del-
egate Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
Uon, 190S, secretary province AJpha
1910-11. Address, 656 Sheridan
Road, Winnetka, III.
FERNSLER, David Coble, edncator;
b. Lebanon, Penn., Feb. 17, 1889; a.
George Sbermui •&& %vnb ba^
84
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
(Coble) F.; ed. St Stephen's College,
1910; clasB president, aecretajy
Dragon club, business manager and
assistant editor College papers, prize
in German; initiated by New York
Sigma-Phi, June 11, 1907; eminent
archon and deputy archon; brother
of Paul Leonard Femsler, New York
SigmarPhi; instructor of English,
Saint John's School of Salina, Kan.;
author of Letters from Bermuda;
traveled in Bermuda; mem. Social
Science club of Salina. Address,
Saint John's Military School, Salina,
Kan.
FERNSLER, Paul Leonard, student; b.
Jan. 19, 1892; s. George S. and Sarah
Ann (Coble) F.; student at St
Stephen's College; secretary-treas-
urer junior class, secretary of senior
class and of the (invocation of Un-
dergraduates of St Stephen's Col-
lege, business manager of The Mes-
senger; initiated by New York Sig-
ma-Phi, Nov. 20, 1908; brother of
David Coble Femsler, New York Sig-
ma-PhL Address, R. F. D. No. 1,
New Cumberland, Penn.
FENLON, Robert Lawrence; b. Clin-
ton, Iowa, Nov. 18, 1886; s. Charles
E. and Matilda K. F.; ed. Iowa State
(>>llege, 1909; initiated by Iowa
Gamma, May, 1906; m. Florence M.
Prime, June 6, 1907. Address, Co-
manche, la.
FERGUSON, Howard Dean, mercan-
tUe; b. Elmira, N. Y., Feb. 26. 1887;
s. William and Adelia F.; ed. Purdue
University 1910; track; initiated by
Indiana Beta, April 6, 1907; commer-
cial traveler. Address, 600 W. Gray
St, Elmira, N. Y.
FERGUSON, James Molyneux, drafts-
man; b. Hastings, Neb., Nov. 9, 1882;
s. John M. and Agnes J. (Sawyer)
F.; ed. University of Nebraska, 1903,
University of Washington, 1907; in-
itiated by Washington Alpha, May
30, 1906; chief draftsman, Seattle
Water department; m. Edna W.
Kiefer, June 30, 1908. Address, 210
N. Boylston Ave., Seattle, Wash.
FERTIQ, Clarence H., educator; b. Mil-
waukee, Wis., June 11, 1883; s. John
H. and Ann Elizabeth (Boyd) F.;
ed. at Univeralty of Wisconsin, 1907;
mem. Badger Board; Initiates
Wisconsin Alpha, Oct, 1904; em
archon; president Milwaukee Al
association S. A. E. 1911-12; nu
training instructor Washington
School. Residence, 253 20th 81
flee, care Washington High 8c
Milwaukee, Wis.
FiCKLEN, Boyce, Jr^ banker
Washington, Oa., July 23, 18g
Boyce and Mary (Hill) F.; ed. E
College, 1904; class secretary,
baseball, basketball, relay and 1
mid-term debater. Gamma Lai
Delta; initiated by Georgia Bp
September 17, 1901; eminent 1
urer; delegate Washington D.
A. E., 1902, Nat'l convention; br
of F. H. Ficklen, G^eorgia E«pf
banker and newspaper man;
Lucy Reese Dillard, June 28,
Address, Washington, Oa.
FICKLEN, Fielding Hill, editor, 1
er; b. Ficklen, Oa., Nov. 30, 18*;
Boyce and Mary (Hill) F.; ed. E
College, 1898; class treasurer, p
et; secretary, treasurer of the
literary society; Washington 1
day orator, junior and senior oi
winner junior medal, editor E
Phoenix; initiated by Oeorgia
Ion, Sept 22, 1894; eminent 1
urer of chapter when it won nat
fraternity flag for best flnancial
dition; delegate St Louis,
Nashville, 1898, Boston, 1900
tended Washington, 1902 and i
ta, 1906, S. A. E. Nat'l convent
delegate province Gamma co
tion, president province Oax
joint owner and editor of Wac
ton Reporter, cashier National
of Wilkes; m. Celeste Bounds,
19, 1901. Address, Washington,
FIELD, Joseph Harris, lawyer; b
lumbus. Miss., 1840; s. Judge J<
Wesley Field; ed. Nashville TJi
sity, now Vanderbilt University,
versity of North Carolina,
mem. philanthropic society; inil
by Tennessee Nu, Jan., 1857, i
ter mem.), later afilliated with ]
Carolina Xi; he was initiated I
any other S. A. E. now living;
nent correspondent; delegate to
. freesboro S. A. B. Natl convc
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
S6
'hicli was the first Natl con-
of the fraternity; mem. Mis-
legislature three successive
delegate to Democratic State
tlons in Mississippi; author of
ae and newspaper articles;
Tellow, Mason; was Noble
and Lfocturer of Odd Fellows.
B, Dickinson, N. D.
, Henry Livingston, mercan-
. Centerville, R. I.; s. Henry
Lizzie P. (Bennett) F.; ed.
Iter Polytechnic Institute,
ditiated by Massachusetts Del-
r. 24, 1899; with B. B. and R.
; m. Bessie M. Pardo, Dec. 21,
Address, 61 Arlington Ave.,
mce, R. I.
\E, Benjamin DeWItt, stu-
t>. Aug. 18, 1891; s. Rollin D.
>ui8e (Bum) F.; student at
sity of Kansas Glee club; in-
by Kansas Alpha, Sept 27,
Address, Blue Rapids, Kan.
I, William H., mining engi-
b. Brookings, S. D., Nov. 27,
s. Harry R. and Lida H.
e) F.; ed. Colorado School of
1906; football; initiated by
lo Lambda, Jan. 30, 1903,
ir mem.); eminent archon, re-
Address, Socorro, New Mez-
David Edward, Jr., student;
L 13, 1890; s. Mr. and Mi^s.
Edward Finley; student at
Washington University; inlti-
' Washington City Rho, March
1. Address, Yorkville, S. C.
lylord Hulett, student; b. Aug.
; s. Sheridan H. and Nellie
:) F.; student at Syracuse
rity; freshman executive com-
class tootball and baseball;
d by New York Delta, Oct 20,
Address, Sodus. N. T.
irry Spauldlng, physician and
i; b. Waverly, N. Y., March
tO; s. George W. and Anna
Carsons) F.; ed. Cornell Unl-
University of Pennsylvania;
, A. Wv. A. (honorary medical
ity); initiated by New York
Oct 8, 1898; later affiliated
Pennsylvania Theta; eminent
at Pennsylvania Theta; dele-
gate province Beta convention, 1902;
brother of Robert A. B^lsh, New York
Alpha; attending surgeon People's
Hospital, Sayre, Penn., surgeon for
Leigh Valley railroad Co., special
medical examiner for State Board of
Health; consulting physician Sayre
Board of Health, examiner for New
York Life, Pennsylvania Mutual,
Travelers, Philadelphia Life, Scran-
ton Life and Northwestern Life In-
surance Cos.; mem. Valley Academy
of Medicine, association of Leigh Val-
ley Surgeons, Lehigh Valley Medical
society, association of New York and
New England Railway Surgeons; m.
Ruth Esser Junkin, March 26, 1910.
Address, 114 S. Wilbur Ave., Sayre,
Penn.
FISH, Samuel C, clergyman; b.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June 25, 1876;
s. Ira and Almeda (Meyers) F.;
ed. St Stephen's College, Columbia
University, 1904, General Theological
Seminary, 1907; initiated by New
York Sigma-Phi, Oct 12, 1900; emi-
nent archon; St Ann's church,
Bridgehampton, St John's church,
Southampton, Long Island, examin-
ing chaplain of the diocese of Long
Island; m. Elizabeth Donaldson at
Chicago, ni., April 4, 1910. Address,
Bridgehampton, Long Island, New
York City.
FISHER, Gale Howard; b. Ridgeway, O.,
June 17, 1887; s. B. F. and Minnie D.
F.; ed. Adrian College 1912; class
president manager football team,
president athletic association, busi-
ness manager Adrian College World,
vice-president student government
board; initiated by Michigan Alpha,
April 25, 1908; eminent archon, dep-
uty archon, chronicler, recorder; del-
egate Kansas City S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention, 1910; province Delta con-
vention Chicago, 1909; brother of
Paul L. Fisher, Michigan Alpha. Ad-
dress, Ridgeway, Ohio.
FISHER, Henry Benedict, educator;
b. Belvidere, 111., Dec. 18, 1870; s. W.
H. and Mary Chamberlain (Benedict)
F.; ed. Northwestern University
1896; Phi Beta Kappa, Hinman liter-
ary society, associate editor of Sylla-
bus; initiated by UlUioick PiA^-Ox^^^c^ft^
86
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
Sept 20, 1894, (charter mem.l; dele-
gate province Delta convention Ann
Arbor, 1896, vice-president province
Delta; superintendent of schooli
Hinsdale, 111.; A. F. and A. M.; m.
Jessie Mildred Sweeney, Dec. 28, 1899.
Address, 14 Blaine Ave., Hinsdale^
lU.
FISHER, Paul FIshburn, student; b.
Sept 8, 1890; s. Benjamin F. and
Minnie D. (Flshbum) F.; student at
Adrian College; class treasurer, pres-
ldent» treasurer and secretary Star
literary society; Initiated by Mlchl-
gan Alpha, April 26, 1909; brother of
O. H. Fisher, Michigan Alpha. Ad-
dress, Rldgeway, O.
FI8KE, Charles NormMi» surgeon TJ.
S. Navy; b. East Jaffrey, N. H., April
22, 1876; s. Stephen Burllngame and
Alice Norman (Stebblns) F.; ed.
Harvard University 1899; freshman
debating society; Initiated by Massa-
chusetts Gamma, June 5, 1895; med-
ical officer U. S. navy, house physi-
cian Boston City Hospital 1899, as-
sistant surgeon 1900, passed assis-
tant surgeon 1903 and surgeon U. S.
N. 1907, assistant to surgeon general
of navy, 1909, In charge division of
Vital Statistics and Personnel In
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Navy
department 1909-10, Instructor In
naval hygiene and duties of naval of-
ficers Naval Medicine School, Wash-
ington, D. C, 1910-11, editor U. S.
Naval Bulletin 1909-10, contributor to
various journals of medicine and hy-
giene; mem. association of Military
Surgeons of U. S., American Public
Health association, Congrress of Hy-
giene and Demography, Washington,
D. C, 1912; secretary of section VIII
on Tropical Military and Naval Hy-
giene In above Congrress; traveled
extensively on U. S. warships; m.
Helen Tucker Hawke, at U. S. Navy
yard, Mare Island, Cal., Sept 25,
1902. Address, Division Surgeon, 4th
Division, U. S. Atlantic fleet U. S. S.
Georgia, care Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery, Na'"y Dept, Washing-
ton, D. C.
FI8KE, Walton Charles, student; b.
Jan. 18, 1890; s. Edwin L. and Su-
san N. (Salem) F.; student at Uni-
versity of Michigan; Triangles, claM
track; Initiated by Michigan Iota
Beta, Biay 26, 1911. Address, 25 W.
Genesse St, Homell, N. Y.
FITE, Houston Barstow, student; b.
July 26, 1885; s. R. L. and Nannie K
(Daniels) F.; student at Tulane Unl
verslty; Phi Delta; Initiated bj
Louisiana Tau-UpsUon, Oct 21,
1909. Address, Flte Rawsey Bldg,
Muskogee, Okla.
FITE, Waldo Arrlngton, student; b
Jackson, Tenn., Feb. 28, 1890; s. Wal
ter and Mary Elizabeth F.; student
at Union University; class president
and vice-president representative ti
primary oratorical contest edltor4n
chief Cardinal and Cream; initlatei
by Tennessee Eta, Jan. 11, 1907
eminent archon, deputy archon, re
corder, chronicler, correspondent
herald; delegate Kansas City S. A
E. Nat'l convention, 1910, province
Iota convention Clarksvllle, Tenn
Address, 189 Poplar St, JackaoD
Tenn.
FITZSIMONS, Robert E^ mercantile
b. Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 8, 1887; i
Thomas George and Susan Am
(Cushlng) F.; ed. Case School o
Applied Science; business manage
annual, assistant editor Tech, secrc
tary athletic association; Initiates
by Ohio Rho, March 3, 1906; eminen
archon; vice-president The Flti
Simons Co. Address, 2352 E. 40t]
St, Cleveland, Ohio.
FLEECE, Hugh Berry, lawyer, b. Taj
lor county, Ky., April 3, 1878; i
George Phillips and Nannie W. F.
ed. at Central University; edltor-ln
chief College monthly; Initiated b]
Kentucky Kappa, Sept 14, 1895; del
egate province convention, Lezlng
ton, Ky.; brother of Joseph W
Fleece, Kentucky Kappa; two yean
educational department PhUlpplni
Islands; m. Anna Bell Fox, Sept i
1908. Residence, 127 Pennsylvanii
Ave., office, 626-8 Paul Jones Bldg^
Louisville, Ky.
FLENNIKEN, Frank Wallace, Insur
ance and real estate; b. KnoxvlUfli
Tenn., Jan. 1, 1875; s. E. H. toA
Mary A. F. ; ed. University of Tennet
see, 1900; m. Ella J. Coffin, June %
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
87
1910. Address, Empire Bldg., Knox-
Tllle, Tenn.
FLETCHER, Lindsay Z^ student; b.
April 29, 1890; s. Ldndsay and Etta
(Zimmerman) F.; stadent at Univer-
sity of South Dakota; initiated by
South Dakota Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911;
eminent chronicler. Address, Mont-
rose, S. D.
FLINN, Alfred Douglas engineer; b.
New Berlin, Penn., Aug. 4, 1869; s.
Matthew Bonner and Sarah Jane
(Jones) F.; ed. Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, 1898; initiated by Massa-
chusetts Delta, May 1, 1900; de-
signer of Wochusett dam and Wes-
ton aqueduct in Massachusetts;
lecturer on water works and sewerage
to classes in the Lawrence Scienti-
fic School of Harvard University;
managing editor. The Engineering
Record, 1902-04; general inspecting
engineer for the Aqueduct Commis-
sioners of New York City, 1904-05;
designed the Cross River Dam and
reservoir, made the preliminary
studies for the Ctroton Falls dam
and reservoir, 1905; department en-
gineer of Headquarters Dept,
Board of Water Supply, New York
City; in charge of the engineering
plans of the work fOr obtaining from
the Catsklll Mountains an additional
supply of water for New York City;
superintended the preparation for
the Ashokan Reservoir and the Cats-
kill Aqueduct, estimated cost of which
is $162,000,000; mem. American soci-
ety of Civil Engineers, New England
Water Works association, Harvard
Engineering society; Municipal En-
gineers of the City of New York;
Park Hill Country club; m. Mary B.
Davis, Nov. 1, 1900. Address, care
Board of Water Supply, 165 Broad-
'way. New York City.
FLOOD, Henry Delaware^ lawyer; con-
gressman; b. Appomatox, Va., Sept
2, 1865; s. Joel W. and Ella W.
(Faulker) F.; ed. Washington and
Lee University, University of VIt-
ginia; charter member Phi Beta Kap-
pa, Washington and Lee (Jniversity;
Initiated by Virginia Sigma, Oct 1,
1S81, later affiliated with Virginia
Omlcron, which chapter he re-organ-
ized; mem. of C!ongress from Vir-
ginia for twelve years, former state
senator, mem. House of Delegates
from Appomatox county. Address,
Appomatox, Va.
FLOWERS, Norman, secretary chamber
of commerce, Jackson, Mich.; b. Phil-
adelphia, Penn., March 2, 1878;
s. Charles and Mary (De Normandie)
F.; ed. University of Michigan, 1896;
chairman freshman executive com-
mittee, editor University of Michigan
dally, Oracle and Wrinkle; chairman
reception committee junior hop; in-
itiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Oct
14, 1893; eminent treasurer; dele-
gate province convention 1895; ap-
pointed to board of control of the
Michigan Home of Feeble-Minded and
Epileptic at Lapeer; m. Mabel Os-
bum Farrand, Nov. 30, 1898;. Ad-
dress, 209 N. Blackstone St, Jack-
son Mich.
FLUHRER, Robert Charles, student;
(Hake) F.; student at Gettysburg
b. Oct 7, 1891; s. William and Emma
(Hake) F.; student at (Gettysburg
College; student representative on
athletic council, editor Oettysburgian,
press club, captain varsity basket-
ball; Pen and Sword; initiated by
Pennsylvania Delta, Jan. 5, 1910. Ad-
dress, 52 S. Duke St, York, Penn.
FOLTZ, Joseph Qarold, dentist; b. Par-
is, Ohio, Dec. 2, 1877; s. John and
Ella F.; ed. Mount Union College;
initiated by Ohio Sigma, Jan. 1900;
m. Ella M. Bock, Sept 16, 1909. Ad-
dress, Dime Bank Bldg., Canton, O.
FONVILLE, De Roy Ransom, lawyer;
b. Stonewall Spring, N. C, Sept 9,
1882; 8. L. J. and Sallie E. F.; ed.
University of Virginia, 1909; Raven
society. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta
Phi, Delta Sigma Rho; captain debat-
ing team Virginia vs. Johns Hop-
kins, won central oratorical contest
and Southern oratorical contest, pres-
ident University of ViiTsinia Civic
club and Washington Literary so-
ciety; initiated by Virginia Omicron,
May 10, 1908; attended province
Gamma convention, Charlotte, N. C,
1910; president Toung Men's Demo-
cratic club, Charlotte, N. C, former
president Mechlenberg county Sun-
88
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
day School asBOCiation. Address,
Law Bld£., Charlotte, N. C.
FONVILLE, Luther Lafayette, Uwyer;
h. YorkYiUe, Tenn., Feb. 17, 1880; ed.
Southwestern Baptist Uniyersity,
1908; president senior class, class
Taledictorian; represented Soath
western Baptist Uniyersity in Inter-
Collegiate oratorical contest 1908;
won best debater's and orator's medal
in Caliopean literary society, won
Strickland medal; initiated by Ten-
nessee Eta, Sept 18, 1899, later affili-
ated with Tennessee Lambda; emi-
nent archon both chapters; dele-
gate to Washington, D. C, 1902, and
AUantic City, 1909 S. A. E. Nat'l
conyentlons; proyince Iota con-
yention 1906, president proyince Iota,
1907-12; mem. Joseph E. Martin
Shakespeare circle; Mason, Ellk; m.
Annie Celeste Sayage, (deceased),
Dec. 17, 1908. Address, 604 E. Col-
lege St, Jackson, Tenn.
FORBES, Gideon Robert, landscape
artist; b. Northampton, England,
Feb. 2, 1886; s. Alexander and Mary
F.; ed. Harvard University 1909;
mem. Topiarlan, Pen and Brush, and
Thumb Tack clubs; master in land-
scape architecture; initiated by Mas-
sachusetts Gamma, Nov. 26, 1911;
traveled in Great Britian and France.
Address, 375 Arlington Ave., Jersey
City HeighU, N. J.
FORD, Edward Ernest, educator; b.
Hemel Hempstead, England, Oct 16,
1880; 8. George E. and Emily (Ewer)
F.; ed. Syracuse University 1904;
mem. of the Orange club, Glee club;
initiated by New York Delta, Nov.
1908; head physics department at
West High School, Rochester, N. Y.;
m. Jennie Elizabeth Randall, June
26, 1907. Address, 83 Brooks Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FORD, Howard Willis, student; b.
Dec. 5, 1890; s. Willis H. and Electa
Bean F.; student at University of
Michigan; publicity committee Mich-
igan Union Opera; Sphinx literary
society, manager basketball; initi-
ated by Michigan Iota-Beta, June 6,
1910. Address, 42 Fbrest Ave.,
Springfield, Mass.
FORDYCE, Frank W., student; b. Oct
12, 1891; s. Dr. O. and Anna A. (Tell)
F.; student at Northwestern Uni-
versity. Grinnell College, Iowa; class
track; initiated by Illinois Psi-Ome-
ga, Oct 22, 1911. Address, Gathrle
Center, la.
FOREMAN, Lauren Wood, pubUcity
agent Southern Railway Co.; b.
Washington, Ga., May 9, 1880; s. Rn-
fus Lauren and Helen (Quin) F.;
ed. at Emory College, 1901 ; class orar
tor, president Few Literary society,
literary editor The Zodiac, College an-
nual; initiated by Georgia Epsilon,
Sept 21, 1898; eminent archon, re-
corder, treasurer; attended Atlanta S.
A. E. Nat'l convention, 1906, province
Gamma convention, Macon, 1901,
and province Epsilon convention, Co-
lumbus, Ga., 1903, president of Gam-
ma province, 1903; formerly telegraph
editor and city editor. The Atlanta
Constitution; mem. Capital City, At-
lanta and Atlanta Athletic clubs;
mem. Board of Trustees Emory Col-
lege, 1908-11. Address, t*. O. Box 872,
Atlanta, Ga.
FORT, James Lynn, lawyer; b. Amerl-
cus, Ga., Nov. 18, 1888; s. Allen and
Floyd (Hollis) F.; ed. Mercer Uni-
versity 1907; initiated by Georgia
Psi; eminent deputy archon; son of
Allen Fort Georgia Beta, brother of
Allen Fort Jr., Georgia Beta and Hol-
lis Fort, Geoi^^ Psi; private secre-
tary to Congressman D. M. Hughes.
Address, Americus, Ga.
FOBS, Earl D., student; b. June 6,
1892; 8. H. Milton and Mary Malissa
(Anderson); F.; student at Ohio
State University; varsity football,
track and gymnasium teams; Aes-
culi, Gamma Phi, Bucket and Dipper;
initiated by ohio Sigma, Oct 10,
1909; brother of C. M. Foss, Ohio
Theta. Address, Longview Hospital,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FORWARD, John Francis, lawyer; b.
South Hadley, Mass., Oct 16, 1872;
s. George H. and Frances L. (Mo-
Master) F.;ed. Trinity Ck>llege, 1896;
class statistician, track team, gradu-
ate secretary and treasurer athletic
association, secretary Trinity Alumni
association; initiated by C!onnectlcut
Alpha, Nov. 10, 1898; republican can-
WHCyS WHO IN S. A. E.
89
didate for legislatiire 1910, special
prosecuting attorney for city of
Hartford; mem. historical society,
mem. execntive Uniyersity club of
Hartford; formerly principal of Salis-
bury Academy, Salisbury, C!onn. Ad-
dress, 11 Central Road, Hartford,
Conn.
FOBS, Harold Riehard, student; b.
Portland, Me., June 18, 1886; s. Mr.
and Mrs. U. Richard F.; student
at Harvard University, Dartmouth
College, 1909; auditor seni'^r class at
Dartmouth; initiated by New Ham-
shire Alpha, May 2, 1908; eminent
archon and deputy archon; law stu-
dent; traveled in Italy, France, Swit-
zerland, Holland, Germany, Belgium,
England and Scotland. Address, 88
Perkins Hall, Harvard Law School,
Cambridge, Mass.
POSTER, Charles Bradford, banker; b.
Hope, Ark., May 26, 1880; s. W. T.
and Zora (CrowsonX F.; ed. South-
western Presbyterian University,
University of Arkansas; initiated by
Tennessee ^eta. Sept 18, 1897, later
aflUiated with Arkansas Alpha-Upsi-
lon; eminent archon, deputy archon,
treasurer, recorder, chronicler; dele-
gate Nashville, S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1898; secretary Arkansas Alum-
ni association; brotJier of W. T. Fos-
ter, Jr., Tennessee Zeta; cashier
Hempstead county Bank, Hope,
Ark.; m. Nancy Lightle, June 27,
1907. Address, Hope, Ark.
FOSTER, Clyde Dwight, real estate;
b. Lowell, Ind., March 4, 1880; s. Al-
bert and Mary E. F.; ed. North-
western University, 1907; class presi-
dent; initiated by Illinois Psi-Ome-
ga, Oct 5, 1903; eminent archon,
treasurer, warden; delegate Atlanta
S. A. E. Nat'l convention 1906, and
Atlantic City, 1909; province conven-
tion at Lafayette, 1906; m. Ella Har-
riett Bradley, June 14, 1911. Address,
1925 Orrington Ave., Evanston, lU.
FOSTER, Dudley HamptoYi, insurance;
b. Honega, Ohio, July 6, 1869; s. Jo-
seph and Amanda F.; ed. Ohio State
University, 1895; initiated by Ohio
Theta, Nov. 19, 1895; vice-president
Pittshnrgh 8. A. B. Natl convention;
treasurer Great Northern Life Insur-
ance Co., Toledo, Ohio; Mason, Elk;
mem. Ohio club of Columbus, Ohio.
Address, 240 Spitzer Bldg., Toledo,
Ohio.
FOSTER, Murphy, John, U. S. naval
ofScer; b. Bayou Sale, La., April 16,
1886; s. William Prescott and Nina H.
F.; ed. Louisiana State University,
1905; initiated by Louisiana Epsilon,
Sept 17, 1902; midshipman, if. S.
navy. Address, U. S. S. Mississippi,
care Postmaster, New York, N. T.
FOSTER. Otto Earl, student; b. Feb.
24, 1887; s. A. J. and Rachel (Dick-
ens) F.; student at University of Ok-
lahoma; editor student paper; mem.
Oklahoma-Missouri debating team,
football squad, class football and
track; mem. Senate and Sooner Bar
literary societies; Phi Delta Phi,
Lincoln county club, House of repre-
sentative literary society, Monnett
club court; initiated by Oklahoma
Kappa, Oct 28, 1911. Address,
Chandler, Okla.
FOSTER, Robert Arnold, capitalist; b.
Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 19, 1877; s.
John Curry and Mary Starkweather
(Patterson) F.; ed. University of
California 1898; Sigma Xi, varsity
ball team; initiated by California
Beta, Nov. 24, 1894, (charter mem.);
eminent archon, deputy archon, re-
corder, treasurer, chronicler; dele-
gate St. Louis S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion 1896; managing engineer, city
engineer Clarkson, Wash., consulting
engineer Asotin, Wash.; mem. A. S.
C. E., president Alaska Peninsular
Coal Co., superintendent and engineer
Lewiston Clarkston Improvement
Co.; m. Katherine Lucretia Fairchild,
Sept. 3, 1901. Address, P. O. Box
218, Lewiston, Idaho.
FOSTER, Walter Chapin, lawyer; b.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 14, 1884; s.
Franklin Justus and Elizabeth Jane
(Weaver) F.; ed. University of
Pennsylvania 1907; manager var-
sity basketball; Phi Kappa Beta; in-
itiated by Pennsylvania Theta, Oct
21, 1903; eminent archon, deputy
archon, chronicler; delegate province
Beta convention 1904, attended prov-
ince Delta convention, 1906; Mason.
Address, Alexandria, Va.
90
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
F0U8T, James Leonldas, lawyer, state
senator; b. Chattanooga, Tenn., 1867;
ed. Emory and Henry College 1891,
Cumberland Uniyersity; initiated
by Virginia Pi, Jan. 1891, later affili-
ated witb Tennessee Lambda; emi-
nent archon, delegate Atlanta S. A.
E. Nat'l convention 1891; state sena-
tor 1904-08; m. Nina Snow, 1910. Ad-
dress, Hamilton National Bank Bldg.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
F0WLE8, George Milton, clergyman;
b. Allegheny county, Penn., May 7,
1868; s. Richard and Sarah A.
(Shipley) F.; ed. at Mt Union Col-
lege, 1894, Boston University; class
president; initiated by Ohio Sigma
July, 1892;. brother of Richard M.
Fowles, Ohio Sigma, assistant sec-
retary of the board of foreign
missions of the Methodist church,
author of "Down in Porto Rico,"
traveled in Europe, West Indies,
Mexico; Mason lodge, chapter
commandery; m. Elizabeth S. Day,
Dec. 26, 1896. Address, 150 Fifth
Ave., New York City.
FOX, Haughton Kost, clergyman; b.
Winchester, 111., Nov. 8, 1871; s.
Richard E. and Lavinia A. (Coultis)
F.; ed. Adrian College, 1895; class
president, valedictorian, physical di-
rector of College, 1893-95, orator Star
Literary society; initiated by Michi-
gan Alpha, Oct 28, 1890; eminent ar-
chon; minister Presbyterian church;
M. A., 1899, B. D., 1900. Ph. D., 1901;
m. Josephine Kathryn Grossman,
May 9, 1900. Address, Memorial
Manse of the Presbyterian church.
Fifth St, Covington, Ind.
FOX, John Murray, mine manager; b.
Detroit Mich., Dec. 29, 1880; s. J. B.
and Mary S. (McGregor) F.; ed. at
Harvard University, 1903; initiated
by Massachusetts Gamma, March 28,
1903; eminent archon; m. Harriett
K. Crockett 1908. Address, Tonopah,
Nev.
FRAILEY, Oscar Arthur, engineer; b.
Elk Falls, Kan., March 14, 1883; s.
Henry and Fanny F.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Washington, 1907; basket-
ball; initiated by Washington Alpha,
May 30, 1906 (charter mem.); vice-
president Coast Engineering Co. Ad-
dress, 2180 Hoyt Ave., Everett
Wash.
FRAiZER, Cecil Cooper, stadent; b.
June 15, 1892; s. A. J. and Amelia
H. F.; stadent at George Washington
University; initiated by Washington
City Rho, Nov. 19, 1912. Address,
1412 Euclid St, Washington, D. C.
FRANKLIN, Charles Beman, student;
b. Aspen, Colo., April 6, 1888; s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Franklin;
ed. at University of Michigan, 1910;
Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi,
Toastmasters' club at Michigan; ini-
tiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov.,
1906; eminent chronicler, delegate
Kansas City S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1910; province Delta conven-
tion; studsring law at the Uni-
versity of Chicago. Address, 1244
Humboldt St, Denver, Colo.
Camden, N. J., Aug. 20, 1881; s. De-
Witt Clinton and Jane Nelson F.;
ed. University of Pennsylvania, 1907;
president James Wilson Law club
and Civic club; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Theta, Feb. 9, 1901; eminent
chronicler, delegate to Washington
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1902; m.
Alice Voorhees Van Arsdale, Feb. 14,
1908. xtesidence. The Capitola, office,
343 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
FRAZER, William Harry, cotton brok-
er; b. Tupelo, Miss., May 5, 1882; s.
J. R. and Emma F.; ed. at South-
western Presbyterian University;
varsity baseball; initiated by Tennes-
see Zeta, Oct 18, 1894; manager
Famsworth Evans Co.; m. Leala
Strain, Jan. 21, 1908. Address, Miss-
issippi Ave. and Fourth St, Clarks-
dale. Miss.
FREDRICH8EN, Ame» student; b.
Dec. 18, 1892; s. Gabe and Hannah
(Herlofsen) F.; student at the Uni-
versity of South Dakota; class foot-
ball, varsity band; initiated by South
Dakota Sigma, Nov. 1, 1911. Ad-
dress, Nemo, Lawrence county, S.
D.
FREEMAN, Charles, College dean; b.
Espyville, Penn., Oct 16, 1864; s.
Joseph Hampton and Julia (Wild-
rick) F.; ed. at Allegheny College.
1891, Phi Beta Kappa, class orator
commencement day; initiated by
r
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
91
Pennsylyania Omega, June 10, 1888,
eminent archon, delegate Cincinnati
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1890; dean
of Westminister College; mem. Am-
erican Chemical society, A. A. A. S.;
m. Mary Nevada Miller, July 12,
1911. Address, New Wilmington,
Penn.
FREEMAN, Charles Ellsha, clergy-
man; b. St Louis, Mo., April 5, 1858;
8. Elisha Percival and Cjrnthia (Nor-
throp) F.; ed. at St Stephens Col-
lege, 1883; initiated by New York
Sigma-Phi, Feb. 23, 1893, Chaplain,
N. T.; Alumni association, S. A. E.;
m. Helen Maude Cordukes, Dec. 31,
1904. Address, 803 Washington St,
Orand Haven, Mich.
FREEMAN, Davis, lawyer, judge; b.
Savannah, Ga., Sept 26, 1863; s.
George C. and Sarah E. F.; ed. at
University of Georgia, 1883; senior
class poet, anniversarian Demosthe-
nian Literary society and Sophomore
declamation contest; initiated by
Georgia Beta, March 1880; eminent
archon; mem. Savannah Alumnus
chapter, editor of the S. A. E. Rec-
ord, 1885, attended Louisville, 1883,
and Athens, 1884 S. A. i2. Nat'l con-
ventions; judge city court of Savan-
nah; m. Nellie B. Parrish, Jan. 17,
1894. Residence, 101 East 3lBt St,
oflElce, County Court House, Savan-
nah, Ga.
FRENCH, Dudley Kimball, chemist;
b. Chicago, 111., May 1, 1881; s. Har-
ry D. and Nellie M. (Kimball) F.; ed.
at University of Chicago, 1906, Tig-
ers Head, Cross Country club, U. of
C. Mandolin club; initiated by IIU-
nois Theta, May 22, 1903, attended
province Delta convention, Chicago,
1910; directing chemist Dearborn
Drug and Chemical Works; secretary
Chicago section American Chemical
society; m. Helen Margaret Nind,
Oct 9, 1910. Address, 1450 E. 66th
St, Chicago, 111.
FRENCH, Horatio Glenney, capitalist;
b. Staten Island, N. T., March 24,
1863; s. William Glenney and Eliza
F. F.; ed. at St. Stephen's College;
initiated by New York Sigma-F^
Feb. 21, 1895; with J. P. Morgan and
Co.; m. ElfaBa Olivia White, April 17,
1885. Address, 168 W. 186th St,
New York City.
FRENCH, Royal F., physician and sur-
geon; b. Humboldt, Iowa, July 14,
1883; s. Franklin F. and Eliza T. F.;
ed. at University of Iowa, 1909;
wrestler; initiated by Iowa Beta»
Oct. 14, 1905; eminent treasurer and
steward; ear, eye, nose and throat
specialist; m. Margaret Thompson,
June 7, 1911. Address, 1001 W.
State St, Marshalltown, Iowa.
FRENCH, Wilbur Maynard, physician,
surgeon and university professor; b.
Evans, Colo., July 29, 1896; ed. at
University of Illinois, 1902, Missouri
University, 1909, Alpha Kappa Kap-
pa; initiated by Missouri Alpha,
March 13, 1897; mem .Chicago Alum-
ni association, S. A. E.; professor
Pediatrics Illinois Post Graduate
School, University of Illinois, pedia-
trician to the University Hospital
and West Side Hospital; mem. Am-
erican Medical association, Illinois
Medical society, Chicago Medical as-
sociation, Chicago Pediatric society;
m. Mabel Shelton, at Macon, Mo.,
1903. Address, 3958 W. 16th St, Chi-
cago, 111.
FREY, Edward Spangler, civil engin-
eer; b. York, Penn., March 19, 1881;
s. Samuel C. and Lillie Irene
(Shaeffer) F.; ed. at Pennsylvania
State College, 1903; varsity football,
manager baseball team, Thespians,
Golf club. Press club, Terpsechorian
club; initiated by Pennsylvania Al-
pha-Zeta, Oct 14, 1899; eminent
deputy archon, chronicler, delegate
province convention Carlisle, 1900;
division engineer state highway
department of Pennsylvania; mem.
Engineers Society of Central Penn-
sylvania at Harrisburg, F. and A. M.,
R. A. M., K. T., A. A. O. N. M. S. at
Harrisburg; m. Roxie Irene Snively,
June 15, 1904. Residence, 53 JefFer-
son Ave., office, 54 Hartman Bldg.,
York, Penn.
FRICKER, Jalcob Ellsworth, mechani-
cal engineer; b. Reading, Penn., Nov.
23, 1888; s. Ellsworth and Clara S.
(Reigner) F.; ed. at Pennsylvania
State College, 1911; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta May 1,
92
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
1909; eminent deputy archon. Ad-
dresB, 226 Clymer St, Reading, Penn.
FRID, Edward Montague, mechanical
engineering and building construc-
tion; b. New Hamburg, N. Y., March
4, 1890; B. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.;
ed. at Pennsylvania State College,
1910, Phi Kappa Phi, musical clubs;
initiated by Pennsylvania Alpha-
Zeta, Oct 4, 1907; eminent corres-
pondent Address, 2209 Madison Sq.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
FRITCH, Louis Charlton, engineer; b.
Springfield, 111., 1868; s. Joseph and
Margaret F.; ed. at University of
Cincinnati; initiated by Ohio Epsi-
lon, Dec. 2, 1889; chief engineer of
the Chicago, Ureat Western R. R.,
president American Railway Engin-
eers association; m. Francis Myers,
1904. Address, 5119 Kimbark Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
FRITCHEY, Ross H., electrical engin-
eer; b. Harrisburg, Penn., Sept 22,
1878; s. John F. and Anna (Horn)
F.; ed. at Pennsylvania State Col-
lege, 1905; initiated by Pennsylvania
Alpha-Zeta, Oct 1, 1902; eminent ar-
chon; meter engineer, Oakland Gas,
Light and Heat Co.; Modem Wood-
men of America, Improved Order of
Red Men, Jr. Order United American
Mechanics. Address, 1315 Castro
St, Oakland, Cal.
FRUDDEN, William Elmer, student;
b. March 28, 1891; s. Mr. and Mrs.
J. F.; student at Iowa State College;
Initiated by Iowa Gamma, June 3,
1911; brother of C. E. Frudden,
Iowa Gamma.. Address, 606 Jackson
St, Charles City, Iowa.
FULLER, Hugh Nelson, student; b. At-
lanta, Ga., July 28, 1890; s. Olin C.
and Sidney (McGauhey) F.; student
at Harvard University, Emory Col-
lege, class president and historian,
D. V. S. Senior Honor society, man-
ager and member track team, presi-
dent Few Literary society, editor-in-
chief Emory Phoenix, president
Greater Emory club, graduated cum
laude; initiated by Georgia Epsilon,
Oct 19, 1907, later affiliated with
Massachusetts Gamma; eminent ar-
chon, deputy archon, treasurer,
chronicler, delegate Kansas City, S.
A. E. Nat'l convention, 1910, province
Epsilon convention, 1909. Address,
269 Ponce deLeon Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
FULLER, Marshall Andrew, banker;
b. 1884; ed. at University of Tennes-
see, 1906; initiated by Tennessee
Kappa, Oct 6, 1902; secretan^ and
manager Snyder Cotton OU Co., as-
sistant cashier Snyder Naf£ Bank.
Address, Snyder, TezftB.
FULLER, Walter Clark, engineer; b.
Mount Vernon, N. T., April 8, 1875;
B. Edward P. and Carrie (Bacon) F.;
ed. at Worcester Polytechnic Insti-
tute, 1898, class secretary and treas-
urer; initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, Nov. 2, 1895, eminent treas-
urer; chief engineer Herring-Hall-
Marion Safe Co.; m. Anna Collins
Kidd at Cleveland, O., Dec. 80, 1902.
Address, 212 Eaton Ave., Hamilton*
Ohio.
FULLER, Frank 8., Jr., student; b. Oct
7, 1893; s. Frank and Lilian Arnold
(Day) F.; student at Davidson Col-
lege; manager and mem. track team;
initiated by North Carolina Theta.
Address, 302 E. Main St, Durham,
N. C.
FUNKH0U8ER, Samuel King, lawyer;
b. Harrisburg, Va., Dec. 4, 1883; s. A.
Paul and Minnie K. F.; ed. at Vir-
ginia Military Institute, 1904, Ohio
State University; class vice-presi-
dent football. Phi Delta Phi, Bucket
and Dipper, business manager an-
nual, lieutenant cadet battalion; ini-
tiated by Virginia Theta, March 6,
1904, later affiliated with Ohio Theta.
Address, 30 Broad St, New York
City.
FURBER, Pierce Powers, engineer; b.
St. Louis, Mo., Oct 23, 1885; s.
Pierce P. and Kate (Montgomery)
F.; ed. at University of Minnesota,
1908; Theta Tau, Engineering; ini-
tiated by Minnesota Alpha, Oct 15,
1904; eminent archon, deputy ar-
chon, warden, chronicler, recorder;
assistant engineer C. A. P. Turner;
mem. American Society C. E., con-
sulting engineer. Residence, 4517
S. Dupont Ave., office, 816 Phoe-
nix Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
FURLOW, Floyd Charles, mercantUe;
h. Americus, Ga., 1877; s. Timo^
WHO'S WHO IN B. A. B.
v. «iid Xjoolm (Boons) ^-i ed. ftt
QeorsU School of Tecbnology. 1897;
dua praatdsiit, nuuucer football
taun, editor-ln-chlef The OeoTgla
Tecb.: initiated br Georgia Phi, Juir
SO, 1894, pTflHldent of Gamma prov.
ince (noiv EpbIIod), 1897-98; eminent
■apreme archon, 1898-00; rlce-preel-
dent The Otis EHevator Co.; m. Ne-1
lie Johnson, 1899. Addresa, care
White Hall BIdg., Now Tork Cltr.
FURLOW, Stewart Davenport, mer-
canUle; b. Jan. 81, 1881; a. TImothr
H. and Loulae (Boung) F.; ed. at
Georgia School of Technology, 1S04;
class president, captain claaa base-
ball; InitUted by Georgia Phi, April
26, 1900; eminent treasurer, brother
of Jamea W. Purlow, Georgia Phi;
commercial salesman; Maaon, EUk.
Addreaa, 80 Lee St, Americua, Ga,
FURMAN, Earl U«, Btudent; b. Aug.
34, 1890; b. Lewis G. and Bertha. May
(SammoQs) F.; Btudent at Syracuse
TTnlTersity: Initiated by New Tork
Delta, Oct SO, 1910. AddreBB, 2046
8. Sallna St, Syracuse, N. T.
FYPE, James Robert, atudent; b. Oct
13, 1891; B. John H. and Hannah
GmUy (McCourt) F.; student at Uni-
versity of South Dakota; class
president, manager annual; Initiated
by South Dakota Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911,
eminent warden. Address, 11 How-
ard St, Waltham, Mass.
GAGE, John Bailey, lawyer; b. Kansas
City. Ho., Feb. 24, 1887; s. John C.
and Ida B. O.; ed. at UnlverBlty of
Kansas, 1907; X. T. Z. club, Kanaaa-
Hlaaourl Debating team, claas histo-
rian; initiated by Kansas Alpha, Jan.
18, 1904; eminent archon, deputy ar-
chon and recorder; professor of law,
Kansas City School oF Law; mem.
Arm Gage and Richardson, attorneys.
Address, 3700 E. 9th St, Kansas City,
Ho.
GALBRAITH, Wilbur Floyd, student;
b. August IS, 1891; a. Alexander W.
and Oella (Beadell) Q.; student at
Allegheny College, varalty baseball.
Block A. club, class debater, '10,
■ football, '18, clans baaebaU
and baaketball; Initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Omega, Dec. 14, 1910. Addreaa,
Coa] Centre, Penn.
GALBREATH, Orvlllo Smith, lawyer;
b. Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 22, 1S46; b.
John H. and Martha J. (Draper) Q.;
P(l. at Cumberland UnlverBlty, 1868;
Initiated by Tennessee Lambda;
county Judge, 1884-7, city attorney,
1889-92, county attorney five consecu-
tive terms; mem. U a sonic order.
Woodmen of the World, Royal Arcan-
nra and Improved Order of Red Men;
[last great eachem In Imp. O. R. M,;
great sachem of Colorado In the
order In 1891-92; has been a great
rt^presentatlve to great council of
United States for a number of years;
m. Elizabeth A. Jackson of Sumner
county, Tenn., Oct S, 1868. Address,
1819 West Second Ave., Durango,
Colo.
GALLAND, Louts George, broker; b.
Ladoga, Wis.. June 16, ISSS; s. Wil-
liam and Adella G.; ed. at North-
» astern University, 1908; title role
in Junior play; Initiated by nilnoU
Fsi-Omega, Jan. 14, 1907; eminent
deputy arcbon, delegate to province
Delta convention, 1908; vtce-preal-
dent Guarantee Bond and Mortgage
Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. Addreaa,
91)3-4-5 SUtes Nat'I Bank Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
iGALLOWAY, Thomae Walton, Univer-
!<lty professor; b. Columbia, Tenn.,
Nov. S, 1866; a. WUliam Thomas and
E. R. (Smith) Q.; ed. at Cumberland
University, 1887, Harvard Univer-
sity, president Y. M. C. A., editor of
c:oIlege paper; Initiated by Tennes-
Boe Lambda, 1887; holder of scholar-
sbip at Harvard, 1889-91 and again
in 1897-98; laboratory assistant in
Botany, 1889-91, proctor, 1889-91. win-
ner of graduate Bowdoin prize for
thesis on Experimental BTldence ot
Transmission of Acquired Character
In Organisms; author 1, Teit Book of
Zoology. Blaklstone; 2. Elementary
Zoology, Blaklstone; 3. Numerous
Biological, Educational, and Philo-
sophical Essays; learned societies,
mem. American Microscopical bo>
clety, Boston Society of Natural His-
tory, Central Aasoclatlon Science and
94
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
Mathematics Teachers, niinoia Acad-
emy of Sciences, Fellow American
Association for Advancement of
Science, secretary of American
Microscopical society, and editor of
its Transactions, a quarterly journal
of microscopical research; profes-
sor of Biology at Millikin Univer-
sity; m. Mary L. Armstrong, Dec.
22, 1892. Address, 1332 West Wood
St., Decatur, 111.
QALT, Charles Elijah, structural en-
gineer; b. St Louis, Mo., Sept 4,
1888; s. Elijah Lamb and Marie
Louise (Berger) G.; ed at Washing-
ton University, 1911; initiated by
Missouri Beta, Oct. 23, 1907; eminent
archon; Sigma Xi, St Louis Eni^-
eers club. Address, 2104 Lafayette
Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
GAMBLE, Frank Asbury, lawyer; o.
Jasper, Ala., April 8, 18/9; s. Frank-
lin A. and Mary A. G.; ed. at South-
ern University, 1899, University of
Alabama, 1900; manager Southern
University baseball team, 1898-99,
and football 1898, honor roll each
year in College Junior orator, inter-
society debater, senior orator; ini-
tiated by Alabama Iota, 1893, affili-
ated with Alabama Mu, 1899-1900,
brother of Foster K. Gamble, Ala-
bama Iota and Thomas Owen Gam-
ble, Alabama Mu; eminent archon
and correspondent; attended S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Nashville, 1898,
Boston, 1900, Memphis, 1904, Atlanta,
1906, president province Epsllon
two terms, vice-president province
Epsllon three terms; register in
chancery Walker county, Ala., solicit-
or 14th Judicial circuit, Ala., clerk
house of representatives, Ala. Ad-
dress, Jasper, Ala.
GAMBLE, Merrltt Campbell, student;
b. Feb. 14, 1892; s. Edwin H. and
Mary A. (Campbell) G.; student at
Northwestern University; initiated
by Illinois Psi-Omega, Oct 22, 1911.
Address, 1212 Elmwood Ave., Evan-
ston. 111.
GANTT, Nicholas Jourdan, lawyer; b.
Magnolia, Ark., July 13, 1879; s. Nich-
olas J. and Laura B. G.; ed. at Van-
derbilt University, academic, 1901,
Jaw, J 903; president Junior law, '02,
associate editor monthly paper and
annual; initiated by Tennessee No,
Sept 29, 1900; eminent archon and
correspondent, delegate to province
Epsllon convention, Birmingham,
Ala., Dec, 1901, delegate S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Washington, Dec^
1902. Residence, 410 W. 11th Ave^
office, 614-15 Citizens Bank Bldg.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
GARDNER, Leslie Breckenridge, bank
cashier; b. Gatesville, Texas, Jan. 12,
1885; s. F. M. and Lucetta (Milnes)
G.; ed. at University of Texas, 1910;
initiated by New York Mu, Jan. 12,
1885; assistant cashier of First State
Bank and Trust Co., Waco, Texas.
Address, 52b N. 16th St, Waco, Tex.
GARNER, Alan Freeman, student; b.
April 3, 1890; s. John William and
Mrs. J. W. G.; student at George
Washington University; initiated by
Washington City Rho, Nov. 18, 1911.
Address, Falls Church, Va.
GAVIN, Thay, student; b. April 18,
1888; s. James B. and Rebecca a.
(Hedges); student at Adrian Col-
lege; president Star Literary so-
ciety, also treasurer and chaplain,
football, 1909-10; initiated by Michi-
gan Alpha, Feb. 19, 1910; eminent
deputy archon, treasurer, warden
and herald. Address, 218 E. Market
St, Bluffton, Ind.
GARR, Charles Grain, physician and
surgeon; b. Hillsboro, Ky., Oct 12,
1884; s. Dr. C. R. and Sallie R. G.;
ed. at Vanderbilt University, 1905,
Hospital College of Medicine; won
Curator's medal (2nd honor); initi-
ated by Tennessee Nu, Sept 28, 1901,
brother of Dr. C. R. Garr, Kentucky
Kappa; eminent depu^ archon, trus-
tee of Kentucky Epsllon chapter, one
of the organizers of Summer lodge
of S. A. E., a club of S. A. R's which
existed at Flemingsburg, Ky., 1904-
.05, maintaining club rooms and help-
ing in summer rushing; secretary
Kentucky Midland Medical society;
mem. American Medical society and
Kentucky State society. Address,
154 N. Upper St, Lexington, Ky.
GARRISON, Stewart Lee, stadent; b.
Mobile, Ala., Dec. 11, 1891; s. Charles
and Bessie (Denby) G.; stadent at
WHO'S WHO IN a. A. E.
»B
H DnlTer>lt7: Initiated b^
Aosetts OBmma; eminent ar-
ad chronicler. AddreBs, Crlcli-
[oblle, AJa.
I, Robert Aq student; b. July
•1; B. Edmund H. and Anna M.
I G.; student at Dtcklnson Col-
aophomore preeident, eopho-
band. Skftcbagence, Skull and
Aptaln varsity tracn, W. C. A
captain relay team, mem. of
, rarslty football; fnlUated by
rlTanla Blgma-Phl, Sept 2S,
Address, Wyoming, Del,
f, Victor Hugo, civil engineer;
ba, Kan., Uay 13, ISBS; s. John
Emma (Ulserei) Q.; Initiated
uhlngton Alpha, May 25, 1906
er mem.) ; eminent correspond-
lem. S. A. E. Club House asso-
1 and S. A. E. Seattle Alumnt
lUon; dlTleloQ engineer Stone-
er Engineering Corps; mem.
can Society Civil Elnglneera,
ddresB, 7638 Bagley Ave., Seat-
'asb.
OD, Harold Qould, physician
irgeon; b. Marshalltown, Iowa,
, 1ST5; e. George W. and Susan
I) G.; ed. at Dnlverslty ol Colo-
B. 8., 1900; Johns Hopkins Unl-
T, 1904; captain football team.
Initiated by Colorado Chi, Sept
9S; brother ol Omar E. Gar-
Colorado Zeta; eminent ar-
1900; delegate to 8. A. E. Nat'I
itlon at Boston, Mass., 1900,
ite to S. A B. Nat'I convention
aMngton, D. C, 1902, from Den-
A. E. Alumni assoclaUon, dele-
to province Eta convenUon at
ir, 1901, 1910, president o( prov-
Ha; m. Amy S. Johnson, Brans-
Wli., Sept 6, 1906. Residence,
ace St, office, 624 Metropolitan
Denver, Colo.
POD, Omar Elvln, lavyer; b.
Marshalltown, Iowa, July 6,
a. George W. and Susan G. Q.;
University of Colorado; mem.
and Dagger, varsity football,
•09, '10, winner of Colorado
oratorical contest 1901 and rep-
stlve of Colorado In Inter-
contMt, 1901; InlUated by Colo-
Eeta. Sept 21, 1896, afflllated
with Colorado Chi, 1897; brother of
Dr. Harold Gould Garwood, Colorado
Cbi; president of Bta province, 1B08-
12; delegate to S. A. B. Natl con-
ventions Atlantic City, 1909, and
Kansas City, 1910; deputy district at-
torney at Denver for two years, sec-
retary of the University of Colorado
for seven years; mem. republican
county central committee lor last
four years. Instructor at Bonlder Law
Scliool part of one year; oathor of
Be\'era] articles on Practical Work-
iDga of Equal Suffrage In Colorado;
m. Jeanne Coulter, 1906. Residence,
610 W. Seventh Ave., offlce, 81B-317
Tabor Opera House Block. Denver,
Colo.
GAWTHROP, Robert 8., lawyer; b.
Newton township. Cluster county,
PeDn.; B. Thomas C. and Emma R.
G.; ed. at University of Pennsylva-
nia. A. B., 1901; president of senior
class, varsity baseball, 18B9-1900-
1901. winner of prize for highest av-
erage In studies of any member of
varsity athletic team, 1900; initiated
hv Pennsylvania Theta. Feb. 9,
^W^ (charter mem.); attended S. A,
E Xafi convention at AUantIc City,
If fill; chairman of county committee
of republican party. Chester County,
district attorney, Chester
iDtr,
8-11;
T-ocke HoBklns. Nov. 8, 1906. Hesi-
dPTico. 325 W. Miner St, office, 119
N. High St., West Chester, Penn.
GAZLAY, William Soaoor, railroad
man; h. Henderson, Ky., Nov. 31,
IR^I: 8. AddlBon M. and Maria S. Q.;
ed. at Northwestern University.
1904: track team, 1901-2-3-4; mem.
Derti; Initiated by UUnols PsI-Om«-
ga, Oct 13. 1900; eminent recorder;
president of the Elvaneton, Alumni
association of B. A B.; mem. board
of directors. Illinois Psf-Omega
Building association; chief clerk
Milwaukee and Wisconsin division
Chicago and Northwestern R. R.;
mem. Western Economic society; m.
Virginia Elizabeth Miller, June IS,
1906. Address. 6416 Sheridan rood,
Chicago, til.
QENTRV, John Joseph, judge; b. 1866;
«d. at WoDord Collega and notvsi^
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
Bity of Virginia; initiated by Soath
Carolina Gamma, Oct 16, 1885,
affiliated with Virginia Omicron;
judge of Probate court, Spartan-
burg county, S. C, from Jan., 1895 to
Jan., 1911; at present student in the
Baptist Seminary, Louisville, Ky.
Address, care of Baptist Seminary,
Louisville, Ky.
QEIB, George Albert, student; b. July
18, 1888; s. William F. and Laura
C. (Lipke) G.; student at University
of Minnesota; president of sopho-
more engineers; initiated by Minne-
sota Alpha, March 9, 1911. Address,
211 Earl St, St Paul, Minn.
GEORGE, William Walker, secretary;
b. Jessamine county, Ky., Aug. 10,
1888; s. Abner Hunter and Lulu
(Sandusky) G.; ed. at Southwestern
Presbyterian University, 1909; half-
back on varsity football, short stop
on varsity baseball, representative
declamation contest, won four medals
for oratory and debate; initiated by
Tennessee Zeta, Sept, 1907; secre-
tary of the A. H. George Co.; m.
Archer J. McLeod, Oct 6, 1910. Ad-
dress, 1605 Twenty-Third Ave., Meri-
dian, Miss.
QERBER, Elmer Louis, architect; b.
Dayton, Ohio, April 19, 1875; s. John
F. and Katherlne (Schroer) G.; ed.
at Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, 1899; initiated by Massa-
chusetts lota-Tau, March 7, 1896;
mem. of Gerber and Lett architects;
m. Anna Gross, Nov. 9, 1904. Ad-
dress, 205 Lexington Ave., Dayton,
Ohio.
GERRISH, Leo Melville, student; b.
Berlin, N. H., Dec. 7, 1887; student at
University of Maine; initiated by
Maine Alpha, Sept 26, 1907. Ad-
dress, S. A E. House, Orono, Me.
GESSELL, Walter Judson, financier;
b. Heron Lake, Minn., Jan. 8, 1888; s.
John L. and Harriet A. G.; ed. at
University of Minnesota, 1908; ini-
tiated by Minnesota Alpha, Feb. 14,
1905; eminent deputy archon, chroni-
cler and herald, chapter trustee, dele-
gate to province Delta convention,
Delaware, Ohio, 1908; mem. firm J.
L. Gessell and Son, real estate and
jOziAncial agents, Hanley, Saskatche-
wan, Canada. Address, Hanley,
Saskatchewan, Canada.
QETCHELL, Edward U, stndent; b.
May 4, 1884; s. Leonard M. and Anna
C. (Flagg) G.; student at University
of Maine; assistant manager fresh-
men football, manager varsity foot-
ball, sophomore Owls; initiated by
Maine Alpha, Oct 14, 1910. Address*
R. F. D., No. 40, Waterville, Maine.
QETTY8, Francis McKeedin, banker;
b. Athens, Tenn., July 20, 1872; s.
W. and Belle (McKeedin) G.; ed. at
University of Tennessee, 1891; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Kappa, Feb. 28»
1890; eminent archon; served as
president of the Nat'l AssociatiflaL
Credit Men for two years, it is the
largest trade organization in the
United States; m. Elsie Briggs, Naah^
ville, Tenn., Oct 8, 1901. Address, 6th
and Main St, Louisville, Ky.
GIBBS, George Slocomv, electrical en-
gineer; b. Oct 24, 1873; s. Daniel N.
and L. Maria (Slocomb) G.; ed. at
Worcester Polytechnic Institate,
1896; initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, March 10, 1894 (charter
mem.); sales engineer for Westing-
house Electrical and Manufacturing
Co., mem. American Institute of
Electrical Engineering, Ci^ club
(Boston), Highland club, Massachus-
etts lodge, F. and A. M., DeMolay
commandery K. T. Boston council,
Massachusetts consistory S. P. R. S.,
32nd degree, Aleppo Temple; m. Jane
Mjmich, Aug. 30, 1900. Address, 71
Park St, West Rozbury, Maas.
GIBSON, Alfred Ernest; b. Toronto^
Canada, Nov. 28, 1885; s. W. A. and
Mary (Welz) G.; ed. Ohio State Uni-
versity, 1909; track team; initiated
by Ohio Theta, Feb. 16, 1906; m.
Mary E. Wallihan, Aug. 26, 1910. Ad-
dress, 4103 Clinton Ave., N. W.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
GIBSON, James Bruden, lawyer; b.
1880; ed. at Wofford College, 1901;
initiated by South Carolina (Jamms,
Oct 6, 1897. Address, Dillon, S. C.
GIBSON, Robert, Jr., lawyer; b. Mari-
etta, Ga., Oct 22, 1868; s. Robert and
Annie (Glover) G.; ed. at University
of the South and Columbia Unive^
sity, 1887, law, 1892; captain base*
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
97
f!
•i
r
ball team, president PI Oinega» Bng-
liah oration, 1887, German oration,
1888; Initiated by Tenneasee Omega^
Ans. 26, 1884, brother of William
Gibson. Tennessee Omega; delegate
to 8. A. E. Natl conventions at Nash-
Tille, 1885, Atlanta, 1906, and AtlanUc
Cit7, 1909, president of the board of
trustees, which has in charge the snr-
plas funds of the Nat'l fraternity;
represents several million dollar
estates; mem. various committees in
Tammany hall. Bar aasr elation in the
city of New York; mem. local school
board in New York city; m. Grace
Llewellyn Jones, Aug. 16, 1908. Ad-
dress, 14 WUl St, New York City.
6IBSON, Stewart Knowlton, mercan-
tile; b. McPherson, Kan., May 8,
1888; s. Charles E. and Helen
(Knowlton) C; ed. at Dartmouth
College, 1911; freshman and sopho-
more football; initiated by New
Hampshire Alpha, May 2, 1908; emi-
neot treasurer, attended S. A. E.
Naf 1 convention at Kansas City,
1910; with wholesale electrical
goods house. Address, 80 Bigelow
road. West Newton, Mass.
ttlESY, Paul C, wholesale drug sup-
plies; b. Portland, Ore., Sept 29,
1887; s. Dr. A. J. and Ida H. (Church)
G.; ed. at Leland Stanford Jr., Uni-
versity, 1910; initiated by California
Alpha, Sept 12, 1906; eminent ar-
chon, deputy archon, chronicler, cor-
respondent and warden; wholesale
drug. Address, University Club, Port-
land, Ore.
GILBERT, Newell Clark, physician; b.
Clinton, 111., Dec. 6, 1880; s. Newell
Danon and Elizabeth Marion (Clark)
G.; ed. at University of Wisconsin,
B. S., 1903, University of Michigan,
1903-04; Northwestern University,
Medical School, 1907, M. D.; Phi Rho
Sigma, Sigma XI; initiated by Wiscon-
sin Alpha, Feb. 7, 1903 (charter mem.)
affiliated with Michigan lota-Tau;
clinical assistant at Northwestern
University Medical school. Address,
8 Illinois St, Chicago Heights, 111.
GILBERT, Royee Wheeler; sanitary
engineer; b. LeMars, Iowa, 1887; s.
Amos Wheeler and Bllen (Alworth)
0.; ed. at University of Minnesota,
1908, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 1909; Triangle club,
civil engineering society. Biological
club; initiated by Minnesota Alpha,
1904, affiliated with Massachusetts
lota-Tau; author; mem. committee on
prevention of diseases for Boston
Chamber of Commerce; m. Victoria
Sordoni, Aug. 14, 1911. Address, 789
Boylston St, Boston, Mass.
GILCHRIST, Albert Waller; gover-
nor; b. Greenwood S. C. Jan. 15, 1858;
s. Gen. William E. and Rhoda Eliza-
beth (Waller) G.; ed. at Carolina
Military Academy, 1876, United
States Military Academy, 1882; ini-
tiated by North Carolina Rho Rho,
1876; mem. Florida house of repre-
sentatives, 1882-84; '93, '95, '03; in-
spector-general of Florida and mem.
governor's staff, rank of colonel, re-
signed as brigadier-general of Florida
Militia, June, 1898, and enlisted as a
private in Co. C, 3d U. S. Vol. Int.
served in Santiago, Cuba, and mus-
tered out with rank of captain, gover-
nor of Florida, 1909-13, descendant of
Col. Joseph Ball, grandfather of
George Washington and of Col. Con-
way, grandfather of James Madison.
Address, Tallahassee, Fla.
GILL, Jackman Andrew, student; b.
July 29, 1892; s. Gus A. and Mattie
(Elmore) G.; student at University
of Oklahoma; mem. of stafF of Uni-
versity magazine. University oratori-
cal council. University house of rep-
resentatives, critic of Blackstone
Tribunal, editor of Fraternity Dope
Sheet associate editor of student
paper. The Umpire, made one of the
nominating speeches at the mock
Nat'l convention at University of
Oklahoma, Veh. 15, 1912; initiated by
Oklahoma Kappa, Feb. 3, 1912. Ad-
dress, McAlester, Okla.
•
QILLEM, Jennings Frederlcki student;
b. Oct. 6, 1890; s. Capt Alvan C. and
Lily (Cummins); student at Univer-
sity of tne South; varsity football,
captain-elect football team of 1912,
varsity baseball team; initiated by
Tennessee Omega, Oct 18, 1911. Ad-
dress, Fort Ogelthorpe, Dodge, Ga.
GILLESPY, Jannes McAdory; b. Birm-
ingham, Ala., Ye^>. %V, \%^^\ ^
•8
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Dr. John S. and Mary Bucenia
(Owen) G.; ed. at Alabama Poly-
technic Institute, B. S., 1910, Uiiiyer-
Bity of Alabama, law, 1912; vice-
preaident junior law class. Glee club,
1911, cadet corporal, sergeant and
first lieutenant; initiated by Alabama
Alpha-Mu, Sept 9, 1907; afllliated
with Alabama Mu; brother of John
Sharp GiUesby, Jr., S. A. E.; emi-
nent deputy archon and correspon-
dent at Alabama Alpha-Mu. Ad-
dress, 2006 Highland Ave., Birming-
ham, Ala.
GILMER, James N.; b. 1839; ed. at
Georgia MUitary Institute, 1859; ini-
tiated by Georgia Pi, Feb., 1857; went
to Columbia, S. C, in 1869 intending
to Tisit second S. A. E. general con-
vention but it was not held because
of lack of delegates; entered the con-
federate army at outbreak of the
civil war; rose from lieutenant suc-
cessively to ranks of captain, first
battalion Hilliard's legion, Alabama
volunteers, adjutant-general on stafT
of Gen. Gracy and adjutant-command-
er Alabama volunteers; commission
merchant; m. Lizzie B. Gilmer. Ad-
dress, 4760 14th Ave., N. E., Seattle,
Wash.
GILMORE, Abner Blanks, editor; b.
New loeria. La., Nov. 29, 1877; s.
John Young and Margaret (Blanks)
G.; ed. at Tulane University, 1899;
varsity and class football; initiated
by Louisiana Tau-Upsilon, Jan. 22,
1897 (charter mem.); eminent treas-
urer and warden; attended S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at St Louis, 1896;
editor, publisher and proprietor of
The Modem Sugar Planter; m. Ehi-
nice Foster Rowland, Dec. 17, 1906.
Residence, 1032 Eleanor St, office,
612 Camp St, New Orleans, La.
GLAENTZER, Edwin, student; b.
Aug. 16, 1890; s. George W. and Eliza-
beth (Terwilliger) G.; freshman and
varsity track teams; initiated by
New York Delta, Oct 20, 1911. Ad-
dress, 68 Heights Road, Ridgewood,
N. J.
GLASGOW, Joseph Anderson, lawyer;
b. Fincaatle, Va., Ifarch 81, 1867; s.
William A. and Grace E. G.; ed. at
W'aBtlngton and Lee Univenity,
law class, 1891; initiated by VI
Sigma, Oct, 1886; brother of W
A. Glasgow, Jr., Virginia Sigmi
McPheeters Glasgow, Virginls
ma; m. Maria Washington &
Dec. 16, 1896. Address, 12 N.
Ington St, Staunton, Va.
GLASGOW, Wiilfam Anderson, Jr
yer; b. Faircastle, Va., April 29,
s. William A. and Grace E. G.;
Washington and Lee Universit3
1886; orator's medal; initiati
Virginia Sigma, May, 1883; b
of Joseph A. Glasgow and E
Pheeters Glasgow, Virginia 8
m. Jean Cresswell, Macara, O
July 8, 1897. Address, 124 S.
St, Philadelphia, Penn.
GLASS, James Gamewell, educat
Columbia, S. C, Sept 12, 18
Peter B. and Ella R. G.; ed. a
versity of the South, 1886, theol
class, 1887; Pi Omega Litera
ciety, won cup for best oration
in Pi Omega, Bishop Lyman
for declamation, 1886, medal
essay, 1886; initiated by Teni
Omega, Nov. 7, 1881; founder of
Carolina Delta; elected eminent
treasurer, 1883, re-elected, 188
on the resignation of Willia
Guerry as eminent grand ajrcl
1884, he was elected by the
chapter to succeed him; a
factor in the re-establishment
C. Xi, one of the most active 1
of northern eztention; delegaU
A. E. Nat'l conventions at Lou
1883, Athens, 1884, Nashville,
Columbia, 1887; m. Eva Lee
banks. Sept 28, 1899. Addresf
Qulntard Ave., Anniston, Ala.
QLEASON, Alfred Cookman,
estate; b. near Elizabeth, Pens
22, 1881; s. William G. and 8a
(Day) G.; ed. at Allegheny Gc
varsity football; initiated by
aylvania Omega, Feb. 26, 189$
nent chronicler; alderman,
magistrate, acting mayor of M
port Penn.; mem. B. P. O. 1
186, F. O. E. No. 286, McKc
chamber of commerce; m.
Florence Good, Oct 1, 1909.
dress, 406 Ninth Ave., McKei
Penn.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
99
rharles Qooch, real estate; b.
3d, Cincinnati* Ohio, Jan. 10,
I. W. W. and Clara O. G.; ed.
rersity of Cincinnati, 1908; inl-
t>7 Ohio EpBilon, Nov. 12, 1904;
Aiae Land and Development
;d. Address, care Chi Lodge,
lin, Douglas county. Ore.
John Mark, philanthropist; b.
ore, Md., Oct 28, 1858; s. WU-
Hilkins and Ellen Mark
) O.; ed. Washington ft Lee
sity, 1879; initiated by Vir-
SiC^a, Oct, 1874; general di-
of the Russell Sage Founda-
n. Mary Willcox Brown, May
f2. Address, 136 E. 19th St,
ork, N. Y.
Russell Verstllle, civil engin-
Columbus, Ga., June 6, 1879;
L and Rosa Ellen (Verstille);
Georgia Institute of Technol-
Ld University of Georgia; ini-
by Georgia Phi, Sept 29, 1896,
)d with Georgia Beta; at pres-
perintendent of Benquet Road,
, Philippine Islands; mem.
I, Georgia, Capitol City club,
mt Driving club, Baquio Coun-
lb, Baquio, P. I. Address care
I City Club, Atlanta, Ga.
;, Earl Ballard, student; b.
M, 1890; 8. Christopher and
\ (Simcox) G.; student at
9ll University; varsity track;
id by Pennsylvania Zeta, June
LI. Address, 249 W. 11th St,
?enn.
t, William VanDova, student;
. 29, 1891; s. Joseph L. and
\ N. (Williams) G.; student at
■sity of Indiana; secretary of
nore class; mem. Strut and
Dramatic club; initiated by
a Gamma, Feb. 25, 1910. Ad-
1207 N. N St, Bedford, Ind.
Qaien Van Rensselaer, architec-
draftsman; b. Macomb, 111.,
19, 1884; s. Stephen Van Rens-
and Mary Elizabeth (Metcalf)
L at University of Illinois;
(Junior Architectural); ini-
bjr niinois Beta, February 23,
eminent archon, deputy ar-
ad wurden; mem. B. P. O. E.
Address, 538 N. Randolph St, Ma-
comb, 111.
GODDARD, Guy, student; b. Nov. 14,
1885; s. Thomas M. and Martha F.
(Leppes) G.; student at University
of South Dakota; president of fresh-
men class; mem. N. S. D., football,
holder of South Dakota State record
in sixteen pound hammer throw;
initiated by South Dakota Sigma,
Jan. 27, 1911. Address, Vermillion,
S. D.
GODFREY, Frederick Earie, railroad
man; b. Somerville, Mass., Jan. 9,
1884; s. Samuel Gill and Nellie
(Toung) G.; ed. at Universit^^ of
Pennsylvania, 1905; initiated by
Pennsylvania Theta, Oct 30, 1902; at^
tended Nat'l convention at Washing-
ton, D. C, 1903; with Pennsylvania
R. R. Co., treasurer's office at Phila-
delphia; choir director, First Bap-
tist church, Phoenixville; mem. Sa-
voy Opera Co., Fellowship club. Ad-
dress, 155 Cricket Ave., Ardmore,
Pena.
GOES, CllfTord Cecil, student; b. Jan.
19, 1892; 8. Springer and Angeline
(WIckham). G.; student at Syracuse
University; freshman coxswain. Si-
wash club, sophomore society, sopho-
more executive committee; initiated
by New York Delta, Oct. 20, 1910. Ad"
dress, 745 S. Crouse Ave., Syracuse,
N. J.
QOETCHIUS, Julian Scudder, manufac-
turer, mayor; b. Milledgeville, Ga.,
June 14, 1873; s. George T. and Julia
(Scudder) G.; ed. University of Geor-
gia, 1893; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Jan. 16, 1890; assistant treasurer, sec-
retary and treasurer The Raven B\iel
Co., secretary finance committee of
the Saltville Bank; in charge of the
Mathieson Alkali Works, a ten mil-
lion dollar concern, manager of sales
of the bicarbonate department; dele-
gate to two Democratic state conven-
tions; mayor of Saltville for past
three years, treasurer of same for
ten years previously; past master of
Masonic lodge, Knight Templar, mem.
Occa Temple of Shriners; m. Eliza-
beth Ficklen Miller, Bedford, Va.,
Nov. 29, 1905. Ad^iT^ll^ ^t&!Ci^^^^
K<>F>\W
102
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
16, ISOO. Address, New Haven, Mo.
QRANNI8, John Avery, banker; b.
Lebanon, Tenn., Aug. 26, 1884; a. H.
Wl and Mai7 W. O.; ed. Cumberland
University, 1903; InlUated by Ten-
neeeee Lambda, Sept. S, IBOO, aflUl-
ated with Tennessee Nu; son of H.
W. Qrannls and brother of Joe G.
OranniB, Tenneasee Lambda; emi-
nent archon; attended S. A. E. Nat'l
coDventianat Mempble, 1904; assisted
In making the 1904 S. A. E. cata-
logue; with Cumberland Valley Na-
tional BanK. Address, iSOO B. Bel-
mont Circle, Nashville, Tenn.
ORANPNER, William Frederick, stu-
dent; b, Aug. 9, 1890; s. Robert and
Mary (Leistner) Q.; student at Dic-
kinson College; Initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Slgma-Phl, Oct 11, 1909. Ad-
dress, 9 S. Tenth St., Harrlsburg,
Penn.
QRATZ, Alexander Howerton, student;
b. Sept. 14, 1891; s. Alexander Ham-
ilton and Birdie V. (Ogden) Q.;
student at University of Michigan;
manager class basketball; Initiated
by Kentucky Epsllon, Oct. 15, 1908,
now afflliated with Michigan Iota-
Beta; brother of Marfleld OraU. Ken-
tucky Eprllon. Address, 440 Fayette
Park, Lexington, Ky.
GRAVERSON, John Louis, lawyer; b.
South Bend, Ind., Nov. 24, 1882; s.
John and Sarah A. G.; ed. University
of Indiana, Law, 1910; Phi Delta Phi;
Initiated by Indiana Gamma, Nov. 25,
1910. Address. Sheridan, Wyoming.
GRAVES, Alexander Wilson, student
b. Dec. 31, 1889; s. J. S. and OUa
(WUson) O.; student at Tulane Uni-
versity; Kappa Pal, junior club, scrub
football; initiated by Louisiana Tau-
Epsllon; brother of John H. Graves,
S. A. E. Address, Talladega, Ala.
GRAVES, Frederick Roscob, clergyman;
b. Smtthvllle, Ga., May 6, 1868; s.
Nathan and Sarah (Watklns) G.; ed.
Southwestern Presbyterian UnWer-
slty 1893; valedictorian, president W.
I. L. P., business manager S. P. U.
Journal, faculty orator, winner Intei^
society oratorical medal 1S91; Initi-
ated by Tennessee Zeta March 10,
1S90; eminent arcbon; delegate to
CJiMttanooga 3. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1892; moderator several chnrch
courts, commissioner to the General
Assemblies of 1902 and 1911; inatmo-
tor In History and English. 1891-tt;
traveled extensively in Europe, RoyikI
Arch Mason; lecturer. A Pilgrim't
Journey Though England and Scot-
land, Pictures Prom Italy, Miche-
langelo, The Han Who Succeeds;
pastor of the Presbyterian church;
m. Laura Johnson, Dec. 27, 1903.
Address, 1102 Porter St, Helena.
Mont
GRAY, Carl Raymond, Jr., engineer;
h. Wichita, Kan., April 14, 1889; a.
Carl R. and Harrtette G.; ed. Waah-
JDgton University, University of Illi-
nois, 1911; class president and secre-
tary. Obelisk, IxKk and Chain; initi-
ated by Missouri Beta, SepL 27, 1907,
later atBIIated )with Ullnola BeU;
eminent recorder; attended Atlantic
City, 1908, Kansas City, 1910, 8. A
E. Nat'l conventions; delegate prov-
ince Zeta convention St Louis, 1907;
assistant engineer, Oregon Electric
Ky.; m. Gladys E. Beach, Oct U,
1911. Address, 1021 Quimby St,
Portland, Ore,
GRAY, George Alexander, student; b.
Dec. 21, 1892; s. Adam Oliver and
Amy Georgena (Davis) Q.; student
at Untverstty of Chicago; freshman
football; initiated by Illinois Theta,
Jan. 14, 1912. Address, S918 Lexlng^
ton St, Chicago. 111.
GREEN, Charles Henry, lawyer; b.
Freeport III-, July 8. 1873; s. Charles
T. and Emma. L. (Carter) G.; ed.
Northwestern University 1902; Deru,
Delta Chi; inlUated by niinois Pai-
Omegga, Dec. 3, 1897; delegate to
province Delta convention, 1902; U.
S. Commissioner, secretary Stephen-
son County Bar association, president
C. H. Green Manufacturing Co., sec-
retary Morse Lumber Co., and Lin-
coln Mausoleum Co.; m. Qratla E
Wadeil, Jan. 1909. Address, State
Bank Bldg.. Freeport HI,
QREEN, Eugene K., physician and sur-
geon; b. Minneapolis, Mian., Sept 12,
1870; s. John and Rosle G.; ed. Uni-
versity oi Minnesota, 1903; Initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, Jan. IT, 1902,
(charter mem.); Instmctttf at Unl-
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
103
Tenrity b1iic« 1908; m. Edna TMkey,
June 80, 1B04. AddroM, SOT R«ld
Comer, MlnneftpoUs, Hlnn.
SREEN, Howard Ruggl«s, student; b.
Auk. IB. 18»0; s. WUUam Albert and
Elizabeth Grace (Cooley) O.; stu-
dent at Unlversltr of Illinois; InlU-
ated b7 nilnoiB Beta. Hay 9. 1910. Ad-
dreaa, Sll Daniel St, Champaign,
m.
GREEN, Will Planty, newspaper writ-
er; b. Warsaw, 111., Aug. 19, 1888;
s. Cbarles S. and Paunle H. O.; ed.
at UnlTerelty of Denver; vice-
president Law Btudentfl' BESoclatlon,
chairman class social committee;
mem. Phi DelU Phi, legal trateraitr,
Sigma Delta Chi, Journalistic fratern-
ity, department editor of the Unlver-
alty Annual; Initiated by Colorado
Keta. Feb. 8, 1911; staff of Denver
Republican, 1907-12; mem. Denver
Press club. Address, Warsaw, 111.
GREENWOOD, Oliver Parker, manu-
facturer; b. BlUerlca, Mass., March
15, 1888; s. George Parker and Alice
Rebecca (Harding) G.; ed. Dart-
mouth College, 1909; class basketball.
College orchestra and band; Initi'
ated by New Hampshire Alpha,
March 16, 188S; eminent archon and
treasurer. Address, Box 201, Billerl'
ca, Haas.
GREOORY, Albert Ernest, assayer; b
Sandhurst, Berkshire, England, Nov.
8. 1879; a. John a. and Harriett
Marr (Tombs) O.; ed. Colorado
School of Mines, 1910; initiated by
Colorado Lambda; head assayer Tom.
boy Q. M. Co.. Ltd.; A. F. and A. H.
R. A. M.; m. Mary Hunter, March 18,
1909. Address, care Tomboy Gold
Mines Co., Ltd., Smuggler, Colo.
QREOORI, Raymond J., student; b.
Oct. 21, 1S91; B. Louis and Caroline
(Immerfall) G.; student at Univer-
sity of Illinois; InlUated by Illinois
Beta, Oct S8, 1911. Address, 1236
Eddy St, Chicago. HI.
GRIFFIN, John Thomas, bank presi-
dent; b. Suffolk. Vs., Feb. G, 1838; s.
Nathaniel and Virginia Ann Q.; ed.
George Washington University, 1869,
(then Columbian College): initiated
by Washington City Rho, Nor. 80,
18ES, (charter mem.>; enlisted in
Confederate army, civil engineer aer-
vice, staff duty; president Merchants'
and Farmers' Bank, In charge ot
Prejiaratory department of George
Waehlngton University, 1S59-6I; m.
Julia A. Benn, Oct 7. 186S. Address,
cRro Merchants' and E^irmers' Bank,
Portsmouth, Va.
GRIFFIN, Vem Arthur, lawyer; ' b.
Southwick, Mass.; s. Walter P. and
AUena (Dribble) G.; ed. Boston Uni-
versky 1902; Initiated by MassachU'
settB BeU-UpeUon, March 17, IBOO;
former councilman of Everett, Mass.;
m. Mary Emllle Black. June 7, 1906.
Address. 46 Mountain View St,
SpringOeld, Mass.
GRIFFITH, Thomas Gruion, student;
b. Aug. 2. 1890; B. Thomas and SalUe
Cniion (Andrews) G,; student at
Worcester Polytechnic Instltnte; Ini*
liated by MassachusettB Delta, Oct
6. 1911. Address, 206 E. Seventh St,
Charlotte. N. C.
GRIMES, Henry Holbrooke, real estate
and Insurance; b. Roxbury, Mass.,
Se|)t.. 16, 1SS6; s. James M. and An-
nie K.; ed. Boston University 1911,
Amberst College 1907; associate edi-
tor Hub, class football, tennis, debat-
ing club; Initiated by Maesachasetta
Beta-UpBllon, Oct 14, 1908; eminent
recorder, treasurer; attended Atlan-
tic City. 1909. B. A. E. Nafl conven-
tion, province Alpha convention Wor-
cester. Address, 119 High St, Peoria,
111.
GRISWOLD, Jeremiah Van Wart, in-
Burance; b. Jersey City. N. J.. March
Ti, 1ST6; ed. Cumberland University,
1898; captain of football team; initi-
ated by Tennessee Lambda, Sept 9,
1S9T. Address. Dallas, Tei.
GROOVER, Robert Norton, student; b.
Aiie- 12, 1894; s. Gordon L, and Fran-
cis I Norton) Q.; student at Emory
College; Initiated by Georgia Bpsl-
Ion, Sept 21, 1911. Address, 106 E.
3Tth 3t, Savannah, Oa.
GROSE. Qeorus Richmond, clergyman;
b. Wood, W. Va.. July 14, 1889; ■.
Andrew D. and Mary E. G,; ed. Ohio
Wealeysn University 1894, Boston
University School of Theology; pres-
ident T. H. C. A., Athontan Uterary
104
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
•ocletr, one of four bonor men In
graduating cUu, Ptal Beta Kappa;
InlUated by Ohio Delta, Oct 7, 18»B;
paitor Grace H. E. church, Balti-
more; contributor to HethodUt Re-
view, Zlon'B Herald; m. Lucy Dlcker-
■on, 1B94. Addrees, 1119 W. Lan-
T&le St., Baltimore, Hd.
OROSER, Samuel Haakana, promoter;
b. Brooklyn. N. T.. Dec. 21, 18B7; a.
Thomas W. and Hary B. (HasUns)
O.; ed. St. Stephen's College 1879;
Glass president and historian, captain
baaeball team, drill master boat
club; initiated by New Tork Slgma-Phl
1888, mem. local aigma-Phl which be-
came New Tork Slgma-Phl; contri-
butor of articles on race problem
and conditions In Mexico and Porto
Rico; traveled in Canada, Mexico,
Porto Rico and Cuba; mem. Hard-
ware club of New Tork. Oraduates of
New York, City club of New York,
Marine and Field of New York, Shel-
ter Island Tacht club, Empire State
society, Sons of American Revolu-
tion society; Mayflower descendants;
m. Bertha B. Cooper, Sept 21, 1882.
Residence, Oyster Bay, office, Room,
lOOG, 286 Fifth Ave.. N. Y.
GROVES, Robert Dinwiddle, student; b.
April 88, 1911; s. J. L. and EUsa-
betb (Tevis) D. O.; student at Uni-
versity of Missouri; football, basket-
ball; InlUsted by Missouri Alpha,
Sept 24, 1910. Address. Dover, Mo.
0RUBB8, John Rodman, lawyer; b.
RuBsellville, Ky.. June 15, 1877; i.
Charles 8. and Nannie R. O.; ed. Uni-
versity of Virginia. 1800; Phi Alpha
Phi; InlUated by Virginia Omicron
April 25. 1896; eminent archon,
chronicler: attended Nashville, 1898.
8. A B. Nat'I convention. Addreea.
Kenyon Bldg., LoulBvllle, Ky,
ORU EN EWALD, Arthur Herrmann,
lawyer; b. Oshkosh, Wis., Hay 20,
18SB; s. William F. and Bertha (Herr-
mann) Q.; ed. University of Wiscon-
sin 1809; Phi Delta Phi. Phi Alpha
Tau; captain golf team. Bdwln Booth
Dramatic club, senior class play; In-
itiated by Wlsconala Alpha, Nov.
1905; eminent archon; delegate prov-
ince Delta convention Delaware
1909; attended province IMta ooit>
venUon Chicago, 1810; law Orm
aruenewald and Oruenewald. Oih*
kosh. Addrew, 18 Waugoo SL, Osh-
icosh. Wis.
GURR. Wlltlam Henry, lawyer; h. Bibb
county, Qa., Feb. 8, 1871; s. E. M. and
N. C. a.; ed. Emory CoUege, 1817;
latemociety debater, speaker's place
awarded on clasa standing In Junior
and senior year; initiated by Oeorgla
iQpsllou, Feb. 24, 1894; city attorney,
county court attorney; delegate to
Btate convention, 1908; m. Helen H.
Giles. Sept 16, 1900. Addreea, Daw-
son, Qa.
GUERRY, Sumner, student; b. Oct 6,
1892; s. William A. and Annie (Mo-
Bee) G.; student at University of the
South; vice-president Pi Omega liter-
ary society, secretary and jnnlor
class; Initiated by Tennessee Ome-
ga, Oct 4. 1910; son of William A.
(luerry, Tennessee Omega, brother of
.iJexander Ouerry, Tennessee Omc«a.
Address, 195 Broad St, Charleston,
3. C.
GUERRY, William Alexander, bishop;
b. Clarendon county, S. C, Jn^ 7,
1861; s. Le Grand and Margaret
(Brallsford) O.; ed. University of
the South. 18S4; InlUated by Ten-
nesBee Omega, Aug. SO, ISSl. (char-
ter mem.); delegate to Augusta, 1882,
Athens. 1883. Columbia. 8. C, 1887;
a vigorous friend of northern exten-
sion; revised the S. A. E. ritual In
]SS2; elected supreme grand archon
of the fraternity In 1883 and re-
elected In 1884; served as editor of
The Record and HUtorian; chaplain
and professor of bomlletics and pas-
toral theology In the University of
the South. 1898-1907, coadjutor bis-
hop of South Csrollna, 1907, bishop
In ISOS; fatber of Alexander Ouerry,
Tennessee Omega, Sumner Oueny,
Tennessee Omega; m. Annie McBee,
Nov. !2, 188S. Address. 195 Broad
St.. Charleston. S. C.
QUTHERY, Bernard J., lawyer; b. La-
Rue, Ohio, Jan. 30, 1882; a. Joeeph D.
and Mayme E. G.; ed. Ohio WeBleyan
University, 1904; class orator, busi-
ness manager Buou. Phi Beta Kap-
pa; initiated by Ohio DelU Jan. 11,
1901; brotber of Htrwin O. aaOarr
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
105
Ohio Delta; president Cleveland
Alumni aseoclation S. A. E.; m.
Marie Lihlne, June 9, 1910. Address,
iaoi-02 Citizens Bldg., Cleveland, O.
H
HACKNEY, Theodore D., student; b.
June 10, 1888; s. G. W. and Ora
(Goffe) H.; student at Uniyersity of
Missouri, Law School; football 1909-
1911, basketball 1909, basebaU 1910;
mem. Mounds, Mystical Seven, Quo
Vadis, Druids. Address, 607 B. Wal-
nut St, S)[>ringfleld, Mo.
man class pin committee, second
HACKMAN, Wiiliarn Henry, student;
b. Vincennes, Ind., Dec. 25, 1889; s.
H. H| and Mrs. H.; student at Uni-
Yersity of Indiana; mem. Booster
club, football team; initiated by In-
diana Oamma, 1907; eminent herald;
visitor at province Delta convention,
Chicago; delegate to Atlantic City S.
A. E. Nat'l convention, 1909. Ad-
dress, 12 N. Second St, Vincennes,
Ind.
HAIR, Harry James, mercantile; b.
Pana, 111.. June 15, 1883; s. John and
Aurelia (McCoy) H.; ed. Purdue Uni-
versity, 1906; assistant manager and
stage manager dramatic club, mem.
Glee club; initiated by Indiana Beta,
April 14, 1903; eminent recorder;
machine tool salesnian, Manning,
Maxwell and Moore; m. Katherine
Stanford, Sept 15, 1909. Address,
5117 Center Ave., Pittsburgh, Penn.
H ALBERT, William Hayes, physician;
b. Cymston, Tenn., 1847; s. Pleasant
and Nancy (Crawford) H.; ed. Cum-
berland University, M. D., 1878; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Lambda, Jan. 15,
1888; for 22 years member State
Board of Medical Examiners; twice
president Tennessee EiClectic Medical
society; mem. Tennessee Historical
society; mem. Masonic order. Elks,
Knights of Pythias; private 9th Ten-
nessee cavalry, C. S. A.; father of
Thomas Edwin Halbert, Tennessee
Lambda; m. Susan J. Beattie, Sept
15, 1870. Address, First National
Bank Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
HALL, Alexander McMillan, U. B.
army officer; b. Knozville, Tenn.,
Nov. 19, 1878; s. H. W. and Anette
M. H.; ed. University of Tennessee,
L. L. B., 1901; class prophet; mem.
K. K. K. honor society; initiated
by Tennessee Kappa, Sept 12, 1896;
eminent correspondent; First Lieu-
tenant U. S. army, 28th infantry;
duty in Porto Rico, Cuba and Philip-
pine Islands; mem. B. P. O. E. Knox-
viUe No. 160, "The Lambs," Army
and Navy club. New York City. Ad-
dress, care Adjt Oen. U. S. A., Wash-
ington, D. C.
HALL, Ernest James, sociologist; b.
Somerville, Mass., Dec. 7, 1885; s.
John James and Annie Randolph (Van
Lew) H.; ed. Harvard University; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Gamma, Feb.
12, 1912; was supervisor of Industrial
Work in Albay province under the
Philippine Civil Service Commission,
1907-09; made a special study of
economic conditions and sociological
problems in the Philippines, and this
data will soon be published in book
form; author of "An Elementary
Spanish Grammar." Address, 157
Winthrop St, Medford, Mass.
HALL, James McKethan, student;, b.
June 29, 1893; s. George Hodges and
Delia (Woodward) H.; student jat
Davidson College; initiated by North
Carolina Theta, Dec. 15, 1911. Ad-
dress, Red Springs, N. C.
HALL, John Fielder, lawyer; b. Lexing-
ton, Tenn., Jan. 16, 1883; s. J. N. and
Lyde (Fielder) H.; ed. Cumberland
University, 1905; initiated by Ten-
nessee Lambda, Nov. 1904; mem.
state legislature of Tennessee 1909
and 1911 sessions; m. Mary Mur-
ray, June 7, 1911. Address, Lexing-
ton, Tenn.
HALL, Marlon Anderson, lawyer; b.
Oct 27, 1887; s. Oscar Stitt and Anne
McCormick (Sherrill) H.; student at
Cumberland University; president
Philomatheon literary society; char-
ter member of Alpha Kappa Zeta
legal fraternity; initiated by Tennes-
see Lambda, Septl7, 1911; eminent
deputy archon. Address, 1590 Wav-
erly Place, Memphis, Tenn.
HALL, Roland Francis, student; b.
Nov. 25, 1888; s. Edward and Hannah
(Brierly) H. student at Cornell Uni-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. I
venlty; rreabmui track team, genend
athletic director (clasB 1912), varsity
football aquad 1910, Taralty track
team 1910 and 1913; initiated br
New York Alpha. Oct i>l. 1908. Ad-
dresB, 6 Oberlln St, Worcester, Mass.
HALL, Robert Leavsll, banker; b. Hert-
dan HfBS., April 24, 1890; s. Robert A
and Annie (WIllfamB) H.; ed. Soutb-
westera Preebj^rian Unlrerslty,
1910; Initiated by Tennessee Zeta,
Sept 26, 1906; exchange teller. Citi-
zen's National Bank. Address, 901
22nd. Ave., Merldan, Hiss.
HALL, Wlllism Thomas, College pro-
fessor; b. New Bedford, Mass.. Aug.
4, 1874; 8. Anthony D. and Mary B.
(Soule) H.; ed. Hassacbusetta Insti-
tute of Technology, 1896, also Univer-
sity of Oottlngen, Germany; Initiated
by Massachusetts lota-Tau, Oct 80,
1894; mem. American association
for Advancement of Science, Ameri-
can Chemical society; author of
translations from German as follows.
Tread well's Analytical Chemistry
(2 vols.), Clausaen's Beet Sugar
Manufacture (with George W. Rolfe),
Jettmar's Leather Manufacture (wltji
J. W. Phelan), H. and W. Bilti's
Laboratory Methods of Morganic
Chemistry (with A. A. Blanchard),
Blitz's Introduction to Experimental
Horganlc Chemistry, Abderbalden's
Physiological Chemistry (with Geo.
Defren), Borcher's Metallurgy (with
C. R. Hayward), Ostwald's Introduc-
tion to Chemistry (with R. 8. Wil-
liams), ClauBsen's Chemical Analy-
sis of Electrolysis; assistant editor
chemical abstracts In charge of de-
partment of Metallurgy; assistant
professor of Analytical Chemistry;
m. Agnes Dunham Allen, April 17,
1901. Residence, 37 Pomfret St,
West Roxbury. College, Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HAMILTON, Andrew Alexander, stu-
dent; b. Aug. 7, 1890; s. John Henry
and Anabelle (Brown) H.; student at
University of Kansas; freshman
class treasurer and baseball; mem.
Black Helmet (sophomore society),
J'i-tan (Junior society), student coun-
cU 1910 and 1911; Initiated by Kan-
sas Alpha, Oct SS, 1910. Address,
529 W. Maple St, Columbus, Kan.
HAMILTON, Ernest Clevsland, student;
b. Aug. 1, 1889; s. Joseph E. and
[Catherine (Dick) H.; student at Uni-
versity of Iowa; freshman football,
basketbsll, baseball; mem. Iroquois,
Irving literary society, sergeant Ca
D Cadet regiment; Initiated by Iowa
Beta, Hay 4, 1911. Address, Wlntei^
sat la.
HAMILTON, Henry Raymond, mercan-
tile; b. Oak Park. HI., Oct 28. 1889;
g. H. R. and Mary (Shufeldt) H.; ed.
Northwestern University, Cornell
xrniversity; Initiated by Illinois Psl-
Omega, Feb. 19, 1810; with Nubian
Paint and Varnish Co.. Chicago.
Address, 322 Forest Ave., Oak Park,
m.
lAMLET, Harry Oabrial, U. S. revenue
offlclal; b. Kastport, Maine, Aug. 27,
1S74; s. Oscar C. and Annie H. H.;
fd. Massachusetts Institute of Tecb-
Dology and Graduate School of In-
Htructton U. S. Revenue Cutter Ser-
vice ; initiated by Massachusetts
lota-Tau. Feb. 23, 1893; assistant In-
Bpector 5th Llfe-Savlng district First
Lieutenant U. S. R. C. S.; m. Francel
Allen Hastings, Fort Townsend,
Wash. April 26, 1904. Address, care
Treasury dep:irtment Washington,
D. C.
HAMMER, Blrchsli, student; b. Hay
<), 1892; B. Tbomss Bocklns and
Flora M. (Levering) H.; student at
I'nlverBlty of Pennsylvania, chair,
man class pin committee, second
place in broad-Jump In spring and tall
track meets 1909, first place In same
1910. second place In same event
Inter-fratemlty meet, 1911; mem,
class note paper committee; Initiated
by PenQsylvanta Theta, Nov. IS,
1909; brother of Thomas P. and John
Levering Hammer. Pennsylvania
Theta. Address, 30 Oowen Ave.,
Phlladalphla. Pens.
HAMNER, William Edward, Student; b.
Nov. IS. 1891; s. Joseph Burks and
Fannie (Latham) H.; atudent at Unl<
verstty of Kansas; class football;
mem. Ptal Alpha Delta legal frate^
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nitr; Inlttalad by Kanus Alpha, Oct.
18, 1909; broQier of Hanr Cham-
bers Hamner, Hluoari Alpha. Ad-
dress, Brandon, Fla.
HAMPTON, John Roblnwn, Insurance:
b. JohnBTlUe. Ark., Not. 6, 1S76; a. Q.
H. and Bra (Wombell) H.; ed. Cen-
tral University, 1898; Initiated by Ken-
tucky Kappa, April 15, 1894; delegate
province convention Atlanta, 1S96;
brother of Luclua Graham H. Ken-
tuckr Kappa; m. Virginia Holder-
neas. Mar B, 1904. Address, Home
Insurance BIdg., Fordyce, Ark.
HAMPTON, William Wad«, Jr., Uwyer;
b. OalnesTUle, Fla., Jan. S6, 1884; s.
William Wade and Mary E. H.; ed.
UniTsralty of the South. 190S, Wash-
ington and Lee University, 1908;
mem. S. B. C. (Ribbon) society. Phi
DelU Phi legal fraternity; Initiated
by Tennessee Omega, Sept. 27, 1902,
Ut«r aSUated with Virginia BIgma;
mem. of Arm of Hampton and Hamp-
ton. Address. Porter Block, Oalnes-
Tllle Fla.
HANCE, James Harold, U. S. offlcial;
b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 14, 1880; s.
Henry and Mary E. H.; ed. North-
western University, B. S., 1901, Uni-
versity of Washington, School of
Uinee. K. H., 19ll; mem. junior cast,
glee and mandolin clubs (Northwest-
ern). Sigma XI honorary fraternity
(Washington); inlUated by IlllnolB
Psi-Omega, March 13, 1900; assistant
geogolist, U. S, Oeologlcat Survey;
m. Inns Buah Watson, Salt Lake City.
Oct 19, 1910. Address, care U. S.
Oeological Survey, Waehington. D. C.
HANOLEY, Robert Wardrop, student:
b. Sept 22, 1890; a. Marlon Love and
Carrie (Longe) H.; student at Penn-
sylranis State College; mem. Phi
Kappa Phi society; Initiated by
Pennsylvania Aipha-Zeta. Nov. 25,
1911. Address, 650 Waahlngton Ave.,
Carnegie, Penn.
HANEY, Joalah Rowan, Jr., physician
and surgeon; b. Talladega, Ala., 1885;
8. Josiah Rowan and Sara A (San-
den) H.; ed. Univerelty of MlsslBsfp-
pl, 1908, JelTerson Medical College,
1910; smmaBliim director; Initiated
br HlsdBilppl Qamma, Sept ISOG; m.
Mary Katherine Orr, July 1, 1»11.
Address, Clovls, New Mexico.
HANEY, William Porter, snrgeon; b.
Omaha, Neb., Feb. E, 1877; s. Edwbi
and Inez (Porter) H.; ed. Unlvenlty
of Nebraska. 1898, Rush Medical
College. 1901; Initiated by Nebraaka
Lambda-PI, Nov. 20, 1898; interne
Marine Hospital San Francisco. 1902-
j»i)3, chief Surgeon Carranea Con-
solidated Copper Co. Address. Ron-
guito Hospital, La Carranea Sonors,
Mexico.
HANNAPORD, Edgar Northcott. me-
cbanical engineer; b. Cincinnati,
Ohio. April 26, 1879; b. Samuel and
Anna Belle (Hand) H.; ed. Univer-
sity of Cincinnati, 1902; Initiated by
Obio Epsilon, Oct. S, 1898; mechan-
ical engineer for Cincinnati Board of
Education (6 years); mem. Peck-An-
derson and Peck Co.. heating and
ventilating contractors and engineers;
ni. Florence Lucille Jones, June t,
l!>i)5. Address, 2901 Montajia Ave.,
Westwood, Cincinnati, O.
ANSEN, Harry Arthur, editor; b.
Davenport. Iowa, Etac. SS, 1S84; i.
Hans and Christine H.; ed. Unlver-
Elty of Chicago. 1909; edited College
publications and wrote several Col-
loRe plays; initiated by Illinois The-
ta, June 2, 1907; treasurer of Chica-
go Alumni association of S. A B.
1911-1912; mem. South Park No. 662
A. F. and A. H.; staff of the Chl-
ca);o Daily News and editor of "The
University of Chicago Magazine."
Address. 5462 Lexington Ave.. Chi-
cago. 111.
HAN8SEN, Henry M., civil engineer;
b. Carroll. Iowa, Jan. 24, 1883; s.
Mr. and Agnes H.; ed. Iowa State
College, 1906; Initiated by Iowa Gam-
ma, June 3, 1906; eminent corres-
pondent; city engineer. Carroll. Iowa;
brotber of Daniel Webster Hanssen,
Iowa Gamma. Address, Carroll, la.
HARALSON, James Murphee, mercan-
tile; b. Talladega, Ala.. 1889; s. W.
W. and Mrs. H.; ed. Alabama Poly-
technic InsUtute, 1910; initiated by
Alabama Alpha-Mu, 1909; with Con-
solidated Gas Co., Address, car*
Consolidated Oas Co., 29 E. 21st St,
New York aty.
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HARDE8TY, Benton Cahoon, lawyer;
b. Harrington, Dela., Not. 15» 1877;
8. William O. and Eugenia (Merri-
ken) H.; ed. DicklnBon College, Ph.
B., 1901, Waahington University, L.
L. B., 1904; (at Dickinson) winner
gold medal prise. Belles lettres ora-
tory society and sophomore. Junior
and senior essay prizes; mem. inter-
society debating team (leader 1901),
inter-Collegiate debating team 1901,
Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity;
initiated by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi,
Oct 6, 1899; eminent recorder and
deputy archon; attended province
Beta convention 1900; head of de-
partment of Physics, Missouri State
Normal School, 1901-1903; state and
federal court practice. Residence, 242
N. Ellis St, office, 24-27 First Nation-
al Bank Bldg., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
HARDING, Harry P^ educator; b.
Beaufort county, N. C, Aug. 14, 1874;
s. MaJ. Henry and Sue E. (Sugg) H.;
ed. University of North Carolina,
1899; class orator 1894 and 1895, edi-
tor College magazine, graduated
"Cum Laude, mem. Shakespeare
club (treasurer); Alpha Theta Phi
honorary fraternity, (since associated
with Phi Beta Kappa); initiated by
North Carolina Xi, June 1895; emi-
nent treasurer, 1895 and 1896, archon
1899; principal New Bern City
Schools, 1899-1901, superintendent of
same. 1902-1904, superintendent Ox-
ford City Schools 1901-1902; vice-pres-
ident State association of city super-
intendents 1902, president state asso-
ciation of principals, 1909; m.
Lucia E. Ives, Dec. 23, 1903. Ad-
dress, 11 Tenth Ave., Charlotte, N. C.
HARDY, Walter Baker, student; b.
Aug. 22, 1887; s. Miles and Mary H.;
student at Tulane University, Medical
School; editor "Jambaiaya," mem.
Phi Chi medical fraternity; initiated
by Louisiana Tau-Epsilon, Oct 12,
1908. Address, Tyler, Ala.
HARDY, Wilson Moore, pubUsher; b.
Rome, Oa., Dec. 21, 1881; s. Samuel
Graham and Kate (Moore) H.; ed.
University of Georgia, 1902; editor
and manager "Georgian," varsity foot-
ball and track, adjutant cadet corps,
/f7/er-C9Jj£igjate debater; meuL Casque
and Gauntlet, Sphinx, Phi Kappa lit^
erary society (president), Thalian
Dramatic club, (manager), president
T. M. C. A.; initiated by Georgia
Beta, Sept. 25, 1899; eminent archon,
treasurer; delegate to province con-
ventions at Macon 1901 and Char-
lotte, N. C, 1903, and Boston S. A.
B. Nat'l convention; treasurer prov-
ince iiamma; captain and adjutant
4th regiment National Guards of
Georgia; mem. Board of Trusteea of
State School for Deaf; secretary
Rome Board of Trade, business man-
ager Rome Tribune Herald; m. Ida
Hess Tomlinson, Goldsboro, N. C.
Oct 8, 1908. Address, 419 Broad St,
Rome. Ga.
HARLE, Edwin, student; b. April 1,
1891; s. R. J. and A. A. (Bertly)
H.; student at University of Pennsyl-
vania; French club play cast; cricket
squad, varsity soccer team; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Theta, Oct 21,
1910. Address, Cairo, Egjrpt
HARLE, Hugh Coffin; b. Atlanta, Ga.,
Sept 27, 1882; s. James W. and
Julia (Coffin) H.; ed. Washington
and Lee University 1904, University
of Chicago, Leland Stanford Junior
University; initiated by Virginia Sig-
ma, Oct 18, 1902, later affiliated with
Illinois Theta and California Alpha.
Address, 165 Madison Ave., New
York City.
HARNDEN, Arthur DeWItt, lawyer; b.
Waverly, N. Y., July 26, 1879; s.
Rufus Sayre and Amy (Bosworth)
H.; ed. at Cornell University, 1903;
mem. University senior banquet com-
mittee, chairman senior law smoker,
mem. Phi Delta Phi and (Chancery
Legal societies; initiated by New
York Alpha, Oct 8, 1898; eminent ar-
chon, 1903, attended Washington S.
A. E. Nat'l convention, 1902; m. Es-
ther McKeever, Sept 27, 1904. Ad-
dress, 1016 Berger Bldg., Pittsburgh,
Penn.
HARPER, Harry Halsted, real estate;
b. New Concord, Ohio, Sept 20, 1882; s.
Moses Lyle and Laura Belle (Hal-
sted) H.; ed. at University of Chi-
cago, 1908; initiated by Illinois Theta,
April 14, 1905, eminent archon, cor-
respondent, deputy archon, d9l<&g$tB
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to Province convention, Delaware,
Ohio, 1908, secretary-treasurer prov-
ince Delta, 1910-1912; mem. City club
of Chicago, secretary-treasurer Co-
operative Realty club; real estate
broker; brother of Lyle Harper, Illi-
nois Theta; m. Bugenla Mae Mao-
Laorin, May 5, 1910. Address, 40 N.
Dearborn St, Chicago, ni.
HARR, Dean, hotel manager; b. John-
wm City, Tenn., Feb. 11, 1889; s.
WilUam and Alice (Nelson) H.; ed.
at University of Oklahoma, class
baseball, mem. House of Representa-
tives Literary society; initiated
by Oklahoma Kappa, Oct 22, 1909
(Charter mem.); president and dele-
gate from Iota Tau petitioning local
at University of Oklahoma to Atlan-
tic City S. A. E. Nat'l convention,
1909 and delegate to Kansas City S.
A. B. Natl convention, 1910, from
Ardmore, Okla., Alumni association
of S. A. E.; manager Whittington Ho-
tel; m. Flodie McKay, Oct 18, 1911.
Address, care Whittington Hotel, Ard-
more, Okla.
HARRINGTON, Curtis Lyman, real
estate and insurance; b. New Rich-
mond, Wis., April 29, 1876; s. George
N. and Eifle M. H.; ed. at Northwest-
ern University, 1904, University of
Minnesota, L. L. B.; initiated by Illi-
nois Psi-Omega, Oct 22, 1900; ad-
mitted to practice of law supreme
court of state of Minnesota, 1904;
president Harrington-Skiles Co. (5
years), president Harrington Sales
Co.; master Mason; clubs, Interlach-
en, St Albans, Ck>mmercial, Rotary;
m. Mary E. Willis, Sept 2, 1903.
Residence, 4332 Fremont Ave. S., of-
fice, 208-209 Plymouth Bdlg., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
HARRINGTON, Fred Blanchard, stu-
dent; b. New Castle, Penn., April 18,
1888; s. S. J. and Katherine (Blanch-
ard) H.; ed. at Pennsylvania State
College, 1911; now medical student
University of Buffalo, class basket-
ball (captain, 1908), varsity basket-
ball, mem. sophomore hop commit-
ter 1909, Nu Sigma Nu medical fra-
temtty, Druids, Parmi Nous; initi-
sled by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta,
Oct 17, 1907, eminent recorder, 1909.
Address, 430 College Ave., Beaver,
Penn.
HARRIS, Curtis Lea* lawyer, state
senator; b. Alliance, Ohio, May 31,
1862; s. Joel G. and Louisa E. H.; ed.
at Mount Union College, 1883, class
historian; initiated by Ohio Sigma,
June, 1883; elected state senator, 25th
senatorial district, 1910, chairman of
republican county central committee;
general attorney and counsel for a
national and three state banks, tele-
phone company, and other corpora-
tions; mem. city council, school and
library boards; m. Mary L. Miller,
Sept 16, 1885. Address, El Dorado,
Kan.
HARRIS, Garrard, author; b. Colum-
bus, Oa., May 14, 1875; s. James Wal-
ton and Gertrude Kate (Oarrard) H.;
ed. at University of Georgia, North
Georgia Agricultural College; initi-
ated by Georgia Beta, Sept 13, 1900,
later aflEiliated with Georgia Delta,
delegate to Atlanta and Chattonooga
S. A. E. conventions, 1891 and 1892;
organized Chattanooga and Jackson,
Miss., Alumni associations of S. A.
E.; associate editor of Record of S.
A. E. for four years, practiced law,
1898-1910, district attorney 8th judi-
cial Circuit, Miss., 1907-1908; mem.
Baronial order of Runnemede, cap-
tain Co. F, 3rd Miss. Inf., M. N. G.
four years; major and aide on staif
of Governor Jas. K. Vardaman four
years, chairman board of trustees Al-
corn Agricultural and Mechanical
College, 1905-1909; newspaper man
and magazine writer, author of many
serials published in current periodi-
cals; m. Mary Lou Sykes, Aberdeen,
Miss., Nov. 14, 1906. Address, 943
Boyd St, Jackson, Miss.
HARRIS, George Henry, civil engin-
eer; b. West Toledo, Ohio, July 17,
1878; s. John W. and Alice S. H.;
ed. at Adrian College and University
of Michigan, 1902; initiated by Michi-
gan Alpha, Nov. 13, 1896, later af-
filiated with Michigan Iota-Beta; as-
sociate mem. American Society of
Civil Engineers; division engineer,
Michigan Central R. R.; brother of
John Strong Harris, Michigan Alpha;
m. Wllhelmina M. Z%\%\ftT, S>ii^<^ ^^
uo
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
1907. Address, 138 Ross St, St
Thomas, Ontario, Canada.
HARRIS, Helton Wlills, consul gen-
eral; b. near Alliance, Olilo, April 23,
1858; s. Joel O. and Louisa E. H.;
ed. at Mount Union College, A. B.,
1882, Ph. D., later, and Cincinnati
Law School, L. L. B., 1887; Greek ora^
tor; initiated by Ohio Sigma, 1894;
for fourteen years mem. law firm of
Fording and Harris, Alliance, Ohio;
appointed U. S. consul at Mannheim,
Oermany, Dec. 19, 1899, at Nurem-
berg, Germany, March 30, 1907, and
American consul-general at large as-
signed to Eiuropean district as con-
sular inspector, Jan. 25, 1909; m.
Effle M. Leek, Alliance, Ohio, Jan.,
1889. Address, care U. S. Despatch
Agency, 4 Trafalgar Square, London,
Eng.
HARRIS, Joseph H., Jr., post office of-
ficial; b. Moberly, Mo., April 17, 1878;
8. Joseph Henry and Florence B. H.;
ed. at University of Michigan, 1901;
initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Oct
2, 1897; cashier post office. Address,
901 Armour Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.
HARRIS, Seale, physician, editor and
university professor; b. Cedartown,
Ga., March 13, 1870; s. Dr. Charles
H. and Margaret Anne (Monk) H.;
ed. at University of Georgia, Univer-
sity of Virginia, 1894; iniUated by
Georgia Beta, Sept 17, 1891, later af-
filiated with Virginia Omicron, emi-
nent archon Virginia Omicron;
professor of practice of medicine in
the University of Alabama; secre-
tary-treasurer of Southern Medical
association; editor-in-chief of South-
em Medlcid Journal; mem. American
Society of Tropical Medicine, Fellow
of London Society of Tropical Medi-
cine and Hygiene. Residence, 947
Government St, office, 905 Van Ant-
werp Bldg., Mobile, Ala.
HARRIS, Thomas Jackson, lawyer; b.
Cortland, Ala., Nov. 2, 1886; s. John
Hunter and S\isan (Jackson) H.; ed.
at Vanderbilt University, 1910; sec-
retary-treasurer senior class, mem.
Vanderbilt Undertaker's club;, initi-
ated by Tennessee Nu, Oct, 1908;
eminent deputy archon. Address,
Cortland, A]tL
HARRISON, Byron Patton, congress-
man; b. Crystal Springs, Miss., Aug.
29, 1881; ed. at University of
Louisiana, 1902; initiated by Louisiana
EpsUon, Oct 22, 1899; district at-
torney, 1905-1910, elected to the
United States congress firom sixth
Mississippi district 1910; m. Mary
Bdwina Mclnnis, Oakesville, Miss.,
1905. Address. Gulfport Miss.
HARRISON, George Hendree, clergy-
man; b. Atlanta, Ga., Sept 2, 1876;
s. Z. D. and Mrs. H.; ed. at Georgia
School of Technology, B. S., 1895 and
University of the South, 1902; at
former school, manager of College
paper, commencement debater and
reader of thesis, varsity football and
class president at University of the
South, proctor of St Luke's hall,
president Literary society, mem.
Chelidon honorary society; initiated
by Georgia Phi, June 21, 1892, later
affiliated with Tennessee Omega;
eminent archon, president province
Gamma, attended province and S. A.
B. Natl conventions, 1894-1906, emi-
nent supreme treasurer, 1898-1900
eminent supreme archon, 1900-1902;
rector St. Mary's church, Jacksonville,
Fla., brother of Z. D. Harrison, Geor-
gia Phi; m. Ethel Watt 1904. Ad-
dress, 2112 Laura St., Jacksonville,
Fla.
HARRISON, George Paul, lawyer, for-
mer congressman; b. Chatham
county, Ga., March 14, 1841; s. George
Paul and T. A. H.; ed. at Geori^
Military Institute, 1861; first honor,
senior captain of cadets, mem. Ly-
man Hall literary society; initiated by
Georgia Pi, Nov. 6, 1858; formerly
state representative (eight years)
and senator and member of congress,
took part in constitutional conven-
tions of Alabama, 1875 and 1901;
president of Alabama Bar associa-
tion, vice-president American Bar as-
sociation; general counsel Western
R. R. of Alabama; 2nd Lieut, Ist
Lieut, adjutant major, colonel, and
brigadier-general 1st Ga. regulars
and 82nd Ga. volunteers, C. 8. A.;
now commander of Alabama division
U. C. v.; past grand master of
Masons in Alabama; m. Sara Nan-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
Ill
nally, 1901. Address, 201 South
Tenth St, Opellka, Ala.
HARRISON, Henry Sydnor, author;
b. Sewanee, Tenn., Feb. 12, 1880; s.
Dr. Caskie Harrison; ed. at Columbia
UniTersity, 1900; initiated by New
York Mu, Dec. 8, 1897; eminent ar-
chon, treasurer; vice-president prov-
ince Beta, 1898; editor of The Record,
editor first convention dally, con-
tributor to S. A. E. song book, dele-
gate S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Washington, 1902, Memphis, 1904.
Atlanta, 1906; author of Queed which
appeared in May, 1911, of which over
125,000 copies have been sold, con-
tributor of short stories to McClure's,
Smart Set, and other magazines. Ad-
dress, Charleston, W. Va.
HARRISON, John Green, university
professor; b. Washington county,
Ga., 1867; s. Oreen Berry and Ella-
phalr (Mayo) H.; ed. at Mercer Uni-
versity, A. B., 1889, D. D., 1901,
Southern Baptist Theological Semi-
nary, University of Berlin, Germany,
champion debater; mem. Circeronian
society. Junior orator, assistant busi-
ness manager "Mercerlan' (College
annual); initiated by Georgia Psi,
Nov. 5, 1887; eminent correspondent,
recorder, archon, delegate to S. A.
E. Nan convention, 1889; high
school principal, 1890-1895, county
president Orangeburg Collegiate In-
stitute, pastor Tatnall Square Baptist
church, Macon, Ga., 1899-1904, 1905-
1906 travel in Egypt, Palestine, Eu-
rope; mem. Masonic order. Southern
Society of Philosophy and Psychol-
ogy, A. A. A. S., Southern Educa-
tional association; professor of
philosophy and education, Mercer
University; m. first, Bessie Winn
Gilmore, 1894 (deceased, 1902), sec-
ond, Ruth Barrett, WUkes county,
June, 1911. Address, Mercer Univer-
sity, Macon, Ga.
HARRISON, William Robert, educator;
b. Florence, Ala., Jan. 16, 1869; s.
Martin L. and Martha Edna (Smith)
H.; ed. at University of Alabama,
1889, president Gulf States Oratorical
aMoclatkm; superintendent of
schools. Union Springs, Ala., presi-
dent of Alabama Educational associa-
tion, conductor Teachers' Institute;
mem. Knights of Pythias; m. Eva
Trawick, Oct 10, 1900. Address,
Union Springs, Ala.
HARRISON, Zadoc Daniel, HU mer-
cantile; b. Decatur, Ga., June 1,
1883; s. Zadoc Daniel and Laura
(Hendree) H.; ed. at Georgia School
of Technology, 1904; president of
engineering and chemistry section of
Junior class; initiated by Georgia
Phi, Sept. 27, 1899; eminent warden;
mem. Masonic order; general man-
ager Amlcaloia Marble Co.; brother
of George Hendree Harrison, Georgia
Phi; m. Maude Otto Hudson, Sept,
1906. Address, Ball Ground, Ga.
HART, John Walter, student; b. March
21, 1892; s. Walter S. and Melvina
M. (Day) H.; student at University
of Maine; sophomore and junior
declamations, assistant manager
track and baseball, manager of
masque "Practical Husbandry of
Maine;" initiated by Maine Alpha,
May 6, 1910. Address, Holden, Me.
HART, Laurence Collett, student; b.
May 8, 1891; s. Samuel F. and Clara
(Bums) H.; student at Massachus-
etts Institute of Technology; mana-
ger Glee club, editor-in-chief of
"Technique" (College annual); initi-
ated by Massachusetts lota-Tau, Oct
23, 1909. Address, 60 Hulfman Ave.,
D&yton, Ohio.
HARTING, Walter Casper, engineer;
b. St Louis, Mo., Feb. 7, 1889; s.
Edward O. and Louise H.; ed. at
Washington University, 1911; sopho-
more secretary-treasurer, senior
president, mem. '*13," Pralma, var-
sity football, 1909-1911 (captain
1911), business manager "1911
Hatchet" (College annual) ; initiated by
Missouri Beta, Sept 26, 1907; emi-
nent correspondent and archon, dele-
gate Kansas City S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention; assistant engineer, city of
St Louis Testing Laboratory; bro-
ther of Otto F. Harting, Missouri
Alpha. Address, 5707 Florissant
Ave., St Louis, Mo.
HARTLEY, William Howard, student;
b. Aug. 17, 1890; s. Leonard B. and
Ida Bell (Mann> H.; student at
Syracuse Univeralty; troshmflSL lo^tr
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
ball; tnlUatod by N«w Tort Alpha.
Oct 10, IBll. Addreu, 115 Aahlud
Ave., Buffalo, N. T.
HARTMAN, P«ul Gayer, banker; b.
Mt Jo7 townahip, Ad&ma connt)',
Penn., Nov. 9, 1S86; a. Jacob An-
drew and Barbara B. (Oayer) H.;
ed. at Oett^aburg ColleKe, 1910;
claaa vlce-prealdent; Initiated br
Pennaylyanla DelU, Sept. 24, 1906;
mem. Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows, and I. 0. H.; caahler Llttlea-
town Natl Bank; m. Anna Rutb Lit-
Ue, Sept. 14i 1910. Addreaa, UtUea-
town, Peno.
HARTCN, Gaorga Maurice, lawyer; b.
PltUburgh, Penn., Not. 5, 1866; a.
Theodore M. and Emily R. H.; ed. at
Adrian CoUege, Ph. B., 1S91. and Unl-
Teralty of Michigan. LL. B., 1892;
clBBS prealdent and orator, prealdent
and critic Star Literary society; Ini-
tiated by Michigan Alpha, Oct 22,
1887, later affiliated with Michigan
Iota-Beta; eminent archon, recorder,
correBpondent. delegate to Charlotte,
18S9, Cincinnati, 1S90, Atlanta, 1S91,
Plttebargh, 1893, S. A E. Nat'I con-
TentionB, presided at Atlanta S. A.
E. Natl convention, 1891, prealdent
Pittsburgh Alumni asBOclatlon of S.
A E. for aeveral yeara; acUve In
forming cltlsen'a party In Pittsburgh;
EuropesQ travel; m. Car ice New-
man, May 3, XS06. Residence, 6020
Orafton St, oDce, 605-911 Berger
Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
HARTZELL, Paul, atudent; b. Feb. 26.
1892; s. Charles V. and Mary Em-
ma (Tomllneon) H.; student at St.
Stephen's College; Initiated br New
Yorli SlgmtPhl, Dec. &, 19ll. Ad-
dress. 612 N. Sixteenth St, Harria-
burg, Penn.
HARVEY, John Victor, mining engin-
eer;; b. Sioux City, Iowa, June 12,
1887; a. Isaac A. and Margaret H.
(Simpson) H.; ed. at Colorado
School of Mlnee, 1911; class teams,
mem. "Theta Tau" honorary so-
ciety, Tranler Literary society; Ini-
tiated by Colorado Lambda. Oct 10,
1906; delegate to Kansas olty S. A.
B. Nat'I convention, 1910; asElstant
Mtaa^er Qto. Devel. Co. Address,
ADattado No. 26, QDauai>lato, oto,
Mex.
HARVUOT, Clifford Tribble, real
eatate; b. Emporia, Kan., Aug. S,
18g7; s. Alexander M. and Belle R.
M.; ed. at Unlveralty of Cincinnati,
1910; Initiated by Ohio Bpsiloo. Not.
2S, 1907; m. Eather B. Bfahop. Oct
21, i911. Address, 607 Mercantile
Library Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
HARWOOD, Thomas Fitch, lumber-
man; b. July 21, 1888; a. Willis S.
and Charlotte (Burr) H.; ed. st
Colorado School of HInea, 1909; claaa
president leader of Mandolin club,
cheer leader; Initiated by (Colorado
Lambda; m. Helen Copea, Oct 10,
I9it. Addreaa, 215 Woodland Ave.,
Dloonilngton, DL
HASTINQ8, Edwin George, Unlvei^
Bity iirofeasor; b. Austlnbnrg, Ohl<^
Aug. 11, 1872; e. Oramel P. and Su-
san E. H.; ed. at Ohio State UnlTer-
eity, 1S98, Univeraity of Wisconsin,
1S9;); freshman arbor day orator; Ini-
tiated by Ohio Theta, Not. 10, 1894;
aeielflted in founding of Wisconsin
Alpha; associate professor of agrl-
oultiiral bacteriology. University of
Wisconsin, bacteriologist of the agri-
cultural experiment station and
ctmlrraan of the department of agrl-
cullural bacteriology, mem. of Wis-
consin Live Stock Sanitary board. So-
ciety of American Bacterlologlats,
Sigma XI, Alpha Zeta. Science club of
the University of WIeconsin. Fellow
of American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science, traveled a
year In Germany, Switzerland, Den-
mark and England; Joint author
with H. L. Ruaaell, of Experimental
Dairy Bacteriology, Agricultural
Bacteriology and Outlines of Dalrr
Bacteriology; m. Blvlra J. Waters,
Sept. 16, 1902. Address, 1906 W.
Lawn Ave., Madison, Wla
HASTINGS, Harry Leander, manufac-
turer; b. Worcester, Mass., April 19,
1876; a. Leander A and Lucy M.
(Lowe) H.; ed. at Worcester Poly-
Uchnlc InaUtnte, 1899; InlUated by
Maseachuaetta Delta, Nov. 16, 1894;
eminent deputy arcbon, recorder, cor-
reapondent; visitor at province con-
ventions, treasurer Hassaobusetts
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
118
Delta corporaton four yean; mem.
Knii^t Templars, Masons, Odd Fel-
lows; corporal Massachusetts Mili-
tia six years; manufacturer of horse
goods; m. Margaret W. Watrous,
Oct., 1898. Address, 14 Foster St,
Worcester, Mass.
HATCH, Edward Sparhawk, physician;
b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 2, 1875; s.
Monroe W. and Rhoda J. (Spar-
hawk) H.; ed. at Harvard Unlyersity,
1897; initiated Massachusetts Gam-
ma, March 9, 1895; mem. Louisiana
No. 102 F. and A. M.; formerly as-
sistant orthopedic surgeon Carney
Hospital, Boston; at present ortho-
pedic surgeon Toms Infirmary and
the New Orleans Dispensary for
Women and Children, practice lim-
ited to orthopedic surgery; author of
treatises on orthopedic surgery; m.
Blanche A. Baxter, Jan. 16, 1900.
Residence, 2035 Octavia St, office,
1126 Maison Blanche Bldg., New Oiv
leans. La.
HATCH, Robert Hsrrison, student; b.
Concord junction, Mass., Sept 6,
1889; s. Edgar Harrison and Mrs. H.;
ed. at Dartmouth College, 1911, now
student at Harvard Law School; class
football and hockey; initiated by
New Hampshire Alpha, May 22, 1908;
eminent deputy archon, delegate to
province convention at Worcester
and Kansas City S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention. Address, Barrett's Mill
Rd., Concord Junction, Mass.
HATTON, Augustus Raymond, univer-
sity professor; b. Vevay, Ind., Sept
27, 1878; a Augustus and Mary La-
vinia (Howard) H.; ed. at Franklin
College, Ph. B., 1898, University of
Chicago, Ph. D., 1907; senior class
president Junior orator, editor-in-
chief College paper, 1897; initiated by
Indiana Alpha, Dec. 7, 1893; eminent
archon, delegate province Delta con-
vention, 1905; mem. Ohio State Con-
stitutional convention, 1912, Cleve-
land Chamber of Commerce, Cleve-
land Municipal association, execu-
tive Council American Political Sci-
ence association, Nat'l Municipal
league, special lecturer on ci^ gov-
ernment Harvard University, 1911;
author Digest of City Charters, also
articles on municipal government;
professor of political science; m.
Nancy Mathews, Franklin, Ind., Nov.
11, 1903. Address, Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio.
HAUGHTON, Ernest Harian, capital-
ist; b. Elk Creek, Neb., Aug. 22, 1874;
s. Samuel and Anna H.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Nebraska, 1895; master of
ceremonies junior and senior proms,
editor Junior annual "Sombrero," as-
sociate editor "Nebraska News;" W-
tlated by Nebraska Lambda-Pi, May,
1893, charter mem.; eminent archon,
delegate to Washington S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, 1894; mem. Illuminating
Engineers society. University club,
Illinois Athletic club; president
Bryan-Marsh Co., Monarch Incandes-
cent Lamp Co., Pareah Mining Co.,
Nela Profit Sharing Co., Nela Invest-
ing Co., Nela Anticipation Co.; m.
Julia Moore Yeaman, Henderson, Ky.,
June 4, 1901. Address, care Bryan-
Marsh Co., 431 Dearborn St., Chica-
go, 111.
HAWE8, Chsries Sumner, mercantile;
b. Chelsea, Mass., June 7, 1869; s.
William and Marianna J. (Locke)
H.; ed. at Harvard University, 1898,
and George Washington University;
initiated by Massachusetts Oamma,
March 17, 1893, charter mem., later
affiliated with Washington City Rho;
eminent treasurer, first vice-presi-
dent of Boston Alumni association
of S. A. E., one of the organizers of
Washington Alumni association, dele-
gate from Boston Alumni association
to Washington S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1893, and chairman of execu-
tive committee at same; travel in
Europe; in government service for
ten years; now state agent for the
Sl)inella Co., William Frank depart-
ment; m. Francis Wilson, Dec. 15,
1897. Address, care The Spinella
Co., Meadville, Penn.
HAWES, Thomas Samuel, lawyer; b.
Newton, Ga., Aug. 17, 1874; s. A. u.
and Elvira N. H.; ed. at Emory Col-
lege, A. B., 1896, University of
Georgia, LL. B.; at latter, law class
president and mem. Thalians; initi-
ated by Georgia Bpsilon, 1898, later
afllliated with Qeor^ B«ts.\ m^t&«
114 WHO'S WHO I
AnwrlcMi Bar Msoclatlon; citfUJix
Co. I. 4th Int. O. a. T„ 1S»-1908,
major In ume, 1908-ltOe; general
connael OeorgiB. Florida and Ala-
bama R. R.; m. Stella Vlrslnla
Wrii^t, 1896. Addreas, Balnbridge,
Addreea, Bast
Qa.
HAWKE, ChaHM Cllfferd, atudent; b.
Aug. 4. 18SG; ■. V. A. and BUa B (Cal-
4er) H.; A. B. UnlTerilty <rf DenTar,
at present atudent at Unlveralt? of
Minnesota; at former ichool, varaltr
basketball, baseball. lootball, at lat-
ter, mem. tennis champion doublet
team, UnWeniltr of Minnesota Hedl-
cal socletr, Nu Sigma Nu medical
traternlt]'; Initiated by Colondo
Zeta. Oct. 23, 190S, later affiliated
with Minnesota Alpha. Address,
Denver, Colo.
HAWKINS, Carl Leon, railway engin-
eer; b. Oreenfleld, Mo., April 1,
1888; B. WilUam J. and LuUe F. (Gar-
rett) H.: ed. at Washington UnlTei^
alty, 1S06; clasa secretary and treas-
urer; Initiated by Missouri Beta, Oct.
81, 1901; eminent chronicler, re-
corder, deput; archon, visitor at
province Zeta convention, St Loois,
1907; chief engineer. United Rail-
ways Co. of Bt. Louis. Address,
. 5050 Maple Ave„ St Louis, Ho.
HAWTHORNE, Donald Kent, lawyer;
b. Coming, Ark., April 2G, 1ST7; s.
J(dm C. and Blizabeth (Beloate) H.;
ed. at University of Arkansas, 1899,
and Washington UntverBlty Law
School; manager baseball team,
189S; initiated by Arkansas Alpha-
Upsllon, Oct 1907, later afflllated
with Missouri Beta; visitor to Mem-
phis S, A. E. Nat'l convention, 1904;
mem. Arkansas Bar association, Am-
erican Bar aasociation; m. Rowena
Davles, Dec. 18, 1899. Address,
Jonesboro, Ark.
HAYDON, William G„ lawyer; b. near
Columbia, Mo., March 31, 1864; s.
George and Bettle M. H.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Missouri, 1888; inltlsted by
Missouri Alpha, M^, 1S84; eminent
archon, correspondent; mem. state
board of education. Masonic order;
practising lawyer; brother of Forrest
and Curtla Hay don, Missouri Alpha;
m. Jemle £. Osborne, Stnllsborg,
Wis., Dec. 80, 1896.
I^as Vegas. M. M.
HAYES, Aldan B^ student; b. Aug. 19,
1891; s. Fred P. and Nellie M. (Bui^
ger) H.; student at nniversl^ of
Maine; InltUled by Maine Alpha,
Oct 14, 1910. Addteaa, SO Vernon
St, Bangor, Me.
HAYES, Ralph Waldo EmarMn, manu-
facturer and Inventor; b. Stark
county. 111., Fab. 19, 1878; a. Eugene
K. and Matilda J. H.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Michigan. i896; vanltr loot-
ball tour yeara; initiated by Michi-
gan Iota-Beta, Oct 11, 1S90; mem.
city council, local board of Improve-
ments, SSnd degree Mason, Knight
Templar and Shriner; brother of A.
L. Hayes, Michigan Iota-Beta, P. S.
Hayes, Michigan Iota-Beta, and P. C
Hayes, Illinois Beta; m. Bntella
Mluk, Feb. 86, IS9$. Address, Oalva,
lU.
HAYWARD, Harry Woodford, lawyer;
b. Portage Lake. He., Sept IT, 1875;
8. Jarvis and Bnnise H.; ed. at Trin-
ity CoUege, 1897, and Harvard Uni-
versity; clsas preaidrat, manager
football team; initiated by C<nn«ctl-
ciit Alpha. Sept, 1898, later afflllated
with Macsachusetts Oanuna; eminent
archon, treasurer, delegate to prov-
ince Alpha convention, 1896, mem.
Nat'l Board of Trustees of S. A. EL
since April 8, 1906; mem. Orm of
Cleveland, McLean and Hayward.
Address, 87 Williams St, New Tortc
City.
H EAD, James DeKalb, lawyer; b.
Richmond, Ark., May 4, 1S71; a. Jtdin
C. and Marr AH.; ed. at Unlverelty
of Arkansas, 1894; graduated with
honors of the class; Initiated by
Arkansas Alpha-Upsllon, July 9, 1894,
charter mem.; first eminent archon
of the chapter; representative In the
Arkansas legislature, 1898; m. Fliw-
ence Williamson. April 87, 1S99. Ad-
dress, Suite *20 State Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Tezarkana. Ark.
HEARD, Isaac Thomas, cotton and In-
surance; b. Augusta, Oa., Feb. 16,
1860; a laaac T. and Amy H.; ed. at
University of Georgia, 1871; sopho-
more declamation medal; Initiated
by Oeorgla Beta, 18<8: first treMurw
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. I
lis
of tta« Nftti tntemity'; m«m. Covn-
bT Club of AvgusU, CommercM
Clob of AngiutA; ongised In cotton
bnaliuHi, genenl ag«it Pennsyl^Mntft
Hatiul Ltfe Inannnce Co.; m. Eu>
Dlca D. Heard. 188G. AddreaB, 814
Drer Bldg., Anjputa, Q«.
HCCKERT, Stdnay Fredarlek, Jr., •In-
dent ftt Contell UnlTersltr; Initlkted
bj New York Alpha. Addreaa, SST
Stratford Ave., PltUburgli, Fenn.
HEINRICH8DORF, Paul, public ao-
Goontant; b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Hay
SE, 1867: a. Otto and Hlnnie <Ka^-
nel) B.; ed. at Unlveralty of Cincin-
nati, 1893; Initiated by Ohio Bpsllon,
Dec X. 1889; mem. HanMlman lodge
Na 208, F. and A. H.; public account-
ant; m. Gertrude DaTla, Feb. S, 190B.
Addreaa, 1706 Logan St, dnclnnatl,
Ohio.
HEINTZ, MIchaal O., Uwyer; b. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Oct. is, 1868; m. Mich-
ael and Mary (Qeyer) H.; ed. at
Unlvenlty of CInclnnaU, 1890; InlU-
ated by Ohio Bpillon. Dec. 1, 1890;
mem. Hamilton County Bar Board of
Education, Royal Arch and Bcottlih
RIt« Haaon and a Shriner. Past Com-
mander Ohio Dlvliion Sona of Veter-
ana; brother of Victor HelnU, Ohio
Ep^lon, and Walter HelnU, Ohio
Epallon; m. Edith Rauchfuai. Real-
dence, 8637 Branaton Ave., oIDce,
MW-916 Provident Bask Bldg., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
HEMPELMANN, Thaodore C physi-
cian; b. St Loufe. Mo., Oct SS, 188G;
M. Henry C. and Mary E. H.; ed.
at Washington Unlverstty. 1908;
medical representative "Student
Life," 1907-1908, claaa representative
"The Hatchet." 1908, mem. Alpha
Omasa Alpha (honorary medical);
initiated by Hlseonrl BeU, Oct 10,
1M3; eminent herald and deputy ar-
chon; clinical aaaiatant St Louis
Cblldren's hospital, mem. 8t Louis
Medical association. City Hospital
Alumni association; Missouri State
Medical association; American Med-
ical aaaodation; two years study
In clinics of BerUn and Vienna; prac-
tlca itmltad to diseases of children;
bnOux of Walter L. Hempelinanii.
Missouri Beta. Address, S9I1 Univer-
sity St, St Louis, Mo.
HEMPELMANN, Walter Leo, engin-
eer; b. St Louis, Mo., July S7, 1881;
s. Henry C. and Mary EUzabeth H.;
ed. at Washington University, 1905;
Initiated by Missouri Beta, Nov. 8,
1900; eminent arcbon, recorder,
treasurer, deputy arction; engineer
in charge Bituminous Roadways, St
Louis Street department; brother of
Theodore C. HempeUnann, Hlasourl
Beta; m. Senera A. Roenltz, Nov. 6.
1910. Address. 8914 Dodler St, St
Louis, Mo.
ENDERSON, Wiriiam Henry, advei^
tlBlngi b. New York City, Feb. 84,
1881; B. William James and BUa
(Carter) H.; ed. at Cornell Unlvei^
slty, 1904; class director baseball,
varsity pitcher; Initiated by New
York Alpha, Nov. 4, 1900; advertlBing
business, mem. firm of Wagner-Fleld
Co.; m. Helen Vaughan, March 1.
1909. Residence, Zi Ivanhoe Ter-
race, Kast Orange, N. J., oIDce, care
Wagner-Field Co , 17S0 Broadway,
New York City.
HENE8, Othmar Haimuth, student; b.
May 28, 1891; s. John and Rosa (Lei-
sen) H.; student at University of
Michigan; InlUated by Michigan
Iota-Beta, Nov. S. 1910; brother of
John Edwin Henes, Michigan Iota-
Beta, and Walter E. Henes, Michi-
gan lotflr^Beta- Address, 1202 Main
St, Menominee, Mien.
ENRIE, Harrison C, chemist; b.
Shamokln, Pa., Sept. 17, 1886; s. W.
H. and Emma (Lewis) H.; ed. at
Pennsylvania SUte College, 1909; Ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta,
Dec.. 1906; mem. Board of Directors
T. M. C. A., Warren Country club;
chemist Copper Queen Cons. Mining
Co. Address, Blsbee, Ariz.
HENRY, Don J., lawyer; b. Ashland,
Kan.. Feb. 4, 1SS7; s. Harry W. and
Eva H.; ed. at Unlvenlty of Indiana,
1909; Initiated by Indiana Oamma,
Jan. 18, 1907 (charter mem.); emi-
nent correspondent, treasurer sad ar-
cbon; general practice. Address. La
Porte, Isd.
HENRY, Frank Joseph, student; b.
July », 1889; s. Wiuiam C. and Llda
lie
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
(Merrimaa) H.; student at UnlTer-
sity of Denver; manager track team,
captain class football, class Imseball
and track team, assistant manager
College paper; Initiated by Colorado
Zeta, Nov. 18, 1908. Address, Uni-
versity Park, Colo.
HENRY, William Madison, Uwyer; b.
Walker county, Oa., Feb. 12, 1868; s.
W. W. and Mary (Cleghom) H.; ed.
at University of Georgia, 1876; Junior
medalist, intermediate debate, presi-
dent Demosthenian society, champion
debater, junior and senior speaker
(honors given for scholarship); Ini-
tiated by Georgia Beta, Aug. 2, 1876;
at present vice-president of province
Epsilon; judge of superior courts of
Rome judiciid circuit for twelve
years; mayor of Summervllle, Ga.,
1879; mem. legislature, 1886-1887, for
Chattanooga county; m. Dora Rudi-
cil (deceased), Nov. 8, 1881; m.
Evel3m Dimock, March 28, 1904. Ad-
dress, 501 East Third St, Rome, Ga.
HENRY, Patrick, lawyer and former
congressman; b. White Hall, Madi-
son county, Miss., Feb. 12, 1843; s.
Patrick and Bettie C. (West) H.; ed.
at Western Military Institute; mem.
Eresophian and Hermenlan Literary
societies; Initiated by Tennessee
Nu, 1859; two terms in Mississippi
legislature (house), one term In
senate; delegate state at large to
constitutional convention; mem.
55th and 56th U. S. congresses from
seventh district of Mississippi;
major 14th (consolidated) Missis-
sippi Inf. C. S. A.; mem. State Board
American Red Cross; m. Margie E.
Cocke, Feb. 10, 1874. Address,
Brandon, Miss.
HEN8EL, Charles Norton, physician
and surgeon; b. Fargo, N. D., March
3, 1882; s. John Henry and Anna
Cecelia (Norton) H.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Minnesota, A. B., 1905, M. D.,
1908; 2nd Lieut, cadet corps, editor-
in-chief Minnesota Magazine, mem.
Dramatic club, Nu Sigma Nu medical
fraternity; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902; eminent corres-
pondent, deputy archon, and archon,
visitor province Delta convention,
1903, and Ifemphis S: A. E. Nat'l con-
vention, 1904; delegate to At-
lanta S. A. E. Natl conven-
tion, 1906; general practice as
physician and surgeon; brother of
Kenneth N. Hensel, Minnesota Al-
pha; m. Rae Lillian GkXNlenow, St .
Paul, Minn., June 21, 1911. Real- j
dence, 955 St Clair St, office, 223
Moore Bldg., St Paul, Minn.
HERRNSTEIN, William H.; manufac-
turer; b. ChiUicothe, Ohio, June 2,
1880; s. Henry and Mary Bealle H.;
ed. at University of Michigan, 1902;
initiation committee senior class, aU-
freehm^n class, junior class and
reserve football teams; initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, March 8, 1901;
eminent archon, delegate province
Delta convention, 1901; public service
secretary; mem. board of education;
treasurer The Standard Cereal Co.;
m. Sallie Snyder, June 2, 1904. Ad-
dress, 299 Chestnut, ChiUicothe, Ohio.
HER8CHELMAN, Daniel Edward, law-
yer, mayor; b. St. Phillips, Ind., Nov.
6, 1880; s. Andrew and Lena H.; ed.
at University of Indiana, A. B., 1906,
LL. B., 1907; initiated by Indiana
Oamma, Jan., 1907; mem. Muskogee
county election board, mayor of
Porum; author of articles on Manual
Training and on Italian Immigration.
Address, Porum, Okla.
HERTWIQ, Herman Schwed, lawyer;
b. Macon, Oa., Nov. 20, 1880; s. Her-
man and Emma (Schall) H.; ed. at
Mercer University, 1902; general ex-
cellence medal, 1902; mem. Phi Del-
ta Literary society's debating teams
against law school, 1901, and against
Ciceronian society, 1902; assistant
editor "Mercerlan;" initiated by
Georgia Psl, Sept 28, 1898; eminent
correspondent; mem. law firm of
Everett, Clarke and Benedict Resi-
dence, 146 Lefferts PL, Brooklyn, N.
Y., office, 79 Wall St, New York City.
HESS, Frederick I. S., city school offi-
cial; b. Louisville, Ky., Dec. 22, 1888;
s. Chas. P. and Louise K. H.; ed. at
Central University, A. B., 1909, A. M.
and LL. B., 1911; mem. Round Table,
varsity basketball and football teams,
senior class historian, chemistry fel-
lowship, 1909-1911; Initiated by Ken-
tucky Kappa, Oct 6, 1906; eminent
WHO'S WHO IN a. A. I
IIT
treuurer, correfpondent uid srctaon,
delegate provltice Iota coDveatloD at
Knoxrille; chief attendance otflcer,
LoulflTllle public flctaoolB. Address,
322 'E. College St. LonlsrlUe, Ky.
HETZEL, Frederick Craft, atudent; b.
Jan. 6, 1892; s. Wllhelm and Har
gsret (Craft) H.; student at Oettys-
burg College; mem. musical club; Ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Delta, June 1,
1911. Address, W. Apple St, Con-
nellsTlIle, Penn.
HEWITT, Clarence Thurman, student;
b. near TaylorrlUe, lU., Not. IS, 1888;
a. L. D. and Ella S. H.; student Unt-
verslty of Illinois; Initiated by IIU-
nols Beta, Oct 23, 1S09; eminent
warden, visitor at Kansas City S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, 1910. Address,
815 E. Poplar 8t, Taylorvllle, IIL
HEW80N, Earl Oranvllle, real estate;
b. Klngsbur;, ind.. Hay 20, 1886; s.
John W. and Mary L. H.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Chicago, 1907; IniUated by
Illinois Theta, 1906; eminent treas-
urer, delegate province Delta conven-
tion, Lafayette, Ind., 1908; real es-
tate business; m. Harguerhlta Mu-
riel Pearce, AprU 23, 1908. Resi-
dence, 1040 Woodward ave., office,
12t 8. Main St. South Bend, Ind.
HEYWOOD, Charies Wardstl, physi-
cian; b. Oct 14, 1871; s. Joseph T.
and Sarah (Boocock); ed. at TJnlver-
sfty of Michigan, 1892; Initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, Oct S, 1889; phy-
sician. Riverside, lU.
HIQQIN8, John Woodman, steel nutnu-
factnrer; b. Sept 1, 1874; s. Milton
Prince and Katherlne Eliiabeth
(Cbapln) H.; ed. at Worcester Poly-
technic Institute, 1896; class secre-
tary, bolder of bicycle record; Ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Delta, Oct
18. 1896; corporation trustee; mem.
American Society of Mechanical
Bnglneen. Tatnuch Country club;
travel in Europe twice; president
Worcester Pressed Steel Co.; m.
Clara Louise Carter, Jan. 17, 1906.
Addreu, 184 Highland St, Worcester,
HasB.
HICKS, Arthur P., lawyer; b. Rome,
Mich., Sept 8, 1878; s. Roswell H.
and Sarah (Smith) H.; ed. at Adrian
CoUaca^ Dnlvertltr ot Mlehtgan, A.
B., 1901, LL. B., 1908; mem. Alpha
Nu society debating team, entered
society debating, 1901; Initiated by
Michigan Alpha. Nov. 6. 18BE; assist-
ant attorney general of Michigan,
April, 190S-Dec., 1911, general prac-
tice at present;m. Octa N. Curtis,
Oct. 12, 1896. Address, 917-910 P^ord
Bldg., Detroit Mich.
HIGHTOWER, Chariey Counee, physl-
clan and surgeon: b. Heidelberg,
Miss.. 18S6: s. Mr. and MatUe (Craw-
ford) H.; ed. at University of Mluis-
slppi, 1908; class president, mem.
baseball and football teams; initi-
ated by Mississippi Qamma, 1906;
assistant surgeon for short time in
U. S. Navy (resigned); mem. Knights
of Pythias, American Medical asso-
ciation; brother of E. Q. Hlghtower,
Mississippi Qamma. Address, 923
Main St, HatUesburg, Miss.
HIGLEY, Elmer Ellsworth, clergyman;
b. Williams county, Ohio, July 6, 1867;
s. Miles Warren and Amanda Ann
(Snow) H.; ed. at Allegheny college,
1892 and Drew Theological Semi*
nary; IniUated by Pennsylvania
Omega, Sept 29, 1887; honorary de-
gree D. D.. mem. Masonic order; au-
thor "Homespun Religion;" brother
of Oren B. Hlgley, Pennsylvania
Omega; m. Alice Dowler, JUig. IS,
1892. Addreee, 1367 Bannock St,
Denver, Colo.
H I LL, Qaors* Herbert, engineer; b.
Saco, Me., Nov. 11. 1883; s. Herbert
S. and Martha A (Ooldthwalte) H.;
ed. at University of Maine, 1906;
mem, Musical clubs, Phi Kappa Phi
honor society; Initiated by Maine Al-
pha, May 9, 1903; eminent treasurer;
street railway engineer. Address,
ISll cniestnut St. Harrlsburg, Penn.
HJLL, Harold Vater; b. Indianapolis.
Ind., Not. 29, 1889; s. Edwin and
Leola H. ; ed. at University of minois,
1911; mem. Olee club and orcbestra;
Initiated by Illinois Beta. Jan. 11,
1908; eminent recorder and deputy
archon, attended at Kansas City 8.
A. B. Nat'l convention, 1910. Ad-
dress, 44 B. 3rd South St, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
HILL, Lemuel Downing, banker; b.
Columbus, a&., V«\>. », VWt-, «. 1.%.
118
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
and Helen Mary (Downing) H.; ed.
at UnlYeraity of Georgia, 1907; man-
ager track team, editor weekly "Red
and Black;" initiated by Georgia
Beta, Oct 14, 1908; eminent corres-
pondent, delegate proTince Bpailon
convention; teller Third Nat'l Bank.
Address, 815 Broad St, Columbus,
Ga.
HILLp Waiter Ormsby, civil engineer;
b. St Louis, Mo., Jan. 14, 1888; s.
William Preston and Winnitred
(Quinn) H.; ed. at University of Cin-
cinnati; initiated by Ohio Epsilon,
eminent warden, with the engineering
corps of the Illinois Central R. R.
Address, care Harding Annex Bldg.,
Jackson, Miss.
HIL8MAN, Agnew Hodge, physician
and surgeon; b. Albany, Ga., June
22, 1876; s. Palarmon and Bella G.
H.; ed. at University of Georgia,
1896; mem. Phi Alpha Sigma; initi-
ated by Georgia Beta, Sept 17, 1892;
railroad surgeon and visiting sur-
geon Memorial hospital; mem. Am-
erican Medical association. Elks; bro-
ther of L. R. Hilsman, Tennessee
Omega and T. G. Hilsman, Georgia
Phi; m. Lucy Leigh Burmly, 1891.
Address, 206 Jelferson St, Albany,
Ga.
HILLYER, Carlton, railway official; b.
Athens, Ga., Oct 21, 1844; s. Junius
and Jane Selina (Watkins) H.; ed. at
University of Georgia, 1866; com-
mencement valedictorian, shared
first honor with two others; initiated
by Georgia Beta, Jan. 15, 1866; char-
ter member; visitor Augusta, Ga., S.
A. E. Natl convention, 1874; mem.
city council, 1874, president of class
of 1906, Chatauqua, N. Y., vice-presi-
dent Association of American Rail-
way Accounting Officers; mem.
Hayne circle, Webb's Masonic lodge;
author "All Sorts of Statements;"
auditor, Georgia R. R.; m. Lucy Cary
Thomas, Athens, Ga., Feb. 18, 1874.
Address, P. O. Box 608, Augusta, Ga.
HILTON, Charles Ordway, division
manager; ed. at Northwestern Uni-
versity, 1911; mem. Aleph Teth Nun
(Civics club), "Syllabus" board, Hin-
man literary society, business man-
Bgrer Junior play; initiated by IlllnoiB
Pal-Omega, 1907; eminent deputy ar^
chon; assistant division manager,
Chicago Telephone Co. Address,
1505 Oak Ave., Bvanston, IlL
HILTON, Frederick Harvey, lawyer;
b. South Framlngham, Mass., Feb.
10, 1882; s. Frederick S. and Frances
O. H.; ed. at Boston University,
1908; mem. Phi Delta Phi legal frar
temity; initiated by Massachusetts
Beta-Upsilon, Nov. 16, 1901; eminent
treasurer, trustee, delegate at Wash-
ington S. A. B. Nat'l convention,
1902, and several province conven-
tions; mem. Massachusetts legisla-
ture, 1908 and 1909, candidate for
state senate. Residence, 20 Lincoln
St, South Framlngham, office, 99
State St, Boston, Mass.
HINCHMAN, Benjamin, Jr^ real
estate; b. Johnstown, Penn., Jan. 18,
1881; s. B. F. and Mollie (Sharp) H.;
ed. at Dickinson College, 1905; cheer
leader, mem. relay and track teams,
"Microcosm" (year book) board; ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi,
March 14, 1902; attended province
Alpha convention at Ithaca, 1904;
real estate business; author scenari-
os for motion pictures, also S. A. El
song. Address, 649 Main St, Johns-
town, Penn.
HINSDELL, Oliver Edwin, actor; b.
Elgin, 111., Sept 15, 1889; s. Oliver
and Harriett (Starr) H.; ed. at
Northwestern University; mem.
freshman play committee and cast
Hinman Literary society. Dramatic
club. Gauntlet (inter-fraternity),
reader for Olee club; initiated by Illi-
nois Psi-Omega, 1909; minor part in
support of Hackett juvenile with
Thomas Players, leading man "The
Rosary," mem. of The Evanston
Stock Company. Address, E^^anston,
IlL
HOAGLAND, Archibald M., lawyer; b.
Willlamsport Penn., June 30, 1879;
s. John P. and Elizabeth (Miller) H.;
ed. at Dickinson College, 1903; class
vice-president football, captain
basketball, Boyer prize in torts, treas-
urer inter-frat society, Comus club;
initiated by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi,
Nov. 9, 1900; district attorney Ly-
comula coun^. Knight Templar; m.
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
119
Blanclie Bovee, Not. 16, 1904. Ad-
dress, 2414 W. Foortli St, WUliams-
poit, Penn.
HOBB8, Russell D., fire insurance in-
spector; b. Sprin^eld, Mass., Sept
24, 1886; s. Joshua N. and Carrie B.
(Spratt) H.; ed. at University of
Chicago, 1909; initiated by Illinois
Theta, Feb. 26, 1906; eminent re-
corder; attended Kansas City S. A.
B. Natl convention, 1910, province
Theta convention, 1910, assisted at
the installation of Oklahoma Kappa.
Address, 602 Insurance Bldg., Oklar
homa City, Okla.
HOBBSt Thomas Gibson, lawyer; b.
SaltviUe, Va., March 31, 1886; s. J. B.
and Belle G. H.; ed. University of
Virginia 1909; baseball, class his-
torian law department; debater
Washington literary society, class
president and president Alumni asso-
ciation at Milligan College; initiated
by Virginia Omicron, Oct 1907; emi-
nent chronicler; secretary and treas-
urer province Gamma, 1910-12,
elected president of province Gam-
ma, 1912. Address, 16-18 Law Bldg.,
Lynchburg, Va.
HODGES^ Charles Otto, student; b.
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. SO, 1889; s.
Mr. and Mrs. JaKe Cooper Hodges;
student at University of Virginia;
initiated by Virginia Omicron, Oct
29, 1909; eminent recorder. Address,
1201 Avenue K, Birmingham, Ala.
HOFFMAN, Eugene Robert, student; b.
May 29, 1910; s. John and Katherine
(Fliesleber) H.; student at Univer-
sity of Wisconsin; Tau Beta Pi; in-
itiated by Wisconsin Alpha, June 1,
1911. Address, 406 8. Pine St,
lillensburg. Wash.
HOFFMAN, Harry Clyde, physician
and surgeon; b. Jenners , Penn., Feb.
2, 1877; s. Jacob and Sarah (Homer)
H.; ed. Gettysburg College 1901,
University of Pennsylvania 1906;
president freshman class at College
and senior class in Medical School,
football, baseball, basketball at both
sdhools; initiated by Pennsylvania
Delta, June 6, 1899; later aflUiated
with Pennsylvania Theta; eminent
archon; delegate province convention
Carlisle^ Penn., 1900; president
Fayette county Medical society 1910;
mem. College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Pittsburgh, Penrose Gyneco-
logical society. Blue lodge of Mar
sons; m. Evelyn Day, Sept 4, 1910.
Address, 186 S. Pittsburgh St, Con-
nellsville, Penn.
HOFFMAN, Walter Henry, Jr., chem-
ist; b. New Orleans, La., March 3,
1887; s. Walter H. and Mary M.
(Waterman) H.; ed. at Louisiana
State University, 1910; president
Sugar and Agricultural club and Uni-
versity Cotillion club; initiated by
Louisiana liipsilon. Sept 22, 1906;
eminent treasurer, warden, herald,
chronicler; delegate province The-
ta convention, Norman, Okla., 1910,
vice-president province Theta, 1909-
12; sugar chemist with American
Beet and Sugar Co., Oxnard, CaL,
and Cuban American Sugar Co., Ca^
banas, Cuba. Address, 1608 State
St, New Orleans, La.
HOGAN, Reginald Rockwood, mercan-
tile; b. St Louis, Mo., Dec. 21, 1881;
8. Robert G. and Cornelia S. H.; ed.
at University of Missouri, 1902; cap-
tain track team, varsity football; ini-
tiated by Missouri Alpha, Sept 18,
1899; sales manager Genesee Lum-
ber Co.; volimteer U. S. army, 1898,
first Mo. Vol. Infantry, lieutenant U.
S. Marine corps, 1904^7; Mason, Blk,
Society of Ancestral Armoral Bear-
ings, Sons of the American Revolu-
tion; m. Hallie Allen McCrary at
New York City, Aug. 6, 1906. Ad-
dress, Baltimore, Md.
HOGSTETT, Robert Hamilton; ed. at
Tulane University, 1904; initiated by
Louisiana Tau-Upsilon, Oct 6, 1900.
Address, 484 Pearler St, New Or-
leans, La.
HOLBROOK, Harold Edwin, dentist;
b. Milwaukee, Wis., June 80, 1880;
s. Arthur and Josephine (Tenny) H.;
ed. at Harvard University, 1908;
Eoological research; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, Feb. 26, 1900,
eminent deputy archon, delegate
province Alpha convention at Bangor,
Me., twice president of Milwaukee
Alumni association, S. A. E.; staff
Children's Free Hospital, State and
local Dental BOCletLea; t!l« Ibol^l
uo
WHCra WHO m S. A. B.
ElUabetli Leott, April 14, 1909. Ad-
dreu, eiS OoldimltliB Bldg., HII-
wftukee. Wis.
H0LDERNE88, Marvin Eariy, banker;
b. CbambertTUle, Ark.; a. A. 8. and C.
B. H.; ed. at Vanderbllt (JnlvenllT,
1902; clBBB president, h(Kior commit-
tee, Commodore club, muikger base-
ball, secretary Athletic sssoclation,
representative to Soutbem Interool-
legiate aUUetlc asaoclatlon, chairman
publication committee; Initiated br
Tennesaee Nu, Nov. 19, 1S98; eminent
archon. treasurer, clironlcler, herald,
warden, delegate NaabTllle, 1898, Boa-
ton, 1900, WashinKton, 190S, Mem-
phis, 1904, AUanta, 1906, Eansaa
Cit7, 1910, S. A. E. Nat'l cooven-
tiona, province Iota convention, 190(t,
president province Epellon, 1901 and
province Iota, 1907, elected emlnuit
aupreme deputy archon at Washing-
ton, 1902, voted In favor of iasnlng
charter tor Virginia Tlieta, 1908,
mem. committee to arrange for flttl-
eth anniversary celebration at At-
lanta convention, 1906, contributor to
the Bong book and Record, president
Nashville Alumni association B. A.
S3.; elected eminent supreme record-
er of Kansas City Nat'l convention.
^910; treasurer T. H. C. A.; Nashville
local Master Boy Scouts of America:
mem. Hermitage club. Coffee House
club, board of tr«de Industrial bu-
reau. Commercial club, Vanderbllt
Alumni association. Athletic club,
Crockett Ranch Shooting club. Ad-
dress, Fourth Ave. and Union St,
Nashville, Tenn.
HOLLAND, Ezeklel Harold, real estate;
b. Flowery Branch, Qa., March 25,
1872; a. ArcUbald H. and Jeanette
Mauldtn H.; ed. at Mercer Unlvei^
sity, 1894; senior orator; Initiated by
Georgia PsI, Sept. 26, 1891, eminent
archon, herald; president Association
Realty Seles Co.; m. Nepple Wlarren,
Dec. SO. 1896. Address, 304-6 Georgia
Life Bldg., Macon, Qa.
HOLLAND, Philip Edgar, American
consul; ed. at Union Univeralty,
1900; Initiated by Tennessee Elta;
practice law at Jackson, Teon., 1900-
10; appointed United Statea Concol
mt Fnerto Plat^ Ban Domingo. Ad-
dress, care American Gonsalate,
Puerto Plata, San Domingo.
MOLLIS, John Porter, lawyer, legis-
lator; b. Rodman, 8. C, Nov. 24,
lgT2; i. Peter and Victoria (Gaston)
H.; ed. at WttUord CoUe«e, 1895,
Johns Hopkins University; senior
orator. Phi Beta Kappa, Doctor of
PhtloBOphy, Johns Hopkins; initiated
by Soath Carolina Gamma. Oct. 16,
1892; mem. South Carolina general
assembly, author ol The Early Period
of Reconstruction In South. Carolina;
m. Mary Walker, June 22, 1909. Ad-
dress. Rock Hill, S. C.
HOLMES, Alfred Raymond, student;
b. Aug. 10, 1891; e. Fred T. and Mary
C. (AUIes) H.; student at Syracuse
University; InfUated by New Tork
Delta, Oct 20, 1910. Address, 103
Ballard Ave., Syracuse, N. T.
HOLMES, Edward A^ physician; b.
Tazewell county, Va., Sept 29, 1873;
s. Major E. A. and Sallie Campbell
Otarratt) H.; ed. at University of
Virginia, 1867; initiated by Virginia
Omicron, April 25, 1896, eminent
(leiHity archon, delegate Seventh In-
ternational Congress on Tuberculosis
at Washington, D. C; mem. Ameri-
can Medical association, Medical So-
ciety at Virginia, Southwestern Vir-
ginia Medical society. Mason, dele-
gate National Farmers Congreea at
Haleigh, N. C; m. Annie Pateraon
Derrick. Aug. IT, 1911. Address,
Chath&m Hill, Va.
HOLMES, Howard Samuel, banker, b.
Chelsea, Mich., June 2, 1886; S. Har-
mon 3. and Edith (Leavitt) H.; ed.
at University of Michigan, 1907, class
baseball. Initiation committee fresh-
man banquet; initiated by Uichli^
lota-Bata, Oct. 17, 1603. eminent
treasurer, herald, recorder, steward;
delegate AUanta, 1906, S. A. B. Nat'l
convention, attended Kansaa City,
1910, 8. A. E. Nat'l convention, bro-
ther of Ralph H. Holmea, Michigan
lota-Bata. Address, Chelsea. Mich.
HOLMES, Ralph Harmon, mercantile;
b, Chelsea, Mich., Feb. 'i, 1882; s.
Harmon S. and Edith (Leavitt) H.;
ed. at University of Michigan, 190S;
Initiated by MlcUgan loU-Beta, Dec.
S, 1900; brotlier ot Howard Samuel
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
121
Holmes, Michigan Iota-Beta; treasur-
er and director Hygienic Food Co., of
Battle Creek; mem. Athleston club;
m. Frances C. Noyes, 1904. Address,
Battle Creek, Mich.
HOLMES, Walton, Jr^ insurance and
real estate; b. Kansas City, Mo., s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holmes Jr., ed.
at University of Missouri, 1909;
Tomb and Key, captain freshman
baseball, varsity baseball squad; ini-
tiated by Missouri Alpha, Jan., 1907;
eminent deputy archon; attended
Kansas City S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1910; mem. Kansas City Ath-
letic club and Country club; m.
Martha Woods, Nov. 4, 1908. Resi-
dence, 3960 Warwick Blvd., office, 704
Dwis^t Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
HOL8TON, John George Frederick, Jr.,
surgeon; b. Zaneeville, Ohio, Aug. 29,
1879; s. J. G. F. and Mary B. (Wedge)
H.; ed. at Gettysburg College, Ohio
State University, 1901; mem. musical
clubs; initiated by Pennsylvania
Delta, Nov. 17, 1899; president Penn-
sylvania Delta corporation, 1910-11;
general and orthopedic surgery,
graduate Jefferson Medical College,
1903; orthopedist and assistant gyne-
cologist, Bethesda hospital, Zanee-
ville; visited Berlin, Munich and Vi-
enna, 1910; editor Phi Beta Pi quar-
terly, 1904-6, supreme vice archon
Phi Beta Pi, 1907-08; supreme archon
Phi Beta Pi, 1911. Address, 620
South St, ZanesvlUe, Ohio.
HOLT, Harold, student; b. Courtland,
N. T., May 81, 1886; s. Arthur and
Sarah B. (Pollitt) H.; student at
Western Theological Seminary, St
Stephens College, 1911; president
senior class and student convocation.
Dragon club, secretary Athletic as-
sociation, manager football; initiated
by New York Sigma-Phi, Nov. 15,
1907, eminent archon, deputy archon,
chronicler. Address, 60 Lake Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
HOLT, Joseph W., real estate and
insurance; b. Elmore county, Ala.,
Sept 8, 1882; s. Wl C. and K. W. H.;
ed. at University of Alabama, 1903,
aasodate editor Crimson-White, held
third hlgbegt military office in class;
initiated by Alabama Mu, Oct 7, 1899;
brother of William I. Holt, Alabama
Mu; president Highland Lake club
of Flat Rock, N. C; m. Lucile W.
Lahey, Nov. 11, 1906. Address, 404
First Natl Bank Bldg., Bftontgomery,
Ala.
HOLTZCLAW, Robert CllfTord, chem-
ist; b. Perry, Ga., Oct 4, 1888; s. R.
N. and Evelyn (Gilbert) H.; ed. at
Georgia School of Technology, 1904;
initiated by Georgia Phi, Sept 27,
1902; eminent chronicler; brother of
B. W. and J. G. Holtzclaw, Georgia
Phi; assistant state chemist of
Georgia; m. Claribel Peary, Dec. 10,
1907. Address, 130 Capital Bldg., At-
lanta, Ga.
HOLZER, William Francis, student; b.
Harrison, N. J., Aug. 29, 1887; s.
Frank and Sarah Louise (Hippie)
H.; student of medicine at Dart-
mouth College; Initiated by New
Hampshire Alpha, May 2, 1908. Ad-
dress, 109 Eilshemius Ave., Arling-
ton, N. J.
HOOD, Arthur Warner, assistant sup-
erintendent; b. Pawtucket R. I.>
March 8, 1887; s. John P. and Vella
M. H.; ed. at Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, 1911; initiated oy Massa-
chusetts Delta, Sept 28, 1907; at-
tended province convention at Au-
bumdale, Mass., 1908, president
Providence Alumni association, S. A.
E.; assistant superintendent J. N.
Polsey Manufacturing Co., Paw-
tucket, traveled in Ehirope; m. Mari-
on Clough, Dec. 27, 1911. Address,
79 Cottage St, Pawtucket, R. L
HOOPER, William Edward, lawyer; b.
Darlington, Wis., Oct 29, 1889; s. W.
J. and Grace W. H.; ed. at Univer-
sity of South Dakota, 1911; Delta
Phi Delta, Sterling Law society.
Classical club, second honors for
senior thesis; initiated by South Da-
kota Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911; eminent
deputy archon; one of the organizers
of the local P. H. P. Address,
Gregory, S. D.
HOPKINS, Harold Miller, student; b.
Oct 22, 1892; s. Asa G. and Nettie
(Miller) H.; student at Ohio State
University; initiated by Ohio Theta,
May 22, 1892. Address, Mechanics-
burg, Ohio,
122
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
HORN, CharlBi U student; b. lUrch
E, 1888; ■■ Oeorge L. and Annie H.
(Cooi>er) H.; itudent at llDlTeraltr
of HlnneMta; Plil DeltA Phi, J. B.
aaaoclatloD, Board Qo vera on Uln-
oesotA Union; l&itUted by Minnesota
Alpha, Dec. 17, 190S. Addreee, Ida
Qrove, Iowa.
HORNER, Marian Hoyt, edncator; b.
Harorla, Iowa, May 4, 1ST8; a. Eu-
gene Brandon and Susan Cordellla
Oeare) H.; ed. at Unlveraltr of Illi-
nois, 1901; Phi Beta Kappa, Hatchet
orator, aseoclate editor claaa annual,
represented unlversltr In iDtercotleKl-
ate debate and oratorical contest: Ini-
tiated br minolB Beta, Jime 9, ISW;
eminent correspondent; chief exami-
nations dlTlalon New York State
Historical association, National Edu-
cational association, traveled In Brit-
ish Isles; m. Qeoja Dagmer Gaston,
Sept. 16, 1904. Address, 872 Lancas-
ter St, Albany. N. T.
HORNER, Richard H., student; b.
Sept. 30, 1890: s. Wtlllam R. and B.
C. (Wertz) H.; student at Pennsyl-
vania State College; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Oct 2,
1909. Address, 267 HarUey St, York,
Penn.
HORNER, Wtlllam Worti, student; b.
June 11, 1893; a. William Rudolph
and Henrietta Catherine (Wortz) H.;
student at Pennsylvania State Col-
lege; Initiated by Pennsylvania AI-
pha-Zeta, Oct 21, 1911; brother of
Richard H. Homer, Pennsylvania
Alpha-ZeU. Address, 267 N. Hartley
St, York, Penn.
HORTON, Jay Raymond, mercantile;
b. Dundee, N. Y., March 12, 1886; e.
Emmett and Ussa (Swarts) H.; ed.
at Univerelty of llimois, 1911; initi-
ated by Illinois Beta, 190S; wholesale
and retail mill supplies, traveled In
Bermuda Islands ; m. Anna Cleve-
land, June 1, 1909. Address, Horton
Machine Works, Bimira, N. Y.
HORTON, Robert E., student; b. Sept
22, 1887; s. Jonathan A. and Kather-
Ine (Boland) H.; student at Cumbei^
land University; initiated by Tennes-
see Lambda, Sept 1, 1911. Address,
.ay /5«*ft Tex,
HOTZ, Hariey James, stvdent; b. Nov.
27. 1890; s. WUUam J. and MatUda
(Ward) H.; student at Iowa SUt«
University; initiated by Iowa Beta,
Oct. 19, 190S: brother of WllUam
Hotz, a. A. B. Addreao, 7DS E. Jef-
ferson at, Iowa City, Iowa.
HOUSTON, Frank Klttrell, banker; b.
Woodbury, Tenn., July 4, 1S82; a. Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. H.; ©d. at VanderbUt
University, 1904; football, president
literary society. College orator and
debater, associate editor College
paper; initiated by Tennessee Nu,
Sept. 29, 1900; eminent arcbon.
deputy archon, warden, herald;
delegate Memphis, 1904, Atlanta,
19()6, S. A. E. Natl conventions;
president province Iota, 1905-7, treas-
urer and secretary of Nashville,
Alumni association S. A. E.; aasist-
H.Dt cashier First Natl Bank, Nash-
ville, for three years aecretoir Ten-
nessee Bankers' association; director
Nashville Board of Trade. Address,
First Nat'] Bonk, Nashville, Tenn.
HOUSTON, William Cannon, Jr., b.
March 19, 1884; a William Cannon
and Lura (KlttreU) H.; student at
George Washington University; Ini-
tiated by Washington City Rbo, Nov.,
1!I09. Address, Woodbury, Tenn.
HOWARD, Hal B„ mercantile; b. Aber-
deen, Miss., April 12. 1881 ; a.
James W. and Minnie K. Howard; ed.
at University of Tennessee, 1901;
Kappa Kappa Kappa, president Ger-
man club, football; Initiated by Ten-
nessee Kappa. Oct 18, 1897; eminent
deputy archon, recorder, herald; at-
tended Washington, 1S02, Memphis,
1904. S. A. E. Nat'l conventions, prov-
ince convention at Nashville; S. A. B.
day at SL Louis Exposition, 1904;
charge of sale department with the
Drew-Grosae Paint Co.; traveled In
Kurope. Address, Memphis. Tenn.
HOWARD, Ruosell Qrifltth, student; b.
Feb. 23, 1889; s. J. Q. and Alice R.
(Hartzell) H.; student at Universltr
of I'ennaylvanla, freshman. Junior
and senior crews, wrestling squad,
architectural society, combined musi-
cal clubs; Initiated by Pennsylvania
Theta. Dec. 17, 1911. Address, 8 N.
36th St, PhilodelpblK, Pann.
WHO B WHO IM 8. A. :
128
HOWRY, Charl«i Bowen, tederkl
Indffe; b. Oxford, MlsB., Hay 14, 1844;
•. Judge James H. and Narclua
(Bowen) H.; ed. UnlTercltr of Hla»-
luippi, 1807; anlTenaiT orator Her-
maen sode^; Initiated by Hlesla-
■tppl Qunma, 1S66 (charter mem.);
president NaahvlUe convention, 1867;
■flrred leveral terms as past supreme
■rcbon; fatber of C. B. Howry, Jr.,
Vlrglnta Sicma; Judge of tbe United
States court of claims, mem. Hlssls-
■Ippt bouse ot representatlTes, 1880-
4, mem. democratic Nat') committee,
1891-4, United SUtes dUtrlct attor-
ney, 1886-9, aasistant attomey-Ken-
enU of United States, 1SS3-6, mem.
American Bar association, traveled In
Eturope and America, L. L. D., Uni-
versity of HlBsUslppt; eubaltem
otBcer In the confederate army, parti-
cipated In nine battles, severely
woonded, trustee University of Miss-
issippi; wben Judge Howry relin-
quished the offlce of bonory eminent
supreme arcbon in 1904, he said, "I
ataall ever esteem tt my sweetest hon-
or, nest to having presided over a
general convention of Sigma Alpha
E^llon when it was struggling for
recognition, that In my mature years,
I was selected from a membership of
ten thousand gentlemen to be once
and again the honorary bead ot an
order that. In Influence and worth,
will compare favorably with any
similar organization in the world."
m. SalUe Bird. Address, U. S. Court
of Claims, Washington, D. C.
HOWnV, Charles Bowen, Jr., adver-
tiser; b. Oxford, HlBB., July 18, 1S83;
B. CHiarlee Bowen and H&IUe (Harris)
H.; ed. at Virginia HlUtary Institute,
190fi, Washington and Lee Unlver-
■Ity; vice president Mississippi club;
initiated by Virginia Sigma, Sept IE,
1902; attended Washington Nat') con-
vention, 1902, assisted at the InlUa-
tlon of ViiglnU Military InsUtute
local Into 8. A. E.; son of Judge
Charles B. Howry, MIsBlppl Gamma;
cotton planter and advertiser; m.
Ann Le S^ienr Trigg, July 13, 1908.
Address, 717 Commerce Bldg., Kan-
sas City, Ho.
HOVVZE, AuguMin Clayton, lawyer.
judge: b. Athens, Oa., Aug. 17, 1846;
s. Joba and Claudia (Clayton) H.;
ed. at University of Qeoi^^la, 1869;
Initiated by Qeorgla Beta, 1867;
president Athena, 1869, 8. A. E. NafI
convention; fatber of Harlon W.
Howze, OoorEla Beta; mem. consti-
tutional convention for state of Ala-
bama. 1901; Judge of probate court
and crimlD&l court of Jefferson
county, Ala.; appointed on board ol
visitors to United States Military
Academy at West Point by President
Roosevelt, 1902; m. Vallle Long at
Athens, Gs.. Feb. 16, 1870, first; Mrs.
Nannie Arrlngton at Birmingham,
Ala., Dec. 9, 1889, second. Address,
Steiner Bldg., Blrmlngbam, Ala.
OWZE, Marlon William, United
States army officer; b. Marlon, Ala.,
Feb. 7. 1880; a. A. C. Howse and Val-
eria (IX)ng) H.; ed. at University ot
Georgia, 1899; Initiated by Georgia
TietH, Oct 5, 1895; s. of A. C. Howie,
Georgia Beta; first lieutenant 8rd
Held artillery. United States army,
alde-de-csjnp to General Grant Ad-
dress. Governors Island, N. T.
HUBBARD, Chsriea Pitcher, studHit;
b. Jan. 22, 1833; s. Charles D. and
Gertrude (Pitcher) H.; student at
Cornell University; class football;
Initiated by New York Alpha, Nov.
11, 1^11. Address, Wyncote, Penn.
HUBBARD, Clifford L., student; b.
Shannon, 111,, Aug. 22, 1889; s. Henry
B. and Etta (Gemmlilj H.; student at
Northwestern University; chairman
clafs eoclol committee, b'ack, basket
ball; Initiated by Illinois Psl.Omega,
Feb., 1909; eminent deputy archon,
treasurer, chronicler, attended prov-
ince Delta convention. Address,
1014 2lBt St, Rocii Island, 111.
UDDLESTON, Henry Grady, student;
b. Nov. 22, 1890; s. Millard Fillmore
and Lula (Quarlee) H.; student at
Cumberland University; clase artist,
yell leader, president Middle Tennes-
see club; Initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, Sept 30, 1909. Address, B.
Burton St., Murfreesboro, Tenn.
HUDSON, Arthur J., patent lawyer;
b. Boston. Mass., June 21, 18B0; s.
J. E. and BHiabeth J. E.; ed. Case
School of Applied Science IMS, Unl-
124
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
verslty of Georgetown 1907; vice-
president athletic aBaociation, edi-
tor Junior annual; Initiated by Ohio
Rho, 1908, (charter mem.); attended
Washington, 1902, S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention aa delegate from local; organ-
ized local which became Ohio Rho, S.
A. E.; mem. American Electrochemi-
cal society; m. Grace T. Stailey, Aug.
22, 1908. Address, 1228 CitUens
Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
HUDSON, Irving McLaren, lawyer; b.
Benson, Minn. Dec. 27, 1884; s.
Sanford H. and Laura H.; ed. Uni-
versity of Minnesota 1909; Academic
baseball; associate editor Minnesota
magazine; dramatic club; initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, March 28, 1908;
eminent archon, correspondent; del-
egate Atlantic City S. A. E. Nat'l
convention 1909; m. Margaret Den-
field, Aug. 2, 1911. Address, Benson,
Minn.
HUDSON, Ellis Herndon, College in-
structor; b. Osaka, Japan, June 17,
1890; s. George G. and Delia A.; ed.
Millikin University 1911; chairman
senior play, member High Honor so-
ciety, winner intersociety oration and
debate; president Glee club; T. M.
0. A. literary society; initiated by
Illinois Delta, Jan. 14, 1911, (charter
mem.) ; instructor in Syrian Protestant
College; traveled in Europe and Holy
Land. Address, care Syrian Protes-
tant College, Beirut, Syria.
HUDSON, Theodore Wilson, student;
b. Nov. 15, 1891; s. James A. and
Julia Annie (Alderman) H.; student
at University of Missouri; initiated
by Missouri Alpha, Feb. 12, 1910;
brother of James F. Hudson, Missouri
Alpha. Address, 11 Glen wood Ave.,
Columbia, Mo.
HUEBEL, Herbert Henry, student; b.
Nov. 21, 1889; s. Christian J. and
Cecelia (Faille) H.; student at Uni-
versity of Michigan; sophomore socie-
ty, freshman football, varsity football;
Initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov.
12, 1909. Address, 616 State St, Me-
nominee, Mich.
HUGHES, Isaac S., lawyer; b. Toungs-
town, Penn., Dec. 4, 1880; s. Eli and
Susan H.; class president, editorial
work OB the Star, Christomathian;
Initiated by Michigan Alpha, April 18,
1908; eminent archon, depaty arch-
on; delegate to Memphis S. A. E.
Nat'l convention 1904; circuit court
commissioner; m. Nina O. Smith,
Oct 12, 1910. Residence, 910 On-
tario St, office, Stewart Block, Port
Huron, Mich.
HULL, Albert Francis, mercantile; b.
Marshalltown, la., Oct 15, 1887; s.
Charles H. and Allle W. H.; ed.
State University of Iowa 1910; class
football; initiated by Iowa Beta, Oct
12, 1906; delegate province Zeta con-
vention at Iowa City 1909; member
firm of H. Wltland Son and Co. Ad-
dress, 408 W. State St, Marshall-
town, la.
HULL, Joseph Lumpkin, lawyer; b.
Athens, Ga., May 6, 1895; s. A. L.
and Callie (Cobb) H.; ed. Univer-
sity of Georgia 1904; Casque and
Gauntlet; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Sept 15, 1900; eminent archon; dele-
gate Washington S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention 1902; son of A. L. Hull, (Geor-
gia Beta, brother of M. M. Hull, T. C.
Hull, Harry Hull, A. L. Hull, Georgia
Beta. Address, 826 American Na-
tional Bank Bldg., Oklahoma City,
Okla.
HUMESTON, Edwin Alden, mercantile;
b. Guys Mills, Penn., Jan. 15, 1876; s.
Edwin Ruthven and Martha (Alden)
H.; ed. Bucknell University 1899;
football; initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, Oct 18, 1897; eminent treas-
urer; attended province convention;
wholesale hay dealer; m. Evelyn Ell-
ing Booth, Jan. 1, 1900. Address,
668 Baldwin St, Meadville, Penn.
HUMPHREY, Edward Frank, Univer-
sity instructor; b. Winnebago, Minn.,
April 22, 1878; s. John G. and Louise
N. (Hayt) H.; ed. University of
Minnesota; Phi Beta Kappa; mana
ger of Minnesota magazine; initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902,
(charter mem.); instructor in His-
tory, Columbia University; author of
Politics and Religion in the Later
Roman Empire, articles in Columbia
Encyclopedia of Original Docu-
ments; mem. American Historical
association; spent a year at Sorbonne
Paris in Ecole Praclique des Hautes
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
125
Eltades; Mason, Acacia. AddresB*
1120 Amaterdam Ave., New York
City.
HUNT, Donald A., student; b. Feb.
2, 1890; 8. Charles W. and Nellie
(Davie) H.; student at Iowa State
College; varsity football, bachelor de-
bating society, athletic council for
1913; initiated by Iowa Gamma, June
3, 1911. Address, Logan, la.
HUNT, Don Martin, lawyer; b. Clarln-
da, la.. May 26, 1888; s. C. J. and
Ora (Rlbble) H.; ed. University of
Nebraska, University of Missouri
1909; ; initiated by Nebraska Lambda-
Pi, March 1908; Mason. Address,
Oregon, Mo.
HUNT, Harrison Randall, student; b.
March 7, i889; s. Henry H. and
Agnes B. (Howard) H.; student at
Allegheny (Allege; varsity debating
team, class debating teams; treas-
urer senior class, president ora-
torical association, manager class
football; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega. June 12, 1909. Address, 464
Park Ave., MeadvlUe, Penn.
HUNTER, Raymond Blue, student; b.
June 28, 1893; s. Frank N. and Cath-
erine (Blue) H.; student at Adrian
College; Lambda Phi society; initi-
ated by Michigan Alpha, March 4,
1911. Address, Adrian, Mich.
HUNTER, Robert Ellel, civil engineer;
b. Chester, Penn., Nov. 3. 1886; s.
Peter and Elizabeth (Macadam) H.;
ed. Pennsylvania State College 1908;
Initiated by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta,
April 24, 1906; attended province
Beta conventions 1906 and 1908; as-
sistant to civil engineer Baldwin Lo-
comotive Works, Eddystone, Penn.
Address, Box 42, Moore, Penn.
HUNTINGTON, Richard Thomas, stu-
dent; b. April 14, 1889; s. Julius Fran-
cis and Helen (Thomas) H.; student
at University of Maine; sophomore
Owl, corporal military department;
initiated by Maine Alpha, Oct 1,
1909. Address, 63 Qreen St., Augusta,
Me.
HUPP, Louis Qorham, manufacturer;
b. Kalamasoo, Mich., s. Charles J.
and Anna M. H.; ed. University of
Michigan 1896; Initiated by Michigan
lotarBeta, Jan. 27, 1894; manufacturer
of automobiles, secretary of R. C. H.
corporation, Detroit; m. Lillian K. Ha-
zlewood, Oct 27, 1906. Address. 676
East Grand boulevard, Detroit, Mich.
HURLBURT, William Blair, student;
b. April 19, 1891; s. R. F. and Mary
(Blair) H.; student at University of
Iowa; Ivy Lane society, associate edi-
tor Dally lowan, Iroquois; Initiated
by Iowa Beta, May 6, 1910; brother of
R. B. Hurlburt, New York Alpha.
Address, Iowa City, la.
HU8KE, Bartholomew Fuller, clergy-
man; b. FayetteviUe; N. C, Aug. 15,
1884; s. Alexander S. and Margaret
(Fuller) H.; ed. University of North
Carolina 1903, University of the South;
Alpha Theta Phi; Initiated by North
Carolina XI, Oct. 6, 1900; brother of
Marion S. Huske, North Carolina XI;
rector Christ church Episcopal, New
Bern. Address, New Bern, N. C.
HUSKE, Marlon Strange, educator; b.
FayetteviUe, N. C, Jan. 7, 1889; s.
Alexander Strange and Margaret
(Fuller) H.; ed. University of North
Carolina 1909; Davidson College 1911;
class secretary* Intercollegiate deba-
ter, president Y. M. C. A.; mem. stu-
dent's coimcil; mltlated by North Caro-
lina XI, Sept. 1906, later affiliated with
North Carolina Theta; eminent re-
corder, treasurer house fund, brother
of B. F. Huske, North Carolina Xi ; as-
sistant principal Westminister Pre-
paratory School, Rutherfordton. Ad-
dress, Rutherfordton, N. C, R. F. D.
No. 4.
HYLAND, Mark W^ lawyer; b. Des
Moines, la.. Sept 26, 1887; s. William
M. and Mary A. H.; ed. University of
Iowa; Phi Delta Phi; captain football,
track, basketball; initiated by Iowa
Beta, Nov. 1911. Address, Tama, la.
I
IRBY, Alvin Stull, lawyer; b. Cran-
fordsville. Ark., Feb. 16, 1882; s. S.J.
and Susan Jessie (Hlldebrand) I.; ed.
University of Arkansas 1905; pres-
ident literary society; Initiated by
Arkansas AlpharUpsilon, Sept. 26,
1903; eminent recorder; mem. law
firm of Poindexter and Irby; Blk.
Address, Black Rock, Ark.
126
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
IRONS, Harold Gerard, saperintendent;
b. Providence, R. I., May 8» 1876; s.
Alfred B. and He'en (Hatheway) I.;
ed. Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1900; president senior class, manager
and tackle football team; initiated by
Massachusetts Delta, Oct 16, 1896;
attended Boston S. A. hi. Nat'l con-
vention, 1900; superintendent Manier
Dunbar and Co., shoe factory; m. Win-
nefred Kendall, Sept 14, 1905. Address,
10th Ave. and Harrison St, Nash-
ville, Tenn.
IRVIN, Alexander, banker; b. Oct 26,
1879; s. Charles E. and Mary (Fort-
son) I.; ed. Emory College 1900;
mem. Few literary society; gradu-
ated second honor; initiated by
Georgia Epsilon, Sept. 17, 1896. Ad-
dress, Washington, Oa.
IRVIN, Isaiah Tucker, Jr., lawyer; b.
near Washington, Ga., April 4, 1876;
s. Charles E. and Mary (Fortson) L;
ed. Emory College 1898; Latin medal
in Junior year, speaker's place in sub-
freshman, sophomore. Junior and
senior years, one of champion debat-
ers at commencement by Few liter-
ary society; initiated by Georgia Ep-
silon, Jan. 6, 1893. Address, Wash-
ington, Ga.
IRWIN, James Harvey, student; b.
Dec. 12, 1892; s. J. Kennedy and Mar-
garet (Webb) (deceased), I.; stu-
dent at University of Pennsylvania;
initiated by Pennsylvania Theta, Dec.
17, 1911. Address, Brighton Road,
Ben Hook, Penn.
IRWIN, Reginald Fairfax, civil engi-
neer; b. Leesburg, Va., 1884; s. Fair-
fax and Alice L. (Paulsen) I.; ed. Vir-
ginia Military Institute 1907; vice-
president final ball; initiated by Vir-
ginia Theta, 1905; elected eminent
archon but did not return to school
to serve. Address, care C. H. Smith,
Warrenton, Va.
I8HAM, Alonzo Keyt, engineer; b. Aug.
11, 1877; s. Asa Brainard and Mary
Hamlin (Keyt) I.; ed. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology 1901, Univer-
sity of Washington 1906; Sigma Xi;
initiated by Massachusetts lotarTau,
Jan. 7, 1898; attended Boston S. A. E.
Nat'l convention 1900; consulting
mechanical and contracting engineer;
mem. PaciAc Northwest society of
Engineers; Loyal Legion; m. Grace
Henderson, Feb. «2, 1907. Address,
1759 N. 26th Ave., SeatUe, Wash.
iVEY, John A., College president; b.
Warren county, Ga., April 4, 1848; s.
Oliver and Amanda ( Ellis j I.; ed.
Howard College, Mercer University
1875; initiated by Alabama Beta-Beta,
Dec. 1871, later afliliated with
Georgia Psi; president LeVert Col-
lege, Talbolton, Ga.; clergyman Bap-
tist church; m. Alice Biitchell, Nov. 12,
1878. Address, Dawson, Ga.
JACKSON, James Foster, student; b.
Oct 23, 1890; s. Samuel T. and Clara
B. (Linscott) J.; student at Univer-
sity of luaine; menL Tau Beta Pi
1912; tennis team 1911; initiated by
Maine Alpha, Sept 25, 1908; brother
of Ralph L. Jackson, Maine Alpha.
Address, Jefferson, Me.
JACKSON, Leicester L., orchardist; b.
Monson, Me., June 20, 1882; s. George
Frederick and Anne Jane (Fallen)
J.; ed. at University of Chicago; ini-
tUted by Illinois Theta, 1908; dele-
gate province Delta convention. West
Lafayette, 1906; brother of George P.
Jaclison, Tennessee Nu and Illinois
Theta. Address, 135 Eureka St, Red-
lands, Cal.
JACKSON, Louis Spurgeon, real estate
and insurance; b. Hephzebah, Ga.,
Feb. 18, 1888; s. C. H. S. and Ludie
(Swint) J.; ed. Mercer University
1906, Brown University 1911; iniU-
ated by Georgia Psi, Sept 17, 1902;
attended province convention Birm-
ingham, Ala.; nL Harriet Frances
Bloodworth, June 9, 1909. Address,
Box 359, Forsyth, Georgia.
JAHNCKE, Ernest Lee, capitalist; b.
New Orleans, La., Oct 13, 1877; s.
Fritz and Margaret (Lee) J.; ed.
Tulane University 1899; treasurer
athletic association, bushiess mana-
ger College weekly and annual, lead-
er mandolin, banjo and glee clubs,
German club, tennis club; Initiated
by Louisiana Tau-Upsilon, Jan. 22,
1897; eminent archon; brothei* of
Paul Jahncke, Louisiana Tau-Upsilon
and Walter Jahncke, Loulaiana Taq-
Upsilon; delegate Nashville oonren-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
127
tloiL 1898; president Jahncke Nayi-
gation Co.; director of German Amer-
ican National Bank and German
American Sarings Bank; mem. Amer-
ican Society Civil Engineers and
American Society Mechanical Engi-
neers; vice-commodore Southern
Tacht club; mem. Boston, Pickwick,
Louisiana and French Opera clubs;
m. Cora Van Voorhis Stanton, June
1, 1907. Address, 3928 Carondelit St,
New Orleans, La.
JAMES, Alexander Long, Jr., oflBcer U.
5. army; b. Laurinburg, N. C, Aug.
6, 1886; s. Alexander Long and Mary
(Patterson) J.; ed. Davidson College
1906, U. S. M. A., West Point, 1908;
class historian, cheer leader; mem.
Philanthropic society, associate edi-
tor The Howitzer at West Point; in-
itiated by North Carolina Theta, Sept
10, 1902; brother of Hinton James,
North Carolina Theta, Hand James,
North Carolina Xi, Fairly James,
North Carolina Xi, Walter James,
North Carolina Theta; second lieuten-
ant U. S. cavalry; graduate School of
Musketry, aid-decamp to Brig. Gen.
A. S. Schuyler; University club,
Honolula. Address, care War De-
partment Washington, D. C.
JAME8, George Frederick, lawyer; b.
Hull, Mass., June 6, 1880; s. John W.
and Ehnma J. (Reed) J.; ed. Boston
University 1908; graduated cum
laude; initiated by Massachusetts
BetarUpsilon, Nov. 18, 1900; eminent
treasurer; m. Grace L. Vamey. Dec.
12, 1908. Address, Natasco Ave.,
Hull, Mass.
JAMES, Hinton, bank cashier and in-
surance; b. Laurinburg, N. C, April
24, 1884; s. A. L. and Mary (Patter-
son) J.; ed. Davidson College 1906;
mem. Philanthropic society; com-
mencement marshall 1904; initiated
by North Carolina Theta, Sept 10,
1902; brother of A. L. James, Jr.,
North Carolina Theta, A. H. James,
North Carolina XI, W. S. James,
North Carolina Theta, F. P. James,
North Carolina Xi; secretary and
treasurer North Carolina Country
Bankers association; Argyle club.
Mason, K. of P. Address, Laurin-
burg, N. C.
JAMES, Waiter Scherer, student; b.
March 8, 1894; s. Alexander Long and
Mary (Patterson) J.; student at
Davidson College; brother of Hin-
ton James, North Carolina Theta, A.
L. James, North Carolina Theta, A.
H. James, North Carolina Xi, F. P.
James, North Carolina Xi; initiated
by North Carolina Theta, Jan. 9, 1911.
Address, Laurinburg, N. C.
JANES, Henry Lowry, diplomatic ser-
vice; b. Racine, Wis., Dec. 24, 1879; s.
David G. and Helen M. (Henery) J.;
ed. University of Wisconsin 1902, Ph.
D. degree at University of Wiscon-
sin 1906, graduate work at University
of Berlin, Columbia University, Sor-
bonne and Faculte de Droit Paris;
president Junior class. Junior response
orator, class day ceremonies; Phi
Beta Kappa; Athens debating socie-
ty; mem. of intercollegiate team 1902
winning against University of Minne-
sota; mem. 1902 Badger board,
scholarship 1903 University of Colum-
bia; initiated by Wisconsin Alpha,
Feb. 7, 1903, (charter mem); eminent
archon; American diplomatic service
on special duty Department of State
as assistant chief. Division of Latin
zi.merican AfPairs; second secretary of
legation Havana; first secretary of
legation Santiago, Chili; first secre-
tary of embassy, Rio de Janeiro, Bra-
zil; first secretary of embassy, Con-
stantinople, Turkey; acted as Charge
d' Affaires at these ports; detailed to
address Business Men's convention
for discusssion of Latin American
commerce held at Pan-American
Union, Washington, Feb., 1911; repre-
sented government of the U. S. at
launching at Quincy, Maine, of Argen-
tine battleship, Rivadavia; delegate
of the University of Wisconsin to the
first Pan-American Scientific Con-
gress at Santiago, Chili, 1908; m.
Anita B. Adrian, Oct 8, 1909. Ad-
dress, State Department Assistant
Chief, Division of Latin American Af-
fairs, Washington, D. C.
JANNEY, Lawrence A^ lawyer; b.
Washington, D. C, July 19, 1881; s.
Bernard T. and Laura (Browne) J.;
ed. Harvard University 1902, George
Washington Universi^ Law 1906;
I vice-president freshman class and
president of sophomore class at
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Q«orge Washington XJniyeraity; Initi-
ated by Maaaachuaetts Gamma,
March 18, 1889; eminent archon
Washington City Rho; affiliated with
Washington Ci^ Rho; president Bos-
ton Alumni association; attended Bos-
.ton convention 1900, Washington con-
vention 1902; delegate Washington
Alumni association to Memphis; found-
er of revived Washington City Rho;
mem. firm of Emery, Booth Janney
and Vamey; m. Marion Robbins,
June 1, 1905. Residence, 99 Col-
chester St, BrooKline, Mass., busi-
ness, 50 Congress St, Boston, Mass.,
149 Broadway, New York City.
JEFFER8, Frederick Lysle; b. Leaven-
worth, Kan., April 21, 1886; s. William
A. and Carrie B. J.; ed. University
of Michigan 1908; iniUated by Mich-
igan Iota-Beta, March 9, 1905; emi-
nent recorder; attended Aransas City
S. A. B. convention 1910. Address^
36 Pearl St, Hartford, Conn.
JEFFORDS, Harrison Morton, student;
b. July 13, 1888; Russell M. and Ruh-
amah (Erskine) J.; student Syracuse
University; chairman sophomore vig-
. ilance committee, freshman footbidl
team, freshman crew; initiated by
New York Delta, Oct 22, 1909. Ad-
dress, Williamstown, Vt
JEFFREY, Harold Bedford, student;
b. Nov. 16, 1892; s. George and Ame-
lia (Frick) J.; student at University
of Denver; initiated by Colorado Zeta,
Oct 24, 1911. Address, 1618 Ogden
St., Denver, Colo.
JENKINS, Albert Edward, student; b.
Sept 12, 1882; s. John S. and Mary
E. (Beal) J.; student at University
of Oklahoma; vice-president of 1912
law class In 1910; mem. Phi Delta
Phi legal fraternity; initiated by Okla-
homa Kappa, Oct 29, 1910; ten years
in U. S. army during which time he
served in the Philippine Insurrection,
the Chinese Relief expedition (Boxer
Uprising), the Spanish- American war;
recommended for certificate of merit
for service in San Francisco earth-
quake and fire. Address 26 East
Fifth St, Oklahoma City, Okla.
JENKINS, John Chase, student; b.
Sept 11, 1890; s. John C. and Kate
(McLeod) J.; student at University
of Denver; initiated by Colorado
Zeta, Jan. 26, 1910. Addreaa, 1418
Pearl St, Denver, Colo.
Jannlnga, Allen Dunning* student; b.
April 21, 1888; s. Bphraim J. and
Alice Sophea (Walker) J.; student at
St Stephen's College; associate edi-
tor College Messenger, varsity baaket-
ball team; mem. board of directors of
Glee club; mem. athletic aaaociatlon,
Qerman club; initiated by New York
Sigma-Phi, March 9, 1909; eminent
deputy archon; brother of Blroy J.
Jennings, New York Sigma-Phi. Ad-
dress, 1222 Herkimer St, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
JENNINQ8, EIroy JefTary, student; b.
June 20, 1885; s. Ephraim J. and Alice
Sophia (Walker) J.; student at St
Stephen's College; president student
body, president senior class, pres-
ident Junior class, varsity foot-
ball and baaketball teams; mem.
Glee club, athletic association; Dra-
gon club, German club; initiated by
New York Slgma-Phi, June 1908;
eminent archon; brother of Allen Jen-
nings, New York SigmarPhi. Address,
1222 Herkimer St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
JETT, Carter Coleman; b. Jett Ky.,
Feb. 23, 1877; s. W. W. and Sallie E.
J.; ed. Kentucky State University
1899; Sigma Xi; initiated by
Kentucky Epsilon, Feb. 10, 1900,
(charter mem.); founder of Minne-
sota Alpha; attended Washington S.
A. E. convention, 1902; delegate
province Iota convention, Liexington,
Ky., 1903; with Pittsburgh Crucible
Steel Co., Midland, Penn.; instructor
University of Minnesota 1900 to 1902.
Address, West Austintown, Ohia
JEWETT, Frank Fanning, officer U. S.
army; b. Faribault, Minn., Aug. 7,
1878; s. Rchard Henry ue^ and Eliza
(Nutting) J.; ed. University of Min-
nesota 1901; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902, (charter mem.);
first lieutenant infantry, U. S. army,
inspector-instructor National guard of
Arizona; three years residen^ce in
Philippine Islands; traveled around
the world; m. Clara Bvarts Steward,
Aug. 11, 1903. Address, 661 North
Sixth St, Phoenix, Aris.
JOHN, Maxcy Luther, mayor and law-
yer; b. BennettsviUe, Marlboro coun-
ty, S. C, June 26, 1866; s. James
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
129
Thonuui and Margaret (McRae) J.;
ed. UnlTeraity of North Carolina
1888, law 1892; buaineas agent, com-
mencement marshal; initiated by
North Carolina Xi; eminent archon;
delegate and vice-president Constitu-
tional convention, Columbia, 8. C,
1887; member committee to revise
constitution; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, 1887, at Columbia; mem.
National convention, 1889; national
historian, 1887; former member
State Democratic Executive commit-
tee, thrice county superintendent pub-
lic education, thrice mayor of
Laurinburg, vice-president State Bar
association 1899; mem. Bar of U. S.
Supreme court; m. Lila Hamilton
Bell, May 18, 1898. Address, Laur-
inburg, N. C.
JOHNSON, Albert M^ mercantile; b.
Kishwaukee, III., April 9, 1880; s.
Frank C. and Carrie hi, J.; ed. Uni-
versity of Illinois 1908; president of
freshman class; initiated by Illinois
Beta, March 31, 1900; eminent arch-
on; attended province Delta conven-
tion; superintendent Barnes Drill
Co.; traveled through Europe 1900;
m. Harriet Anne Johnson, Oct. 29,
1907. Address, 611 Auburn St, Rock-
ford, nL
JOHNSON, BIythe W. student; b. Ver-
non, Texas, Sept 15, 1892; s. Robert
C. and Mina (Bl3^e) J.; student at
University of Oklahoma; initiated by
Oklahoma Kappa, Oct 4, 1909. Ad-
drees, 803 N. Hudson St, Altus, Okla.
JOHNSON, Carl Andrew, mercantile;
b. Sherman, Grant county, Ky., Jan.
22, 1883; s. Mr. Johnson and Dora
May (Points) J.; ed. Franklin College
1905; initiated by Indiana Alpha, Oct
12, 1901; manager Heating Depart-
ment Indianapolis branch of Crane
Co. of Chicago; m. Margaret M.
Spillman, Sept 16, 1905. Address,
956 West 30th St Indianapolis, Ind.
JOHNSON, John Hamilton, student; b.
Dec. 24, 1888; s. John Hughes and
Anna (Hamilton) J.; student at Uni-
versity of Iowa; Waskwi honorary
junior society; Polygon club; initi-
ated by Iowa Beta, Feb. 5, 1910, affili-
ated with Wisconsin Alpha. Address,
109 S. 8th St., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
JOHNSON, Charles Boggy, student; b.
June 30, 1891; s. Montford T. and
Adelaide (Campbell) J.; student at
University of Oklahoma; class foot-
ball 1910; initiated by Oklahoma
Kappa, Oct 28, 1911. Address, Nor-
man, Okla.
JOHNSON, Francis Leavell, b. Cres-
cent, West Virginia, Oct 26, 1890; s.
Capt W. R. and Mrs. W. R. J.; ed.
Virginia Military Institute 1910; gym-
nasium team, class football and base-
ball teams; initiated by Virginia
Theta, Oct 1906; eminent correspon-
dent and recorder; captain and assis-
tant professor Virginia Military In-
stitute 1910; coal business. Ad-
dress, Crescent, W. Va.
JOHNSON, Fred Am, lawyer; b. Em-
porium, Penn., May 1, 1880; s. John
C. and Fannie (French) J.; ed.
Swarthmore College 1902, Dickinson
Law College 1906; class president at
Law School; editor College year
book at Law School; on staff of year
book at Swarthmore; editor of Col-
lege paper at Swarthmore; initiated by
Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi, Oct 16,
1903; mem. firm of Johnson and Mc-
Namey; district attorney of Cameron
county; Mason; married in 1905. Ad-
dress, Emporium, Penn.
JOHNSON, Frend Irvln, clergyman; b.
Hockingport, Ohio, May 6, 1868; s.
Edward W. and Mary J. J.; ed. at
Ohio Wesleyan University, 1894, Bos-
ton University, 1896, Ohio Wesleyan,
M. A., 1896, S. T. D., 1911; initiated
by Ohio Delta, April 8, 1894; affiliated
with Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon;
minister in Methodist Episcopal
church; delegate to the general con-
ference, 1912, district superintendent
of the Mt Vernon district. North
Ohio conference, 1908; m. Halla
Auvesgne Skivlngton, Sept 16, 1897.
Address, 205 N. Gay St, Mount
Vernon, Ohio.
JOHNSON, Harvey, publicist; b. Craw-
ford county, Ga., Feb. 4, 1864; s. Rich-
ard M. and Georgia (Wate) J.; ed. at
University of Georgia, A. B., 1884, B.
L., 1885; champion and intercollegiate
debater of Phi Kappa society, mem.
baseball team. Junior and senior
speaker; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Aug., 1882; delegate Louisville, Ky.,
convention, 1888, delegate to Ather*—
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Ga., conyention, 1884, won orator'a
medal at Atheni convention; secre-
tary Southern Fertilizer association*
mem. Oeorgla legislature, 1892, 1898,
United States Consul to Antwerp,
Belgium, 1898-1897, alderman city of
Atlanta, 1899 to 1901, mayor pro tern
of Atlanta, 1900 to 1901; m. Bftaude
Clarke. April 28, 1890. Address, 625
Peachtree St, Atlanta, Oa.
JOHNSON, Joseph H^ mercantile; b.
Milton, Penn., Nov. 23, 1882; s. Bd-
ward W. and Sallie (Housel) J.; ed.
at Dickinson College, 1905; Raven's
Claw, Belles Letter Literary society,
president and mem. Glee and Mando-
lin clubs; initiated by Pennsylvania
Sigma^Phi, Sept 18, 1901, eminent ar-
cbon, attended Nat'l S. A. B. conven-
tion, Washington, D. C, 1902; retail
coal and office supplies, mem. of Mil-
ton City coimcil, I. O. O. P., B. P. O.
B.; m. Katherine Hobbs, Sept 28,
1907. Address, 421 N. Front St,
Milton, Penn.
JOHNSON, Nell Robert, student; b.
July 3, 1893; s. B. B. and Mollis
(Graham) J.; student at University
of Oklahoma, president of freshman
class, freshman football team, menL
College house of representatives; ini-
tiated by Oklahoma Kappa, 1915.
Address, Norman, Okla.
JOHNSON, Paul Arthur, contractor; b.
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 14, 1887; s.
G. L. and Anna J.; ed. at University
of Minnesota, 1911, treasurer senior
class. Scabbard and Blade (military).
Rod and Transit club. Phi Tau en|^-
eering fraternity, crack drill squad,
T. M. C. A. cabinet, vice-president
Junior ball, business manager Bngin-
eers Magazine; Initiated by Minne-
sota Alpha, March 9, 1909, eminent
treasurer; brother of Philip John-
son, Minnesota Alpha. Address, 2911
Lyndale Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn.
JOHNSON, Philip S., student; b. June
28, 1891; s. G. L. and Anna (Thomp-
son) J.; student at University of
Minnesota; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Nov. 13, 1911; brother of Paul
Johnson, Minnesota Alpha. Address,
2911 Lyndale Ave. N., Minneapolis,
Minn.
JOHNSON, Robert, student; b. May 29,
1889; B. WUilam T. and Agnes M.
(Harris) J.; student at George Wash-
ington University; initiated by Wash-
ington City Rho, Nov. 20, 1909. Ad-
dress, 3286 Bast Ninth St, Washing-
ton, D. C.
JOHNSON, Virgil U lawyer; b. Craw-
ford county, Penn., Aug. 11, 1872; s.
H. J. and Melissa (Lindsey) J.; ed.
at Allegheny College, A. B., 1892, A.
M., 1893, Ph. D., 1895, f6r merit;
initiated by Pennsylvania Omega,
Oct 2, 1891, delegate to S. A. B.
Nat'l conventions Atlanta, Ga., 1891
and Pittsburgh, 1894, one of the
foimdMti of Massachusetts Delta, affi-
liated with Massachusetts Gamma;
m. Cora Brown, Oct 8, 1906. Ad-
dress, Mercer, Penn.
JOHNSON, Walter Talmags, lawyer; b.
Irwinton, Ga., Dec. 24, 1875; s. John
Lafayette and Mary J. J.; ed. at
Bmory College, 1896; best legal thesis
University of Georgia, 1898, editor-in-
chief College annual at Emory, 1896,
speaker's place at 'Emory, 1895 and
1896; initiated by Georgia Bpsilon,
Oct. 6, 1893, affiliated with Georgia
Beta; general counsel Central (Geor-
gia Power company, Blectrical Securi-
ties company and Oconee BlecMc
Light and Power company; m. Clara
de Graffenried Ripley, July 31, 1909.
Address, Jefferson Terrace and C^eor-
gia Avenue, Macon, Ga.
JOHNSON, William Rawson, mercan-
tile; b. Crescent W. Va., April 4,
1887; s. William R. and Mary (AgU-
ouby) J.; ed. at Virginia Military In-
stitute, 1907; German club, class foot-
ball and baseball team, cadet cor-
poral, sergeant and color guard; ini-
tiated by Virginia Theta, 1905; emi-
nent archon, treasurer, correspon-
dent; delegate to province Gamma
convention, 1908, vice-president prov-
ince Gamma; vice-president and
general manager W. R. Johnson
C^al Ck>., and also Kanawka Coal and
C^ke Co.; mem. Commonwealth and
Westmoreland clubs, Richmond, Va.,
Bdgewood Country club, (Tharleston,
W. Va. Address, Montgomery or
Crescent, W. Va.
JOHNSTON, Charles Hawthorne^ law-
yer; b. Portland, Me., Feb. 19, 1888;
s. Frank C. and Mary B. (Jones) J.;
ed. at Boston UniTersity, 1904; Maine
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
nsj
181
Debating club; Bigelow club; in-
itiated by Masflachusetts Beta-Up-
tilon, Nov. 13, 1902, eminent her-
ald, eminent recorder; attended
Alpha province convention, 1908;
councilman, Portland, 1910 and
1911; M. C. M. A., K. of M., I. O. O.
F.; m. A. Isabelle Saimdera, June 26,
1907. Address, 95 Exchange St, Port-
land, Me.
JOHNSTON, Harrison, Jr., lawyer; b.
Columbus, Miss., March 28, 1880; s.
Toby W. and Sue (Harris) J.; ed. at
University of Michigan, 1904; initi-
ated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov. IS,
1903; attended Kansas City Nat'l
convention, 1910. Address, 519 New
York Life BIdg., 2816 Brooklyn Ave.,
Kiansas City, Mo.
JOHNSTON, Milton Stevens, manufac-
turer; b. Middletown, C, Oct 18,
i880; s. Mr. Johnston and Rosa
(Stevens) J.; ed. at Ohio State Uni-
versity; initiated by Ohio Theta,
1908; paper boxboard manufacturer,
city councilman. Mason; m. Ethel
Barakew, June 3, 1909. Address, 428
South Main St, Middletown, Ohio.
JOHNSTON, Roy Alpheus, lawyer; b.
Jackstone, Tenn., Sept 8, 1886; s.
James E. and Willie Belle J.; ed. at
University of Tennessee, 1906, 'class
vice-president, 1906, Phi Kappa Phi,
prize for highest scholarship, 1906,
medal for best record in Moot court
and Legal proceduiie; initiated by
Tennessee Kappa, Oct, 1904; state
delegate to International Tax confer-
ence at Milwaukee, 1910, assisted in
compiling article on Municipal cor-
porations in Cyclopedia of Law and
Procedure, 1906, 1907, general attor-
ney for State Revenue agent for East
Tennessee, 1910; m. Wanda Marjorie
Thouam, Jan. 5, 1910. Address,
606-608 Empire Bldg., Knozville.
Tenn.
JOHNSTONE, Alan, Jr^ student; b.
Newberry, S. C, July 11, 1890; s.
Allan and Lilla R. J.; student at Uni-
versity of South Carolina; president
Junior class, class baseball team, win-
ner Roddey debater's medal, winner
preliminary Sbuthem Inter-Collegiate
Oratorical association, second place in
Sonthem Inter-OoUegiate Oratorical
contest 1911; initiated by South
Carolina Delta, March 22, 1911 (char-
ter mem), eminent archon. Address,
1800 Johnstone St, Newberry, S. C.
JONES, Amos Blanch, College presi-
dent; b. Boydton, Va., Dec. 4, 1841;
s. Rev. Amos Wesley and Caroline
Matilda (Blanch) J.; ed. at West Ten-
nessee College and East Alabama Col-
lege, D. D., Universty of Alabama,
1886; LL. D., Southwestern Baptist
University, 1886; initiated by Tennes-
see Eta, 1865; president of Huntsville
(Ala.) Female College, 1880-1897,
Memphis Conference Female Insti-
tute, 1897-1902, Mason; C. S. A. cap-
tain 6th regiment Tennessee Volun-
teers, company H., second sergeant to
the captain, 1861-65. Was woimded
in the battle of Chickamauga, cap-
tured, but escaped. Was in the bat-
tles of Belmont Shiloh, Chicka-
mauga, Murfreesboro, Atlanta and
numerous others; m. Mary Cordon
Gates, Feb. 8, 1868. Address, Somer-
ville, Tenn.
JONES, Frank Edgar, insurance; b.
Pekin, 111., Aug. 4, 1872; s. John
Anthony and Ida B. (Bergstresser)
J.; ed. at Northwestern University,
1897; initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega,
Sept. 17, 1894 (charter mem.) emi-
nent archon; brother of Albert R.
Jones, Illinois Psi-Omega; mem. of
Chicago Alumni association and E^van-
ston Alumni association; special
agent New England Mutual Life In-
surance company of Boston, Mass.,
mem. University club of Cnicago and
University club of Evanston, mem.
Western Economic society; engineer
for American Luxfer Prism Co., 1897-
1904; m. Josephine L. Van Leer, June
1, 1899. Address, 705 First Nat'l
Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111.
JONES, Chester Lloyd» university pro-
fessor; b. Hillside, Wis., March 6,
1881; s. Emos Lloyd and Eleanor J.;
ed. at University of Wisconsin, 1902;
Phi Beta Kappa, twice elected to
intercollegiate debaters, vice-presi-
dent Hesperian Literary society,
president Pennsylvania chapter of
Phi-Eta graduate fraternity, 1904-
1905, Nat'l president of Phi-Eta since
1905; initiated by Wisconsin Alpha,
April 13, 1908, an organizer of the
local wMch. \>Qcam^ NT^s^ks<qa\!Ql fe^^s^
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
of S. A. E.; affiliated with Pennsylva-
nia Theta; associate professor of
political science at University of
Wisconsin; author of Consular Ser-
vice of the United States, The Bco-
nomic History of the Anthracite
Tidewater Canals, Readings on Par-
ties and Elections in the United
States, Wage Payment Legislation,
mem. American Society for Interna-
tional Law, American Political
Science association, American society
for Labor Legislation, American His-
torical association, The American
Academy of Political and Social
Science; studied at University of
Berlin, 1905, University of Madrid,
1906, associate editor of Annals of
the American Academy; m. Caroline
Frank Schock, Jime 30, 1909. Ad-
dress, 412 N. Carroll St, Madison,
JONES, Henry Philip, lawyer; b. Way-
nesboro, Ga., Jan. 5, 1887; s. William
E. and Inez (Wllkens) J.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Georgia, academic, 1907,
law, 1908; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Sept, 1904; eminent recorder, coiv
respondent ftnd deputy archon; dele-
gate to Birmingham province con-
vention, 1906; brother of William W.
Jones, Georgia Beta, Sidney C. Jones,
Georgia Beta. Address, Waynesboro,
Ga.
JONES, George Herbert farmer; b.
Bullock county, Ala., July 19, 1882; s.
D. G. and Alice (Tompkins) J.; ed.
at University of Alabama, A. B., 1902,
A. M., 1903; highest honors, 1900-
1901-1902, editor-in-chief Crimson-
White, 1902, and Corolla, 1903, adjvt-
ant and military organization; initi-
ated by Alabama Mu, Nov. 5, 1902;
delegate to province Epsilon conven-
tion, 1903; mem. board of governors
of the De Votie Memorial; secretary
and bursar-registrar Universty of
Alabama, 1902-1908. Address, Fltz-
patrick, Ala.
JONES, Henry Walter, lawyer; b.
Chester, Penn., Jan. 7, 1876; s. Ed-
mund and Anna L. J.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, 1899; Phi Beta
Kappa, editor of Red and Blue, prize
for freshman composition, honors of
clASB in sophomore and senior years,
honorable mention sight reading of
Latin, senior philosophy prize; ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Theta, Feb. 9,
1901 (charter mem.). Address, 25
East Fifth St, Chester, Penn.
JONES, John Langdon, student; b. Jan.
10, 1891; s. Mr. Jones and Lllla F.
(Lang) J.; student at Harvard Uni-
versity, Alpha Phi Sigma society; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
May 27, 1911; mem. New House com-
mittee. Address, 6012 Ridge Ave.,
Roxborough, Philadelphia, Penn.
JONES, Nyle William, real estate and
loans; b. Williamsburg, Iowa, Sept
2, 1881; s. Robert A. and Mary A. J.;
ed. at University of Iowa, 1905, presi-
dent of law class, captain football
team, 1904, Junior annual dedicated to
Bro. Dwight Griffith and himself by
class of 1906; initiated by Iowa Beta,
eminent secretary; m. Virginia Hal-
deman, Aug. 30, 1906. Address, 420
N. Linn St, Iowa City, Iowa.
JONES, Robert Harrison, Jr., lawyer;
b. Jacluonville, Fla., June 7, 1884; s.
R. H. and Susan G. J.; ed. at Prince-
ton University, A. B., 1906, Univei^
sity of Georg^ law, 1908; mem.
Theta Lambda Phi legal fraternity,
mem. of Sphinx, mem. (Basque and
Gauntlet president Phi Kappa Liter-
ary society for two years; in intei^
coPegiate debating team, president
InterK^ollegiate Debating league, 1907
and 1908, Phi Beta Kappa at Prince-
ton University; initiated by Georgia
Beta, eminent recorder; president of
Atlanta Alumni association of S. A
E., 1910; toastmaster Founders' Day
Banquet In Atlanta, Ga., 1911; mem.
of Atlanta Bar association; general
counsel for Atlanta Development Co.;
m. Kate Waldo, Nov. 5, 1910. Resi-
dence, 10 Adair Ave., office, 410-411
Peters Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
JONES, Russell Paul, student; b. Aug.
15, 1889; s. Paul and Jeraldine (Hunt-
ley) J.; student at University of
Iowa, captain freshman football,
manager freshman athletics. Si Mu
freshman society, varsity football
team, 1910; initiated by Iowa Beta,
Oct 15, 1909. Address, 1710 Eighth
St., Des Moines, Iowa.
JONES, Robert Pepin, student; b. Feb.
24, 1889; s. Gomer and Ella Virginia
(Pepin) J.; student at George Wash-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
18»
ington UnlYeraity; initiated by Wash-
ington City Rho, May 18, 1910. Ad-
dress, Olencarlyn, Va.
JONES, Walter Burgwyn, lawyer; b.
i«iontgomery, Ala., Oct. 16, 1888; s.
Thomas Ooode and Oeorgena (Bird)
J. ; ed. at University of Alabama, law,
1909, Alabama Polytechnic Institute,
1910; president law class. University
of Alabama, 1909; vice-president Kent
Law club; initiated by Alabama
iUpha-Mu, 1906; eminent archon of
Alabama Mu; affiliated with Alabama
Mu; private secretary to United
States district Judge north and mid-
dle districts of Alabama; mem. of
Knights of Pythias. Address, 323
Adanu St, Montgomery, Ala.
JORDAN, Harry Edward, civil engin-
eer; b. Coulterville, 111., Nov. 15,
1882; s. Walter Scott and Sue (Wood-
worth) J.; ed. at Franklin College,
1903; scholarship society, football
manager, 1902; assistant in chemistry
department, 1902; initiated by Indi-
ana Alpha, Dec. 5, 1900; eminent ar-
chon; vice-president province D^ta,
1903; attended province Delta con-
vention, 1906; superintendent filtra-
tion department Indianapolis Water
Co.; mom. committee on Standard
Methods of Water Analysis of Ameri-
can Chemical society, advisory mem.
of same committee of The American
Public Health association, meuL Am-
erican Society of Civil Engineers,
American Institute of (Hiemical En-
gineers, American Society for Test-
ing Materials, American Chemical so-
ciety, American Public Health asso-
ciation. Society of Chemical Industry,
English Indiana Engineering socie^,
Indiana Water Supply association,
consulting sanitary expert; m. Ruth
Emma Low, Sept. 12, 1907. Address,
113 Monument Place, Indianapolis,
Ind.
JUDKINS, James Henry, lawyer; b.
Montgomery county, Ala., Feb. 2,
1839; s. John C. and Elisa J. J.; ed.
at University of Alabama; initiated
by Alabama Mu, Oct 25, 1857; affili-
ated with Virginia Omicron; the only
survivor of the ante-bellum mother
chapter; grandfather of John W.
Dorr, Virginia Omicron; United
States marshal middle district of
Alabama, 1908-11; sc^citor for El-
more Co., assistant United States at-
torney for middle district of Ala-
bama; private secretary to Ctovemor
Watts, 1863-65; C. S. A. captain, ad-
jutant Clayton's brigade, adjutant
first Alabama regiment cavalry; m.
Mary Lizzie Johnston, Jan. 16, 1862.
Address, i.15 Moulton St, Montgom-
ery, Ala.
JUDSON, George A., lawyer; b. Crooks-
ton, Minn., Aug. 16, 1881; s. Lor^izo
H. and Elisabeth (Cameron; J.; ed.
at University of Minnesota, 1908; ini-
tiated by Minnesota Alpha; Great
Falls Universi^ club. Mason. Resi-
dence, 526 Seventh Ave., North, of«
fices, 3 and 4 Dunn Blk., Great Falls,
Mont
JUDSON, Walter Raymond, engineer
and contractor; b. Dayton, Ohio, Oct
7, 1882; s. Francis H. and Mary M.
(Myers) J.; ed. at Ohio State Uni*
versity, 1903; Sigma Xi; initiated by
Ohio Theta, May 19, 1900, eminent ar-
chon; mechanical engineer with Vic-
tor M. Braschi; University club,
Mexico City, Parral Foreign club,
Parral; m. Isabel MacGregor, Aug.
6, 1906. Address, Apartado 830-2a
CoUe Capuchinas 54, Mexico D. F.,
Mexico.
JUDY, Ernest Lee» lawyer; b. Arling-
ton, Kan., Oct 24, 1889; s. Asa J.
and Margaret J.; ed. at University
of Kansas, 1911; freshman football
and baseball teams, 1908; initiated
by Kansas Alpha, Oct 18, 1909; emi-
nent herald and warden. Residence,
816 Sandusky Ave., office, rooms 6
and 7 Barker Bldg., Kansas City,
Kan.
K
KABLE, Charles Howard, architect; b.
Virden, 111., May 30, 1881; s. Benja-
min Franklin and Anna Maria
(Freeman) K.; ed. at University of
Illinois, 1902; Alpha Delta Sigma; ini-
tiated by Illinois Beta, Jan. 28, 1899;
attended Washington S. A. E. Natl
convention, 1902; associated with
state architect of Oregon at Salem,
also conducts architectural offices at
Portland; m. Bthel Mackey, Aug. 26,
1909. Addre&a, ea.^V\A\ ^\^.> ^S^^'^scfi^
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Ore^ end 218 Board of Trade, Port-
Jand, Ore.
KAE8ER, William Qeorga, manufactur-
er; b. Highland, 111., Nov. 22, 1882;
8. Frits and Katherine C. K.; ed. at
UnlYeraity of Illinois, 1904; manager
Illinois InteracholasUc, 1904; initi-
ated by Illinois Beta, Oct 27. 1899;
eminent archon; delegate province
convention at Minneapolis, 1908;
brother of A. F. Kaeser, niinoia
Beta and E. F. Kaeser, Illinois Beta;
manager Helvetia Milk Condensing
Co., Greenville, 111.; m. Clara M.
Vogt, Sept 6, 1905. Address, Green-
ville, m.
KAILER, Frank Spencer, student; b.
June 7, 1888; s. E. J. and Emma
(Bull) K.; student at the University
of Illinois; Helmet club, Ku Klux,
class baseball, class emblem commit-
tee, assistant manager interschol-
astic circus; initiated by Illinois
Beta, Feb. 23, 1907. Address, Ore-
gon, 111.
KARCHER, William Leonard, physi-
cian and surgeon; b. Freeport 111.*
Feb. 12, 1875; s. John W. and Ann
Elizabeth K.; ed. Northwestern Uni-
versity; initiated by Illinois Psi-
Omega, Sept 23, 1895; surgeon to St
Francis Hospital, Freeport 111.; m.
Louella L. Lacy, June 21, 1905. Ad-
dress, Freeport IlL
KAUFMAN, John Glass, Uwyer; b.
Leesport Penn., April 7, 1875; s.
Llewellsm Mirkle and Mary (Bamett)
K.; ed. at Harvard University, 1895,
University of Pennsylvania Law
School, 1904; graduated Harvard
cum laude with honorable mention
in history; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Nov. 10, 1893; brother of
Edward L. Kaufman, Pennsylvania
Zeta; principal high school, Sidney,
Ohio, 1895-98, Mason Blue Lodge,
Council and Commandery, Indepen-
dent Order of Red Men; m. Mary
Loughlin at Sidney, Ohio, Dec. 18,
1900. Residence, 6832 Gorsten St,
office, 1218 Stephen Girard Bldg.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
KAVANAUQH, Luke Joseph, lawyer;
Springfield, Mass., Sept 13, 1877; s.
Luke and Cecilia (Barnes) K.; ed.
Boston University, University of
Denver, 1908; Brown University;
initiated by Hassachnsetts BetarUp-
ailon, March 28, 1903; city attorney,
Bnglewood, 1911-12, deputy district
attorney, Arapahoe, 1910-1913, vice-
president Rocky mountain Brown
University Alumni association. Ad-
dress, 411 Continental Bldg., Denver,
Colo.
KEELER, Frank Weseott student; b.
Sept 17, 1892; s. William and Flor-
ence (Wescott) K.; student at Syra-
cuse University; chairman freshman
executive committee, class basketball;
initiated by New York Delta, Oct 20,
1911. Address, 127 N. Second St,
Olean, N. T..
KEEQAN, Cleveland T., student; b.
Nov. 12, 1891; s. Charles John and
Katherine (Brett) K.; student at
Syracuse University; class baseball;
initiated by New York Delta, Oct 20,
1911; brother of Leo Francis Keegan
and Harry Brett Keegan, New York
Delta. Address, Skaneateles, N. Y.
KEEGAN, Leo Francis, student; b.
June 8, 1890; s. Charles John and
Catherine (Brett) K.; student at
Syracuse University; class baseball;
initiated by New York Delta, Oct 20,
1911; brother of Cleveland T. and
Harry Brett Keegan, New York
Delta. Address, Skaneateles, N. Y.
KEEGAN, Harry Brett, student; b.
Jan. 8, 1899; s. Charles J. and Cath-
erine (Brett) K.; student at Syra-
cuse University; gsrmnasium leader,
circus, executive committee; initiated
by New York Delta, March 31, 1909;
eminent archon, auditor; brother of
Cleveland T. and Leo Francis Kee-
gan, New York Delta. Address,
Skaneateles, N. Y.
KEENAN, Robert B^ student; b. July
26, 1891; s. Bruce Lazelle and Alice
Martha (Overstreet) K.; student at
Universi^ of Oklahoma; Glee club;
initiated by Oklahoma Kappa, Feb. 3,
1912. Address, Talequah, Okla.
KEI8ER, Venice Duncan, student; b.
June 7, 1893; s. Francis R. and Melta
(Duncan) K.; student at University
of Indiana; initiated by Indiana Gam-
ma, Jan. 16, 1911. Address, 2946 Ken-
wood Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
KELLAM, Sydney Sheppard, physician;
b. near Belle Haven, Va., March 11,
1874; s. Sheppard Smith and Mary
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
1»
HiTudA (Stringer) K.; ed. at Unl-
verslt; of Virslnla: Initiated bj Tlr-
glsls Omlcron, March 6, 1898; lecre-
tary and treaaurOT Accomac Hedlcal
■ocletT- Addreai, Bella Haven, V&.
KELLER, Edwtn ChariM, atadent; b.
July T, 1890; a. Robert and Sarab O.
(HcConTllle) K.; student at Unlrer-
sltr of Mlctalgan; all-freahman tlx>^
ball team; Initiated b7 Michigan Iota-
Beta, Not. 2G. 1911. Addreaa, 103S
Third Ave., Detroit, Mich.
KELLER, Homer Lafayette, educator;
b. Jenera, Ohio, March 13, 1880; a.
Jacob 8. and Mary Elliaheth K; ed.
at Ohio Weeleyan UnlTeralty, 190*;
captain varsity football, preildent
Amphyctlonlan, assistant In philos-
ophy; inltlat«d by Oblo Delta. AprU
6, 1901; eminent archon, chronicler;
delegate province Delta convention,
Minneapolis, 1904; Instructor of
chemistry. Polytechnic High School,
Los Angeles; m. Carolyn Mae Her^
rlngton, Aug. 2G, 1S09. Address, 329
E. L«mon St, Monravla, Cal.
KELLER, Orrjn E. M.; b. Minneapolis,
Minn.. Oct 31, 1883; s. B. C. and
Caroline (Bchlenle) K.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Minnesota, 1906; Initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, Sept 26, 190S;
assistant general manager M. W.
Savage Interests; m. Adelaide U.
Crosby, June 24, 1908. Address, 4T24
8. Emerson St, Minneapolis, Minn.
KELLOGQ, Francis Bentley, United
fitatea forest service; b. Anaheim,
Cal., Aug. 38, 1879; s. George Herbert
and Fay (Chase) IE.; ed. at Univer^
sity of California, 190G, Tale Univer-
sity, M. P., 1907: Skull and Keys, as-
sistant editor Journal of Technology:
Initiated by California Beta, Sept 27,
1902; deputy supervisor. Cascade
Nat'l Forest; mem. Hoo Hoo, Port-
land University club. Address, Bn-
gene, Oregon.
KELLOQQ, Neal 8.; b. Hinckley, Ohio,
Aug. 16, 1876; a. Casslus A. and Em-
ma D. K.; ed. at Ohio Wealeyan Uni-
versity, leOZ; varsity football; Initi-
ated by Ohio Delta. Oct 7, 1898;
cashier for the A. I. Root Ck>.; m.
Mabel L. Harrington. Oct 14, 1902.
Addreaa, 658 W. Liberty St, Medina,
Ohio.
KELLY, Howard Walton, Jr„ student;
b. July 4, 1898; a. H. W. and JoM-
phlne M. K.; student at Unlventty
of Illinois: tnitUted by Illinois Beta,
Oct 28, 1911. Address, 919 Broad-
way, Normal, m.
KELLY, William Lloyd; ed. at Univel^
Bity of Illinois, 1910; initiated by
nilnois Beta. Addresa, SbelbyvlUe,
111.
KENNEDY, Oliver Wflllams, student:
b. May 26, 1891; s. Oeorge H. and
KaCberlne (WlUlams) K.; studrat at
University of Pennsylvania; editorial
board The Pennsylvanian; initiated
by Pennsylvania Theta. Address,
1224 Haasachusetts Ave., Washing-
ton, D. C.
KENT, O. Clare, lawyer; h. North
Shenango town^lp, Crawford county,
Penn.; s. J. O. and Mary (Free) K.;
ed. at Allegheny College, 1896; class
vice-president mem. Allegheny Lit-
erary society; Initiated by Pwinsyl-
vanla Omega, Sept 14, 1892; dis-
trict attorney, Crawford county, 1906-
12; m. Marion L. Irvin, April 14,
1903. Address, 709 Alden St, Head-
vllle, Penn.
KENT, Ralph Sherlock, lawyer; b.
Genoa, Oblo, Aug. 2, 1878; s. Ell A.
and Sarah E. K.: ed. at Cornell Uni-
versity, 1905; president senior class,
Dunaton, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head
varelty tootbalT, Intercollegiate de-
bate team; initiated by New York
Alpha, March 9, 1900: eminent treas-
urer, steward; delegate Boston S. A.
E. National convention, 1900; presi-
dent province Beta, 1904-06; one ot
the authora of The S. A. E. Standard
Accounts; one of the chief factors in
the New York Alpha Chapter House
aeaaclatlon; mem. American Bar as-
sociation; m. Alice Virginia Kyle.
Residence, 163 Lancaster Ave., office.
917 Chamber of Commerce, Buffalo,
N. Y.
KERR, Charles Macdonald, civil engin-
eer; b. New Orleans, La., Nov. 29,
1SS4; a. Frank H. and Kate Almaide
(Bonnabel) K.; ed. at Tulane Univer-
sity, 1907; varsity track, business
manager College weekly; Initiated by
Louisiana Tau-Upsllon, Oct 34, 1908:
assistant state highway engineer ot
Louisiana; m. 'H.e\«& '^bs^asa. ^:x>\sw^
WHCrS WHO IN 8. A. B.
Sept. S, IMS. Address, &4» P17U11U
St., New OrleMu, La.
KERR, Loran Alv«r«dO| r&llroad praal-
dent; b. Tlppecmsoe Cltr, OUo, BepL
11, 1S75; 8. ElliB H. and BtU K.; ed.
&t Ohio Wealeyan UnlT«mtr. IMO;
T. H. C. A. committee; Initiated by
Ohio Delta. Sept, 1908; broUier of
Raymond A. Kerr. Ohio Delta; preal-
dent of C. H. and R R., wiUi ganenl
management of road, secretary and
general manager The Helletta Land
Co.; at one time profeuor in William-
ette University and later secretarr
and registrar; m. Ifargaret Reynolda,
June 24, 1909. Address, HcBee, 8. G.
KERR, Raymond A., lawyer; b. Tippe-
canoe City. Ohio. Not. 10, 1880; a.
Hills H. and EUa K.; ed. at Ohio Wes-
leyu University. 1902, Unl*erait7 of
Michigan, 1906; associate editor of
Michigan Law Review; initiated by
Ohio Delta, April 22, 1866, laUr affi-
liated with Michigan lota-BeU. emi-
nent archoa. chronicler, recorder;
brother of Loran A. Kerr, Ohio Delta;
m. Myra M, Wehrly. April 18, 1906.
Address. Tlppec&noe City. Ohio.
KE88LER, George Walter, lawyer; b.
aac City. Iowa, May 4. 188S; s. John
and Salome K.; ed. at Gettysburg
College. 1908. Columbia University;
second honor. Pen and -.vord. Mask
and Wig, gymnasium team, class toot-
bail, president Phliomatheon Liter-
ary tociety, editor the 1908 Spec-
trum, assistant editor The Mercury
and the 1908 Bulletin, master of cere-
monies commencement week; Initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Delta, Jan. 3,
1906; eminent arebon, chronicler;
delegate Inetallatlon of New York
Delta, attended province Beta con-
vention, 1910; Univervlty scholar of
political economy In Columbia Unl-
veralty, 1908-9, University scholar of
political science In Columbia Univer-
sity, 1909-10; superintendent of hon-
est election committee of New York
city; mem. Graduate Economics club,
secretary Gettysburg Alumni fund,
Mcretary -treasurer New York Gettys-
burg club. Address, 1120 Amsterdam
Ave., New York City.
KEWLEY, Joseph Edward, lawyer; b.
Toledo, Ohio, Hay 26, 1883; s. Thom-
M0 ana Eleanor K.; ed. at OUo State
University, IBOB; claas praoldMit
•wilor class orator, varsity debating
team; initiated by OUo Theta, 1904;
legal department Nat'l Electric Ljunp
Co., Cleveland; m. Florenoe H. Hntch-
ins, Oct 7. 1911. Address, 1477 E.
114th Place, Cleveland, Ohio.
KIMBALL, Clarence, lawyer; b. New
York CitT, Nov. 4, 1884; a. WUUom
C. and Blanche L. (Read) K.; ed. at
Cornell University, 1907. Harvard Law
School, 1910: Initiated by New York
Alpha, Oct 10, 1903; eminent archon,
steward. Address, 216 W. SSrd St.,
New York City.
KIMBALL, Georsa Deerlna, corpora-
tion official; b. Portland, He.. May 17,
1868; s. George L. and Fally A. K.;
ed. at University of Denver, 1895;
business manager The Oracle, secre-
tary Oratorical association; initiated
by Colorado Zeta, Dec. 18, 1891
(Charter mem.); eminent archon,
(■Jironfcler; eminent supreme deputy
uchon, 18 98-1 BOO, eminent supreme
treasurer, 1900-1906, 1910 — , eminent
supreme archon, 1906-1810; president
province Eta, 1864-98; delegate to St.
Louis, 1896, NashviUe, 1898, Boeton,
1900. Washington, 1902, Memphis,
1904, AUanta, 1906, Atlantic City,
1909, Kansas City, 1910, S. A. E. Nat'l
(inventions; delegate province Eta
<xiavention. 1S9G. 1897, 1900, 1902,
1904, 1906. 1908; first president Colo-
rado State Association of S. A. K; In-
Atalled Colorado Lambda; contribu-
lor to Record and to song book, voted
for charter to Virginia TheU; the
father of the Natl ponhellenic coun-
cil, the organisation having resulted
from a series of reoolutions presented
by him at a conference of Greeks In
Chlcuo. The Oklahoma chapter of
3. A. E. took "Kappa" as its name in
his honor; general manager The
Routt County Coal Co. and The Rng-
by Fuel Co.; m. Grace R. Porter, Hay
16, 1912. Address, 314 McPhee Bldg.,
Denvor, Colo.
KIMBROUQH, Robert Alexander, uni-
versity president; b. 1866; ed. at
Union University; Initiated by Ten-
nessee Eta, Feb., 1891; profeeoor of
Qreek and Latin. Union University,
1896-00; president of Union Dniver-
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. :
Hlty; m. Hajttaa Cotin. Address, Jaolt-
Bon, Tenn.
KINDER, Linus 6, Iftwyer, district
Judge; b. Ckpe coimtr. Ho., Not. 9,
1865; B. WUllam F. ud Marr Si- CUf-
lord) E.; ed. TJntTersItr of HtBiourl;
Initiated hj Mluourl Alpha. Not. 29,
1887; diBtrlct Judge 64tli Judicial dts-
trlct. 1905-, district attorner 60tli
Judicial district. 1892-1896; Mason,
Scottish and York Rite, 3Snd degree,
B. P. O. E.; m. Mary L. Rhodes, Dec.
24, 1889. Address, FlalnTlew, Tex.
KING, CampbstI Thomas, Jr., student;
b. Hacon, Qa., Dec. IT, 1888; s. Camp-
bell T. and Stella (Hunt) K.; student
at Georgia Institute of Technology;
president Sbclety of Civil Engineers,
seoretary, treasurer, vice-president
Hacon club; Initiated by Georgia FhL
Oct 3, 1908; eminent archon, deputy
archoQ, herald, warden. Address, 390
College St, Macon, Ga.
KING, David Mataon, United SUtes
army oOteer; b. Bmyra, Ohio. Not. S,
18<9; ed. at Mount Union College,
1889, West Point. 1893; initiated by
Ohio Sigma, Oct. 30. IS03; major ordi-
nance department United States
army; mem. American Society for
TesUng Materials, trsTeled in China,
Japan, Philippines. Hawaiian Islands,
Guam; Instructor in mathematics at
United SUtes MUltary Academy,
189S49; m. Marguerite T. FUger, Jan.
7, 1897. Address. Rock Island Arse-
nal, Rock Island, IlL
KING, Lloyd William, student; b. Feb.
28, 1S89; s. F. WV and EHIa (Perdy)
K.; student at University of Denver;
Class football, president Dramatic
club. Gamma Phi Beta play; initi-
ated by Colorado ZeU, Jan. 26, 1910.
Address. Hooper, Neb.
KING, Remaen Porter, lawyer; b. At-
lanta. Ga., Sept- 26, 1906; s. Porter
and Carrie (Remsen) K.; ed. at Unt-
Terslty of Oeorgia, 1908; Initiated by
Georgia Beta, Sept 26, 1906; AtlanU
Athletic club. University club. Resi-
dence. 1171 Peschtree St., office, 424
Empire Bldg., Atlanta. Ga.
KINGMAN, Alton Hayward, student; h.
July 7, 1889; a Herbert L. snd Abble
A. (Packham) K.; student at Woi^
ceater PolytAchnlc Institute; Initiated
br MasnchnsMU Delta, Oct 14, 1908.
Address, 131 Market St, Brockton.
Mass.
KINQBBURY, Stuart Bowler, naval ar-
chitect; b. Paw Paw, Mich., July 9,
1881; s. G. P. and Ella M. (Hopkins)
K.; ed. at University of Michigan,
1904; class fooU»aU; initiated by
Michigan loU-Beta, Jan. 12. 1901;
eminent archon; Great Lakes Engin-
eering Works, Detroit; m. Wiunlfred
B. Converse. June 2S, 1906. Address,
390 Hubbard Ave., Detroit, Hlch-
KING8TON, Merton 8., university pro-
fessor; b. Northfleld, Minn., March
30, 1881; s. A. O. and LesUna A. (Lov-
erlng) K.; ed. at University of Mln-
oeeota, 1904; Tau BeU Phi; inlUated
by Hinnesota Alpha. Jan. 27. IB02
(charter mem.); asslBtant professor
of mining engineering. UnlTersIty of
Minnesota, consultlns engineer spec*
lallzing in Iron; Hason; m. Fern
D. Maraell, Oct 30, 1906. Address,
1206 SeTenth St, 6. BL. Hlnneapolls,
Hlnn.
KININQHAM, Robert Bstrd, insurance;
b. Danville, 111., Sept IS. 1886; s. C.
N. and Ellen K.; ed. at NorthweaV
ern University, 1909-; freahman foot-
ball; Initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega,
Oct IS. J906; eminent chronicler,
warden, house treasurer; assistant
general agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. Residence, 606 N.
Vermilion St, office. 309-312 Adsms
Bldg., Danville, HI.
KINBEY, Henry Merrill, mercanUIe:
b. Oakland. Cal., Aug. 16, 1884; s.
Charles Wesley and Henrietta Isa-
bella K.; ed. University of California,
1908; Initiated by California Beta,
Sept, 1904. Address, care Northern
Electric Railway Co., Chico. Cal.
KIRCHER, Harry B.; b. 1881; s. Henry
A. and Bertha E. K.; ed. at Unlvei^
slty of Illinois. 1904; mem. American
Oas Institute, American Institute of
Electrical Engineers; m. AlUe Ayre,
1906. Address. Belleville, 111.
KIRK, Waiter Alex, mercantile; b.
Leavenworth, Kan., July 8. 1886; ed.
at University of Kansas, 1909; Initi-
ated by Kansaa Alpha, Oct 16, IB06;
head stock keeper Stadebaker Utg.
Co. Address. 1929 8. Calumet Are.,
Chicago, III.
188
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
KIRK, Arohl« Raymond, student; b.
July 9, 1880; 8. J. P. and BaUie W.
K.; student at University of Iowa;
freshman baseball, basketbaU, f6otr
ball, track; initiated by Iowa Beta,
Oct 16, 1909; brother of 0. B. Kirk,
Iowa Qamma and C. N. Kirk, Iowa
Beta. Address, 400 N. Clinton St,
Iowa City, Iowa.
KLOVE, Noah Q., farmer; b. Leland,
111., Dec. 13, 1882; s. Andrew A. and
(Randyei) K.; ed. at Northwestern
TJniyersity; initiated by Illinois Psi-
Omega, Oct 17, 1902; eminent chron-
icler; attended Memphis S. A. B.
Nat'l conyention, 1904; secretary Le-
land Law and Order league; m. Ger-
trude B. Mosey, June 10, 1908. Ad-
dres8» Leland, 111.
KNIGHT, Charles B., student; b. Dec.
24, 1892; s. Byron Charles and Clara
8. (Nims) K.; student at Dartmouth
College, Keene club, class basketball;
initiated by New Hampshire Alpha.
Address, R. F. D. No. 13, Marlboro,
N. H.
KNODE, Ralph Brown, mercantile; b.
Hagerstown, 111., Jan. 24, 1884; s.
Henry Clay and Francis (Petty) K.;
ed. at Purdue University, 1906; treas-
urer Athletic association; initiated by
Indiana Beta, April 11, 1903; eminent
Treasurer; attended Memphis, 1904,
Atlantic City, 1909, S. A. E. Nat'l con-
ventions; manager H. C. Knode and
Co.; m. Edna McLillan, Oct 16, 1909.
Address, 34 S. Meridian St, Indiana-
polis, Ind.
KNOWLTON, Frederick Kirk, manu-
facturer; b. Chicago, 111., Feb. 23,
1879; 8. Mark D. and Abbie E. (Cur-
rier) K.; ed. at Purdue University,
Columbia University; initiated by
. Indiana Beta, March 19, 1897, later af-
filiated with New York Mu; head of
Knowlton Co., Rochester, N. T., the
largest paper box machinery con-
cern in the world; m. Elizabeth Kent
Stone. Residence, The Pines, Pitts-
ford, N. T., oflkce, 21-35 Elizabeth St,
Rochester, N. T.
KNOX, Arthur Howell, architect; b. To-
peka, Kan., July 8, 1880; s. Wesley L.
and Ovilla (Cole) K.; ed. at North-
western University, 1902; illustrator
College annual; initiated by Illinois
rsl-Omega, Dec. 8, 1898; eminent
deputy arohon, acted as eminent cor-
respondent at the installation of
Minnesota Alpha; m. Ethel Hemp-
hill, July 2, 1906. Address, 1646
Tribune Bldg., Chicago, IlL
KNOX, John Calvin, lawyer; b. Reefs
Bluff, Ark., May 81, 1862; s. Robert
C. and Elisabeth D. K.; ed. at Central
University, 1886; graduated magna
cum laude; initiated by Kentucky
Kappa, Sept 20, 1884; m. Effle Carr,
Sept 25, 1889. Address, Monticello,
Ark.
KNOX, Philander Chase, secretary of
state; b. Brownsville, Penn., May 6,
1853; 8. David and Rebecca (Psige)
K.; ed. at Mount Union College; a
mem. of the local society, the Sigmas
at Mount Union, which subsequently
became Ohio Sigma, into which chap-
ter he was received with the other
alumni of the local; admitted to the
bar, 1875; assistant United States dis-
trict attorney for western district of
Pennsylvania, 1876-77; attorney-gen-
eral in the cabinets of Presidents
McKinley and Roosevelt; United
States senator from Pennsylvania,
1904-1909; secretary of war since
March, 1909; he was placed in nomi-
nation for president of the United
States before the 1908 republican
Nat'l convention and received the
votes of sixty-eight delegates; m.
Lillie smith, 1880. Address, 1527 K.
St, Washington, D. C.
KOEHLER, Hugo C, lawyer; b. Dun-
dee, Ohio, June 14, 1869; s. Conrad
and Catherine (Allman) K.; ed. at
Mount Union College, 1896; class vice-
president varsity baseball and foot-
ball; initiated by Ohio Sigma, April
25, 1891; eminent archon, recorder;
delegate to Washington, D. C, 8. A.
E. Nat'l convention, 1894, province
convention at Ann Arbor, 1896, acted
as eminent recorder at initiation of
William McKinley; mem. law firm of
Hart and Koehler, Alliance, Stark
county Bar association, president of
Alliance board of trade, mem. city
hospital board; m. Mae Myers, June
8, 1899. Address, 82 W. Cambridge
St, Alliance, Ohio.
KOENIQ, Frederick Oilman, lawyer;
b. New Orleans, La., Oct 14, 1884; s.
Theodore Carl and Emma W. K.; ed.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
189
at University of Alabama, 1907; sec-
retary-treasurer law class, associate
editor Ck)llege annual, secretary-treas-
urer EroBophic Literary society, vice-
president Kent club; initiated by Ala-
bama Mu, 1905; eminent treasurer.
Address, 1524 S. 16th St, Birming-
ham, Ala.
KOKEN, William Theodore, manufac-
turer; b. St Louis, Mo., Nov. 2, 1878;
8. William and Rosa (Schroeder) K.;
ed. Washington University, 1901, Co-
lumbia University; Tau Beta Pi; ini-
tiated by Missouri Beta, Oct 16, 1897;
president Banner Iron Works, St
Louis; Mason; m. Mary Lange, July
23, 1902. Address, 4560 Shaw Ave.,
St Louis, Mo.
KOTZ, Emil Frldolin, mechanical engin-.
eer; b. Syracuse, N. T., Aug. 24, 1887;
s. Emil M. and Pauline K.; ed. Syra-
cuse University, 1910; class secre-
tary, treasurer; Mechanical Engin-
eers sociey; initiated by New York
Delta, Nov. 6, 1908; mechanical and
heating ventilating engineer, mem. of
Technology Club of Syracuse. Ad-
dress, 1111 McBride St, Syracuse, N.
Y.
KRESS, George Henry, physician, sur-
geon, university professor; b. Cincin-
naU, Ohio, Dec. 23, 1874; s. Henry
and Selma (Kern) K.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Cincinnati, 1899; author senior
graduation play, associate editor Mo-
Micken Review, one of tte founders
of Cincinnati Student; initiated by
Ohio Epsilon Nov. 14, 1892; eminent
archon, chronicler, correspondent;
delegate to Washington S. A. BL
Nat'l convention, 1894 and chairman
of its committee on extension, presi-
dent Ohio State association S. A. E.,
which merged into the first province
Delta convention, associate editor of
the Record, editor of the Manual of
S. A. E.; former president Los Ange-
les Alumni association S. A. E.; co-
author Sing Brothers Sing song; mem.
Phi Rho Sigma; secretary of faculty
and professor of hygiene. University
of California, resident physician.
Good Samaritan hospital, Cincinnati,
1899-1900, assistant surgeon, Nat'l Sol-
diers Home hospital, Dayton, Ohio,
1900-8; mem. of the board of coun-
cilors of the Medical Society of the
State of California, secretary and
treasurer of the Los Angeles County
Medical association; mem. of the pub-
lic health commission of the Medical
Society of the State of California;
mem. of the certified health commis-
sion of the Los Angeles County Medi-
cal association; president of the Cali-
fornia Association for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, and for
several years editor of its bi-monthly
bulletin; president of the Los Ange-
les Conference of Social Workers;
vice-president of the board of direct-
ors of the Los Angeles Associated
charities; associated editor of the
"Southern California Practitioner ; "
mem. of publication committee of
California State Journal of Medicine;
mem. Los Angeles Clinical and Patho-
logical society, Los Angeles County
Medical association. Southern Cali-
fornia Medical society. The Medical
Society of the State of California,
American Medical association; Am-
erican Academy of Medicine, Natl
association for Study and Prevention
of Tuberculosis, Los Angelos Univer^
sity club, chief of the Pacific District
of Phi Rho Sigma; received gold and
silver medals in the educational leaf-
let contest at the International Tuber-
culosis Congress, Washington, D. C,
1908; senior attending physician to
the Los Angeles Helping Station for
Indigent Consumptives; attending
physician to the Tuberculosis Depart-
ment of the Los Angeles County hos-
pital; practice largely nose, throat
and lungs; editor of a volume en-
titied, 'The History of Medicine in
Southern California;" as a physician,
his specialty is eye, ear, nose and
throat; m. Elizabeth Hamilton Hill,
June 16, 1903. Address, 240 Brodbury
Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
KRUTTSCHNITT, Julius, railway man-
ager; b. New Orleans, July 30, 1854;
B. John and Penina (Benjamin) EL;
ed. Washington and Lee University,
1873; initiated by Virginia Sigma,
1870; one of the foremost railroad
men of the United States, having been
general manager and director of many
systems and at present one of three
men, having in charge the Harriman
roads. ReaV^wi^^, ^^ "^^S^wrsia ^Naws^^
140
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
office, 135 Adams St, Chicago, IlL
KREB8, Stanley Aaron, pdysiclan; b.
Mahoney City, Penn., July 18, 1888;
8. Thomas Richards and Katherlne
K.; ed. Unlyerslty of Pennsylyanla
1911; board of representative; Ty-
son Medical Society Phi Rho Sigma;
initiated by Pennsylvania Zeta, Juie
18, 1907. Address, 111 W. Centre St,
Mahoney City, Penn.
KUEVER, Rudolph Andrew, University
instructor; b. Lowden, la., Oct 27,
1887; s. August and Caroline
(Hensch) K.; ed. University of Iowa
1911; Hawkeye committee; Phi Delta
Chi; Mortar and Pestle club, class
baseball; initiated by Iowa Beta, April
17, 1908; scholarship committee; atr
tended province Zeta convention
1909; instructor University of Iowa;
mem. American Pharmaceutical as-
sociation, Iowa State Pharmaceutical
association, Baconian club. University
of Iowa; Mason. Address, 120 N.
Clinton St, Iowa City, la.
KUHLKE, George Oswald, student; b.
Dec. 26, 1893; s. John C. and Caroline
C. (Weber) K.; student at Cornell
University; initiated by New York
Alpha, Nov. 5, 1910. Address, 815
Clinton St, Brooklyn, N. T.
KUHNERT, Louis C, Jr., manufactur-
er; b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 23, 1884; s.
Louis and Lena K.; ed. Purdue Uni-
versity 1903; initiated by Indiana
Beta. April 5, 1902; delegate from
Chicago Alumni to Atlantic City
1909; attended Washington 1902 S. A.
E. convention; manufacturer aeronau-
tical motors; m. Leota Mae Springer,
April 22, 1908. Address, 5549 Madi-
son Ave., Chicago, lit
KULP, Walter L., graduate student; b.
West Middlesex, Penn., July 29, 1890;
s. J. J. and iiilla Reed K.; ed. Alle-
gheny College 1911; varsity track,
secretary-treasurer athletic assooia*
tlon; initiated by Pennsylvania Ome-
ga, Sept 21, 1907; emment deputy ar-
chon, herald; delegate province Beta
convention 1910; graduate student
Allegheny College; mem. F. and A.
M. Address, S. A. E. House, Mead-
▼ille, Penn.
KUPFER, Carl Albert, U. S. forest ser-
vice; b. Des Moines, la., July 28,
1879; A Hermtok A and Mai^iEaret
(Jann) K.; ed. Iowa State College
1907; Alpha Zeta; secretary debating
league, Phileleutheroi literary soci-
ety, intercollegiate debate team, staff
Iowa State College Student; editor
junior class book Bomb, president for-
estry club, cast sophomore. Junior and
senior class plays; initiated by Iowa
Gamma, Nov. 1906; eminent chroni-
cler; president Iowa Gamma associa-
tion; Forest Service U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Office of Products,
District 5; mem. society of American
Foresters, National Geographic so-
ciety; m. Margaret Whitney Hosier,
Jan. 17, 1910. Address, Forest Ser-
vice, San Francisco, Cal.
LAIRD, Albert C, student; b. Randolph,
Me., Jan. 31, 1890; s. Fred L. and
Nelly (Cox) L.; student at Dart-
mouth College; initiated by New
Hampshire Alpha, 1909; studying law
In oidce of father. Address, 7 Claren-
don Ave., Montpelier, Vt.
LAKE, Eugene Patterson, mercantile;
b. Muncie, Ind., Nov. 9, 1889; s. A. T.
and Rosalie (Patterson) L.; ed.
Adrian College, 1912; freshman
World" staff 1907; business manager
College World" 1911, president ora-
torical league 1911, Glee club 1910;
initiated by Michigan Alpha, Feb. 1,
1908; eminent archon, herald, warden,
chronicler, and recorder; delegate
province Delta convention, Delaware,
Ohio, March, 1908. Address, 319 E.
Gilbert St, Muncie, Ind.
LAKIN, Herbert Conrad, lawyer; b.
Worcester, Mass., March 11, 1872; s.
George B. and EUena Kimball (Put-
nam) L.; ed. Harvard University,
1894; ; class orator; Phi Beta Kappa;
varsity track team; mem. Hasty Pud-
ding club. Harvard Union, Hiurvard
Crimson, Institute of 1770; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, Nov. 16, 1894;
brother of Charles A. Lakln, Massa-
chusetts Gamma; delegate S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, St Louis, 1896,
Nashville 1898; president province
Alpha, 1897; editor of the Record,
1896-1899; mem. board of trustees;
with law firm of Bvarts, Choate and
Beamon, N. T. City, 1904; mem. Cen-
**y
**i
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turr ftuociatlon; m. Helen Wftrdner
Beunon, Oct 8, 190S. Reald«nce,
Sherbrooke Road, Scarsdale, N. T.
LAKENAN, Robert Farr, Jr, stndent:
b. Aug. 6, 1S90; a. R. F. and Sopbla
(Ridge) L.; Btudent at Unlveralty of
Mleavarl; ialtlated bj MlsBourl Alpba,
Sept 25, 1909; mem. Quadrangle club.
Residence, 821 Weet Armour Blvd.,
Kansas City, Ho.
LAMBERT, Fonaa Allan, UniTenltT
profeBBor; b. Kenton, Oblo, Dec. 4,
1886; 1. 8. E. and Marie (Wllaon) L.;
ed. Obio Bute Unlveralty 1910; var-
altr "O" asaoclatlon; Alpba Psl (Na-
tional Vet. Med. rraternlty) ; Initiated
by Oblo Theta, Dec. 4, 1886; eminent
archon, treasurer and chapter trus-
tee; attended province Delta conven-
tion, "08, treasurer and trustee of the
Ohio Theta B. A. K. bouse corp ; aseiet-
ant profesaor of Comparative Anato-
my, College of Vet Hed,. Ohio SUte
UnlverBlty; m. Dorothy M. Irvine,
Dec. 14, 1911. Address, 8 Uib Ave.,
Columbus, Oblo.
LAMBERT, John Edward, life Insur-
ance; b. lUay, Tex., Dec. 28, 18S7;
a. John P. and Klnna (Caucb) L.;
ed. at University of Oklahoma; foot-
ball team; Initiated by Oklahoma
Kappa, April 13, 1911; general agent
American Home Life; traveled
through Mexico; Mason, Klk, presi-
dent Oklahoma City 3. A. ti. Alumni
association; m. Inez McMillan, Feb.
14, 1912. Address, 1000-1001 Col-
cord Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla.
LAMBERT, Walter A„ student; b. Sept
14. 1893; B. O. P. and Mary (King)
L.; student at UnlvMSlty of Kansas;
Initiated by Kansas Alpba, Oct 17,
1910. Address, 5 th and Congress,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
LAMKtN, Edgeworth, lawyer; b.
Athens, Qa., July 4, 1884; s. Robert
Wm. and Elizabeth (Stovall) L.; ed.
University of Qeorgia 1905; president
freshman class, varsity baseball team
1904; president University Oennan
club; initiated hy Georgia Beta. Sept
14, 1901; eminent archon; attended
B. A, E. Atlanta Nat'l convention,
1906; attorney tor legal depart-
UMit for Sontbem railway; Ha-
mm; m. Sarah Hunter Oerdlns,
June 7. 1911. Addresa, P. O. Box, 896,
Athens, 6a.
LaMONT, LouIb Cook, electrical engi-
neer; b. Brooklyn. N. T., Dec. 2, 1884;
B. Louis Van Rensaeler and Ellzabetli
D. i>.ook) l4iM.; ed. Virginia Military
Institute 1905; Initiated by Virginia
Theta, April 11. 1903, (charter mem.};
eminent treasurer and herald. Ad-
dress, 103 LewlBohn Bldg., Butte,
Mont
LAM80N, Frank FItts, chemist and
manufacturer; b. Salem, Mass., Nov.
29. 1ST2: a. William 8. and Harlanna
(Abbott) L.; ed. Harvard University
1897; Initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Marca 8. 1896; eminent
archon: chemist and manufacturer;
Mason, Knight Templar, Shriner,
mem. of council; m. Lena Harston
Joseelyn, Dec. 9, 1902. Residency
284 Park Bt, Newton, Mass., business
address, 702 Old South Bldg.. Boston,
LANAGAN, James Francis, lawyer; b
Paris. Ky., Nov. 16. 1878; b. John
and Mary (O'Brien) L.; ed. Stanford
University, 1900; Phi Upstlon; var-
sitv baseball, musical clubs; Initiated
by California Alpha, Sept 20, 1906;
emlcont treasurer; m. Clara Bart
July 2. 1902. Address, 310 Sansom St,
San Francisco, Cal.
LANDEE, Prank J., lawyer; b. Nov. 14,
I8S4: s. Frank A. and Hannab
(Johnson) L.; ed. Northwestern Uni-
versity, 1910; initiated by Rllnols Psl-
Ome^. Dec. 2, 1907; practicing law
in Mollne, 111.. Mason and mem. of
Moline club; m. Lorraine SIver, April
2», 1911. Residence. 636 11^^ St,
business address, Old Post Olllce
Iildg.. HoUne. III.
LANDON, Horace Zeblna, mercantile;
b. Burlington. Vt, Feb. 19. 1890; s-
Lealand W. and Helen L.; ed. Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute 1911;
president senior class; Sigma XI;
manager of football, leader of orches-
tra; initiated by MaBsachusetts Delta,
Bept, 27, 1907; eminent archon; dele-
gate 8. A. K. Nat'l convention Atlan-
tic City. 1909; with F. W. Bird and
S6n. E. Walpole, Mass. Address, 44
Park St., Bordentown, N. J.
LANG. Chester Henry, student; b. Jan.
13. 189a-, a. 3otai k. »a4\to.'«i. Vfe-Jitest-
142
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
man) L.; ed. Univerfity of Michigan;
initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta. Ad-
dress, 624 W. Seventh St, Brie, Penn.
LAN GLAND, George S., lawyer, Judge;
b. Decorah, Iowa, April 9, 1884; a.
H. M. and Ella L.; ed. Uniyersity of
Minneaota 1907; initiated by Minne-
sota Alpha, Oct 7, 1908; eminent
archon; attended province Delta con-
vention 1904; Judge of Municipal
court. International Falls, Minn., m.
Pearl Irene Zierath, Oct 19, 1910. Ad-
dress, International Falls, Minn.
LANDMAN N, Alfred Gustav, student;
b. New York City, April 16, 1890; a.
G. and K. (Zinsser) L.; ed. Harvard
University 1912; Alpha Phi Sigma;
initiated by Massachusetts Qamma,
April 6, 1910; eminent recorder and
correspondent; brother of Otto Fred-
erick Langmann, Massachusetts Qam-
ma. Address, 121 West 57 St, New
York City.
LANGMANN, Otto Frederick, architect;
b. New York City, Dec. 4, 1884; s. 0.
and K. (Zinsser) L.; ed. Harvard Uni-
versity 1906, Columbia 1908; Pierian
Sodality, Pen and Brush club; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Gamma, May
19» 1906, affiliated with New York Mu
1907; traveled in Europe. Address,
121 West 57 St, New York City.
LANTZ, Charles Philip, athleUc direc-
tor; b. West Fairview, Cumberland
county, Penn., Dec. 14, 1884; s. Wil-
liam and Henrietta G. L.; ed. Gettys-
burg College, 1908; president sopho-
more class, Pen and Sword, football,
baseball and basketball teams, musical
clubs; initiated by Pennsylvania Del-
ta, April 19, 1904; brother of Harry A.
Lantz, (deceased), of Pennsylvania
Delta; eminent archon; athletic di-
rector East Illinois State Normal,
Charleston, 111.; Mason; m. Mary B.
Eshelman, Nov. 28, 1909. Address,
Charleston, 111.
LARRABEE, Don M., lawyer; b. Em-
porium, Penn., March 11, 1877; s. Mar-
cellus and Georgia A. L.; ed. Alle-
gheny College 1899 and University of
Pennsylvania Law School 1902; pres-
ident of All^sheny literary society at
Allegheny University; vice-president
Hare law club at University of Penn-
sylvania; business manager of Ameri-
van Law Register: initiated by Penn-
sylvania Omega; March 9, 1896; as-
sisted in founding Pennsylvania The-
ta chapter at University of Pennsyl-
vania and presided as toastmaster at
the banquet the night this chapter
was instituted, Feb. 9, 1901; county
chairman of Lycoming county, Penn.,
for Republican party; m. Olive E.
Moore, Oct 7, 1908. Address, 129 W.
Fourth St, Williamsport, Penn.
LATIMER, Joseph Marlon, farmer; b.
Lowndesville, S. C, Jan. 26, 1885; s.
Jas. T. and Ella L. L.; ed. Wofford
College 1907; sophouMre marshal, cap-
tain gsrmnasium team; Calhoun liter-
ary society vice-president junior de-
bater; initiated by South Carolina
Gamma, Sept 22, 1904; eminent arch-
on; delegate Atlanta convention;
graduate Eastman Business College;
m. Caroline Russell Don, Feb. 22,
1911. Address, R. F. D. No. 5, Iva,
S. C.
LATIMER, William Carroll, lawyer; b.
Lowndesville, Abbeville county, S. C,
March 31, 1879; s. Hon. Asbury C.
and Dora Alice (Brown) L.; ed. Wof-
ford College 1900 and University of
Virginia 1903; Phi DelU Phi; debat-
er's medal University of Virginia, his-
torical essay medal Wofford College;
initiated by South Carolina Gamma,
Nov. 16, 1896; eminent archon; atr
tended convention Nashville, Tenn.,
1897, Washington, D. C. 1902; affiliated
with Virginia Omicom; in firm of
Watkins and Latimer; traveled in
Europe; m. Francis Wallace, Paducah,
Ky., Oct 15, 1908. Address, 1501-1505
Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta,
Ga.
LAUQHLIN, Robert Virgil, student; b.
Feb. 10, 1892; s. John Wesley and Liz-
zie (Dickey) L.; student at Univer-
sity of South Dakota; Kappa Kappa
Rho Law club; Initiated by South
Dakota Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911, (char-
ter mem.). Address, 181 Capitol Ave.,
Pierre, S. D.
LAURIE, Thomas Forrest, physician
and surgeon; b. Auburn, N. T., May 7,
1881; s. Samuel and Jeannle (Mc-
Allister) L.; ed. Cornell University,
1907; chairman freshman buiquet
committee, class football team. Uni-
versity Glee club, Cornell Masque;
iniUated by New York Alpha, Oct 10,
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1903; medical staff of Matteawan
State hospital, Hudson street hospital,
N. T., Manhattan Biaternlty hospital,
N. T., medical Inspector of Schools of
Auburn, N. T.; mem. New York
State Medical society, Cayugo coun-
ty Medical society. Auburn City Med-
ical society, personal assistant to
Dr. W. S. Cheesman, Auburn, N. T.;
m. Edith Stewart Sherrill, Aug. 6,
1911. Residence, 16 Woodruff Place,
office, 22 William St.. Auburn, N. T.
LAWRENCE, Clark Johnathan, stu-
dent, b. March 13, 1889; s. Edward
W. and Mary F. L.; student at Cor-
nell University; Gargoyle, L'Ogive,
glee club, sophomore quartet, general
athletic director, freshman and var-
city football team, president fresh-
man class College of Architecture,
sophomore cotillion committee. Junior
prom, committee, executive commitr
tee; initiated by New York Alpha,
Feb. 1910. Address, 132 Elm St,
Malone, N. Y.
LAWHEAD, Frank, lawyer; b. Auburn,
Ind., May 25, 1885; s. James G. and
Eliza (Walter) L.; ed. University of
Indiana 1910; Phi Delta Phi; initi-
ated by Indiana Gamma, June 11,
1907; eminent archon; brother of
Nixon Ray Lawhead, Indiana Gam-
ma; B. P. O. E. Address, Sheridan,
Wyoming.
LAYER, Hugo, manufacturer; b. Chi-
cago, ni., Oct 17. 1887; s. Frank C.
and Bessie (Kuera) L.; ed. Univer-
sity of Illinois 1911; Helmet, KuKlux,
Yoxan; varsity football, sophomore
cotillion, senior committee; initiated
by Illinois Beta, Nov. 2, 1907; dele-
gate province Delta convention 1910;
attended Nat'l convention Kansas
City, 1910; reinforce concrete with
American Steel and Wire Co., Chi-
cago. Address, 1810 Central Park
Ave., Chicago, 111.
LAYTON, 8. Herrick, educator; b.
Lacking county, Ohio, Oct 16, 1866;
s. Francis Marion and Lucinda P. L.;
ed. Ohio Wesleyan 1896; instructor
in English at College; initiated by
Ohio Delta, Oct 11, 1896; affiliated
with Ohio TheU; president Tri-SUte
Teachers' associaUon; mem. execu-
Uve committee N. W. O. T. A.; high
,»
»f
school life certificate; author A Real-
istic Reader; active member N. E.
A; superintendent public schools of
Lancaster; m. Minnie M. Brashares,
Nov. 1, 1896. Address, 707 E. Main
street, Lancaster, Ohio.
LAYTON, Harry Philips, financier; b.
Jameqpoift Mo., June 22, 1872; s.
James Alexander and Louisa Marcel-
la (Philips) L.; ed. University of Col-
orado 1895; president senior class,
four years on varsity football team,
president Bell literary society, busi-
ness manager "Silver and Ctold,
business manager "The Clombine,
the first annual of the University;
initiated by Colorado Chi, April 11,
1891, (charter mem.); eminent arch-
on; delegate of Board of Trustees to
Atlantic City 1909 and to Kansas
City 1910, Nan convention of S. A.
E.; active since 1898 in New York
Alumni association; mem. of Board
of Trustees; president H. P. Layton
Co., dealers in bonds and mortgagee,
vice-president Bayano River Lumber
Co.; m. Martha Bliss Dickinson, Jan.
8, 1898. Address, 11 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
LEACH, George Washington; b. Mala-
ga, N. J., June 23, 1885; s. Alonco
and Katherine (Hoelzel) L.; ed.
Bucknell University 1907; advisory
board, athletic apsociation; initiated
by Pennsylvania Zeta, June 19, 1904;
eminent archon; delegate Atlanta
convention 1906; brother of Walter
S. Leach, Pennsylvania Zeta; m.
Ursula Dawes Pawnley, June 23,
1910. Address, New Bethlehem,
Penn.
LEACH, Walter 8., mercantile; b.
Bridgeton, N. J., July 8Q, 1887; s.
Alonzo and Katherine L.; ed. Buck-
nell University 1911; initiated by
Pennsylvania Zeta, June 18, 1908;
brother of George W. Leach, Penn-
sylvania ZeU; m. Mable Coon, Sept
14, 1911. Address, New Bethlehem,
Penn.
LEARMONTH, William James, stu-
dent; b. Oct 26, 1889; s. James and
Nettie (Gibson) L.; ed. University
of Michigan 1912; class baseball
team, sophomore society; Triangles
Yttloans, Michlgamusk Fciix«\ tsw^v
1«4
WHO'S WHO IN & A. ■.
ball committee, varsltr tootbaU mftn-
ager, prealdsnt ftthlettc uiodatlon,
mem. Athletic Board of Control, mem.
Board of Dlrecton of Athletic aiso-
clatlon; Initiated br Mlohlcan lotar
Beta, Not. 11, 1W8. Addreia, 19
Charlea St, Holroke, Ha>e.
LeCRON, Jamaa Defreea, secretary to
governor ; b. WaTnesboro, Penn.,
Aug. 30, 1886; a John J. and Dade C.
(Prater) L.; ed. Nortbweetem Unl-
veralty 1908; Deru; editor In chief of
Srllabus, associate editor of the
Northweitem: InlUated b; llllnolB
Psl-Omesa, Oct. 24, 1904; delegate
province Delta convention, Indiana.
1907; secretary to the governor of
Wyoming; U. A UniTeraity of Wy-
oming, formerly registrar University
of Wyoming; m. Helen Cowleg, March
3S. 1911. Address, Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing.
LEE, Edwin Ferdinand, educator; b.
Eldorado, lowa^ July 19, 1884; a.
Andrew and Carrie L.; ed. North-
western University and Upper lova
State University; represented Upper
Iowa State Untversl^ In intercoUegl-
ate debate, aecond prize Deering de-
bate contest; InlUated by Illinois Fst-
Omega, March 30, 1906; paetor at
New Hampton, Iowa; instructor Tl-
ong Hoa Hive Koan School at BatSr
ivla, Java. 1911-12; pastor of English
speaking church at Kuala Lumpur,
capltol of the Federated Malay
States; traveled through Europe and
the Orient; at present doing work
in history of the European Colonial
policies in the Far East; m. Edna
Dorman, June 8, 1909. Address, Wes-
ley Manse, Kuala Lumpur. P. H. S,
Alia.
LEE, John Perry, lawyer, lieutenant
govemor; b. Rara AvU. Miss., Nov.
8, 1S6S; B. John R. and Sarah Eliza-
beth (Greene) L.; ed. at Cumberland
University; Initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, 1890; represeuUtlve in leg-
islature, 1897. senator thirteenth
senatorial cistrlct of Arkansas, 1906,
and 1907, lieutenant governor of
Arkansas. 1905 to 1907, retired from
politics In 1907 and now practicing
law, worshipful master Masonic
Blue LoOge, lUgb priest Boyal Arch
chapter, filled the stattooa erf BL of
P.. DUk. Addroaa, CUrendoB. AA.
LEE, Richard Edwin, oollege profes-
sor: b. Philadelphia, Penn., SepL 9,
1S76; a Mattblaa and Sarah Eliza-
beth (Cook) L.; ed. at Northeast-
ern Ohio College, Mount Union Col-
lege, Harvard Unlveraity, Cornell
University. University of New York;
vice-president of class. Phi Beta
Kappa; Initiated by Maasacbuaetts
Gumma. 1906; prateasor of chem-
ist:? at Allegheny College, honorary
m^m. Alpha Chi Sigma <;hemical
fraternity; mem. American Chemical
8uc;lety, Fellow American Aaaocia-
tloa for the Advancement of Science,
"Tsxt Book of Experimental Chem-
iattr." "Outlines of Qualitive Chemi-
cal Analysis," Authors club (Lon-
don), mem. Royal Society of Arte
(England), research contributions
electrical method for determining
density of a solution; limestone an-
alyals, new methode tor the analysis
of the sine and calcium groups; m.
Kathleen Carter, June 7, 1901. Ad-
dress, 313 LoomU St., MeadvIUe,
LEE, Thomas Zanslaur, lawyer, iudge-
b, WoonsockeL R- I.. Sept. 26. 1866;
B. Thomas and Eleanor M. L.; ed, at
Boston University, 1897; Initiated by
Mujeachusetta BetarUpsllon, April 1,
1SS7; delegate to Natl conventltm s'
A. E., 1910, AtlanUo City; clerk of the
house of representativee, 1888-1902-
admitted to the bar of the supreme
court of the state of Rhode Island,
circuit court of the United SUtes,
and to the bar of the supreme court
of the United SUtes, JusUce of the
district court of the twelfth judicial
distrlcL 1893-1898; mem. of the firm
of Barney and Lee since Jan. 1st,
1900; author of "The Rlghte of
Women Under the Law." "History of
Rhode Island, published by W. H.
Parish company, of Chicago, volumes
Vni and IX of the Journal of the Am-
erican Irish Historical society, and
other works; mem. of the bowd ot
fellows of the Boston University
School of Law; life mem. of the Am-
erican Irish Historical society and Its
secretary-general from January 16th,
1909. to January llab 1911; mem. ot
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the Amertesn Bar uaoclaUon, and
delegste rrom tlie Rhode Iiland Bar
SMocladon to the conTentlon In Port-
land, Me., Jnlj, 1907, and reproMnta-
tlvfl ol the Boatoa University School
of Law at the convention In Detroit
In 1909; repreientatlve from the Boa-
ton Universltr to the International
Law asBocIatlon'B coaCerencea In
Lond<Hi In 1910; mem. of Interna-
tiona Law association. Bureau of
Comparative Law, Rhode Island Bar
asaoclation, American Historical as-
sociation, American Political Science
eoctetr. Rhode Island Historical so-
ciety, Rhode Island CItlsens Histori-
cal association, Rhode Island Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani-
mals, Woonsocket Day Nurserr and
Children's Home, Rhode Island Yacht
club, Automohlle Club of Rhode
Island, Catholic Club of New York.
Webster Chapter Phi Delta Phi, first
president of the Providence Alumni
association of the Sigma Alpha Ep-
sllon; life mem. of the Cape Cod
Pilgrim Memorial association. Ad-
dress, 49 Westminster St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
LEEDOM, Hsmpton Blaynay, Insur-
ance; b. Httwaukee. Wis.. April SS,
1888; a. James and Katharine (Blar-
ney) L.; ed. at Unlverrtty of Wls-
ccmeln. 1908; Initiated by Wiscon-
sin Alphs, 190E; Are and liability in-
surance. Address, Mitchell Bldg.,
MUwankee, Wis.
LEOOAT, John Cochrane, lawyer; b.
Lowell. Mass.. Sept S8. 1883; s. 1^1-
llam and Elisabeth (Duming) !>.; ed.
at Boston DDlverslty. 1906; Inltlsted
by Hacsacbusetts Beta-Dpsllon, 1905.
Address, 640 Broadway, Lowelt,
Mass.
LEMLY, William Bslo, officer United
States Marine corps; b. Salem, N. C,
Aog. SI, 18TE; a. William A. and B.
C. B. L.; ed. at University of North
Carolina. 1896; InlUated by North
Carolina XI. Sept S. 1892; brother
of F. H. Lemly, North Carolina XI; a
veteran of the Spanish-American
war. the PhtDpcIne Insurrection and
the Boxer rebellion; he waa the first
United States marine wounded In
the battle of Tien-Tsin, China; re>
covered In time to enter Peking with
the relief cohimn; m. Adelaide BL
Von Windegger, Dec. IB, 1901. Ad-
dress, Headquariers U. S. Marine
Corps, Washlngtoa, D. C.
LE&8EL, Leonard Rax, student; b.
Jan. 9. 1890; s. John and Mondane
(Tubbs) L.; ed. at Iowa State C(d-
lege. 1913; claas track, varsity track,
football reserve, secretary Alpine
club, ^uo Vadls society. Bachelor
Debatittg society; Initiated by Iowa
Gamms, March 9, 1910. Address.
1803 First Ave., Perry, Iowa.
LEONARD, Henry Alexander, super-
vlEor; b. Atlanta. Oa.. April IS, 1880;
a. H. C. Leonard; ed. at Georgia
School of Technology, 1902; football
team; Initiated by Georgia Phi, Dec.
3, iSSI; brother of Louis James
Leonard, Georgia Bpsllon; aOlIlated
with South Carolina Oamma, at-
tended Atlanta S. A. E. Nafl con-
ventloc, 1906; material supervisor
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Co.; m. Mayme a. Wynne,
Dec. 14. 1904. Address, 63 E. He^
rittB Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
LETCHER, Glbney Oaear, lawyer; b.
Henderson, Ky., June 30, 18S6; s.
James H. and Dora P- L.; ed. at Cen-
tral University, 1906, Princeton Unl-
verBitv, M. a., 190$, University of
Virginia, Central University, LL. B.,
190S; salutatorian, 190G, historian,
1903. football team, captain base-
ball team, vice-president Chamber-
lain Literary society; while at
Princeton was honorary mem. Whig
Literary society. Triangle club, Mei^
wick Graduate club; Initiated by
Kentucky Kappa. Sept 14, 1901,
deputy archon; delegate province
convention at Birmingham, Ala.,
1901. affiliated with Virginia Oml-
cron: author municipal laws of the
city of Henderson, Ky.; mem. Natl
Geographic eoclety; traveled in Ba-
rope. Mexico, Alaska; m. Katherlne
Hodge. Nov. 8, 1911. Address, cor.
Center and Green St£., Henderson,
Ky.
LEUE, Albreeht Frederic, mercantile:
b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 21, 1877; s.
Adolph and 'Conradlne L. ; ed. at
University of Cincinnati, 1898; Cin-
cinnati Y. M. C. A Night Law School,
clasB treaBOTW ^a. trwiom*^ *^
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WHO'S WHO m &. A.K.
sophomore year, president Junior
class basketball team, track team,
business manager McMicken ReTiew,
editor McMicken Review, bu^ness
manager Cincinnatian, 1898; initi-
ated by Ohio Bpsilon, Oct 16, 1897;
eminent archon, attended Atlanta
Nat'l convention, 1906, delegate prov-
ince Delta convention, 1908, delegate
Atlantic City Nat'l convention, 1909,
delegate Kansas City Nat'l conven-
tion, 1910, editor province Delta An-
nual, 1899; mem. Nat'l ritual com-
mittee, 1909, associate editor Phi Al-
pha, author of S. A. E. songs; pur-
chasing agent for the Triumph Elec-
tric Co.; admitted to Ohio bar. Ad-
dress, 2210 Ohio Ave., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
LEUTWiLER, Oscar Adolph, univer-
sity professor; b. Highland, 111., Feb.
16, 1877; s. Adolph and Selina L.;
ed. at University of Illinois, 1899,
class treasurer, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma
Psi, Shield and Trident, class base-
ball; initiated by Illinois Beta, Jan.
28, 1899 (charter mem.) ; director Illi-
nois Beta association; assistant pro-
fessor of Machine design. University
of Illinois, author Notes on Machine
Design and Notes on Mechanics of
Machinery; mem. American Society
of Mechanical Engineers, Society for
Promotion of Engineermg Educa-
tion; m. Elise V. Kaeser, Sept. 5,
1901. Address, 511 West Green St,
Urbana, 111.
LEVERE, William C, was born in New
Haven Conn., Oct 10, 1S72, the son
of Charles F. and Mary E. Levere.
He entered Northwestern University
with the class of 1898 and on Sept
26, 1894, was initiated by Illinois Psi-
Omega, being the tenth of the charter
members; winner of debate between
liberal arts department and law de-
partment; mem. of the University
Governing Council and representative
of his class in the College Senate;
eminent correspondent and herald
and delegate to Nashville, 1898, Bos-
ton, 1900, Washington, 1902, Mem-
phis, 1904, Atlanta, 1906. Atlantic
City, 1909, Kansas City, 1910, S. A.
JR N&tl conventlona; associate edi-
tor of the Record; author of the pres-
ent system of S. A E. records, de-
visor of the Badge picture, visitor to
seventy chapters, discoverer of CoL
John Rudulph, sole surviving founder
of the fraternity, after he had been
lost to the order over forty years;
president of Illinois Psi-Omega build-
ing association; editor of The Origi-
nal Minutes, 1904, editor of the 1904
Catalogue, editor of the Songs of Sig-
ma Alpha Epsilon; author of the His-
tory of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, in three
volumes; originated in S. A. E., the
plan of the annual alunmi chapter
letters and Tear Book and editor of
the same in 1906 and 1912; author of
the Life of Noble Leslie DeVotie;
author of Who's Who in Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; editor of the Pocket Direc-
tory of S. A E.; author of the S. A.
E. convention daily; acted as emi-
nent archon at the installation of
Illinois Beta, Minnesota Alpha, Illi-
nois Theta, Kansas Alpha, Wiscon-
sin Alpha, Virginia Theta, Iowa Beta,
Ohio Rho, Washington City Rho,
Iowa Gamma, Indiana Gamma, Okla-
homa Kappa, South Dakota Sigma
and assisted at the installation of Illi-
nois Delta; founder of Indiana Gam-
ma and joint founder of Illinois The-
ta, Iowa Beta, Iowa Gamma, Wash-
ington Alpha, Wisconsin Alpha;
elected eminent deputy supreme
archon, 1900, eminent supreme
archon, 1902, re-elected eminent
supreme archon, 1904, eminent su-
preme recorder, 1904. honorary E.
S. A., 1909, resigned same in 1910 to
accept vacancy as eminent supreme
treasurer, re-elected honorary E. S.
A., 1910; editor Evanston Index,
1901-5, magistrate of city court 1899-
01, city treasurer, 1901-8, member of
the Illinois legislature, 1906-7, presi-
dent of the Society for the Erection
of Evanston Historical Tablets, Secre-
tary of the Evanston Historical so-
ciety; clubs, Evanston, Westmore-
land C'Ountry, Commercial; Thirty-
second degree Mason, Knight Temp-
lar, Shriner; author. Imperial Amer-
ica, Twixt Greek and Barb, The
Evanston Poets, Sharper Than a Ser-
pent's Tooth (pli^), Vivian of Mack-
inac; four European trips, travel
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
ur
lectures. Address. 600 Dayis St»
Evanston, 111. R. M.
LEWI8, Edward R., lawyer; b. Indi-
anapolis, Ind., June 15, 1886; s. Chas.
S. and Adaline L.; ed. at Harvard
University, 1908; mem. Harvard De-
bating team, Harvard Monthly; de-
gree cum laude; Phi Beta Kappa; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
Nov., 1905; eminent correspondent;
brother of Chas. 8. Lewis, Jr., and
Montgomery Lewis, Massachusetts
Gamma. Address, 611 Newton Clay-
pool Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
LEWI8, Philip K., banker; b. Wichi-
ta, Kan., July 13, 1885; s. Hiram W.
and Katnarine (Strong) L.; ed. at
University of Michigan, 1909; initi-
ated by Michigan Iota-Beta, 1905;
vice-president Gold Savings State
Bank, vice-president The Anchor
Trust Company of Wichita; Mason;
m. Mabel Irene Ellis, June 23, 1909.
Address, 916 Oilman Ave., Wichita,
Kan.
LIBBY, Orfn Grant, university profes-
sor; b. Hammond, Wis., June 9,
1864; s. Asa and Julia (Barrows) L.;
ed. at University of Wisconsin, 1892;
special honors in pedagogy. Ph. D.
degree; a mem. of the local which
became Wisconsin Alpha; initiated
by Wisconsin Alpha, Dec., 1907;
head of department of History, Uni-
versity of North Dakota; president
State Library Commission of North
Dakota, 1909; secretary State His-
torical society of North Dakota; pres-
ident State Audubon society of North
Dakota; president Mississippi Valley
Historical association; mem. Ameri-
can Historical association, Wiscon-
sin academy of Sciences; author
Geographical Distribution of the
Vote of the Thirteen States on the
Constitution in 1787-8, 1894; editor of
Historical Collections; State His-
torical Society of North Dakota, vols.
I, II, ni; m. Eva G. Cory, Sept 12,
1900. Address, 409 S. Sixth St,
Grand Forks, N. D.
LIBBY, Wilbert Andrew, orchardist; b.
Standish, Me., Feb. 20, 1879; s. Wil-
lie M. and Martha J. i Wilson) L.; ed.
at University of Maine, x^Ol; execu-
tive committee. Junior prom commit-
tee. Photo society, varsity track
team, class track team, class foot-
ball team; initiated by Maine Alpha,
Feb. 22, 1901 (charter mem.); first
recorder of Maine Alpha; attended
as petitioner from local the S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Boston, 1900;
road commissioner, delegate to re-
publican county convention, 1908;
K. of P., P. of H., Maine Dairyman's
association, Maine Poultry associa-
tion; m. Mabel Mary Wheatley, Jane
21, 1905. Address, R. F. D. No. 2,
Sebago Lake, Me.
LICHTENSTEIN, Howard, produce;
b. New York City, Sept 24, 1877; s.
Seamen and Catharine (Hoyt) L.; ed.
at Columbia University, 1908; base-
ball team, Rowing association. Engin-
eering society, T. M. C. A.; initiated
by New York Mu, April 22, 1895; at-
tended province Beta convention,
1896. Address, 251 West 89th St,
New York City.
LIGHT, Curtis Roy, student; b. Dec.
24, 1889; s. Byrd Light and Martha
(Corbin) L.; student at University of
Illinois; president Junior class, var-
sity baseball team. Junior inter-
fraternity society; initiated by Illi-
nois Beta, March 20, 1911. Address,
Brook, Ind.
LILLY, Wiliiam, lawyer; b. Lambert-
ville, N. J., Nov. 25, 1884; s. John and
La villa (Smith) L.; ed. at Harvard,
1907; freshman crew, senior crew;
initiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
March, 1905. Address, care Under-
wood, Van Vorst and Hoyt rooms
401-^37, 25 Broad St, New York City.
LINDHOLM, Paul Purcell, lawyer; b.
Black Hawk, Carroll county. Miss.,
Dec. 23, 1886; s. P. A. and Elizabeth
(Purcell) L.; ed. at University of
Mississippi, 1907, LL. B., 1911; his-
torian class of 1907, baseball team,
capt. fteshman baseball team, assist-
ant editor Die Miss.; scholastic hon-
or for six years; initiated by Missis-
sippi Gamma, Nov. 17, 1903; eminent
archon (three times); mem. of the
law firm of Hooker and Lindholm.
Address, Lexington, Miss.
LINDSAY, Lewis Bonner, stockman and
lawyer; b. Gainesville, Tex., Auji^. ^\^
1871; B.3am^alA,wA3wai\»\*A^A^« ^^
us
wHcrs WHO IK a A. K
Vrntttntts ol Tom, ISM, ValTsnltr
of MlcUcaa, ItM; nam. bovd ot U-
ncbns AtbMle aMoefaUkw at Dat-
Tenlt7 at MtcUgaa; moL board o(
oAlora ot Tb» PaUadlam at UalTor-
■Itr of MlchlKMi; loltlaud br Tama
Rtao, 18S>: afflUated with HlcUsan
Iota-B«ta; aarred aa preatdcot ot 8.
A. E. Bnlldlas eorporatloii at Hlehl-
Su>; iwpotnted anponiaor of cooaaa
of tbiiteenth dlatrlct of Tazaa by
Prealdant Taft; In lAarca of tbe
work In fortr-eisbt countlea. Ad-
dreaa, OalneavUle, Tozaa.
LINDSEY, J. Frank, atudant; b. Jnlr
9, I8S9; fl. Oeo. W. and Luclnda M.
(Brans) L.; student at UDlTeraltT
of Indiana; freihman baaeoall team.
mem. UnlTeraltr QIm cluo; Initiated
tj Indiana Qamma, Jan. 16, Iftll. Ad-
dreaa. Oak town, Ind.
LING, Charles JoMph, college protea-
■or; b. Auburn, N. T., Dec. g, IttJ;
a. HaniT and ElUabeth L.: ed. at
Coraell Unlvenlty, B. S., 1890; Den-
ver UnlTeraltr, Ph. D., 1902; InlU-
ated br Colorado Zeta. Not. S, 1900;
eminent archon; vlce-prealdeot prov-
ince Eta, 1902-1904, president prov-
ince Eta. 1906; delegate Nat'l 8. A
B. conventton, Memphis, 1904; Fel-
low A A. A S.; mem. Aetronomlsche
Oeselschaft, mem. American Physi-
cal society, professor physics and
aatronomy Allegheny College; m.
Myrtle H. Byan. Not. 12, 1S90. Ad-
dreu, care Allegheny College, Head-
vltle, Penn.
LINO, Louis Chaunoy, editor; b. De-
troit. Hlch., Feb. 12, 1874; s. Conrad
and Demarls L.; ed. at Harvard Unl-
Terelty, 1898; Initiated by Haasa-
chusetts Qamma, Uarch 7, 1S96; af'
Dilated with Michigan lota-BeU, 1897;
assistant managing editor and dra-
matic critic Detroit Journal. Ad-
dress, 115 Alfred Bt., Detroit, Mich.
LINK, Edmondson Benjamin, student;
b. Jan. i. 1890; student at TJntverslty
ot Denver; Initiated by Colorado
ZeU. Feb. 6, 1912. Address. Las
Cnices, N. M.
LITTLE. Jamas Monroe, student; b.
^ubwm, Ala., Feb. 2d. 1876; a. 0. B.
Moa it. a L.; od. at Alabama Poly-
tecbnic iDstitate. IMS; initiated by
Alabama Alpba-Mn. 1S90; law stu-
dent atOUakoiaaniilTeralty.I^lS: m.
Grace Rndulph ta dao^ter 9t one of
the founders), June tt, 19M. Ad-
dress, 716 E. Gray St. Nomuun. OUa.
LITTLE, John, clwgyman; b. Tnaca-
loosa. Ala-. April 29. UJt; m. John
and Amanda Banks (Harris) L.; ed.
at University of Alabama. 189S; Ini-
tiated by Alabama Mu, April 30,
IS92; biDther of R. H. UtUe. Alar
bama Uu; American superintendent
and founder of The Preabyterian Col-
ored Mlseiona. a work which la at-
tracLtng considerable attention In re-
ligious circles; m. M. Eleanor Tar-
rant, Sept. X. 1906. Addreaa, «18
Floral Terrace, Iioulavllle, Ky.
LITTLE, John Doaler, lawyer; b.
April 17, 1871; s. William A L.; ed.
at tTniverelty of Georgia, 1890; annl-
versarian of the Demostbenian ao.
ciety, editor-in-chlet college annual.
flret honor graduate; initiated by
Georgia Beta, Oct S. 188G; speaker
Georgia house of repreBsntativea,
1S98-190E. Address, Atlanta, Oa.
LtTTLE, Julian Hampton, bank presi-
dent; b. LitUe's Mills, N. C. May 26,
D^ii.i; a J P. LltUe, ed. at Univer-
eiiy or Norib Carolina, 1888; football,
bftBeball; InltUted by North Caro-
lina XI. Feb. 81, 1886; brother of Wm.
M. Little. North Carolina Xi; organi-
zer and president of Charlotte Trust
Co. and Charlotte Realty Co.; [xresl-
dent Little-Long Co., at preaent pres-
ident of Independence Trust Co. Ad-
dress, Charlotte, N. C.
LITTLE, Richard Harris, publisher; b.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., Aug. 29, 1878; a.
John and Amanda (Harris) L.; ed.
St UnlverBity ot Alabama, 1896, law,
ISSC; Initiated by Alabama Mu, Oct.
», 1892 ; eminent archon, 1896;
nephew ot John Webb Kerr (one ot
the founders) and brother of John
Llitle, Alabama Mu, and Robert I.
Little, Alabama Mu; pubUsher ot
newspaper and la realty bnalness;
m. Johnnie Dardea, Aug. 4, 190S. Ad-
drees, 2223 Broad St, Tnacaloosa,
WHO'S WHO IN S. .
14t
LITTLE, Robert Irvltifl, anlTeraltr In-
Btructor; b. TuBcaloosa, Ala., Aug. 30,
1881; 8. Jotin and Amanda (HarrlB)
L.; ed. at UnlTenlty of Alabama,
1901; initiated hj Alabama Mu, Oct.
1, 18ST; nephew of John Webb Kerr
(one of ttae founders) and brother of
Richard H. Little, Alabama Mu, and
John Little, Alabama Mu, inetructor
UnlTersity of Alabama; studied in
Oottingen and Paris, ISOS. Address,
2223 Ninth St., Tuscaloosa, Ala.
LITTLE, William Mysra, Uwyer; b.
Little's Mill, N. C, March 2S, 1867;
s. John P. and Fanny (Myers) !>.; ed.
at Dnlveralty of North Carolina,
1888; class president, chief marshal,
valedictorian, winner of PhiUips
medal for mathematics; initiated by
North Carolina Xi, F'eb. 24, 1886; emi-
nent archon; consul of the United
States at Tequelgalplia, Honduras;
contributor of literary and descrlpt'
ire articles to newspapers, formerlr
principal of Statesville, N. C, high
school, assistant principal Cape Fear
Academy at Wilmington and assist-
ant Instructor of E^lish at Univer-
sitr of North Carolina. Address,
Sturie Bldg., Birmingham, Ala.
LITTLETON, LeRoy Jossph, banker;
b. Stockton, Cal.; e. Tillman B. and
Catherine (Hayes) L.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Calltomla, 1907; iniUated by
California Beta, Jan. 80, 1904; mem.
of Nst'I Geographic society, Wash-
ington, D. C; m. Josephine Emily
Brlcker, May 21, 1909. Address, 846
W. Vine St, Stockton, Cal.
LOHMAN, Harry Wllltam, miner; b.
Sept 11, 1882; s. Fred and Isabella
Hayles (Velderman) L.; ed. at Colo-
rado School of Mines, Columbia Unl*
verslty. B. 8., E. M., M. A. degrees;
Initiated by Colorado Lambda, Sept
11, 1882; mem. Columbia Alumni As-
sociation of E>enver; afflllated with
New York Ma; manager of the Colo-
rado Gold Dredging Co.; m. LlUom
HungerfOrd, June 17, 1911. Address
Breckenrldge, Colo.
LOMAX. Page Tayloa, lawyer; b. at
Loala. Ho., June 17. 187B; a. S. W.
and Fannie C. L.; ed. at UnlTenlty
ot Texas, 1SS9: Treverant and (^h-
ran Insurance prlxe, law thests; Ini-
tiated by Tezra Bho, Oct 2. 1897;
eminent correspondent; m. Mary
Knox Thomson, Dec 21, 1904, Ad-
dress, Rooms 709-711, Wheat Bldg.,
Ft. Worth, Texas.
LOMBARD, Paul Irving, lawyer, legis-
lalor; b. Springfield. Mass., July 16,
1ST5; s, Edward Murray and Eitta
Bltse L.; «d. at Boston UnlTersity,
1901 : Initiated by HasoachusetU
Beta-Upsilon, Dec. 9, 1899; eminent
correspondent; mem. Massachusetta
houee of representatives, 1910, 1911,
mi2. Address, 31 Elm St, Spring-
Held, Mass.
LOMBARD, Wlilard Price, lawyer; b.
Drayton Island, Fla., July SO, 1889;
B. Fred E. Lombard; ed. at Boston
University, 1911. L. L. B. (cum
laude); initiated by tfassachusetts
BeUL-Opailon, Feb., 1909; delegaU to
province convention, Worcester,
Mass.; Justice ot the peace, notary
public. Residence, 81 Pleasant St,
Everett, Mass., business, 39 Court
St., Boston, Mass.
LONDON, Henry M., lawyer, Btate
seoator; b. Plttsboro, N. C, April 11,
1879; s. Henry A. and BetUe (Jack-
eon) L.; ed. nntverslty ot North
Carolina, 1899; editor UnlTersity
Magaslne and Tar Heel; graduated
cum laude; IniUated by North Caro-
llnii Xi, Oct. 3, 1896; eminent cor-
respoodent; delegate Nat'l S. A. E.
convention at Washington, D. C„
1902; mayor of Plttsboro. 1908-1906;
mem. state bouse of representatives,
1907, state senator, 1911-12; m.
Mamie EUlot, Nov. 26, 1908. Ad-
dress, Plttsboro, N. C.
LONG, Aufluatus White, oniverslty pro-
fesKir; b. Chapel HiU, N. C, Not.
37, 1882; s. Thomas A. and Loa
(White) L.; ed. at University ot
North Carolina, 1S86; essay medalist
and representative medalist; Initi-
ated by North Carolina XI. Sept 8,
1888; assistant professor ot Ebigliah
at Princeton University: delegate
Kounty and cougreasfonal conven-
tions; editor EngUah Pmima, kmnAr
can PoQini', m. c '" ' ~ "■■"
WHO'S THO m 8. A. B.
LONO, WMIlam Hanry, lawyer; b. Mar-
Bholltown, Iowa, Oct 4, ISSS; ■. Wtl-
llam and I>ucr Catherine (Pen?)
L.; ed. Northweatem Unlreralty.
1906, law, 1910; initiated by IlUnola
Fsl-Omega, June 6, 1905, eminent ar-
chon; secretary to president of
Northwestern UalTerslty, 1907 to
1910. Addreu, G16 Monadnock Bldg.,
Chicago, lU.
LOOMI8, Oeorgt Allan, student; b.
May IT, 1909; a. Lewte A. and Qrace
(Wtlkerson) L.; ed. at low* State
College, 1918; Initiated by Iowa Gam-
ma, U&y IT, 1909. Address, 3G9
Fountain St., Cherokee, Iowa.
LOOP, Chaatar H., U. S. army offlcer;
a. C. L. L..; ed. at Virginia Military
InsUtute; initiated by VlrKlnla Theta;
Ueuteoont United States army- Ad-
dress, Fort Flager, Wash.
LORE, Charles Lawrenea, student; b.
Aug. 4, 1S90; s. James T. and K. V.
(Jamison) L.; ed. Allegheny Col-
lege, 1912; varsity baaebaU, manager
basketball; vice-president Junior
class, president Classical club, cap-
tain class baseball, class football,
class track, class basketball. Block
A. club; Initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega, Oct. 10, 1908; brother of
James T. Lore of Pennsylvania
Omega. Address, 106 Custer Ave..
Vandergrift, Penn.
LORING, Georfie William, student; b.
Jan. 16, 1891; s. William L. and Julia
£. (Lauton) L.; student at Worcester
Polytechnic Institute; initiated by
Massachusetts Delta chapter, Sept.
29, 1910. Address, Main St., Central
Village, Conn.
LOTT, Warren, Jr., county ordinary;
b. Waycross, Qa., May 26, 1882; s.
Warren and Harriet (Williams) L,;
ed. Davidson College, 1901; initiated
by North Carolina Theta, April 21.
1899; affiliated with Georgia Beta,
cadet United States Miliiary Acad-
emy, 1903-7; second lieutenant 17th
Infantry, U. S. A., resigned commls-
g/oa In army Jan. 3, 1908; nut grow-
er, ordinary. Ware county, Qa., 190B.
Address, IKS Plant Ave., WaycroH.
Ga.
LOVELL, Aldls Wlllard. Uwyer; b- At
stead, N. H., Sept SI, 1879; a. Henry
AidU and Oegrglana B. (I'ellowi) L.;
I'll at Dartmouth, 1908, Harvard Uni-
versity, 1808; Boston University,
i:ii)7; Qamma Eta Gamma ic^al
rratemlty, Hoore prise in sool-
ogy, LL. B. cum laude and LL.
U., Boston University; initiated by
Massachusetts Beta-Upallon, 1B06;
admitted to bar and United States
district court; clerk of probate court,
dietrict of Waterbury; Harmony
Lodge, No, 42, P. and a, M., The
CoanecUcut Society of the Order of
the Founders and Patriots of Am-
erica. Address, 108 Bank St, Water-
bury, Conn.
LOVETT, Archibald Battle, lawyer,
mayor; b. Sylvanla, Oa., June SI,
IKS4; a. J. F. Lovett; ed. at Mercer
University, 1902; Initiated by Oeoi^
gla PsI, Sept. 19, 1899; delegate to
Alemphla Nat'l convention of 8. A. E.,
It*ii4; secretary Alumni association
M'blch entertained convention at
Memphis; mayor of Sylvanla. Qa.;
m. Corrie Overstreet June 20, 1908.
Address, Sylvanla, Screven county,
Ga.
LOWE, Oeorga Dean, editor; b. Quit-
man county, Ga.. Sept. 16, 1877; s.
John T. and Etta J. {Kirksey) L.;
ed at Emory College, 1897; clase
prophet, 189T; captain football team,
1S07. Boynton medalist, 1896, editor
Kmory Phoenix, 1897, editor-in-chlef
Tho Zodiac, le9T; Initiated by Geor-
gia EpsUon, Nov. 11, 1893; eminent
recorder and correspondent; editor
The Sportsman and Motorist; author
of Men of Mark in Georgia and vari-
ous technical handbooks devoted to
southern manufacturing Induatriee,
contributor to magazines and sclen-
tlQc papera, editor at various times
of trade and technical publications,
IncludlDg Cotton, Cottonaeed OH
Magazine, Southern Engineer, Con-
crete Age, Ice, Oarage and Southern
Automobiles; m. Marguerite Brown,
April 4, 1901. Addraaa, 16 Sella Ave.,
Atlanta, Oa.
WHOV WHO IN a A. B.
lU
LOWELL, Henry Parkvr, editor; b.
Somerrllle, Hub., Dec. 21, 1887; m.
Frank U. LoweU; ed. at NorthwMt-
em UalTenltr. 1910; preildent
■enlor claas, 1910, Dem aealor taon-
onrj fratemltr. bvelunan and fopho-
more football team, aophomore track
team, editor-In-chlet ol 1910 annual.
The SylUbuB, aasoclate editor North-
western -^agastne, cartoonist North-
weatem Trl-Weekly, lllnatrator of
the College annual three rears, presi-
dent College T. M. C. A.; aotbor
freshman play; Initiated by Illinois
Psl-Omega, Oct 7, 1907; eminent ai>-
chon; epecial writer staff Reslater
and Leader. Addreea, Register and
I^eader, Editorial Dept, West Fourth
St. and Court Ave.. Des Holnes,
Iowa.
LOWRIE, WHDam Leonard; American
GODBuI; b. Adrian, HIch., 1869; s. A.
H. Lowrle; ed. at Adrian College,
1889; valedictorian, prise In Wn gi'^fc
literature. Horall and clau oratory;
Initiated by Michigan Alpha. Jan. 82,
18ST: affiliated with tUcUgan Iota-
Beta; eminent archon of Michigan
Alpba and Michigan Iota-Beta; dele-
gate Nat'l 8. A. B., Chattanooga,
1892. NaahTllle. 1888, Pittsburgh,
1893, Washington, 1894, conTentlons;
secretary of Judiciary committee mi-
nolfl state legislature, newspaper and
magazine writer; University of Leip-
zig, i891-lS92; secretary (second)
United States Legation at Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, 1898, Tlce and deputy
consul general, Rio de Janeiro, 1899,
United Btates consul at Weimar, Ger-
many, 1906, consul at Erfurt, Ger-
many. 1908, consul at Carlsbsd, Aus-
tria, 1909: m. Amy W. Alden. Ad-
dress. Carlsbad, Austria.
LOWRY, Robert Alexander, mercan-
Ute; b. Farmtngton, Mo., Feb. 10,
1889; s. Mr. Lowry and Jessie Kclll-
Taine (White) L.; ed. at University
of Kentucky, 1910; mystic 13. Lamp
and Cross, manager football team;
Initiated by Kentucky EtpsUon, Oct,
1907; eminent archon; brother of T.
W. Lowry, S. A. E.; with the anllivan
Macbinery Co. Address. 24 Trinity
St, Claremtmt, N. H,
LUCIUS, Edward BuIhm, lawyer; b.
Summit, N. J., Aog. 21, 188&; s. Otto
and Maria (Dies de Bulnes) L.; ed.
at Unirenlty of Michigan and North-
western university; Initiated by
Michigan lotarBeta, 1907; president
Chicago Alnmnl association. Ad-
dress, 1282 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Chicago, 111.
LUCIUS, William Irvin, mercantile; b.
HartweU, Ohio, Sept 7, 1887; m.
Charles W. and BUsabeth (Myer) L.;
ed. at Purdue University, 1808; initi-
ated by Indiana Beta, April 6, 1907,
eminent deputy archon; Rochester
representative AlUs-Chalmen Co.;
m. Helen Muehlmatt, June 1, 1910.
Address, 17 Orlton Place, Rochester,
N. Y.
LUENING, Edwin Garfield, educator;
b. Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 8, 1881; a.
D. C. and Frances L.; ed. at Unive1^
sitj o[ WisconBin, 1906, Oerman club
and took part In Oerman dramatics,
University orchestra, librarian of or-
chestra; initiated by Wisconsin Al-
pha, Oct 28, 1904; secretary and
treaeurar Milwaukee Alumni associa-
tion ol S. A, E.; teacher In Hllwau-
kee Public Schools; mem. of Scholar-
affia; traveled In Germany, ISIO. Ad-
dress. 323 Fifteenth St, Mllwanke^
Wis.
LUM. Burton Oscar, horticulturist; b.
Camanche, Iowa, Feb. 23, 1883; a.
Charles E. and Almyra A. L.; ed. at
University of Washington, 190B;
track team, Olee club. Dramatic
club; initiated by Washington Alpha
(ciiarler mem.). May 30, 1906; eml-
neDt archon; delegate to Atlanta S.
A. E. convention, 1906, chairman of
S. A. E. history committee at Atlanta
convenUon; writer of articles In
magazines on irrigation; m. Pansy
Mary McKee, Jan. 12, 1911. Reel-
deuce. 703 N. Second St, buBlnese. 7
N. Second St, North Yakima, Wash.
LUMPKIN, Alva Moore, lawyer; b. Mll-
ledgeviUe, Ga., Nov. 13. 1886; s. Wil-
liam Wallace and Annette Carolina
L.; ed. at University of South Caro-
lina, 1908; president senior law class,
190S, president Clariosophic Literary
Bccletv, manager football team, aa-
soclate editor College magailne, on<-
tor wntoi ^».■w <i\»a». ■nw«w«**^ '•'
WHO'S WHO IN a A. B.
' <:l«t7 in Southern Intancbolactlc Ora-
torical Basodatlon, alw StMe Ister*
■cholastlc OrKtorlcat ajuocUUon; lIl^
tlAted by Sooth Caroltiw IMta,
HBFch 11. 1911; wM Ant prMldent
of local Bpallon Mn Delta that wm
granted chaner at Kanua Citr Nat'l
S. A. B. convention, 1910; ropreaent-
ed local B. H. D. at proTince Oamma
conTsntlon, IMS, AtlanUc Cltr Nat'l
8. A. E. convention, 1909 and Nat'l S.
A. E. Kansas Cl^ convention, 1910;
brotlier of Hiqte H. Lumpkin, Tennes-
■M Omega, and Morris C. Lumpkin, of
South Carolina Delta. IBIO; elected
Tlce^resldent of Province Qamma,
191i; aecretar? of senate of Sonth
Carolina, special referee ot supreme
court of South Carolina. Address,
1»S WaehinKton St. Columbia, S. C
LUMPKIN, Hope Henry, clerKTman;
b. Union Point, Oa., Oct 9. 1882; a.
William Wallace and Annie C. L.; ed.
at UafverBlty of South Carolina, B.
A., 1904. University of the South, B.
D., 1907; vice-president senior class
and student bodr, UDlversltr of
South Carolina, Blue Ribbon (Crown
and Serpent). University of the
South, Tarslt7 football team Univer-
sity of South Csrolina and Unlversltr
of the South, Clariosophlc socletTi Uni-
versltr of South oaroUna, Bopberim,
University ot the South, Punch and
Judr (dramatic clab),Universlt7 ot
the Sonth. president Clariosophlc soci-
etr, a society one hundreds years old
at University of the South, Dwight
medal at University of Che South for
phUoEophlcal and Biblical Greek, di-
rector of minstrel club at University
of South Carolina, mem. mterschol-
asUc Wi-ltera club. B. U.; twice rep-
resentative in the Southern Intercol-
leKlate Oratorical contest; InlUated
by Tennessee Omega. July 5, 190*;
eminent archon; delegate S. A. E.
nroeth anniversary convenUon, At-
lanta, 1908. author of song In 8. A. B.
•otig book; brother of Aiva M. Lnmp-
Wn, South Carolina Delta, and Mor^
m c. Lumpkin, South Carolina
Delta; priest of Protestant Episcopal
church, chairman Sunday School
»mmls«ion of the Dioc«» of South
t^mOn*; «Ml«taat cbtpUln ^nenl
o( the United Sons of CooMente
Veterans, also for South Carolina
campa; m. ICary Isabella Headttraon,
AprU S7, 1909. Address. Darlington.
8. C.
LUND, Benjamin Richard, atndesit: b.
May 16, 1891; s. Anthon and Bolette
lOCterson); student at University of
MlnaesoU; Initiated by HInneaoU
Alpha, Nov. tl. 1911; mem. Tan
Sbonka club. Residence, Dawson,
Mlno.
LUND. Oscar Simon, student; b. Hay
IS, 188S; s. Anthon and Bolette (Ot-
terson); student at University of
Minaesota; Initiated by Mln&esota
Alpba, Nov. 7, 1910; mem. Nu Sigma
Nu. Address. Dawson, Minn.
LUTZ. Fred RIchsrd, student; b. Feb.
e. 1S92; s. William and MetUda L.
(Russell) L.; student at University ot
Denver; initiated by Colorado Zeta,
Oct. 24, 1911. Address, 1779 8. Peart
St., Denver, Colo.
LUTZ, Henry Eugene, lawyer; b. Bnck-
hammon. W. Va, Aug. 20, 1880; s.
Kugene and Ada Bassel L.; ed. at
iTnlveralty of Virginia,, 1908; law
fraternity Phi DelU Phi, aasoclate
editor College annual; initiated by
Virgin Omlcron. Nov. 8. 1901; emi-
nent archon. Address, 629 Equitable
RIdg.. Denver, Colo.
LYDDAN, J. D„ farmer; b. Webster,
Kv., Sept 16, 1887; s. John and Alice
(Henry) L.; ed. Bethel (Allege 1907;
manager basketball, manager and
captain baseball, correspondent Beth-
el Athletic asBociatiani initiated by
Kentucky Iota, March IT, 1906; dep-
uty eminent archon; delegate prov-
ince convenUon, Naahville. Tenn.;
aflUlated with Kentucky Kappa;
brother of Michael H. Lyddan S. A.
E.: farming and live stock dealer;
mem. Good Luck 18 dub, a club ot
13 bachelors. Address, Webster,
Ky.
LYPORD, Pcroy Lang, forest wglneer;
b. Waverly, New Twk, Aug. 7, 1884;
s. Prederte B. and Cora (Lonman) L.;
ed. C^meU Universltr 1»M: varsity
basketball team, captain 1906-190C;
initiated by New Tork Al^a. Dec.
19, 19DS; mam. ot trm oC a A. LJ^
ford and Co.. pio i wers Im llMMt ■D^
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
US
ver work la Canada; Is a member ot
the Canadian society ot Forest Bn-
glneera, and ot the society ot Ameri-
can Foresters; evidence o( his work
is to be found In a general torest sur-
Ter and map ot soathem New Hamp-
aUre publldied in 1»B by the New
Hampshire Poreatir commission, as
wall as in the detailed torest surrey,
tncludlnc topographical maps tor the
Blordon company. The area covered
to date by the Hlordon survey Is
1,760 square miles; when a student at
Cornell he was prominent In all
tonus ot athleUcs, Including footbaD
and rowing. He was "stroke" ot the
Cornell "varsity" tour-oared crew,
which made a name tor themselves In
1902. Address, 206 Board ot Trade
Bldg., Montreal. Canada.
LYMAN, Charies Wood, postmaster;
b. New Orleans, La., Nov. 25, 1868; s.
W. R. and Uaiy A. (Campbell) L.;
ed. Southwestern Presbyterian Uni-
versity 1889; Eraduate Princeton
Seminary 1892 ; orator 1888 com-
mencement, president Waahington
Irving literary society, associate edi-
tor College Journal, elected alumni
poet; Initiated by Tennessee Zeta,
June 1887; postmaster at Rayne, I>a.;
president Louisiana State association
of Presidential postmasters; state
republican commlttoeman Louiaiana;
secretary Qay-Shattuck Law Bnforce-
ment league otAcadla parish, secretary
Acadia pariah execntlve committee,
secretary Rayne Fire aasoclatlon;
mem. Lake Charles lodge B. P. 0.
Elks; m. Louise Rochel, Jan. 31, 1908.
Address, Rayse, La.
LVNCH, William Edmund, student; fa.
Oct 12, 1892; s. WlUIam Edward and
Kate (Holsteln) L.; student at David-
son CoUege; Initiated by North Caro-
lina Theta. Jan.. 1910. Address,
Bdgefleld. S. C.
LYNE8, Carlos, real eaUte broker; b.
Charlotte. N. C, Oct », 1876; a. J.
Colton and Pauline (Hicbel) L.; ed.
at Georgia School of Technology,
1S97; aaalstsnt editor OeorgU Tech.;
Initiated by UeorgU FU, Sept. 189S:
district nMd conunlaaloBer, Atlanta
Tom Tenln, peat re p rasentatlTe
Gnad Lodge K. of P., awL Bad Hw,
Old Quard ot Gate City Guard; aon
ot J. Colton Lynes, North Carolina
Rho-Rho; mem. firm of Thomson
and Lynes, realty; m. Hartha Eleanor
Stapleton, June 14, 1900. Address,
18-20 Walton St. Atlanta, Ga.
tYON, Jamas Adair, Jr., university pro-
fessor; b. York, Penn., Hay 4, 187S;
s. James A. and EUsabeth (Barrin-
ger) L.; ed. Southwestern Preaby*
terlan University, 1895; vice-presi-
dent of class, football and track team
at Southwestern Presbyterian Uni-
versity and University ot Virginia,
president ot Stewerd Literary soci-
ety at Southwestern Presbyterian
University; Initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Dec. 13, 1893; eminent archon
of both Tennessee Zeta and Virginia
Omlcron; province convention, 1897,
delegate from Virginia Omlcron to
Nat'l convention at Nashville, 1898;
brother ot S. C. Lyon, Tennessee
Zeta; professor of physics at Tulane
University; mem. Astronomical and
Astrophyslcal societies; public lec-
tures on astronomical subjects; am-
ong the Illustrated scientific lectures
given by him are: "The Heavens and
the Earth." "The Solar System,"
"Comets," "Earth Heat;" m. Elisa-
beth Winston Antrim, Aug. ;S9, 1900.
Address, 1210 Broadway, New 0>
leans, La.
tY0N8, William Russell, mercantUe;
b. Morgantowa, W. Va., Sppt 87,
18S2; s. F. P. and Carrie (Donaldson)
L.; ed. Adrian College, 1910; presi-
dent freshman class, vice-president
Junior class, tootball, basketball and
baseball teams, president AthleUc aa-
soclatlon, basketball manager, presi-
dent Star liltersry society, debater la
the Star anniversary program; Initi-
ated by Hichigan Alpha, April 88,
1906; eminent archon, delegate to At-
lanta S. A E. Nat'l convention, 1906,
Ohio Wesleyan, 1908, provlace con-
vention, secretary and treasurer proT-
ince Delta 1908 to 1910. in attendance
as secretary and treaanrer pravlnoe
Delta convention, Chicago, 1910; rep-
reaentattve H. J. Heine Co.; repre-
sented Adrian College throng Weat
Vlr^nla a&& V«akxi\-na&a. «a. «bfits«~
WHO'S THO IN S. A. B.
MmADAM, Hanry Qraham, pbjBldan:
b. New York Ctty, Arrll 7, 1873; ■.
Qnham and M&ir Shoommaker
(Cone) H.; ed. at ColomDla Dnlvei^
slt7, 1896; flret prise In biology, hon-
ora in anatomr; Initiated by New
York Mu, Feb. 21, 18BE (charter
mem.); preeident province Beta;
delegate to Wa^lngton, 1902, and
Boflton, 1900, 8. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tlons, vice-president Nat'l board of
truatees, 19D0-; medical laapector
New York board ot Health, 18B5-;
medical luperTlaor of the Ward
Bread Co., visiting physlcltui Nortli-
weatern Dlapensary. 1897-1900, vlilt-
Ing physician Northern Dlspenaary.
1900-1903; Instructor New York Post
Uraduate Hospital. 1895-1910; medi-
cal Inspector ot schools, etc.; mem.
of New York, ijotmty and State Medi-
cal societies, president New York So-
ciet]' of Dermatology and Qenlto Uri-
nary Surgery, secretary New Post
Graduate Clinical society, former
president New York Alumni SMOcla^
tlon. Past Ezalter Ruler B. P. O.
Blks; m. Irene Van Tine, Jan. 19,
1899. Address, 544 W. ISTth St., New
York City.
MACARTNEY, Thomas Waksflald, en-
gineer; b. Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. SO,
1883; a. Frederick 0. and Charlotte E.
(Webster) M.; ed. at Purdue Univer-
sity, 1906; Initiated by Indiana Beta,
April 14, 1903; eminent archon, at-
tended province Delta convention. La
Fayette, 1906; city engineer's office;
m. Margaret Victoria Scarborough,
Sept, IS, 1911. Address, 2160 Laurel-
shade Ave., Seattle, Wash.
MACBRIDE, Philip D., lawyer; b. Iowa
City, Iowa, March 21, 1887; s. Thomas
H. and Harriet D. M.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Iowa, 1908; Initiated by Iowa
Beta, fait ot 1905; secretary and treas-
urer Seattle Alumni association, S.
A. E.; law firm ot Peterson and
Macbrlde; m. Edith Ball, Sept 4.
190A Address, 302 Hogue Bldg., Seat.
t/e, Waab.
MacCONNELL, John Wllsen, physi-
cian, college professor; b. McCon-
nellsvllle. S. C, Jan. 11, 1878; a. Mr.
and Mrs. John D. H.; ed. at Dftvldaon
College, 1903: class vice-president.
College baseball; initiated by North
Carolina Theta. Sept. 7, 1899; emi-
nent archon; delegate Boston S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, 1900, attended
province Gamma convention at Chai^
lotce; protesBor biology, Davidson Col-
lege, former resident physician Pres-
byterian hospital, Baltimore; m. Ag-
nes Doyle at BalUmore, July 28,
1909. Address, Davidson, N. C.
MacELROY, Andrew Jackson, pub-
lisher; b. Homeworth, Ohio, S'ept. 14,
1875; a. William and Ellia Ann U.;
ed. at Cornell University, 1S98; mem.
class day committee, manager and
mem. Lacrosse team, cross country
team, mem. of debating and literary
societies, coutrlbutor to College an-
nual; Initiated by New York Alpha,
May 18, 18!>8; attended Atlanta S.
A. E. Nat'l convention, 1906; con-
tributor to the Record, founder ot
New York Delta; general agent tor
D, Appleton and Co.; treasurer
Acorn Publishing Co; contributor to
magazines under the nom de plume
ot Jock MacQregor; mem. American
Academy oC Political Science and
American Geographical aociety;
made the world's record for encircl-
ing the earth in 1908 tor the New
York American; lecturer on travel
and educational subjects: m. Laora
Agnes JoDCB, Dec. 25, 1900. Resl-
denoe, 580 W. 16lBt St., oIBce, 36
w. 32nd St., New York City.
MacGOWAN, William Nelson, student;
b, 1889; s. Mr. and Emallne (Nelson)
M.; student at Harvard University;
freshman football, varsity scrubs;
initiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
May, 1910, Address, 213 B. Court St.,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
MACK, William, lawyer, law writer
and author; b. Mayesvllle, S. C, Oct
24, 1805; s. Joseph Bingbam and
Harriet (Banks) M.; ed. at David-
son College, 1883, University of Mis-
souri. 1S8T, University of Calltomla;
salutatorlan at Davidson, valedlc-
tarlan at Hlaaourl; Initlatad by
WHO'S WHO IN a. A. EL
IK
North CbtoIIdk TheU, Hay 22, 1883,
later aOtUated wltb HlHOurl AluhA,
later affiliated with CaUfornla Alpha;
eminent archon; president Chatta-
nooga b. A. E. Nat'l convention,
1898; delegate LoulavUle, 1888.
Chattanooga, 1892, Washington, 1894,
S. A E. Nat'l conventions; revived
Missouri Alpha, co-founder of Cali-
fornia Alpha; brother of Aloxaadar
Mack, North Carolina Tliota, Edward
Mack, North Carolina Theta, Har-
rington MacK, North Carolina Theta,
FtkhcIb Murrj Mack, North Carolina
Theta; mem. American Bar associa-
tion; author of seventr-flve Isw
books. Mason, Knight Templar,
Shrlner; m. Minnie Frank Bajlei
(deceased), June 1, 1899. Addreas,
SO Wail St. New Work City.
MACKALL, Hsnry Clinton, Uwyer; b.
Moorhead, Minn., Feb. 18, 1886; a.
Benjamin F. and Mary K. M.; ed. at
University of MlnnesoU, 1806, Har-
vard University, 1S09; permaneBt
chairman class executive committee
at Unlveretty of Minnesota, claca
baseball and basketball, associate
editor Minnesota Magazine, Bong and
Stein, Scabbard and Blade, Delta
Chi; United States army recommen-
dation from University of Minnesota
corps of cadets, captain Co. A. Unlvei^
slty of Minnesota corps of cadets; Ini-
tiated by MlunesoU Alpha, Oct 17,
1903, later affiliated with Massachu-
setts Gamma; eminent warden, hei^
aid, chronicler; attended province
Delta convention, 1904, province Al-
pha, 1910. Address, 701 HlnnesoU
Loan and Trust Bldg., Minneapolis,
Minn.
MACKALL, Porter Alexander, mercan-
tile; b. Savannah, Oa., Jan. 18, 1890; .
B. William Whann and Annie (Oreen)
M.; ed. at Virginia Military Institute,
1910; vice-president final ball, cheer
leader, second lieutenant cadets; Inl-
Uated by Virginia Theta, Sept, 1906;
eminent herald, warden; with Ameri-
can Naval Stores Co. Address, 12
W. Harris St, Savannah, Ga.
MacKENZIE, Frederick Wtlltam, editor;
b. Black Earth, Wis., July ^1, 1898;
8. John Benjamin and Annie (Johns)
M.; ed. at University of Wisconsin,
ISOS; chairman Cap and Gown com-
mittee. Iron Cross, editor Sphinx, as-
sociate editor Wisconsin Llterarr
Magaslne, secretary student confer-
ence committee, commencement day
orator; initiated by Wisconsin Alpha,
April 18, 1903; eminent srchon,
chronicler; managing editor LaFoI-
lette'fl Weekly Magazine. Address,
803 State 8t, Msdiaon, Wis.
MACKEY, Richard Nathan, physician
and surgeon; b. Waverly Penn., Jan.
6, ISS7; s. N. C. and Anna (BUss)
M-; ed. at BuckneU University, 1908;
Initiated by Pennsylvania Zeta, June
IT, 190E; house surgeon Moses Tay-
lor hospital, assistant to chief sur-
geon D. L. and W. R. R., mem. Am-
erican Hedlcal society, Pennsylvania
Medical society, former president
Andre's Medical society. Medico Chi,
Philadelphia; Mason. Address, care
Moses Taylor Hospital, Scran ton.
MacKNiOHT, John Henry, telephone
manager; b. Jersey City. N. J., Nov.
25, 1880; s. John and Mary M.; ed.
University of Minnesota 1907; chair-
man class finance committee, presi-
dent Sis Year Medics; Initiated by
Minnesota Alpha Oct 17, 1903; oo-
foiinder Iowa Beta; m. Bertha Helen
Brooks, Sept 17, 1908. Address, 418
3. Spring Ave., Sioux Falls, S. D.
MACLAY, Edgar Qlelm, engineer; b.
Tipton, Miss., Aug. 7, 1879; s. Cyrus
Culbertson and Laura B. M.; ed. Uni-
versity of Missouri 1902; initiated by
Missouri Alpha, Sept 18, 1899; vice-
president Chicago Alumni association
S. A. E. 1908-9; brother of William
H. Maclay, Missouri Alpha; chief
engineer of The American Construc-
tion Co., Houston; associate member
American society of Civil Bnglneen.
Address, 91& Carter Bldg., Houston,
Tex.
MACLEAN, Malcolm Roderick, mercan-
tile; b. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 24, 1885;
s. Malcolm and Mary Mcintosh
(Mills) M,; ed. George Sifiool of
Technology 1906; class bletorlan,
toastmaster senior banquet, captain
track, editor-in-chief Geor^ Tech,
cheer leader; Initiated by Georgia PU,
Oct. ^, 1.WJl\ emVtt«B.\. \x«uw»vc-. «r
166
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
tended AtlanUc City S. A. E. Natl con-
yea tion, 1909; sales agent American
Steel Foundries; mem. Bngineers'
club of Philadelphia, Oglethrope club
of Savannah, Universitj club of Phil-
adelphia, Springhaven Country club.
Address, Chester, Penn.
MacMILLAN, James Blaine; b. PhUa-
delphia, Penn., April 13, 1882; s.
James R. and Annie B. (Ray) M.; ed.
George Washington University; initi-
ated by Washington City Rho 1908;
private secretary to Peter A. B. Wld-
ener; traveled six months through
England, France, Germany, Denmark,
Sweden and Russia; F. and A. M.;
mem. West Overbrook Tennis club,
West Overbrook, Penn. Address, 829
Highland Ave., Philadelphia, Penn.
MADDOX, Robert Foster, banker, form-
er mayor; b. Atlanta, Ga., April 4*
1870; s. Robert F. and Nannie (Rey-
nolds) M.; ed. University of G^eorgia,
Harvard; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Oct 4, 1886; vice-president of the
American National Bank, treasurer,
Maddox-Rucker Co.; county commis-
sioner of Fulton county, 1907-08;
mayor of AtlanU, Ga., 1909-10; menu
Capitol City, Piedmont Driving, Atlan-
ta Athletic, Harvard^ Address, care
American National Bank, Atlanta,
Ga.
MADIERA, Easton Earl, clergyman; b.
St Louis, Mo., Jan. 8, 1868; s. Addison
D. and Marie Louise (Isette) M.; ed.
St Stephen's College; senior prize
essay; initiated by New York Sigma-
Phi, Nov.5 , 1896; contributor to S.A.
E. Song book; traveled in Europe,
Orient, Holy Land and Egypt; author
of Mission of the Episcopal Church
to the Twentieth Century; m. Marie
Louise Ireland, Dec. 22, 1896. Ad-
dress, St. James Rectory, 54 N. Frank-
lin St., Titusville, Penn.
MAGENiS, John Edward, lawyer, form-
er legislator; o. North Adams, Mass.,
May 6, 1873; s. Daniel B. and Mary
(Kelly) M.; ed. Boston University,
1894; initiated by Massachusetts Beta^
Upsilon, April ZJ, 1892, (charter
mem.); eminent andion; mem. Massa-
chusetts legislature, 1897-98; special
Justice district court of Northern
Berkshire; m. Anna Bola&d» 1898.
Address, 45 Main St, North
Mass.
MAHAFFEY, Hambleton Boyd, student;
b. Dec. 26, 1891; s. Elmer Elbridge
and Sarah Ann (Wilson) M.; stu-
dent at St Stephen's College; secre-
tary-treasurer Dragon's club, society
for promotion of Religion and Learn-
ing in Church Schools, Colleges and
Seminaries; first prise in matha-
matics which was open to freshmen
and sophomores of all Episcopal
Church Colleges; initiated by New
York Sigma-Phi, mov. 19, 1909. Ad-
dress, 1124 15th Ave., Altoona, Penn.
MAHAFFIE, George Barton, student;
b. Oct 3, 1889; s. George B. and Mary
(Williams) M.; student at University
of Oklahoma; initiated by Oklahoma
Kappa, Feb. 3, 1912; mem. University
football squad 1911. Address, Hobart
Okla.
MALLORY, Harry Winthrop, Jr^ stu-
dent; b. April 23, 1892; s. H. W. and
Katie (McRae) M.; student at David-
son College; initiated by North Car-
olina Theta, Jan. 8, 1912. Address,
Laurinburg, N. C.
MALLORY, Hugh 8. D., lawyer; b.
Talladega county, Ala., Feb. 6, 1848;
s. James and Ann M. (Darby) M.; ed.
University of Virginia; mem. JefTer-
son society; initiated by Virginia Omi-
cron, 1868; several years chairman of
Democratic State Executive Commit-
tee, former president of Dallas
County Bar association and State Bar
association of Alabama, former
Grand Master of Masons and Grand
Dictator of Knights of Honor, presi-
dent of Alabama Baptist State con-
vention, vice-president of Southern
Baptist convention; m. Jacqueline
Louisa Moore, Oct 15, 1872. Resi-
dence, 225 Lafsley St, office. Baker
Bldg., Selma, Ala.
MANN, Edwin J., manufacturer; b.
West Paris, Me., March 11, 1878; s.
Lewis M. and Mary A. (Towne) M.;
ed. University of Maine 1900; initi-
ated by Maine Alplia, Feb. 82, 1901;
Junior partner of firm of Lewis M.
Mann and Sons; F. and A. M. Ad-
dress, West Paris, Me.
MANN, James Tift, city attorney; b.
Albany, Gku, March 24, 1880; a. Wal-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
167
ter D. and Irene (Tift) M.; ed. Uni-
veraity of the South 1899, University
of Georgia 1900; initiated by Tennes-
see Omega, Dec. 17, 1896; police com-
missioner, chairman Democratic coun-
ty executive committee; mem.
Georgia legislature, 1905-06; as-
sistant Judge advocate National Guard
of Georgia 1906-7; city attorney Al-
bany, Ga., 1906 — ; Elk; m. Mary
Royall SUllwell, Jan. 12, 1911. Ad-
dress, 424 Tift St, Albany, Ga.
MANNING, M. N., lawyer; b. Line-
viUe, Ala., July 8, 1867; s. Henry
A. and Martha C. (Burroughs) M.;
ed. Southern University; represented
Belle Lettre literary society in con-
test for sophomore medal, also contest
for Orator's Medal during commence-
ment 1887; initiated by Alabama
Iota, May 26, 1886; former editor Clay
County Advance; Judge of the County
court of Clay county, 1890-1904; lay
delegate to North Alabama annual
conference M. E. church. South; lay
delegate to General Conference of
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
Asheville, N. C, May, 1910; vice-pres-
ident of the Alabama Sunday School
association; m. MoUie E. Garrison,
Nov. 10, 1891. Address, 171 South St,
Talladega, Ala.
MANGUM, Robert Henry, deputy solici-
tor; b. Tuskegee, Ala., April 21, 1876;
s. T. F. and Julia (Perkins) M.; ed.
Southern University 1895; commence-
ment orator, associate editor College
magazine, manager baseball team,
class historian; initiated by Alabama
Iota, Feb. 29, 1892; deputy solicitor
for Dallas county; Mason, Knight of
Pythias, Odd Fellow, Elk. Address,
1009% Broad St, Selma, Ala.
MANSFIELD, Joseph Wiikins, lawyer;
b. Jelferson county, G«l, Sept 18,
1880; s. J. G. and Margaret (Cheyne)
M.; ed. Central University 1899, (then
Centre College); initiated by Ken-
tucky Kappa, Sept 16, 1894; brother
of E. C. Mansfield (deceased), Ken-
tucky Kappa; mem. House of Repre-
sentatives, 1910-11; past dictator
Loyai Order of Moose; m. Margaret
Ravenel, Dec. 11, 1906. Address,
Harris Bldg., Spartansburg, S. C.
MAPESy Milton Cravvford, engineer; b.
New York City, April 4, 1888; s.
Charles A. and Clara B.; ed. Columbia
University 1909; King's Crown club,
second varsity basebail; initiated by
New York Mu, Oct 11, 1906; eminent
correspondent; delegate to Atlantic
City S. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1909;
department of lighting engineer. Gen-
eral Electric Co. Address, 32 Rugby
Road, Schenectady, N. Y.
MARKy Clarence, manufacturer; b.
Chicago, 111., Oct 30, 1882; s. Clay-
ton and Hannah (Griffith) M.; ed. at
Harvard University; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, Dec. 12, 1908;
attended S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Atlantic City, 1909; brother of Clay-
ton Mark, Jr., Illinois Beta; served
as vice-president of Evanston S. A. B.
Alumni association; in charge of
Mark Mfg. Co., plant at Evanston,
111.; mem. University club of Chica-
go and Harvard club of Chicago; m.
Francis Tracy, April 14, 1908. Ad-
dress, 916 Elmwood Ave., Evanston,
111.
MARLAND, William Henry, manufac-
turer; b. Coming, N. Y., July 6. 1874;
s. George M. and Almira M.; ed.
Cornell University, 1901; initiated by
New York Alpha, Oct 9, 1898; treas-
urer and manager of Reading Rubber
Manufacturing Co. and agent for San-
ford Mills, Dept L.; m. Marion
G. Goodall, Jan. 14, 1903. Residence,
Shailer St., Brookline, Mass., office,
Reading, Mass.
MARSH, George Austin, Jr., student;
b. Dec. 6, 1892; s. George A. and At^
lanta Gerry (Tuttle) M.; student at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Delta, Oct. 6,
1911. Address, 311 Mesa Ave., Pueb*
4 lo, Colo.
MARSH, Michael Goodrum, clergyman;
b. Bedford, Tenn., March 17, 1871;
s. John W. and Sarah L. M.; ed.
Southwestern Baptist University,
1897; special honors in English; initi-
ated by Tennessee Eta, Sept 18,
1897; founder and promoter of the
World Wide Orphanage Union; m.
Anna Lelia Beasley, Dec. 4, 1898. Ad-
dress, Flintville, Tenn. ,
MARSHALL, George S., lawyer; b. near
Coming, 0.» 3w3u ^%. \%^^\ %. ^^!«i«c^^
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and TbereBa (Maxwell) M.; ed. Ohio
State University 1897; represented
Ohio State In Intercollegiate oratori-
cal contest, president senior class, as-
sociate editor-in-chief of College paper
The Lantern; Phi Delta Phi; initUted
by Ohio Theta, April 6, 1896; mem.
city council of Columbus, deputy
inspector of Building and Loan
association of Ohio, 1901-03; speci-
al counsel of city of Colum-
bus, 1905-09, city solicitor, 1909-10;
mayor, Columbus, Ohio, 1910-12;
mem. F. and A. M., 38nd degree; I.
O. O. F.. M. W. A., W. O. W. Im-
perial Order of Red Men, Royal Ar-
canum. Residence, 217 •/. lltii Aye.,
office, 1011-1014 Outlook Bldg., Colum-
bus, O.
MARSHALL, L. J., clergyman; b.
Adrian county. Mo., Jan. 24, 1870; s.
William and Mary J. (Wigington) M.;
ed. University of Missouri; editor-in-
chief of Saritar; initiated by Missouri
Alpha, Sept 29, 1894; eminent archon,
delegate to Washington &>. A. E. Nat'l
convention, 1894; minister Wabash
Ave., Christian church, Kansas City;
mem. and secretary of board of direc-
tors of Christian Church Hospital as-
sociation ; ; m. May Belle Hammott,
1896. Address, 3306 Olin St., Kansas
City, Mo.
MARSHALL, Malcolm Yeaman, stu-
dent; b. Henderson, Ky., Sept. 14,
1889; 8. William Jefferson and Lelia
(Yeaman) M.; medical student at Uni-
versity of Michigan; class president,
representative to medical society; Nu
Sigma Nu; pathology staff; initiated
by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov. 1906; emi-
nent warden, custodian, historian.
Address, 604 Center St., Henderson,
Ky.
MARSTON, Benjamin, state senator;
. ed. Kentucky Military Institute; initi-
ated by Kentucky Chi, Nov. 10, 1869;
served in Confederate army, volun-
teering as a private at the age of 19
and came out a colonel, fought in the
battle of Belmont, Shiloh (where he
was wounded and promoted on the
field by General Polk), Perry vllle,
Murfreesboro , Poison Springs; en-
tered political life in 1865, after the
surrender of Lee; served in the La.
state senate from 1879 to 1884; 1908
to 1910. Then resigned because of
big overflow of Red river In 1908
which cost him a fortune; served on
the Crop Pest commission four years,
and has fought the Boll Weevil
eight years and has succeeded as is
attested by the best planters on xwed
River and elsewhere; also taught the
South how to overcome the Cotton
Caterpillar, out of which the South
has made hundreds of millions of
dollars; he also passed through the
Louisiana senate the fishing bill; he
is a fisherman as well as an agricul-
turist. Address, Shreveport, La.
MARTIN, Carroll B^ student; b. June
22, 1892; s. W. W. and Lee (Brown-
ing) M.; student at State University
of Iowa; Polygon and Irving liter-
ary societies. Si Mu, Owl and Keys,
first sergeant Co. C. cadets, associate
editor Daily lowan, sophomore cotil-
lion committee; initiated by Iowa
Beta, Feb. 11, 1911. Address, Van
Meter, la.
MARTIN, Edward Berry; b. Bufaula,
Ala., Dec. 1, 1885; s. Bugene C. and
Mary Eugenia (Berry) M.; ed. ESmory
College, 1906; Krex, class basketball,
football, baseball and relay; freshman
commencement speaker, senior honor
roll, senior biology medal, secretary
athletic association; Initiated by
Oeorgia Epsilon, Sept 19, 1902; emi-
nent archon, treasurer, correspon-
dent; attended Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, 1907. Residence, 18, 10th
St, office, Georgia Chemical Works,
Augusta, Ga.
MARTIN, John D., manufacturer; b.
Cleveland, O., Feb. 29, 1880; s. Ed-
win S. and Agnes (Alford) M.; ed.
Ohio SUte University, 1901; initiated
by Ohio Theta, Jan. 14, 1899; manu-
facturer of pressed brick; m. Elisa-
beth D. Reid, Oct 11, 1905. Address,
New Straitsville, O.
MASSEE, W. Welllngtony educator; b.
Modena, Wis., 1874; s. William Mas-
see; ed. University of Minnesota,
1901, Columbia University; managing
editor Minnesota magazine, associate
editor Minnesota Daily, alternate in-
tercollegiate debating team; initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, Jan. 27, 1892,
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. IL
m
(charter mem.): heodmaiter Hums
countrr Sbhool and Kauee Summer
Tutoring School; aattaor of Bast of
Obc&t Wilde, Modem Dramatics, How
to Study Shakeapeare, Engllih A, Bn-
gltsh B; mem. School Halter's asao-
elation. New Tork City; American
PIsygoera, Nat'l OeograpUc eoclatr>
W&Bhlngton; m. Florence A. Masraw,
190G. Addreea, Nat'l Arts Club, New
York City.
MATHEWS, Gordon, mercantile; b.
Joneaboro, Ark., June 1, 1880; a. Z.
T. and CynthU J. (Witt) M.; ed.
University ot Arkanaaa 1900; class
prealdent, football; Initiated by Ar>
kanaaa Alpba-Dpallon, Oct 8, 1898;
Elka; m. Bertha Keimedr, April 12,
1903. Address, 711 Union St. Jonea-
boro. Ark,
MATHEWS, Richard Leonard, physi-
cian and surgeon; b. Springfield,
renn., Feb. 6, ISSS; b. Samuel A. and
Minnie Belle (Izor) M.; ed. Vander-
bllt University 190S; class honor
roll; Initiated by Tennessee Nu, Sept
27, 1902; Mason, M. W. A., A. O. U.
H.; m. Tablthla Blanche Moore,
daughter of Col. Quiltord S. Moore.
Address, W. May St, Springfield,
MATHIA8, Daniel Francis, student; b.
Dec. 24, 1892; s. D. W. Mathlas; stu-
dent at Tulane University, Unlveraity
of Illinois; A. K. K.; InlUated by
Illinois Theta, Jan. 16, 1911, later
afflliated with Louisiana Tau-UpsUon.
Address, 1139 W. Howard Ave., 31-
loxl MtsB.
MATTHEWS, Albert Thompeon, sup-
erintendent; b. April 2, 1ST7; s.
Robert Allen and Salile (Thompaon)
M.; ed. Qeorgla School of Technol-
ogy, 1898; InlUated by Georgia Phi,
Feb. 2, 1896 ; superintendent of
Thomaaton Cotton Mills; m. Joae-
phlne Stamps, Jan. 1, 1900. Addreaa,
Thomaston, Qa.
MATTI80N, George Eaton, lawyer; b.
Clinton, la.. Sept. 22, 1S7&; a. B. F.
and Helen C. (Baton) H.; ed. at
Northwestern nnlTeraltj. University
Of Iowa, L. L. B., 1899; InltUted by
Illinois Psi-Omega, Sept 23, 189G;
amlnent archoa, herald, recorder;
mayor ot MechanlceviUe, la., 1900;
Mason, B. P. o. E„ K. of P.; m. Im-
die Ellla, Sept 8, 190E. Address,
Dolorea, Colo.
MAUPIN, Edward Bewlin, banker; b.
Shelbyville, Tenn., July IS, 1886; ed.
Vanderbtlt University; prealdoit ot
Junior clasa. Commodore clnb, maiia>-
ger baseball team; initiated br Tea-
nessee Nu, Feb., 1905: eminent
chronicler; assistant caahler People
National Bank; m. Mary Kennedy,
Nov. 9, 1910. Address, ShelbyrlUe,
Tenn.
MAYO, Lincoln, mechanical engineer;
b. Boston, Mass., Sept 26. 1886; s.
Eliot B. and Susan E. (Lincoln) M.;
ed. Masaachusetta Institute of Tech-
nology. 1909; InlUated by Massachn-
Betia lota-Tau. t'eb. II, 1906; eminent
deputy archon. Addreaa, II Robeson
St., Jamaica Plain, Boaton, Mass.
MAYTAG, Lawls Bergman, mechanical
engineer; b. Newton, la., Aug. 24,
-SS8: a F. L. and Dena (Bergman)
M.; ed. Iowa State Oollege 1910;
Kappa Phi; Calculus, varsity base-
hall, claas tennis; initiated by Iowa
Gamma, Hay, 1906; eminent record-
er, warden: delegate AtlanUc CHty
S. A. B. Nat'l convenUon, 1809; mem.
board of directors of Iowa Qamma
association; aaalstant general mana-
ger The MayUg Co.; B. P. O. B.:
traveled In Europe 1909. Address,
Neinon. la.
MCALLISTER, Chariea Eldridge. atu-
dent; b. Oct 10, 1894; a. Chariea
li^dward and xJllzabeth (Qreen) U.;
Etudent at St. Stephen's College;
clasa secretary and treaanrer, presi-
dent freshman debating club. Dragon
club, Glee club, elementary Greek
Prlxe; initiated by New Tork Slgma>
Pbj. Nov. 18. 1910. Address, «07 Stli
St.. N. B. Washington, D. G.
McARY, Hugh Monroe, atudent; b.
Dec. 22, 1893; s. Daniel Hunter and
Carrie (Monroe) M.; student at
Davidson College; IniUated by
North Carolina Theta. Dec. 12, 1911.
Addreaa. Laurinburg, N. C.
McCaba, Howard H„ mercantile; b,
Carnegie, Penn., Dec. 12, 1887; s.
L. H. and Alice J. (Hults) H.; ed.
Pennsylvania State College; initiated
by Pennsylvania UBbar'bAa., tya...
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
1908; with Allegheny Safe Deposit
Co.; mem. American Forester's asso-
ciation; m. Marguerite Marlon Kirk,
June 28, 1911. Address, 1246 Resaca
Place, Pittsburgh, Penn.
McCALLIE, Spencer Jarnagin, educa-
tor; b. Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 24,
1875; s. Thomas Hooke and Ellen
(Jarnagin) M.; ed. Southwestern
Presbyterian Uniyersity 1897, gradu-
ate work University of Chicago; foot*
ball team; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Dec. 5, 1892; eminent archon;
attended Washington S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, 1892, Nashville, 1898;
headmaster the McCallie School;
mem. American Historical associa-
tion, American Political Science as-
sociation; traveled in Europe sum-
mers of 1908 and 1911; delivered
alumni address, 1910; m. Alice Flet-
cher, Aug. 15, 1906. Address, The
McCallie School, Chattanooga, Tenn.
McCAMANT, Bruce, draughtsman and
estimator; b. Harrlsburg, Penn., May
4, 1882; s. Thomas and Delia M.; ed.
Pennsylvania State College, 1904; in-
itiated by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta,
Nov. 1, 1900; eminent archon, chron-
icler, correspondent, herald; dele-
gate to Washington 1902, Memphis
1904 S. A E. Nat'l conventions; chap-
ter editor 1904 catalogue; with
Pennsylvania Steel Co., Steelton.
Address, 511 N. 2nd St, Harrlsburg,
Penn.
McCAMPBELL, Eugene Franklin, sec-
retary state board of health, univer-
sity professor; b. MarysviUe, Ohio,
April 15, 1883; s. James McCampbell;
ed. at Ohio State University, Univer-
sity of Chicago, Rush Medical Col-
lege; Ph. D., cum laude, Chicago, Sig-
ma Xi; initiated by Ohio Theta,
Nov. 30, 1901; eminent recorder;
professor of bacteriology Ohio State
University, secretary state board of
health of Ohio, author of Laboratory
Methods for Experimental Study of
University General Bacteriology, and
numerous articles on pathology and
bacteriology; mem. American Asso-
ciation of Bacteriologists and Patho-
logists; traveled in Mexico to inves-
tigate typhus fever; m. Katherine
Scott, Jan. 14, 1906. Address, Ohio
State University, Columbus, Ohio.
MeCANN, Frank, lawyer; b. Pittsbnri^
Penn; ed. at University of Mlchifljm,
University of Southern Califomia;
Phi DelU Phi; initiated by Michigan
Iota-Beta, Nov. 6, 1910. Address, 707
Equitable Savings Bank Bldg., Los
Angeles, Cal.
McCART, Robertt Jr., mining engineer;
b. Ft Worth, Tex., Dec. 18, 1882; s.
Robert and Fannie B. M.; ed. at
Colorado School of Mines, 1905; ini-
tiated by Colorado Lambda, Jan. 30,
1903; eminent correspondent; mana-
ger Inde Gold Mining Co.; mem.
American Institute of Mining Engin-
eers. Address, Inde, Durango, Mex-
ico, or Arlington Heights, Ft Worth,
Tex.
McCartney, John David, publisher;
8. Thomas J. and (Gertrude (Neigh-
bour) M.; ed. at Northwestern Uni-
versity, University of Georgia, 1902;
senior essayist. Casque and Gauntlet,
editor-in-chief College annual Pan-
dora and College Monthly Georgian,
mem. winning intercollegiate debat-
ing team, 1902, officer of Press club,
English Literature club, Wiregrass
club; initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega,
Dec. 3, 1898, later affiliated with
(Georgia Beta; eminent deputy ar-
chon, treasurer, correspondent; at-
tended Atlanta S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1909, province Epsilon conven-
tion, Macon, 1901, Rome, 1909, pres-
ent at installation of Illinois Beta,
president province ESpsilon, 1911-,
vice-president province Epsilon,
1910, contributor to Record and Phi
Alpha; one of the owners and man-
aging editor of Tribune-Herald,
Rome, Ga., associate editor Monthly
Masonic Magazine, secretary manu-
facturers and Merchants 'association,
magazine contributor. Knight Temp-
lar, Shriner, Elk, past eminent com-
mander. Crusader Commandery,
Knights Templar, director Poosa
Country club; m. Jeanne L. Brown,
April 22, 1908. Address, Tribune-
Herald Bldg., Rome, Ga.
McCLEARY, Elmer Theodore* superin-
tendent; b. Pine Grove, Fnrnance,
Penn., Aug. 27, 1878; s. Bphriam and
Isabel M.; ed. at Pennsylvania State
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College, 1901; clus president aid
mem. executive oommlttee, captain
basketball, msjisger football, mem.
Dramatic club; Initiated by Fennsjl-
vanla Alpha-Zeta. Sept 86, 1807; emi-
nent arcbon; attended province con-
Tentlon at Lewlsborg, 1898 and Cai^
Usle, 1900; superintendent Toonss-
town Sheet and Tube Co., mem. Am-
erican Chemical society, American
and InternaUonal Society ot Testing;
Materials, author of several metal-
lurgical papers on Iron, steel and
coal; m. Anna Jenkins, Feb. 1, 1906.
Address, 161G Elm Bt, Youngstown,
Ohio.
IcCLINTOCK, John Thomas, Unlvei^
slty professor. Junior dean College ot
medicine; b. Burlington, la., June 1,
1873, s. J. C. and M. B. H.; ed. State
University or Iowa; Initiated by Iowa
Beta, Feb. 1905; brother or Calvin Ter-
rr HcCllntock, Iowa Beta; professor
physiology and Junior dean College
of Medicine, State University of
Iowa; studied at Vienna, Leipzig and
Berlin University; m. Beulah H.
Qeorge, June 20, 1900. Address, 230
Falrchild St, Iowa City, la.
IgCLURE, Alfred Rose, student; b.
April 9, 1889; s. Robert S. and EUa
(Caldwell) H.; student at Allegheny
College; secretary-treasurer athletic
aasociaUon, sclentiflc club; initiated
by Pennsylvania Omega, March 14,
1908. Address, Sandy Lake, Penn.
IcCONN, Chsrles Maxwell, University
secretaiT and registrar; b. Ironton,
0., July 22, 1881; s. David Charles
and Fanny (Lewis) M.; ed. Univer-
sity of Minnesota 1904; associate edi-
tor Minnesota magazine; initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, Jan. ST, 1902,
(charter mem.) ; eminent archon,
chronicler; delegate Washington S.
A. EL Natl convention, 1902; prov-
ince Delta convention Minneapolis,
1904; secretary and registrar Uni-
versity of Illinois; m. Prudence
X^Uy Pratt, June 24, 1908. Address,
1106 California Ave., Drbana, ni.
IcCONNELL, Wllltam Ross, mercan-
tile; b. Mt Airy. Oa.. April 17, 1883;
s. John C. and Hester (ITurr) M.;
•d. Haroer University 1906: InitUted
by Georgia Fsl, Sept 17, 188S;
brother of E. V. McConnell, Georgia
Fsl; attended province Qamma con-
vention, 1901 ; manager McConnell
Wholesale Shoe Co.; mem. United
Commercial Travelers, Elk; m. Jane
C. Ware, June 1, 1909. Address, 82
Academy St, Qainesvllle, Qa.
McCORO, Edwin Alphonso. student; b.
Georg^wn, IU.( Dec. 6, 1888; m,
Oria L. and Ella (Barnes) M.; stu-
dent at Northwestern University;
Inklated by Illinois Fsi-Omega, June
9, 1911; eminent recorder. Address,
602 W. Madison St, Danville, 111.
McCORD, Quyt* P., lawyer; b. Cairo,
Ga., 8«pt. 2, 1884; a. James W. and
Mary C. (Walker) M.; ed. Waaklng-
toD and Lee University 1909; var-
sity football; initiated by Virginia
Sigma, Feb. 29, 1908; mem. Semi-
nole club at Florida State which un-
Buccessfully petitioned the Memphis
convention, 1904, petitioner from local
to that conventldn; United States
commissioner, county solicitor, coon-
sel for C. P. and A. Ry Co.; mem.
B. P. O. Elks. Address, Tallahassee,
Pia.
Mccormick, Orover Newton, lawyer;
b. Brighton, Tenn., Dec. 23, 1886; s.
0. N. and Nannie M. M.; ed. (Cum-
berland University, 1909, Ersklne
College, 1908; valedictortah law
ctaEB, orator Academic class. Junior
debater in Academic at BrsUne,
represented law class In Pennsy^
vanla state oratorical contest, man-
ager Brskine CktUege baseball team,
won Junior debater's medal and the
Kirkpatrick medal for best orator at
Ersklne, represented Ersklne in
South Carolina state oratorical con-
test and won medal; Initiated by
Tennessee Lambda, Oct, 1909; emi-
nent archon; mem. Business Men's
club and Memphis Athletic club.
Residence, 99 Aubumdale St, olBce,
102-4 Porter Bldg., Memphis, Tenn.
McCORMfCK, John J. D„ student; at
Ck>mell University; football, base-
ball; Dunstan, Aleph Semach, soph-
more pipe committee, genera] comp
mlttee; Initiated by New . York
Alpha. Address, 226 Chestnut St,
Bolyoke, Mass.
UeCORMlCK, A«.'in«>'n& ^wiSkW. «»
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doit; b. Dec. 4, 1892; s. A. L. and
MolUe (RoyaU) M.; student at Tu-
lane Univenity; Junior club; initi-
ated by Louisiana Tau-Upailon, Oct
17, 1910. AddreM, Senatobia, Miae.
McCORRY, Thomat, lawyer, judge; b.
Jackson, Tenn., April 29, 1872; e.
Henry Wood and Lucy (Cole) M.; ed.
Cumberland University 1895; initi-
ated by Tennessee Lambda, Septv
19, 1894; county judge of Madison
county, Tenn.; m. Saddle E. Mercer,
Dec. 6, 1906. Address, 101 Bolirar
St, Jackson, Tenn.
McCORVEY, Qessner Tutwiier, law-
yer; b. Greene Springs, Ala., Aug.
26, 1882; s. Thomas Chalmers and
Netta (Tutwiler) M.; ed. University
of Alabama 1903; secretary-treasur-
er Kent club, varsity football, class
baseball and football, freshman hon-
or roll; first lieutenant University
cadet corp in junior and senior year,
color sergeant in sophomore year;
Initiated by Alabama Mu, Oct 8,
1898; junior member law firm of
Inge and McCorvey. Address, 309-11
Van Antwerp Bldg., Mobile, Ala.
MeCRILLIS, Ralph Waldo, lawyer; b.
Denver, Colo., Nov. 6, 1882; s. Edwin
and Mary A. M.; ed. University of
Michigan, 1906; chairman Cap and
Oown committee; Colorado club;
initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov.
13, 1903; eminent chronicler. Resi-
dence, 1208 Race St, office, Bquit-
able Bldg., Denver, Colo.
MoCULLOUQH, Joseph Allen, lawyer;
b. Sept 9, 1865; s. A. C. and Ann R.
(McCullough) Steppe, adopted by
uncle and name changed; ed. Uni-
versity of South Carolina, lb67; pres-
ident Clanasophic, editor Collegian;
initiated by South Carolina Delta, Jan.
10, 1884; delegate Atianta S. A B. Nat'l
convention 1886; associate editor of
Record; former member state legis-
lature of South Carolina, city attor-
ney, special judge Court of Appeals;
m. Maud d'Alorgny, 1890. Address,
208 Broadus /Lve., GemmiU, S. C.
MeOONNELL, Arohie, meroanUle; b.
Okolona, Miss., 1884; s. F. J. and
Ana (OiUiard) M.; ed. Southern Uni-
versity; football, baseball. Belle
Ltettor Bodety; initiated by Alabama
Iota, Oct 16, 1908; brother of
Augustus H. Mcltonnell, Alabama
Iota; eininent deputy archon; Blk,
KnighU of Pythias. Address, Oat-
lin St, Okolona, Miss.
MoDONALD, Clarence, Philippine pro-
vincial treasurer; ed. Ohio Wesleyan
1899, University of Washington 1901;
varsity baseball; initiated by Ohio
Delta, 1896; treasure Province of
Rizal. Address, Paaig, Risal Prov-
ince, P. I.
McELDERRY, Hugh Francis, banker:
b. McElderry Station, Ala., Feb. 11,
1886; s. George T. and Biary (Irion)
M.; ed. Alabama Polytechnic In-
stitute, 1906; class football, base-
ball, track and basketball; initiated
by Alabama Alpha-Mu, Jan. 10, 1903;
eminent archon, treasurer, chroni-
cler; teller, Talladega National Bank.
Address, Talladega, Ala.
McGEHEEy John Marshall, mercantile;
b. Oct 16, 1890; s. R. S. and EUiza-
beth (Cox) M.; ed. Kentucky State
University, 1911; initiated by Ken-
tucky BpsUon, Oct 1890; with
Strouse and Bros. Address, Prince-
ton, Ky.
McGEHEE, Lucius de Yampert, phy-4
sician; b. Woodville, Miss., March
20, 1881; 8. B. L. and Anna 0.
(Webb) M.; ed. Tulane University,
1904; class president captain varsity
baseball; initiated by Liouisiana
Tau-Upsilon, June 11, 1898; eminent
chronicler; brother of J. W. McGe-
hee, Alabama Iota, E. L. McGehee,
Alabama Iota, and C. G. McGehee,
Louisiana Tau-Upsilon; Mason,
Knifi^t Templar and Shriner. Ad-
dress, Hammond, La.
McGUINNESS, James Holmes, clergy-
man; b. New York City, March 18,
1872; s. John and Katherine (Cham-
bers) M.; ed. St Stephtti's College,
1896; class president organist; initi-
ated by New York SigmarPhi, Feb.
21, 1895; contributor to the Songs
of Sigma Alpha Bpsilon; S^^iaoopal
clergyman; author of The Other
Side of B. H. Harrimaa; fbunder of
two Bpisoopal parishes; Fellow
Guild of Churoh Musicians, London;
received the degree of Doctor of Di-
vinity from St John's College, An-
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napoliB, Md., upon tbe nomination
of the governor of New York, the
Bishop of New York, the Bishops of
Nebraska, Harrisburgh, Arkansas and
E. H. Harriman; m. Amy Alms
Chamberlain, Nov. 11, 1899. Address,
Chester, N. Y.
McGUIRE, Frank Edward, clergyman;
b. New Florence, Penn., Feb. 14,
1876; s. John and Bmma M.; ed.
Mount Union College, 1901, Boston
Unlyersity; business manager annual,
Unonian, football; initiated by Ohio
Sigma May 18, 1896; pastor of the
strongest English church in Mexico;
traveled abroad; studied at Oxford;
m. Lillian May Rood, Sept 1, 1904.
Address, P. O. Box 1291, Gante St,
No. 6, Mexico City, Mex.
McHENRY, Armand G., student; b. July
5, 1888; s. Martin A. and Carrie W.
(Holbrook) M.; student at Tulane
University, formerly at Vanderbilt;
Initiated by Tennessee Nu, Oct 1,
1904, later afBliated with Louisiana
Tau-Upsilon. Addijess, 1000 Jack-
son St., Monroe, La.
MclNTYRE, Francis Pt lawyer, b.
Savannah, Ga., July 22, 1881; s.
James W. and Catherine (Foley) M.;
ed. University of Georgia; varsity
football; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Sept 22, 1881; captain of Georgia
Hussars of Savannah; chairman of
county democratic executive com-
mittee; m. Lucy Lumpkin Batrow,
Nor. 24, 1909. Address, Savannah
Bank and Trust Co. Bldg., Savannah,
Ga.
Mcintosh, waiter MaHette, mercan-
tile; b. San Francisco, CaL, April 26,
1874; s. W. P. and Kate D. (Wade)
M.; ed. Leland Stanford Junior Uni-
versity, 1898; reporter Daily Palo
Alto; mem. Sword and Sandals; initi-
ated by California Alpha, Oct 21,
1893; eminent archon; president
Redlands Sanitary Laundry Co.; B.
P. O. B.; m. Margaret Blagichard
Reed, June 8, 1908. Address, 856
Alvarado St, Redlands, CaL
McKEEy Solomon Reidy educator; b.
Mecklenburg county, N. C, Aug. 26,
1264; 8. B. A. and M. J. (Reid) M.;
•d. Davidson College 1888; class
president, won debater's medal; initi*
ated by North Carolina Theta, Sept
12, 1884; eminent correspondent;
eminent deputy archon of province
C 1887-88; instructor in Bingham
School, instructor in mathematics,
Davidson College 1887-88, professor
natural science Odgen College, 1895-
99, professor chemistry Southwestern
Presbyterian University 1899-1906;
m. Mary K. Bingham, 1896. Address,
Bingham School, Asheville, N. C.
McKEEN, Harry Ross, clergyman; b.
Kelsey, O., July 8, 1875; s. Samuel
E. and Annie (Coulter) M.; ed. Mt
Union College; initiated by Ohio
Sigma, May 15, 1896; Congregational
minister; five years principal of
schools, Bellevue, O.; 32nd degree
Mason, L O. O. F., M. W. A.; mem.
State Congregational Homes Mission-
ary Board of Oklahoma, state and as-
sociation scribe of Congregational
churches, state officer Oklahoma C.
E. society. Journalist and lecturer;
m. Cora R. Aushutz, Dec. 29, 1897.
Address, Galtry, Okla.
McKENZIE, John Wallace, real estate;
b. Groten S. D., June 14, 1890; s.
Kenneth, and Luella (Bates) M.; ed.
University of Minnesota, 1911; chair-
man senior prom committee, busi-
ness manager Minnesota magazine
and daily, sporting editor Minnesota
Gopher; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, May 8, 1908; eminent archon,
deputy archon, warden; delegate to
Kansas City S. A E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1910; province Delta conven-
tion Chicago, 1910; mem. Interlachan
and University clubs. Address, 1786
S. James St, Minneapolis, Minn.
Mclaughlin, Fred Oanlel, student;
b. May 12, 1890; s. Cornelius and Eli-
zabeth (O'Hara) M.; student at
Syracuse University; sophomore and
Junior executive committee; Tau
Delta Sigma; upper class Engineer-
ing society, Siwash club; initiated
by New TorK Delta, May 20, 1910.
Address, Skaneateles, N. T.
McLEAN, William Howard, electrical
engineering: b. Jan. 8, 1888; a. George
and Margaret Blla (Wood) M.; ed.
University of Arkansas, Purdue Unl-
yersity; initialed bi IkS^suBoouk lb^^$&»r
U4
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
wlUi Indlast Beta; eminftnt krohon
of Indluft BeU, emfnent <lepat7
ftrchon of ArkAnuifl Alphm-Upillon;
■ecretuy-treaiurer, The Auto Supply
Co. Addreu, 9S0 W. 2nd St., UtUe
Rock, Ark.
McLEOD, Samufll Kenneth, Ouuicler;
b. Ju. 13, 1874, Detroit. Ulch., ■.
Duncan and Sarah Jane (White) H.;
ed. UnlTenit7 of Ulchlsan, 1S9S;
Initiated b; Michigan loU-Beta. Dec.
7, 1S95; prominent in the flnan-
dng and purchasing of preient
home of Michigan lota-Beta; Ma-
son; m. LouIm Painter Jackson,
Oct 21, 1903. Residence, 65 Alga-
Ave., oIRce, 610 Penobscot Bldg.,
Detroit. Mich.
McLELLAND, John Howard, pharma-
cist; b. Mooresville. N. C. Dec 18,
1882; 1. J. R. and Mair D- (Rankin)
M.; ed. Davidson College, 1903; toot-
ball team, athletic committee; initi-
ated by North Carolina Tbeta, Sept
26, 1899; eminent archon, deputy
archon; delegate province conren-
tlon Macon; second place in state
board esamlnaUons In 1909; Chree-
tonlan club; K. of P., D. O. K. K. Ad-
dress, Mooresville, N. C.
McLURE, John Rankin, educator; b.
Troy, Ala., Nov. 6, 1SS8; b. Richard
V. and Sarah BUiabeth (Hamll) H.;
ed. Unlverslt; of Alabama, 1911;
honor roll; Palestra, Philosophy
club; associate editor of Univeralty
weekly Crimson and White; mem. Y.
M. C. A. cabinet; initiated by Ala-
bama Hu. Sept. 1909; eminent re-
corder, chronicler; special treasurer
DeVotle Memorial Hall fund, chair-
man committee which formulated
plans for furolBhlng DeVotle Hall,
chairman committee which secured
the Brown Home as chapter house
for Alabama Mu; superintendent
city schools, Troy; mem. Alabama
Educational association and National
aesociatlon. faculty or the High
School at Gadsden, Ala, 1908-9. Ad-
dress. 465 E. Elm St, Troy, Ala.
MeMAHON, Edward MichaeF, Insur-
ance; b. Manitowoc county. Wis.,
March 6, 1884; s. Patrick J. and Mar-
^ret M.; ed. University of Wlscon-
aln, 1008; claea president. Iron Craaa;
Phi Delta Pht. Phi Alpha Tu; Td-
low Helmet, Inter Praiernlty socletr;
represented University in Nmlheni
Oratorical league In IMS; editor of
WiBconsin Alumni magailne; aecre-
tary of student's conference; initi-
ated by Wlaconaln Alpha, Oct 1906.
eminent archon. recorder, correa-
pocdent; delegate to province Del-
ta convention at Chicago in 1910;
sec re tary treasurer of Wisconsin cor
po ration of Sigma Alptia Epallon;
brotber of Stephen 1. McMahon. Wla-
couHin Alpha and Francis B. McMa-
hon, Wisconsin Alpha; general agent
tor Northwestern Mutual Life Insure
anco or Milwaukee; mem. Madlaon
club, University club of Madlaon, Mad-
ison Country club; Knights of Cerium-
bus. Address, Madison club, Madison,
Wis.
McMAHON, Stephen John, lawyer; b.
Meeme, Wis., Jan. IS, 1881; s. P. J.
and Margaret M.; ed. Unlveraity of
WiBConsln, 1906; president of senior
clasE, Phliomathla Debating sodety,
EdwiD Booth dramatic socletr; won
the junior class oratorical con-
test, commencement orator; Initiated
by Wisconsin Alpha, Feb. 9, 1903
(charter mem.); delegate to Wash-
ington S. A. E. Nat'l convention. 1902;
assistant U. S. attorney for Eiastern
District of Wisconsin, city attorney of
Antigo, Wis., 1908-11. Residence,
2T04 McKInley Blvd., offlce, 604
Goldsmith Bldg., Milwaukee. Wis.
McMASTER, FItz Hugh, legislator; b.
Winnesboro, S. C, July 22, 1867; s.
George Hunter and Mary E. M.; ed.
Uiiiversttr of South Carolina, 1S8S;
class president, valedictorian class,
champion debater, 1887; Inltlatod by
South Carolina Delta, Nov. 4, 1884;
eminent archon and treasurer; at-
tended Columbia S. A. E. Natl
convention. 1887; mem. of legislature
l»Ol), reelected 1908, again reelected
1910: Insurance commissioner of
South Carolina; author of Lords
Proprietors of South Carolina;
KoEmos club of Columbia; toured
Europe. 1907; Mason; m. Eliz-
abeth Waring. Nov. 8, 1898. Address,
\ Columbia, S. C.
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
US
McMASTER, Wlltlam Henry, CoU^e
pre»ldeiit: b. Centrevllle, Ohio. S«pt.
17, 18TB: 1- jamu Nelacm vid Suun
Ellzabetli (NeO) H.; ed. UL Dnhni
College, 1899, Drew Theological Sam-
loaiT 1902; prealdent oratorical aa-
soclatloD, English CUaatcal oration,
editor The Drnamo; initiated bj
Ohio Sigma, Nov. 4, ISSE; eminent
archon, treasurer, recorder; mem.
New York Alumni aaaoclatlon B. A.
E.; preildent Mt Union College and
profeiBOr ol English Bible and Phi-
losophy of Religion; paator or Em-
bury H. E. church BrooalTn 190S-09;
traveled in Europe ISOO and spent
one year In graduate work at United
Free church College, Glasgow, Scot-
tuid; m. Isabella ThoTium Mills, Uay
8. 1907. Address, IGll South Union
Ave., Alliance, Ohio.
McMillan, Douglas Moore, student;
b. Mftr 8, 1891; s. J. L. and Jaaie
(Hoore) M.; student at Davidson
CoUege; iniUated by North Carolina
Theta. Jan. 8, 191S. Addresa, Red
Stirlngs, N. C.
McMillan, Edward J, assUtant gen-
eral manager; b. KnoxvlUe. Tenn.,
Feb. 10, 1910; s. E. B. and Belle C.
(Welker) M.; ed. University of Ten-
nessee; initiated by Tennessee Kap-
pa, Oct. 18. 1906; assistant general
manager, Standard Knitting Hills.
Address, 416 W. Haln Ave., Knoz-
ville, Tenn.
McMillan, Roacoa Drake, physician
and surgeon; b. Sept 18, 1887; s. B.
F. and Mrs. Low (Purcell) M.; ed.
Davidson College 1908, University of
North Carolina 1910, University of
Ulchlgan; initUted by North Caro-
lina Theta, Sept.. 1904, later affiliated
with North Carolina Xi; brother of
B. F. McMillan, Jr., North Carolina
Tbeta. Address, Red Springs, N. C.
McNEEL, Harry Eart, student; b. Feb.
8, 1889; s. John A. and ld» (Shackel-
ford) M.; student at Emory College;
commencement speaker lunlor year,
relay runner, third vlce-prealdent
Qeorgla students missionary league;
initiated by Georgia Bpsilon March
4. 1911. Address. Jackson, Ala.
MeNeeSE, Oswald Wilson, banker; b.
Lake Charlea, La., Oct 18, 1880; a.
John and Susan (Bilbo) M.; ed Loulv-
lana SUte University, 1908; captain
class football and baseball, captain
varsity football, varsity baseball; Ini-
tiated by Louisiana BpaUon, Sept. 18,
1900; eminent deputy archon; dele-
gate to Memphis ?. A. E. Natl con-
vention, 1904; president provinoe
Theta; asaiatant cashlw Lake Charlea
National Bank; major lit Infantrr
Louisiana National Guards; m. Gro-
ver Cleveland Dupre, Sept 14, 1910.
Address, Lake Charles, La.
McNIECE, Charles Rex, engineer; b.
Mansfleld, Ohio. Oct IT, 1888; s.
Thomas B. and Addle (Ueely) M.; ed.
Caae School of Applied Science, 1911;
mem. athletic board, chairman school
supper committee, president and vice-
president College senate; Sigma XI,
TheU Sigma Phi; initiated by Ohio
Rho. Oct 26. 190T; eminent herald
and chronicler; with The UL Vernon
Bridge Co.. Mt Vernon, Ohio. Ad-
dress, 289 West Fourth St. Hans-
field, Ohio.
McNOBLE, Qaorge Francis, lawyer; b.
Rich Gulch, Cal., July 29, 1866; a.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. H.; ed. University
or California 189G; Boulder speaker,
t;old medal Intercollegiate debate
ii^tanford Unlveralty; initiated by
CalUonila BeU, Nov. 39, 1S9S; emi-
nent archon; for twelve years dis-
trict attorney of San Jacquln county,
reclamation lawyer; mem. Nat'l and
State Bar associations; m. Mary Car-
roll. May 6. 1911. Address. 222 B.
Main St, Stockton, CaL
M EADOW, David Wllaon, lawyer.
Judge; b. Hadison county, Ga., Uarch
28, 1S53; s. Berry Jones and Elizabeth
King (Mllliford) H.; ed. North Geor-
gia Agricultural College 1880. UniVM^
slty of Georgia 1882; debater Phi
Kappa society, champion debater; Ini-
tiated by Georgia Delta March 1880.
later afllllated with Georgia BeU;
mem. board trustees Hadison County
Academy for twenty years; mem.
Georgia legislature 189G-96, solicitor
general 1900-09, Judge superior court
1909 — ; delegate from Georgia to
Democratic National convention at
Kansas ClVr. \W(i\ t&. %a:A)» KSmrM*.
IM
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
Colbert, Oct S, 1886. AddresB, El-
berton» Gft.
MECKLEYp Robert Byer% electrical
engineer; b. Harriaburg, Penn., April
19, 1885; B. Samuel R. and Sarah
Jane M.; ed. Pennaylvania State Col-
lege 1908; mem. boards of Pennsyl-
vania State Collegian and LaVie;
president Thespians, Dramatic club;
initiated by Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta,
Oct 1904; eminent archon, recorder,
chronicler; delegate province Alpha
convention 1908; patent department
General Electric Co., Schenectady,
Rugby Road, office, Patent Dept
General Electric Co., Schenectady
N. y.
MECKLIN, John Moffat, College profes-
sor; b. Poplar Creek, Miss., Jan. 21,
1871; s. Augustus Hervey and Judith
Isabella (Naylor) M.; ed. Southwes-
tern Presbsrterian University 1890,
Union Seminary, graduate work
Princeton University 1896; speaker's
medal, Spencer Greek prize, Maitland
and Scribner prizes in Greek at
Princeton; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Sept 14, 1889; pnofeseor of
Philosophy in Lafayette College, pro-
fessor of Greek at Washington and
Jefferson 1892-92, Instructor in La-
fayette College 1901-2; studied three
years in Germany, Ph. D., Leipzig
1899, fellow in Johns Hopkins 1900-
01; contributor to scientific journals;
mem. American School for Classical
Study at Athens 1899-1900; American
Philosophy association, A. A. A S.;
m. Laurie Whitney Babcock, April
27, 1897. Address, College Campus,
Easton, Penn.
MECREDY, Henry Edwards, civil engi-
neer; b. Roanoke, Va., Oct 26, 1888;
s. James and Charlotte Crane (Ed-
wards) M.; ed. Virginia Military
Institute, 1906; football, gymnasium
team, captain track; mitiated by Vir-
ginia Theta Oct 23, 1908; civil en-
gineer for railroad contractor, assis-
tant professor Virginia Military Insti-
tute, 1908-09; Mason. Address, 35
N. Market St, Petersburg, Va.
MEDLEY, Francis EdwaM, lawyer; b.
Ireland, Aug. 11, 1883; s. Edward and
Mary (Saunders) M.; ed. Boston Uni-
versJty 1910; gmdnated cum laude;
initiated by Massaehasetts Bet»-Up-
silon, Dec. 21, 1907; eminent de-
puty archon, chronicler, herald; dele-
gate province Alpha convention Wor-
cester 1910; m. Emma Caroline Ol-
son, June 12, 1910. Residence, 24 Ftum
Bar Ave., Wlnthrop, Mass., office, 20
Court St, Boston, Mass.
MEEK, Stanley Robert, student; b.
Jan. 19, 1892; s. Robert B. and Mar-
garet C. (Cresap) M.; student at
State University of Iowa; Si Nu,
sophomore cotillion committee; initi-
ated by Iowa Beta, Oct 16, 1909. Ad-
dress, Bonaparte, la.
MEHAFFYp James William, lawyer; b.
Sallna county. Ark., Dec 26, 188t>;
s. T. M. and Anna A (Poe) M.; ed.
Arkansas University 1909; initiated
by Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon, Sept
1908; eminent archon; m. Ora E.
Mitchell, Sept 6, 1911. Address, 1704
W. 19th St, LitUe Rock, Ark.
MEIER, Elmer H.; b. St Louis, Mo.,
Oct 30, 1888; s. Julius W. and Ida
S. M.; ed. Washington University,
1911; initUted by Missouri Beta,
Sept 27, 1907; attended province
Zeta convention 1907; bond salesman
John Nickerson, Jr., Mason. Address,
6227 Vernon Ave., St Louis Mo.
MELL, Thomas Sumner, lawyer; b.
Athens, Qa., Feb. 1, 1869; s. Patrick
Hues and Lurene M.; ed. University
of Georgia 1880; president senior
class, anniversarian, champion de-
bater Phi Kappa society; initiated
by Georgia Beta Aug. 1877; presidrat
Athens S. A E. Nat'l conv«|ntion
1884; attended Atlanta 1886; Colum-
bia 1887, Nashville 1888, CharloUe
1889, Cincinnati 1890, AUanU 1891,
Atlanta 1906 S. A EL Nat'l conven-
tions; elected the first eminent
supreme archon of the fraternity at
the Nashville, 1886, convention; re-
elected in 1886-87-88-89; son of P. H.
Mell, Georgia Beta, brother of J. D.
Mell, Georgia Beta, C. I. Mell, C^r-
gia Beta, J. C. Mell, Georgia Beta,
E. B. Mell, Georgia Beta; mem. of the
Georgia state legislature, 1894-96. Ad-
dress, 267 Hill St, Athens, Ga.
MELLOWESp Alfred Wfthyman, mei^
cantile; b. Dayton, O., April 7, 1879;
s. James and Blisa M.; ed. Cornell
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
1C7
University, 1906; initiated by New
York Alpha Oct 18, 1902; aerved as
custodian of lUes; with H. W. Johns-
Manville Ck>; m. Agnes B. Nisbet,
June 8, 1909. Address, 802 Conover
Bldg, Dayton, O
MELLU8, Edward, physician; b. Zum-
brota, Minn., Nov. 7, 1872; s. Bdward
Lindon and Lucy (Steams) M.; ed.
Harvard University, 1895; initiated
by Massachusetts Qamma, May 26,
1893; eminent archon and corres-
pondent; delegate Washington 1894,
Nashville, 1898, Boston, 1900, 8.
A. E. Nat'l conventions; at-
tended Washington 1902, S. A. B.
Nat'l convention; editor 8. A. E.
Record, 1900-01; m. Marion Heath
at Augusta, Me., June 1, 1909. Ad-
dress, 1660 Washington St, West
Newton, Mass.
MENDENHALL, Earl, banker; b.
Chadd's Ford, Penn., Jan. 6, 1886; s.
Aaron and Hettie Ann (Shoemaker)
M.; ed. University of Pennsylvania,
1906; Friars, editor of the Pennsyl-
vanlan. Mask and Wigs plays; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Theta, Nov. 20,
1902; eminent archon, recorder; dele-
gate province Beta convention 1906;
trustee Pennsylvania Theta chapter;
mem. Union league of Philadelphia;
m. Anna Aileen Edson, Oct 8, 1910.
Address, 11 Elliott Ave., Bryn Mawr,
Penn.
MERRELLy H. Dayton, educator; b.
near Kohoma, Ind., March 6, 1878;
8. William Taylor and Charity A.
(McDowell). M.; ed. Franklin Ck>l-
lege 1900, University of Indiana 1901;
captain baseball, football at Franklin,
dramatics; initiated by Indiana Al-
pha, Jan. 7, 1896; instructor in
mathematics Evanston High School;
University club of Evanston. Ad-
dress, 1017 Qrove St, Evanston, ni.
MERRIAM, Ned Alvln, coach; b. Lake
Geneva, Wis., Oct 26, 1884; a John
Revilo and Harriet (Fuller) M.; ed.
University of Chicago 1909 ; Skull and
Crescent Owl nnd Serpent Iron
Marie, captain track, football, Olym-
pic team 1908, chairman of day Junior
day; initiated by Illinois Theta, Feb.
3, 1906; eminent deputy archon, en-
gaged in agriculture, fbotball and
track coaching; m. Harriet BstSr
brook Wilkes, Sept 8, 1909. Address,
R. F. D. No. 1, Lake Geneva, Wis.
MERRIAM, Ralph, lawyer; b. Atlanta,
ni., Nov. 80, 1880; a Jonathan and
Lucy (White) M.; ed. University of
Chicago 1908; intercollegiate debatr
ing team, winner Northern Oratorical
league contest 1908; initiated by Illi-
nois Theta, March 9, 1908 (charter
mem.); first eminent archon; m. Ida
B. Carothers, Aug. 1, 1907. Residence,
1203 E. 60th St, ofllce, 723 Woman's
Temple Bldg., 108 8. LaSalle St, Chi-
cago, 111.
MERRIAM, Robert Stanleyp mining en-
gineer; b. New Brunswick, Canada,
July 4, 1878; a Leander Otis and
(Jeorglana E. Humphries; ed. Univer-
sity of Minnesota 1905; junior ball
committee; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902, (charter mem.) ;
trustee 1904-06; city engineer, Wa^
lace; B. P. O. E.; m. Mabel Fleming,
Dec. 21, 1907. Address, Wallace,
Idaho.
MERRILL, Henry Petlngale, govern-
ment o^cial; b. Washington, D. C,
Sept 29, 1867; s. Henry S. and Eliza
C. M.; ed. at Oeorge Washington Uni-
versity, 1907; initiated by Washington
City Rho, March 25, 1906; chief clerk
office examiner of accounts Isthmian
Canal Commission, Washington, D.
C; m. Bessie Q. Sinclair, Aug. 19,
1889. Address, Franklin Park, Va.
MERRITTp Edward Havlland, student;
b. Brooklyn, N. T., May 27, 1887; s.
James H. and Adele (Ovington) M.;
student at Harvard University; Har-
vard Illustrated magazine; initiated
by Massachusetts Qamma, Dec. 4,
1908; eminent treasurer. Address, 8
Monroe Place, Brooklyn, N. T.
M ERR ITT, Luclen, financier; b. Duluth,
Minn.; s. Leonidas and Elizabeth B.
L. M.; ed. University of Minnesota,
1904; initiated by Minnesota Alpha,
Jan. 27, 1902, (charter mem.); emi-
nent archon; president Northern
Dredge and Dock Co., alderman 7th
ward, Duluth; m. Qrace Benham, Oct
4, 1904. Residence, 4611 Oneota St,
office, 104 Providence Bldg., Duluth*
Minn.
MERRITT, L. Fotd, ftoAwsV. X^- Ki^e^
168
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
8, 1898; a. Luciua A. and Minnie A.
(Shepard) M.; student at University
of Michigan; aU-freshman football
team; initiated by Michigan lota-
. Beta, Nov. 25, 1911. Address^ 80 Bast
Buclid Ave., Detroit, Mich.
MERWINp Chariee Lewis, newsiM^^er
publisher; b. Braseyille, Ohio, Oct IS,
1876; s. Wells and Sophronia m.; ed.
at Mount Union College, 1900; class
president, Lenuaean Literary society;
initiated by Ohio Sigma, Oct. 7, 1896;
eminent archon; delegate to Colum-
bus S. A. E. province convention*
1900; m. Estella D. Meek, June 26,
1902. Address, Bast Palestine, Ohio.
MESSICK, Joseph Cullen, university
professor; b. Mechanicsburg, Ohio,
May 1, 1876; s. James J. and Frances
A. M.; ed. at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, 1902; graduate study at Tale
University, M. A., 1909; studied in
Italy, 1912; Phi Beta Kappa; initi-
*ated by Ohio Delta, Dec. 7, 1900; emi-
nent archon; professor of Latin at
Ohio Wesleyan University; mem. Ohio
College association. Classical Associa-
tion of the Middle West and South;
professor of Latin Mount Union Col-
lege, 1902-1908, associate professor of
Latin, Ohio Wesleyan University,
1909-1910, Brown professor of Latin,
Ohio Wesleyan University, 1910 to
present; m. Clara Millhon, June 21,
1906. Address, 28 West Lincoln Ave.,
Delaware, Ohio.
METCALF, James Albert, editor; b.
Adrian, Mich., Nov. 13, 1874; s. Fes-
tus R. and Elizabeth Frances (Mc-
Eldowney) M.; ed. at Adrian college,
1897; won oratorical prize of inter-
society contest; initiated by Michigan
Alpha, Nov. 26, 1893; president of
province Delta; owner and editor of
the Dawson County Review, state
president of the Epworth League of
Montana, also of the Methodist Lay-
man's Association of Montana, mem.
American Academy of Political and
Social Science of Philadelphia; con-
tributed article in Annals of the Aca-
demy on the subject of the Recall of
the Judiciary; Mason, Elk, Knight of
Pythias; m. Ethlyn C. Wilson, Nov.
16. 1898. Address, Glendlve, Mont.
AfETTS, Edwin Anderson; b. Wilming-
ton, N, C„ Aug, 10, 1880; s. James
Isaac and Cornelia Frothingham
(Cowan) M.; ed. at Unirersity of
North Carolina, 1900; essayist second
year; Initiated by North Carolina Xi,
Oct 6, 1907; secretary and treasurer
of the Worth Co., St John No. 1,
A. F. ft A. M., commodore Carolina
Tacht club since 1910, ci4;>tain Wil-
mington Light Infantry since 1909,
mem. L. Ariosa Qerman club; ul
Elizabeth C. Cotohett June SO, 1906.
Address, 909 Market St, Wilmington,
N. C.
METZQER, George Stanleyp educator;
b. Turbotville, Penn., July 24, 1888;
s. E. C. and Anna (Harmon) M.; ed.
at Bucknell University, 1910; Phi
Delta Sigma, upper class honor soci-
ety, class football team, varsity
squad, second prize in psychology and
ethics; initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, June 1907, eminent archon;
delegate province Beta convention.
New York City, April, 1910; Univer-
sity club of Williamsport Address,
Montgomery, Penn.
METZGER, William Albert, lawyer; b.
Leesburg, Va., Jan. 6, 1876; s. O. T.
and Maria L. M.; ed. at Washington
and Lee University, 1893; initiated by
Virginia Sigma; m. Fanny Dawson,
Feb. 28, 1906. Address, Leesburg,
Va.
MEYER, Robert William, student; D.
Aug. 14, 1889; s. Henry and Martha
(Taylor) M.; student at Bucknell
University; ' College annual board,
Pan-Hellenic committee; initiated by
Pennsylvania Zeta, June 19, 1909;
brother of Henry Q. Meyer, Jr., Penn-
sylvania-Zeta. Address, Reberaborg,
Penn.
MEYERS, Floyd, student; b. April 16,
1891; s. George F. and Anna L. (Ken-
nedy) M.; student at Franklin Col-
lege; class president football, basket
ball, captain baseball; initiated by
Indiana Alpha, Oct 22, 1909. Ad-
dress, Rensselaer, Ind.
MICHAELS, William Henry, Jr^ stu-
dent; b. Feb. 14, 1891; a. W. H. and
Mary B. (Shillito) M.; student at
Syracuse University; initiated by
New York Delta, Oct 20, 1911. Ad-
dress, 41 Nelson Ave., Cooperstown,
N. Y.
MICOU, Benjamin, lawyer; b. Tallas-
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see, EUmore county, Ala., May 21,
1865; 8. Benjamin Hall and Mary
Jane C. (Sims) M.; ed. at UniverBlty
of the South, 1886, Cumberland Uni-
versity and University of Virginia;
president literary society at Univer-
sity of the So.uth, on winning team of
inter society oratorical contest; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Omega, Aug. 30,
1887; afEUiated with Tennessee
Lambda and Virginia Omicron; mem.
of firm of Herbert and Micou, city at-
torney for Anniston, Ala. for three
years, chief clerk of Navy department
1893 to 1897; mem. Metropolitan club
and Chevy-Chase club; m. Ella A.
Herbert in 1891. Residence, 1612
21st St, N. W., Washington, D. C,
office, 1419 Q. St, Washington, D. C.
MIDDELKAMP, Leroy Louis; b. War-
ronton. Mo., March 4, 1880; s. Wil-
liam and Jennie M.; ed. at Colorado
School of Mines, 1905; president of
freshman class, fOur years football
team, two years track team, three
years mem. athletic board; iiUti-
ated by Colorado Lambda, Jan.
30, 1903; eminent treasurer; del-
egate Memphis convention, 1904;
superintendent for Elllamar Mining
Co., Ellamar, Alaska^ and of the Fid-
algo-Alaska Copper Co., Fidalgo Bay,
Alaska; m. Jeannette Polster, July
20, 1908. Address, Elamar, Alaska.
Ml DDL ETON, Leonard Reynolds, stu-
dent; b. Feb. 5, 1892; s. William J.
Middleton, M. D., and Lavinia Ster-
ling (Towson) M.; student at St
Stephen's College; treasurer of class,
1915; initiated by New York Sigma-
Phi, Dec. 8, 1911. Address, 103 N.
Second St, Steelton, Penn.
MIELENZ, Fred MaKIn, banker; b.
Wahoo, Neb., Aug. 11, 1876; s.
Charles L. and Matilda M.; ed. at
University of Nebraska, 1899; initi-
ated by Nebraska Lambda-Pi, Oct 18,
1897; private secretary to Chief Just-
ice John J. Sullivan, Supreme Court
of Nebraska; m. Mamie Heaton, June,
1902. Address, Dexter, N. M.
MILBURN, Frank William, sales man-
ager; b. Lexington, Ky., Oct 31, 1881;
8. J. D. and Margaret Georgia (Rus-
sell) M.; ed at Kentucky State Uni-
versity, 1901; three years on varsity
fbotball team; initiated by Kentucky
Epsilon, March 16, 1901; with South-
em Engine and Boiler Works, Jack-
son, Tenn.; ul Ruby Ross Ramage,
June 10, 1908. • Address, 420 East
Chester St, Jackson, Tenn.
MILBURN, John Rudlslll, assistant ex-
aminer U. S. Patent Office; b. Wash-
ington, D. C, Dec. 26, 1886; s. Page IC
and Nannie R. (Woodward) M.; ed.
at Dickinson College, 1906; initiated
by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi, Sept 25,
1903; eminent archon; brother of J.
W. Milbum, Pennsylvania Sigma-
Phi; delegate to province convention,
1906; mem. District of Columbia Bar;
traveled in Europe, 1910. Address,
U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
MILBURN^ Joseph W., government of-
ficial; b. Mt Savage, Md., Nov. 21,
1881; s. Page and Nannie R. (Wood-
ward) M.; ed. at Dickinson College,
ls^02, A. M., 1904, LL. B. Oeorgetown
University, 1909, M. P. L. George
Washington University, 1910; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi, Oct
14, 1899; brother of J. R. Milbum, of
Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi; attended
province Beta convention, 1902 and
Nat'l convention at Washington,
1902; examiner United States Patent
office; traveled in Alaska, 1903 to
1904, Hawaii, 1904, Europe, 1910, with
United States Coast and Geodetic sur-
vey; F. A. A. M.; instructor McKinley
Manual Training School, Washington,
D. C, 1905; mem. District of Ck>lum-
bia Bar since 1909. Address, U. S.
Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
MILES, Vincent Morgan, lawyer; b.
Marion, Va., Oct 16, 1885; s. Oeorge
W. and Mattie (Morgan) M.; ed. at
Washington and Lee University,
1907; class secretary, S. B. C. honor-
I ary society, two years on football var-
sity, pulled number 3 on the four
oared shell, manager football team,
1905; initiated by Virginia Sigma,
Oct, 1904; eminent archon; attended
province Oamma convention, Wash-
ington, 1905; city attorney of Ft.
Smith, Ark., Asst attorney Mo. Pac.
Ry.; m. Evelyn ^rezevant Williams,
Feb. 8, 1910. Address, Merchants
Bank Bldg., Fort Smith, Ark.
MILLAR, Leslie Walker, mercantile;
b. Boston, Mass., March 22, 1879; s.
William K. aiid idUft. T. ^^^Vis«N ML.\
WHO'S WHO IN B. A. tt
ed. at HaHftclinMtts Instltate of
Technoloer, 190S; aBsisUnt cIub
aecretarr; Inltlatod bj MaswcbitBetU
Iots-T«i, JftD. 7, 1S98; eminent ar-
cIioD, delegate to proTtnce convention,
Boiton, 189S, Boston, 1901, province
Alphm convention; attended Boetnn
convention, 1900, WaahlnKton, 1902;
president province Alpha, 190S to
1904, eminent lupreme recorder,
1904; m. Bdna Hae Donning, Nov.
17, 1»04. Addreaa, ITS DevouaUre
8t, Boiton, Haas.
MILLER, Arthur Edgart, civil engineer;
b. Rockvllle, Conn., Peb. 10, 1888; a.
Frederick Ferdinand and Amelia U.;
ed. at Dartmouth College and Unlver-
■Itr of nunola; lnlUat«d by New
Hampehlre Alpha, Dec 4, 1908; affili-
ated with IIllnolB Beta; with U. S.
Lake B^irvey. Addreaa, 618 SL HarkB
Ave., Brooklyn, N. T.
MILLER, Chariae Powell, railroad
man; b. Alliance, O., Nov. tl, 1867;
I, EWtnuel and Emma (Powell) U.;
ed. at Mount Union College, 1896;
honor oration Llnnaeaa Llterarr lo-
clety; initiated by Ohio Sigma, Peb.
14, 1891; PennEylvanla R. R. agent;
m. Alice WllBon, June 89, 1909. Ad-
dreaa, 1121 South Arch Ave., Alliance,
Ohio.
MILLER, David H., mercantile; b. Ger-
mautown, Philadelphia, Penn., 1887;
8. Alfred S. and Florence (Durrln)
H.; ed. at Pennsylvaiila State Col-
lege, 1907; Initiated by Pennsylvania
Alpha-Zeta, Oct. 1. 1903; aaleaman
with J. S. and W. S. Kuhn. Inc.. Bank-
ers; Philadelphia lodge. No. 72 F. A
A. M.; m. Christine MacNaugbton,
Sept. 14, 1908. Address, ZZ7 E. Wal-
nut Ave.. MerchantvUle, N. J.
MILLER, Ely Delmer, T. H. C. A. gen-
eral secretary; b. i^wlstown, Ohio,
Nov. IG, 1874; s. Samuel H. and Mar-
tha B. H.; ed. at Adrian College,
190G, Ph. B. degree; vice-president of
sen lor cl&as, manager of baseball
team, 1906, second place In English
literature contest, exchange editor of
College World; Initiated by Michigan
Alpha, Dec. 8, 1901; eminent archon;
county T. M. C. A. secretary ot Bast-
em Delaware county, N. T., 1905; m.
Edaa J. Bncliasaii, Jnse 29, 1889. Ad-
dress, 1020 Townaend Bt, T^ailBg.
Hlch.
MILLER, Eugena E^ student at P^ui-
gylvaala State College; b. Nov. 16,
1890; s. Bllmer E. and Snaan (Blun-
der) ; Initiated by Pennsylvania Alpha-
Seta, Dae. IT, 1911; mem. CoUege foot-
bsU team. 1910, 1911. Addrvsa, Har-
lisbnrg, Penn.
MILLER, Franklin, Uwyer; b. L.an-
eaater, Mo., March S6, 1878; a. Bsoiry
A. sod Ella (Potter) MiUer; ed. at
Onlveralty ot Uls-onrl, 1901, Waah-
mgton nnivertlty. 1908; prealdent of
freshman class, Unlverrtty ot Hla-
tourl, 1897; president Junior class at
Washington University, 1902; D. H. B.
H. senior society University of Mis-
gonri, 1901, Phi Beta Kappa, Unlver-
■ity of Missouri, 1902, winner of Jos.
S. Rollins Junior scholarship at Uni-
versity of Missouri, valedictorian in
academic and education departments,
1901, winner of alumni prise tor blgh-
Mt standing for two years course and
examination at Washington Unlvei^
slty, 1908; intUated by Mlssonri Alpha,
Sept. 19, 1898; eminent archon; affili-
ated with Missouri Beta; mem. of Ann
at Wagner and Miller, treasurer and
mem. ot executive committee ot St
Louis Bar association; mem. of the
Code club oi St. Louis, mem. ot His-
aouri Bar association; m. Msnde
Barnes, Oct. 28, 1907. Residence,
&S71 Washington Ave., olDce, 880
Pierce Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
MILLER, Lawrence T., atudent; b. July
10, 1S90; a John F. and Bffie (Dice)
U.; student at Allegheny College;
captain football team. 1912, Block A
club, Sclentlflc club; Initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Feb. 18, 1911.
Address, 209 Spring St. Meadvllle,
MILLER, Leonard J., mercantUe; b.
Sterling, 111., Sept 21, 1879; a. Joseph
T. and Elisabeth M.; ed. at University
of Illinois, University ot California,
1904; Initiated by Illinois Beta, Sept
27. 1900, affiliated with Calltomla
Beta; manager ot the Astec Fuel Co.;
m. Anna B. Riley, Oct 27, 1909. Ad-
dress, Albuquerque, N. M.
MILLER, Louallen Frederick, College
professor; b. Anrora, DL, Sept 23,
1876; a. WilUam J. and BOIsalMth J.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. EL
171
M.; ed. at Unireraity of Michigan,
1899; fellowship at University of
Wisconsin, 1901 to 1902; initiated by
Wisconsin Alpha (charter niem.)» Feb.
7, 1903; head of department of Phys-
ics, Colorado School of Mines; m.
Mabel A. Chinnock, June 20, 1906.
Address, 1036 15th St., Golden, Colo.
MILLER, Paul Henderson, student; b.
Nov. 25, 1890; s. John Michael and
Jane May (Henderson) M.; was stu-
dent at Washington university, now at
University of Michigan, Triangles,
Olee club, Michigan Union Opera two
years; initiated by Missouri Beta,
Oct. 10, 1908; affiliated with Michi-
gan Iota-Beta. Address, 5883 Von Ver-
sen Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
MILLIKEN, Joseph, Knowles, mercan-
tile; b. Salem, Mass., July 5, 1876;
s. Charles D. and Helen K. M.; ed. at
Harvard University, 1896; initiated
by Massachusetts Qamma, May 25,
1893; treasurer Mount Hope Furnish-
ing Co., North Dighton, Mass.; Ma-
son; m. Carrie E. Dodds, June 3,
1903. Address, 230 Winthrop St,
Taunton, Mass.
MILLING, Roberts Clay, lawyer; b.
Winnfield, La., Nov. 2, 1885; s. Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Milling; ed. at Louisi-
ana State University and Washington
and Lee University, academic, 1908,
Louisiana State University, law,
1909; initiated by Louisiana ESpsilon
Sept 1904; eminent archon; affiliated
with Virginia Sigma; brother of W.
F. Milling, Louisiana Epsllon. Ad-
dress, Franklin, La.
MILLS, Alfred Keister, lawyer; b. West-
erville, O., Dec. 5, 1877; s. Job
bmith and Mary (Keister) M.; ed. at
Denver University, 1902, Lebonon Val-
ley College, 1904, Tale University,
1905; class president, varsity base-
ball and tennis teams, editor College
magazine, Qlee club; Initiated by
Colorado Zeta, May 25, 1899; attended
Atlantic City convention, 1909; emi-
nent correspondent; executive com-
mittee county Republican organiza-
tion; writer of articles on History of
the Philippine Islands; m. Edith C.
Frants, Dec. 27, 1911. Address,
Annville, Penn.
MIMS, William Oscar, lawyer; U. S.
oommissioner; b. Parrottsville, Tenn.,
Dec. 26, 1867; a. D. A. and Margaret
(McSween) M.; ed. at Emory and
Henry Ck>llege, A. B., 1896, Cumber-
land Universi^, law, 1891, president
Junior class at Emory and Henry Ck>l-
lege, Hermesian literary society, win-
ner of Robertson prize for oratory at
Emory and Henry College, Collins
prize for best writer; initiated by
Virginia Pi, Feb., 1887, eminent ar-
chon, delegate to convention at Chat^
tanooga, Tenn., Dec, 1892; affiliated
with Tennessee Lambda; attorney of
Newport mem. board of education at
Newport Tenn., stockholder and di-
rector Volunteer State Life Insurance
Co., stockholder and director Mer-
chants and Planters Bank, Newport;
m. Cora L. Massey, Dec, 1895. Ad-
dress, Peck Ave., College Hill, New-
port Tenn.
MI8H, George B^ broker; ed. at Dick-
inson College, 1910, Ph. B.; initiated
by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi. Address,
149 Broadway, Singer Bldg., New
York City.
MITCHELL, Alexander Robert,
clergyman; b. Charleston, S.- C, Sept
1, 1860; 8. Alexander R. and Ann Re-
becca M.; ed. at University of the
South, 1882; president Pi Omega lit-
erary society, varsity baseball team,
essayist for literary society, president
of Missionary society; initiatcMl by
Tennessee Omega, Aug. 20, 1881; first
archon and charter mem.; clergyman.
Episcopal church, rector of Gtood
Shepherd, Cola., S. C, fourteen and
one-half years, rector of Christ
church, QreenviUe, S. C, eleven and
one-half years, delegate three times
to general convention of SSpiscopal
church, secretary and treasurer board
of missions, dean Greenville conven-
tion; m. first Harriet Couturier
' Thomas, second, Mary Mazyck Lucas.
Address, 501 E. Washington St,
Greenville, S. C.
MITCHELL^ John Jackson, lawyer,
farmer; b. Florence, Ala., 1854; s. W.
H. and Martha (Jackson) M.; ed. at
Cumberland University, 1874; initi-
ated by Tennessee Lambda, 1874;
Florence, Ala., Alumni chapter; twice
probate Judge Lauderdale county,
twice member Alabama State Legisla-
ture, chairman waya and mAASA ^Aic&e>
'S77; !.. .1. f), n,,id n 'f{ ,£{\;°.
ed. a( Alybaniit l'olvtechiili> dist
plf ; k'";'"'" ^'°- -^^ ^^ Alabama
Polytechnic Institute; initiated by
Alabama Alpha-Mu; eminent archon;
brother of Capt, A. Mitchell. S. A. E ■
cadet at the United States Mliltarr
.Qn"o '"*'■ ■'"°*' ^"^ 1S3S' to Jwn« 12
isoa, when be was graduates and pro-
moted In Che army to aecond lleuten-
ant. corps of engineera; »erved at
?Sn? ^' ^-, '■■ ^"^ "' l^''^. to Feb. B.
1W03. engineering work In laUnd of
MIndana, Moro country, to Feb 9
ia04; at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., to
July 20. 1905: flret lieutenant, cd™
or engineerB. April 23, 1904; In ikli^
mlBh at Ramaln, Mindanao. P. I., Feh
1. 1904; atatlatical officer target com-
peUtlonB to Aug. 20. 1905; engineer
at the School of AppiicatioQ, Waeli-
ngton BarrackH, d. C. to Oct 1.
i.T.'h '^7''°''^'«Bance map of Cuba
iBland of Cuba, to May 1. 1907: at
i^^Jo^^f"" B^^'-a'^kB. D. C. to inn"
14, 1907; target competition. Fort
Keogh. Mont, to Sept. 1. 1907- In-
etructor in Department ot Engineer- i
Ing, United States Military Academy
West Point, N. Y., from Aug >g 1807
to Aug. 23. ms; asslBtant profewor-'
cantaln i-orps of englneera, Oct 16,
ro War medal, Armr of Cu- r
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. R
178
Medical assoclatloii, mem. Medical
Historical Society of Chicago; author
of Industrial Sanitation; m. Golda M.
Taylor, 1908. Address, 404 Ashland
Blvd., Chicago* 111.
MOHLERp Bruce Monroe, chemist and
bacteriologist; b. Fremont, Ohio, Aug.
20, 1888; s. David and Ella M.; ed. at
Ohio SUte University, 1909; mem.
Sigma Xi; initiated by Ohio Theta,
Oct 2, 190 i; eminent deputy archon;
attended province Delta convention at
Delaware, Ohio, 1908; chemist and
bacteriologist with Minnesota State
board of health; mem. Sigma XI so-
ciety, American Public Health asso-
ciation. Address, Minnesota State
Board of Health, University of Minne-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn.
MONIER, Roy Hughes, financier; b.
Hopkins, Mo., Jan. 12, 1881; s. Charles
and Charlotte M.; ed. at Northwest-
em University, 1904; initiated by Illi-
nois Psl-Omega, Nov. 25, 1901, emi-
nent archon, delegate to province
Delta convention at Minneapolis, 1904;
Chairman Nat'l song book committee;
president province Zeta, 1909-11;
chairman republicaa congressional
committee, second district of Missouri,
vice president Missouri Republican
•clubs, mem. American EiConomlc as-
sociation; m. Lucy A. Derickson, June
28, 1905. Address, 608 North JefTer*
son St, CarroUton, Mo.
MONTAGUE, Edwin Asbury, physician
and surgeon; b. Cromwell* Ky., 1870;
s. Mr. Montague and Nancy Ellen
(Leach) M.; ed. at Bethel College; ini-
tiated by Kentveky Iota (charter
mem.), Nov. 17, w88; brother of W.
C. Montague, M. D., of Kentucky Iota;
delegate to convention at Nashville,
Tenn., 1888; physician to Tacoma city
schools; mem. American Medical as-
sociation, mem. Washington State
Medical association, mem. Pierce
county Medical society. Mason, Elk,
K. of P., mem. Commercial club and
Chamber of Commerce; m. May R.
Richmond, 1905. Address, 3802 S.
38th St, Tacoma, Wash.
MONTAGUE, Wallace Tenney, student;
b. July 2, 1889; s. George C. and Ma^
tie J. (Worth) M.; student at Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute; manager
of Tech News, 1909, also one of the
founders, class treasurer, 1910, mem.
W. P. I. Chapter of Associated Cosmo-
politan clubs; initiated by liassa-
chusetts Delta, 1912. Address, 42
Abbott St, Worcester, Mass.
MONTQOMERYp Charles Jenkins, phy-
sician and surgeon; b. Milledgevllle,
Oa., April 27, 1868; s. James Gardner
and Fanny H. (Brown) M.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Georgia, 1887, Princeton
University, 1889, University of Penn-
sylvania, 1892; initiated by Georgia
Beta, Oct 4, 1883; county physician,
Richmond county; mem. board of
trustees Georgia State Sanitarium,
professor medical Jurisprudence, toxi-
cology and hygiene at University of
Georgia; retired; mem. Association
Military Surgeons, U. S., mem.
Georgia State Medical association,
mem. Anthropological association;
m. Jessie Scott, Dec. 24, 1901. Ad-
dress, The Hill, Augusta, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, James Nelson, T. M.
C. A. secretary; b. Birmingham,
Ala., July 29, 1887; s. WilUam G. M.;
ed. at Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, 1910; vice-president sophomore
class. Phi Delta Phi legal, S. B. C.
ribbon, basketball squad, class base-
ball and basketball, orator's medal
Washington Literary society, his-
tory scholarship, general secretary
Y. M. C. A., 1910; an editor on Col-
lege weekly; initiated by Virginia
Sigma, Nov., 1906; eminent recorder,
treasurer, and deputy archon; stu-
dent international secretary T. M. C.
A. for the south. Address, 827 S.
30th St, Birmingham, Ala.
MONTGOMERY, James Taliaferro,
lawyer; b. Houston, Chickasaw
county. Miss., March 2, 1861; s. Dr.
Jacob P. and Reglna (Taliaferro)
M.; ed. at University of Mississippi,
1883; initiated by Mississippi Gam-
ma, Dec, 1882. Residence, 1000
Burnett St, olBce, 801 Ohio Ave.,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
MOORE, Albertus Adair, physician
and surgeon; b. Camden, S. C, 1874;
s. Albertus A. and Carrie Aiken
(Clarke) M.; ed. at University of
South Carolina, 1893, University of
Virginia; initiated by South Caro-
lina Delta, Nov., 1891; affiliated with
VlTgliiia OTnVcwni\ VsA\x>^^\x3it ^^-rasSftk
174
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
Medical College, N. T., aBSiatant yIb-
iting surgeon women's diseases
Bellevue, New York City and the
Manhattan Maternity hospitals,
mem. New York Academy of Medi-
cine, mem. American Medical associ-
ation, mem. New York State Medical
association, mem. American Revolu-
tion, mem. Southern Aero. Address,
43 East 33rd St, New York City.
MOORE, Alien L., student; b. June 24,
1890; 8. John Jay and Lucy (Davis)
M.; student at University of Min-
nesota; Minnesota Daily, eminent
coniespondent; initiated by Minne-
sota Alpha, Nov. 7, 1910. Address,
1311 Clark St., Le Mars, Iowa.
MOORE, Brooke Lindsay, chemist; b.
Harrisburg, Penn., Jan. 23, 1878; s.
William and Mary B^ncis (Zollin-
ger) M.; ed. at Pennsylvania State
College, 1901; on board class publi-
cation, graduation orator; initiated
by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Sept,
1897; eminent correspondent; chemist
The Mautain Conper Co.; Mason.
Address, Martinez, Cal.
MOORE, Carroii Switzer, editor; b.
Cranbury, Hood county, Tex., July
25, 1887; s. Rev. William Jennings
and Augustus Letitia (Shurley) M.;
ed. at University of Oklahoma; Judge
of elections, chairman executive com-
mittee of sophomore class, senate
literary society, varsity baseball
team three seasons, manager and
captain, member of class teams; ini-
tiated by Oklahoma Kappa, Oct 23,
1909 (charter mem.), eminent ar-
chon, attended province Theta con-
vention at Norman, 1909; secretary
Oklahoma city Alumni Association of
5. A. E.; reportorial staff The Daily
Oklahoman. Address, care Daily
Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Okla.
MOORE, Darius Carries, physician and
surgeon; b. Summerville, Penn., Jan.
6, 1879; s. David K. and Martha C.
(Carries) M.; ed. Allegheny Col-
lege, 1902; president freshman class
Jefferson Medical College, football
and baseball teams; coroner Beaver
dKmnl7 1911, for four Tiears, staff
Rochester General hotq^ital; m. Nolle
Graham Jackson, Nov. 6, 1907. Ad-
dreBB, Monaca, Penn.
MOORE, Fred, physician; b. Harlan,
Iowa, May 10, 1888; s. Edwin and
Elizabeth (Watters) M.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Iowa, B. A., 1906» M. S^
1910, M. D., 1911; varsity footbaU
team three years, track team two
years, president athletic union, meuL
University committee, class presi-
dent Sigma Xi; initiated by Iowa
Beta, Feb. 11, 1905 (charter meuL),
eminent archon; staff General hos-
pital, Montreal; author studies in
Cardiac Arnrthmia; formerly in-
structor in biology at University of
California. Address, Gtoneral Hospi-
tal, Montreal, Canada.
MOORE, Garland Stephen, lawyer; b.
Huntland, Franklin county, Tenn.,
1874; s. J. K. and EUsa (MiUer) M.;
ed. at Cumberland University, law,
1906; manager Cumberland football
team, 1905; initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, 1904; lecturer on medical
Jurisprudence at University of Ten-
nessee, attorney general pro tem in
place of Gen. Jeff McCam; Mason, K.
of P., mem. Nashville Commercial
c^ub; m. Dec. 9, 1908, Carrie Moulton
Corbin. Residence, 1007 Villa St,
office 8-9 Vanderbilt Law Bldg., Nash-
ville, Tenn.
MOORE, James Wayne, manufacturer;
b. Meadville, Penn., Oct 21, 1881; s.
John Willis and Ehnma A. M.; ed. at
Georgia School of Technology, M. E.,
1901; class president 1900 and 1901,
varsity baseball team, 1899 and 1901,
commencement debater, 1900; initi-
ated by Georgia Phi, Nov., 1898; emi-
nent treasurer; delegate convention
at Boston, Mass., 1900; secretary
and treasurer Atlanta Utility Works,
East Point, Ga.; m. Harriet S. Mash,
Nov. 23, 1904. Address, 829 Ponce
de Leon St, Atlanta, Ga.
MOORE, John Calvin, chemist; b. Leb-
anon, Ind., Sept. 26, 1882; & Thomas
R. and Josephine (Chambers) M.;
ed. at Franklin College, 1906; foot-
ball team, 1906; chairman Republi-
can Ways and Means committee and
president Republican dub, 1904; ini-
tiated by Indiana Alpha, Oct 28,
1902; eminent arohon; brother of
Russell Moore, Indiana Alpha; vice-
president Franklin Alumni 8. A. B.
association; teacher In Cass Techni-
\ cal High School, Detroit, Mleh^ city
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
176
chemiit, Indianapolis, Ind., 1909-1910,
mem. American chemical society.
Address, Cass Technical High School,
Detroit, Mich.
MOORE, John Swan, student; South-
western Presbyterian University; s.
John W. and Helen (Lewis); initi-
ated by Tennessee Zeta, Oct 2, 1911;
mem, baseball, football and basket-
baU second teams, 191u, 1911; win-
ner of Greek prize, 1910. Address,
714 South 30th St., Birmingham, Ala.
MOORE, J. Washington, lawyer; b. Col-
Uerville, Shelby county, Bftarch 16,
1866; ed. at Vanderbilt University,
A. B., 1890, LL. B., 1891; winner ot
the Southern Inter-collegiate Oratori-
cal contest; initiated by Tennessee
Nu, Dec., 1886; delegate to S. A. E.
Nan convenUons at Nashville, 1888,
Atlanta, 1891, Chattanooga, 1892,
Pittsburgh, 1893, Washington, 1894,
Nashville, 1898, Memphis, 1904; elec-
ted eminent supreme archon by the
1891 convention and re-elected in
1892 and 1893; a member of the house
of Representatives of the general as-
sembly of Tennessee in 1903; was ap-
pointed assistant attorney general of
the tenth Judicial circuit of Tennes-
see, Sept. 1, 1910, and is holding that
position now; is a mem. of the board
of directors of the Southern Insur-
ance company, and was general coun-
sel of that company prior to Sept. 1,
1910, having resigned upon accepting
the position of assistant attorney
general of the tenth circuit; from
Sept 1, 1907 to Sept 1, 1908, served
as assistant attorney general of the
tenth circuit under Oen. F. M. Bass,
8. A. E., during the last year of his
administration; mem. of the Royal
Arcanum, the Modem Woodmen of
America, the Tribe of Ben Hur, the
Legion of the Red Cross, Knights of
Pythias, Dramatic Order of Knights of
Khorassan, the Nashville Chamber of
Commerce, and the Press club of
Nashville, the Uniform Rank of
KnlghU of Pythias and of the En-
dowment Rank of Knights of Pythi-
as; m. Mary R. Arm8tead,Na8hvllle,
Tenn., Jan. 20, 1892. Address, 604
Unicm Bank Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
MOORE* LawrsMe Badfer* student at
Harvard University; b. Oct 14, 1891;
s. Ehnest B. and Grace M. (Badger) ;
initiated by Massachusetts Oamma,
May 27, 1911. Address, 5 Rural A.ve.,
Medford, Mass.
MOORE, MacAi faster, manufacturer;
b. Detroit, Mich., March 15, 1881; s.
Charles and Alice (Merriam) M.; ed.
at Harvard University, 1908; initiat-
ed by Massachusetts Oamma, Nov.
17, 1900; Canadian manager Simplex
Electric Heating Co.; m. Mary Kath-
erine Jones, Nov. 6, 1905. Address,
Belleville, Ont, Canada.
MOORE, Wayne H., mercantile; b. Hot
Springs, Ark., Feb. 24, 1889; s. Wil-
liam H. and Carrie B. M.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Arkansas, 1910; initiated
by Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon, Nor. 30,
1908, local sales manager and secre-
tary VaUey Planing MiU Co., Hot
Springs, Ark. Address, 906 Malvern
Ave., Hot Springs, Ark.
MOREHEAD, John Motley, engineer;
b. Slakesville, N. C, Nov. 3, 1870; s.
Joseph T. and Mary E. M.; ed. at
University of North Carolina, 1891;
initiated by North Carolina Xi, Sept
5, 1887; eminent treasurer, attended
convention at Charlotte, 1889; mem.
Chicago S. A. E. Alumni association;
engineer tests Peoples Gas Co., en-
gineer Union Carbide Co., Jury of
award, St Louis Exposition, director
American Gas Institute, author of
Analysis of Industrial Gases, mem.
American Gas Institute, m^m.
American Institute of EUectrolysis,
mem. English Intendion Acetylene
association; to Europe seven times
installing machinery. Address, Peo-
ples Gas Bldg., Michigan Ave., at
Adams St, Chicago, HI.
MOREHOUSE, Monte T., lawyer; b.
New Brunswick, N. J., Dec. 14, 1880;
s. James U. and Anna Belle M.; ed. at
Dickinson College, 1904; class secre-
tary, Allison Literary society; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi,
April 3, 1902; eminent archon, man-
ager Commercial Casualty Insurance
Co., Buffalo office; m. MadaUn T.
Miller, Feb. 8, 1909. Address, 10
North Ashland Ave., Buftalo, N. T.
MORSE, Joei SnHth, merchant, banker,
farmer; b. Abbeville, 8. C April 9,
1883; s. Amos B. and Jannie (Smith)
M.; ed. at DaMsiwoL Cx:i\««^ ^s»^^
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
m, clui pnal-
deot. Glut Bccretanr: Initiated bj
North Carolina TheU, Sept. 11, 1900;
eminent treuurer and recorder; dele-
gate to Nat'l S. A. E. conrentlon at
WasblnKton, 1002; K. of P. Ad-
dreaa, Abbeyille, S. C.
MORGAN, Haynea Lawrence, leglala-
ture; b. Marlon, Smrth cotmtr. Va.,
Hay 28, 186S; a. Vincent S. and Harr
Jane (Bleaslng) M.; ed. at Bmory
and Henrr College, ISSB, Unlveraltr
of Virginia, law, 1890, won the de-
clalmere and writera medals at Em'
ory and Henry College; initiated by
Virginia PI, Dec, 1895; affiliated with
Virginia Omicron; mem. of Virginia
Leglalature, 1S96-189G, atock farmer;
mem. of the general board of atate
hoapltala; Hason, ahrlner; m. llary
R. Gwyn, 1893. Addreaa, AapenTaSe,
Seven Mile Ford, Va.
MORQAN, Herschel Seymour, student;
b. March 12, 1891; a. William Alonio
and Martha Beatrice (Atteberry)
M.; Btudent at Univeralty of South
Dakota, mem. varalty football aquad,
1910 and 1911, mem. class basketball
team, 1911 and 1912, mem. track
team, 1911; Initiated by South Da^
kota Sigma, Jan. 27. 1911 (charter
mem.), eminent herald. Addreaa,
Bellefouche. S. D.
MORRIS, John Evane, educator; b.
Not. 13, 18EG; a. Allan J. and Jane
(Evans) M.; ed. at Mount Union Col-
lege, 1884; salutatory; Initiated by
Ohio Sigma, Feb. 26, 1894; general
agent. The Sheldon School, twice
delegate to republican state conven-
tion, elgbteeu years superintendent
of schools, Alliance, Ohio, mem. Nat'l
Education association; spent one
year in Europe; I. O. O. F., organised
the Alliance circle, mem. Alliance
Country club, lay delegate M. E.
church general conference, 1912; m.
Emma P. Vaughn, June 6, 1SS9. Ad-
dress. 208 East Oxford St. Alliance,
Ohio.
MORRIS, Seth Mabry, occullst and
aurlst; b. Auatln. Tex., June 15, 1867;
s. Dr. W. A. and Lucy (Trigg) H.;
ed. at University of Texas, B. S., ISSS,
Columbia School Pbyalclans and Sur-
geons, M. D., 1891; honor graduate
at medical eeboQl; professor of opth-
aimologT and oUOogy in medical de-
partment of nnlTenlty of Teiai;
mem. Oalreaton County Uedloa] so-
ciety. Texas State Medical aoctety,
American Medical asaodatlon; ram-
mer 1S91 to 1893 In Berlin worUng
Id chemlstjT: president AJnnoni As-
sociation of Dnlverslty of Texas,
1S92 to 1898; m. Eulab Stanley
Evans, June 6. 1S96. Address, II)
Tremont St, Oalveston, Tex.
MORRIS, William Lenflfellow, Uwyar;
b. Brookllne, Mass., March 21, 18TT;
e. William Francis and Marian Adele
(Longfellow) M.; ed. at Uaaaachua-
etts InsUtute of Technologr. 1899,
George Washington University, H. P.
L... 1902; president L' Avenlr, French
society at MassacliUMtts Institute of
Technology: mem. Die Oeaellaehaft,
German society at Massacbueetts Ut-
etitute of Technology; initiated by
Washington City Rho, Mart± 2, 190S
^charter mem.); attended Atlantic
City convention, 1909; lawyer and
patent attorney; traveled in Euro-
pean countries; m. Winifred Orer,
June 13. 1906. Address, 2 Rector St,
New York City.
MORRISON, Harvey Lee, mayor; b.
Statesvllle, N. C, Dec. 4, 18S6; s.
William Harvey and Ellen J. Slmon-
tOD M.; ed. at Davidson College,
1SS7; Initiated by North Carolina
Theta, Oct, 1888; eminent archon;
delegate to Atlanta Nat'l conven-
tloD, 1886; mayor of Okolona, Mfss.,
for past eight yean; Insurance busi-
ncBs; Mason, K, of P.. Jr. A. U. A. M.,
W, of W.; m. Mattle Blanche Stovall,
Sept 30, 1891. Address, Okolona,
Mils.
MORRISON, Roblay Howe, Chemist; b.
Norway, Me., Jan. II, 1886; a. Arthur
B. and Fannie R. (Howe) M.; ed. at
Univeralty of Maine, 1909; mem.
mualcal cluba, BLem. orchestra and
band; Initiated by Matne Alpha, Feb.
15, 1908; eminent correspondent;
brother of Preeland J. Uorrlson,
Maine Alpha; chemist for Oxford
Paper Co.; mem. Rnmford Business
Hen's club, mem. Rnmford Mechanics
Institute; m. Leola M. Noyea, Oct 19,
1910. Address, 27 Free St, Romford,
He.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
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MORROW, Edgar D^ fanner; b. New-
man, 111., July 27, 1886; a. Jamea
and Rachel M.; ed. at the MiUi-
kin UnlYeralty, 1907; preaident Ath-
letic association; mem. track team.
College debater; initiated by Illinois
Delta, Jan. 14, 1911 (charter mem.),
president of the local, delegate of
local to Atlanta, 1906; m. Susie H.
Akers, Dec. 7, 1910. Address, New-
man, 111.
MORSE, Frank Thomas, insurance; b.
Orange, Mass., Nov. 26, 1888; s. Wil-
liam W. and Vera E. M.; ed. at Dart-
mouth College, 1906; football and
baseball teams, manager Medical
School baseball team; Initiated by
New Hampshire Alpha, May 2, 1908
(charter mem.); claim department
Travelers Insurance Co., Newark, N.
J.; mem. Orange lodge F. ft A. M.
Address, 90 Hollywood Ave., East
OrajifiTO I^ J
MORTON, Edward Watts, fruit grower
and poultryman; b. Kennebunk, Me.,
March 7, 1887; s. Edward Watts and
Luella (Jordan) M.; ed. at Dart^
mouth Ck>llege, 1911 and 1913; cu-
rator Junior, chairman senior com-
mencement committee. Senior Skulls,
Alpha Zeta, manager varsity track
team; initiated by Maine Alpha, Sept
29, 1905; eminent archon; brother of
Harry J. Morton and Lincoln E. Mor-
ton of New Hampshire Alpha; alter-
nate province convention, Dec, 1907,
sent by Maine Alpha in Feb., 1908, to
visit local Chi Tau Kappa at Dart-
mouth; m. Gladys Gertrude Stack-
pole, Feb. 21, 1911. Address, Box
109, Darby, Mont
MORTON, Oakley Kendall, student; b.
Aug. 22, 1911; s. Byron C. and Stella
A. (Toung) M.; student at University
of Chicago; class treasurer, varsity
Glee club, band, choir, Mandolin club,
Blackfriars play* 1912; initiated by
Illinois Theta, Jan. 22, 1911; eminent
correspondent Address, 111 Court
St, Crown Point Ind.
MORTON, William Hickman, college
president; b. 1864; ed. at Central Uni-
versity, 1888; initiated by Kentucky
Kappa, March 4, 1882 (charter
mem.); 1888-1898; principal Potomac
Seminary, Romney, W. Va., 1893-
1895, president Franklin Female Col-
lege, Franklin, Ky., 1895-1896, presi-
dent Elizabeth Aull Seminary, Lm-
ington, Ky., 1896-1903, professor of
mathematics, AAeville College, Ashe-
ville, N. J., 1908 to date, professor of
physics and astronomy, Converse
College, Spartanburg, S. C, and
chairman of the faculty; Mason; m.
Susan Graham Van Lear, June 20,
1888. Address, Spartanburg, S. C.
MOVE, Hubert Nelson, mercantile; b.
Cuthbert Ga., June 14, 1891; s. An-
drew Clinton and Dixie Louise (Har-
ris) M.; ed. Alabama Polytechnic
Institute, 1911; initiated by Alabama
Alpha-Mu, Sept 4, 1908; with A. J<
Moye ft Son. Address, Cuthbert Ga.
MOVER, Edward C. A^ lawyer; b.
Philadelphia, Penn., March 81, 1878;
s. B. Frank and Eva C. M.; ed. Buck-
nell University, 1900; initiated by
Pennsylvania Zeta, March 19, 1898;
eminent archon; affiliated with
Pennsylvania Theta; brother of H.
B. Moyer, Pennsylvania Zeta; at-
tended S. A. El Nat'l convention at
Boston 1900, Washington 1904; edi-
tor first volume provine Beta annuaL
Address, 1827 DeKalb St, Norris-
town, Penn.
MOVER, Herbert B^ educator; b. 1876;
ed. Bucknell University, University
of Pennsylvania; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Zeta (charter mem.), later affili-
ated with Pennsylvania Theta, of
which chapter he was the founder and
at whose installation he was an offi-
cer; assistant editor of the S. A. E.
manual; vice-president of province Be-
ta, 1904; associate editor of the Re-
cord; composer of an unique S. A. E.
yell In Greek, (see p. 189. vol. m, S. A.
E. History) ; principal of the Cape May
High School; m. Anna G. Sieber,
Dec. 25, 1900. Address, Cape May,
N. J.
MOVER, Torrance Calvin, edueator;
b. New Berlin, Penn., March 21, 1890;
s. Joseph H. and Emma J. (Sanders)
M.; ed. University of Nebraska, 1911;
Nu Sigma Nu medical fraternity;
freshman arbor day orator, Nebraska
Wesleyan University; mem. Orphili-
an society at Nebraska Wesleyan
University; Neocosmian society at
Union Seminary, Pennsylvania;
18, isas.
Mo. offlt«. 710-714 Vmea'Hldg,
Unlit, Mo,
MULDER, Rltie, real estate; b. Rose
Lawn, Ind,, Feb. 5, 18S4; ed. North-
weatern Unlveralty; initiated bj tOi-
nlos Psl-Omega: eminent itenUd;
delegate S. A. E. Natl convenUon,
Atlanta. Ga.. 1906; attended province
Zeta convention St. I>ouIa, Mo, 1807
delegate province Delta convanOon
Delaware, 1908. Chicago, 1910; t1c«.
president province Delta, I9li ■
president Efanstoo n.lu[niii aMOCla!^
tlon; editor S. A. B. Year book ud
Cbftpter Letters 1909 and 1910, Ad-
dress, Evaniston. Ill
b. Peb. 12. 1889; s. Thomas L. ud
Sophia C. (Clarlt) M.; Btudent at
university ot Minnesota; Delta Sig-
ma Delta; University Giae club; In-
lated by Minnesota Alpha, March »
IBIL Address. H21 University Ave.,
a. E., Mlnneaimlls. Minn
MULLIN, Henry Ju|Ib„, real estate and
Insurance; b. Minneapolis Minn
Dec 8 1881; s. Zachan Taylor and
f«'''« ^- M-: «<*■ Harvard Univaralty
1906; iniUated by MaBsachuwtti
"■"""" "°'^- 6. 1902; eminent treas-
ued Waahinuton. D. C. s.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
17»
L. D., The Man, published by the
State Co., Columbia, S. C; worshipful
master. Masonic lodge, A. F. M., three
terms; m. Lucia Landum, Dec. 18,
1899. Address, Lancaster, S. C.
lURDOCK, William G^ lawyer and
postmaster; b. Milton, Penn., July 27,
1881; ed. Bucknell Uniyersity 1904,
Dickinson College, law, 1907; initi-
ated by PennsylYania Zeta, Dec. 19,
1901; delegate province conyention
New York Mu, 1903; delegate at Re-
publican state convention, 1910; ap-
pointed postmaster of Milton, 1911;
director and secretary of the Moun-
tain Water Co., secretary Milton
Fair and Northumberland Co., Agri-
cultural association; treasurer Pro-
tected Home Circle of Milton; 1908
served as worshipful master of Mil-
ton lodge No. 256 F. and A. M.;
scribe of Warrior Run chapter Royal
Arch Masons at Watsontown, mem.
Williamsport Consistory and Adoni-
ram Council of Williamsport, Blk;
published a history of Free-masonry
1909; a history of The Brady family.
Address, Milton, Penn.
lURPHY, Edgar G^ author; b. Fort
Smith, Ark., Aug. 31, 1869; s. S. W.
and Janie (Gardner) M.; ed. at Uni-
Tersity of the South, 1899; has served
as executive secretary of the South-
em Educational board, vice-president
Of the Conference for Education in
the South, chairman Alabama Child-
Labor committee; mem. executive
committee National Child-Labor
board; editor of OiBcial Reports of
Race Problems in the South and of
Reports on Conference for ESducation
in the South; author. The Larger
Life, 1896, Words for the Church,
1896, Problems of the Present South,
1904, The Basis of Ascendency, 1909;
m. Maud King, Aug. 31, 1891. Ad-
dress, 206 Livingston St, New Haven,
i;onn.
lURPHEY, Julian Clay, financier; b.
Bamesvllle, Ga., April 26, 1880; s.
Thomas E. and Alice (Hammond)
M.; ed. Mercer University, 1900; in-
itiated by Georgia Psi, April 3, 1897;
president of province Epsilon, 1903-
07; delegate to S. A. B. Nat'l con-
vention at Washington, 1902, Mem-
phis 1904, Atlanta, 1906; in banking.
real estate and insurance business;
m. Fanny Ross Plant, April 10, 1907.
Address, 548 Orange St., Macon, Ga.
MURRAY, Clyde Caldwell, mercantile;
b. Punxsutawney, Penn., s. V. S. and
Amelia (Campbell) M.; ed. Alle-
gheny College, 1908; initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Sept. 1904;
eminent treasurer; manager The
Reynoldsville Brick and Tile Co.; F.
and A. M.; m. Mary Belle Jones, June
24, 1909. Address, Reynoldsville,
Penn.
MURLIN, John Raymond, University
professor; b. Auglaize county, Ohio,
1874; s. John A. and Isabel (Hamil-
ton) M.; ed. Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, B. S., 1897, A. M., 1899, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Ph. D., 1901;
Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi; assisted
in physiology at Ohio Wesleyan,
Harrison Fellow in Zoology at Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, 1899-1901;
initiated by Ohio Delta, April 4, 1894;
eminent archon; delegate S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at St. Louis, 1896;
delegate to province convention at
Ann Arbor, 1895; assistant professor
of physiology; president Village Im-
provement association, Hasti&gsonr
Hudson, N. T.; editor and translator
of Tigerstedt's text book of physi-
ology; mem. American Physiological
society, American society of Zoolog-
ists, mem. society for Experimental
Biology and Medicine; associate
fellow New York Academy of Medi-
cine, fellow American association for
Advancement of Science; mem.
American society of Biological
chemists; traveled in Europe; m.
Josephine Seaman, Sept 7, 1899. Ad-
dress, 28th St, and First Ave., New
York City.
MUSE, John B., student; b. Feb. 22,
1890; s. James Clarence and Maude
(Bla^bum) M.,; student at Cum-
berland University; initiated by
Tennessee Liambda, Sept 11, 1911.
Address, 714 N. Pearl St, Dallas,
Tex.
MUTHER, Walter Paul, student; b.
March 1, 1890; s. Lorenz and Liouisa
(Bbert) M.; student at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology; initiated by
Massachusetts lotarTam^ Qq>c 1&^
1909; m«m\i«t c^ftiia ^^Mdu^^AiSX «s^^
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
football teams, member "Technique"
board. Addreu, 91 Arlington 8t,
Newton, Mass.
MYERS, Walter Lawrence, UniTerslty
instructor; b. Lawrence, Kan., Sept.
23, 1886; s. John E. and Jennie
(Pentzer) M.; ed. Uniyersity of
Iowa, 1908; class president; Phi
Beta Kappa; in Northern Oratorical
league contest, 1907; prize story in
junior annual, 1905 and 1908; initi-
ated by Iowa Beta, 1905; eminent
correspondent; delegate province
Zeta convention, 1907; instructor in
English at University of Iowa;
author of short stories, "The Cross-
ing of the Trails," Outing magazine,
1910, "A Trail to be Traveled," Out-
ing magazine, Nov. 1911. Address,
1046 College St., Iowa City, la.
N
NAFF, Clarence Raymond, lawyer; b.
Council Grove, Kan., Sept 3, 1877; s.
Joel and Jennie Caroline (Sowers)
N.; ed. George Washington Univer-
sity, 1906; initiated by Washington
City Rho, March 3, 1905, (charter
mem.); eminent recorder; in U. S.
Land Service; writer of short stories;
mem. A. F. and A. M.; mem. Pan-
Hellenic of Montana; secretary of
George Washington University Alum-
ni association of Los Angeles; m.
Sue Avery Brenizer, June 15, 1905.
Address, 508 Federal Bldg., Los
Angeles, Cal.
NASH, Howard Pervear, judge; b. Bos-
ton, Mass., Dec. 8, 1871; s. Osbom
Preble and Abby Annie P. N.; ed.
Harvard University, A. B., 1893,
Boston University, L. L. B., 1896;
graduated magna cum laude at Har-
vard University and cum laude at
Boston University; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, March 17,
1893, (charter mem.); eminent re-
corder; affiliated with Massachusetts
Beta-Upsilon; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l conventions at Pittsburgh 1893,
Washington 1894, St. Louis 1896,
Nashville 1898 and visitor to Boston
1900, Washington 1902; eminent su-
preme recorder 1894-1900; president
ot province Alpha; judge City Magis-
trate'8 Court aecond division City of
New York, appointed Judge City
Magistrate's Court for term of ten
years on July 1, 1909; editor-in-chief
Encyclopedia of Form and Prece-
dents, editor^ijorchief Cyclopedia of
Law and Procedure; mem. Deutsche
Chemische Geaellschaft, Berlin; tra-
veled through iSiUrope, 1894; jxl Em-
ma Augusta JoneSb July 26, 1899.
Residence, 472 E. 2l8t St., Brook-
lyn, N. T., office, 150 Nassau St,
New York City.
NEILL, James Francis^ actor and man-
ager; b. Savannah, Qa., Sept. 29,
1860; s. John and Isabella (Riberon)
N.; ed. Carolina Military Institote,
University of Georgia 1882; Demos-
thenian society at University of
Georgia; initiated by Qeox^ia Beta,
1880; Lob Angeles S. A. EL alumnus;
a brilliant and versatile actor, well-
known throughout the country as
father of all stock companies at pres-
ent operated in the U. S.; m. Bklythe
Chapman, March 4, 1898. Address,
The Lambs, 180 W. 44th St, New
York City.
NEILL, Lloyd BInford, lumber; b. East
Rochester, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1888; a
James E. and Anna W. N.; ed. Uni-
versity of Denver, 1909; class treas-
urer; mem. basketball team 1906,
1907; captain of team 1908, manager
of team 1909; initiated by Colorado
Zeta, Oct 14, 1905; eminent archon;
brother of O. D. Neill, Colorado Zeta;
secretary-treasurer of the NeiU Lum-
ber Co.; m. Alta Grace Stewart, Oct
26, 1910. Address, 1020 6th St,
Greeley, Colo.
NELL, R. Boyd, student; b. Dec 24,
1891; s. Adam and Phiana (DiUer)
N.; student at Gettysburg College;
Phrenaeosmian literary socie^, Ze-
tasophic club, captain soccer team;
medical society of Penn College,
College orchestra, glee club; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Delta, Feb.
21, 1911. Address, Allen, Penn.
NEWCOMB, Charles Milton, Univer
sity professor; b. Durand, Wis., Oct
14, 1882; s. Rev. George T. and Ella
(Coleman) N.; ed. at Ohio Weeleyan
University, 1907; class president,
basketball team, president senior lec^
ure course, 1907; initiated by Ohio
Delta, March 12, 1904; eminent jurch-
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181
on; professor of oratory UnlYersity
of Chattanooga; critic and reader
with the Alkahest Lyceum system of
Atlanta, Oa.; chairman W. and M.
committee Nat'l Speech Arts asso-
ciation, 1910; editor Official Record
1911; mem. official board Nat'l Speech
Arts association; m. Bertha May Har-
rison. Address, UniYersity of Chat-
tanooga, Chattanooga, Tenn.
NEWCOMB, Cyrus rorsythr physician
and surgeon; b. McLean County, 111.,
Dec. 12, 1879; s. WilUam Kendal and
E. o. N.; ed. Uniyersity of Illinois,
1904; mem. senior ball committee;
initiated by Illinois Beta, March 16,
1901; secretary of Champaign Coun-
ty Medical society; mem. of staff
and instructor in training school J. F.
Bumham hospital; attending physi-
cian Garwood Home; mem. Nu Sig-
ma Nu medical fraternity; mem. Uni-
Tersity club of Chicago; author med-
ical magazine articles; one year in
Europe chiefly in Vienna; attended
clinics also in London, Paris, Rome,
Pisa, and Buda Pesth; mem. Illinois
State Medical society, American Med-
ical association, Aesculapian society
of Wabash Valley, American Medical
association of Vienna, Austria, (life
membership). Address, 311 West
Hill St, Champaign, IlL
NEWTON, Isaac Merldlth Stariing,
student; b. Aug. 7, 1892; s. Mr. New-
ton and Amanda C. N.; student at
Tulane Uniyersity; Initiated by
Louisiana Tau-Upsilon, Oct. 15, 1911;
brother of Thomas C. Newton, Vir-
ginia Sigma, and Lieut Cherubusco
Newton, Jr., Virginia Sigma. Ad-
dress, Monroe, La.
NEWTON, J. Worth, oU operator; b.
Dana, Ind., Oct. 10, 1888; s. Dr. and
Q. O. N.; ed. Uniyersity of Indiana,
1911; initiated by Indiana Gamma,
Oct 8, 1907; eminent deputy archon,
recorder; secretary to superinten-
dent of Bridgeport division, Illinois
Oil Field (the Ohio Oil Co.). Ad-
dress, care The Ohio Oil Co., Bridge-
port ni.
NEWTON, Thomas Cason, lawyer; b.
Boetrop, Monehouse parish. La., April
9, 1886; s. Cherubusco and Amanda
N.; ed. Washington and Lee Unirer-
sity, 1907; initiated by Virginia Sig-
ma 1905; eminent recorder; brother
of C. Newton, Jr., Virginia Sigma,
and Sterling Newton, Louisiana Tau-
Upsilon. Address, Monroe, La.
NICKER80N, Alexander U Uwyer; b.
Acton, Mass., Oct 23, 1887; s. Bow-
man C. and Eliza R. (Williams) N.;
ed. Boston University, 1909; Phi Del-
ta Phi legal fraternity; initiated by
Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon, March
26, 1907; eminent archon; mem.
board of trustees of Massachusetts
BetSrUpsilon. Residence, Jamaica
Plain, Mass., office. Room 1004, 18
Tremont St, Boston, Mass.
NICHOLS, Earle Glen, student; b. Dec.
26, 1891; s. Oliyer C. and Jennie
(Brown) N.; student at Iowa State
College; Philomathean literary so-
ciety; initiated by Iowa Gamma, June
3, 1911. Address, Panora, Iowa.
NICHOLS, WInfleld, student; b. July
13, 1893; s. James H. and Annie E.
(Trice) N.; student at Dickinson Col-
lege; initiated by PennsylYania Sig-
msrPhi, Sept 22, 1911. Address, Den-
ton, Md«
NICHOLS, Leroy C; b. Saco, Maine,
March 27, 1884; s. Oeorge N. and An-
geline (Parsons) N.; ed. University
of Maine, 1906; class treasurer; Phi
Kappa Phi; initiated by Maine Alpha,
Nov. 20, 1903; m. Behesta i»i, Saeger,
April 5, 1911. Address, 2065 Com-
monwealth Ave., Aubumdale, Mass.
NICHOLLS, Jesse Crook, major U. S.
army; b. Tuscaloosa county, A^,
Aug. 29, 1874; s. A. B. C. and M. E.
(Foster) N.; ed. Uniyersity of Ala-
bama, 1895; representative of class
1898 at West Point; iniUated by Ala-
bama Mu, April 30, 1892; brother of
Augustus H. Nicholls, Alabama Mo,
Benjamin F. Nicholls, Alabama Mu;
major ordinance department U. S.
army; chief ordinance officer Army of
Cuban Pacification; traveled through
United States, Mexico, Hawaii, Cuba;
m. Florence Zacharie Ellis, Sept 26,
1906. Address, care War Depart-
ment Washington, D. C.
NICKELS, Albert Mortimer, student; b.
May 18, 1890; s. Fred G. and Mary C.
(Nash) N.; student at University of
Maine; mem. of banjo club; initiated
by Maine Alpha, Oct 1, 1909. Ad-
dress, Gh«m^«\^ ^%«
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NI8BET, James Clarence, Jr^ ciyil and
mining engineer; b. Madisonville*
Ky., Aug. 1, 1883; 8. W. A. (deceaaea;
and Nannie J. vJ&goe) N.; ed. Ken-
tucky State University, Purdue Uni-
versity; Liamp and Cross of Ken-
tucky State University; manager
football team 190& and 1906; initi-
ated by Kentucky Epsilon, May 24,
1902; eminent archon; affiliated with
Indiana Beta; attended convention at
Memphis, Tenn., 1904; m. Lanna
McLeod, Dec. 16, 1909. Address, 424
E. Center St, Madisonville, Ky.
NI8BET, Waiter Olin, physician, sur-
geon. University dean; b. Van Wyck,
S. C, Oct 6, 1866; s. John Newton
and Mary J. N.; ed. South Carolina
University, 1886; post graduate work
in Berlin, Germany; initiated by
South Carolina Delta, March 4, 1882,
(charter mem.); eminent archon;
mem. Charlotte, N. C, S. A. E. Alum-
ni association; dean and professor
gastro-lntestinal diseases at Univer-
sity of North Carolina; mem. South-
ern Manufacturers; m. Eugenia
Heath, 1892. Address, 505 N. Tryon
St., Charlotte, N. C.
NOBLE, George DeVotle, Jr., assistant
state librarian; b. Montgomery, Ala.,
Oct 1, 1889; s. George D. and Ida
(Ponder) N.; ed. Alabama Polytech-
nic Institute; Initiated by Alabama
Alpha-Mu, Sept 10, 1909; cousin of
Noble Leslie DeVotie, founder of S.
A. E. fraternity. Address, 301 Ala-
bama St, Montgomery, Ala.
NODINE, Arthur Carlton, student; b.
March 25, 1889; s. Carleton E. and
Mary (Wright) N.; student at Alle-
gheny College; manager College book
store, treasurer Duzer Du Dramatic
club, winner freshman oration con-
test leader mandolin club, president
Allegheny Civic league, mem. Quill
club; Y. M. C. A. delegate to Lyn-
wood, Ohio; mem. society of Applied
Science; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega, Oct 10, 1908. Address, 9
W. Bless St, Titusville, Penn.
N0RD8TRUM, Royal Frank, student;
b. Jan. 17, 1889; s. Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Nordstrum; student at Iowa State
College; class and varsity track
teams, class football team; Veterin-
ary Medical society; initiated by
Iowa Gamma, May 7, 1910. Address^
Humboldt, Iowa.
NORTHCUTT, FofMt Cllftoii» st«4eBt;
b. Dec. 22, 1898; a. Jeose O. and
Florence May (Nicholla) N.; student
at University of Denvw; alternate in-
tercollegiate debate; initiated by
Colorado Zeta, Feb. 6, 1912. Address,
822 Chestnut St, Trinidad* Colo.
NORTH, Paul McCoy, lawyer; b. Atchi-
son, Kan., March 6, 1872; a. James
M. and Hattie (McCoy) N.; ed. Uni-
versity of Colorado, B. A., 189S, i^ad
uate National University, Washing-
ton, D. C, L. L. B., 1901, L. U M.,
1902; class historian, 1898; president
Philomathean society, 1887; editor
Portfolio, 1890; initiated by Colorado
Chi, April 11, 1891, (charts mem.);
eminent correspondent, 1891; broth-
er of James F. North, Colorado Zeta;
delegate S. A. E. Natl convention
Ohattanooga, ; 1892; province presi-
dent 1892; joint founder of Colorado
Zeta; delegate to various state Re-
publican conventions; mem. Com-
mercial Law league of America;
U. S. census enumerator 1890, special
examiner U. S. census bureau in
Washington, D. C, 1899-1902, post-
master, Ooldfield, Colo., 1905-1906,
mem. city council Rocky Ford, Colo.,
1911-1913; mem. New C^itury club,
Victor, Colo.; m. Stella Gertrude
Phillips, July 1, 1901. Address, 511
S. Fifth St, Rocky Ford, Colo.
NORTON, Carl Hauk, editor; b. Akron,
Ohio, June 13, 1888; s. Frank W. and
Clara (Hauk) N.; ed. Purdue Univer-
sity, 1910; assistant manager orches-
tra, mem. of band; initiated by Indi-
ana Beta, April 6, 1907; eminent
treasurer; advertising writer and
solicitor Richmond Ehrening Journal,
Richmond Yacht club; m. Frances
Ruth Bethel, Oct 4, 1911. Address,
817 E. Marshall St, Richmond, Va.
NORTON, Irving Towns, student; b.
Oct 20, 1891; s. George A. and Ella
Frances (Towns) N.; student at Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Delta, Feb.
17, 1911. Address, 111 North St,
Northampton, Mass.
NORTON, Ralph Pak*ker, student; b.
Aug. 23, 1888; s. Charles E. and Har-
riet (Parker) N.; student at Wor-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
ISS
cester Polrtechntc IniUtuto; InlU&tod
by MaasacliDsetU Delta, Sept 28.
1909. AddresB, 4 Oakland Bt.. Han-
oheater, Codh.
NORWOOD, Chariea Auguetus, lawyer;
b. Hamilton, Haas., Aug. 21, 18S0; a.
Calev J. and Martha 8. (Doane) N.;
ed. Harvard UnWeralty 1802; Initi-
ated by MaHachu^etta Oamma, March
17, 1900; selecUnan, moderator,
school committee; repreeentative to
general court; apeclal Justice third
district of Essex txiunty; mem. Bfas-
aachusetts, American, Bssex county
Bar associations; vice president First
National Bank, Ipswick. Residence,
Hamilton, Mass., business, 70 State
St. Boston, Mass.
NUCKOLLS, Carlisle, manntactnrer;
b. Toone. Tenn., Feb. 9, 1889; s. Jolm
W. and Francea R. N.; ed. at Vander-
t>Ut Unlveraltr, l≪ InltUtsd by
Tennessee Bta, Oct 6, 190S, later
affiliated with Tennessee Nu; emi-
nent archon; mem. of firm of Shaw-
oee Qarment Manufacturing Co. Ad-
dress, 118 N. Bell St, tjhawnee,
Okla.
NUNN, Romulus Armtstead, lawyer;
b. Jones county, N. C, June 88,
1876; a. Henry S. and Nancy F. N.;
ed. Davidson College and University
of North Carolina, 1898; initiated by
North Carolina Tbeta, later affiliated
with North Carolina Xi; mem. state
I^alature; m. Elizabeth Qulon
Nlcholls, April 28, 1903. Addrera, 60
Craven St, New Bern. N. C.
OATE8, Robert M. capitaUst; b. Chai^
lotte, N. C, March 30, 1869; s. David
W. and Anna U. (Blanks) O.; ed.
Davidson College, 1888; secretary,
vice-president and president of Phi
society, chief mar shall at commence-
ment, ISSS; IniUated by North Caro-
ollna Theta. Jan. 1888; eminent re-
corder; attended S. A D. Nat'l con-
vention St Atlanta, 189E; mem. North
Carolina Tbeta Alumni association;
pretident manager and owner of the
Hendersonville Light and Power Co.;
m. Claudia D. B. Holt, Dec 9, 1891.
Address, Hendersonville, N. C.
OBER, John Larcem, student; b. Aug.
11, 1890; s. John A. and Janet A.
(Cohoon) O.; student at University
of Maine; initiated by Maine Alpha.
Oct 1, 19D9; mem. Prism board, Cal-
ander committee; lieutenant Ad-
dress. Beverly Farms, Moss.
O'BRIEN, WtlDs John, student; b. June
26, 1889; ■. B. M. and Louise M.
(Lnblse) O.; student at University
of Iowa; football three yeara, all-
Weetem and all-Amerloan teama;
Waakwl Junior society; track team
two yeara; Initiated by Iowa Beta.
Oct 19, 1908. Address, 1806 Tentfa
St., Des Moines, Iowa.
O'CONNELL, M. Fradrlek, Uwyer,
mayor; b. Hopedale, Maaa., June 14,
1870; a MorUgh and Julia (Keating)
C; ed. Boston University, 1889; ctw-
taln baaeball; initiated by Haaaacbu-
setts BeU-Upsllon, March 19, 1898;
representative to general asaembly
four years, mayor at present; m.
Josephine Caroline Hann (deceased),
Norwich, Conn., Aug. 1, 1906. Ad-
drees, 22 Prospect St, Fttchburs;
Masa
0G8URN, Charlton Q„ Uwyer; b.
BuUer, Ga., Aug. 19, 18S2; s. Charl-
ton Greenwood and Irene (Wynn) O.;
ed. at Mercer University, 1902, law,
190G; Initiated by OeorgU Psi, Sept
19, 1898. later affiUaUd with Massa*
chusetts QammB; brother of William
F. Ogbum, OeorglB Psi; eminent
archon, treasurer; delegate to S. A.
E. Nat'l convention at Memphis, ia<H',
delegate to province Gamma conven-
tion, 1901; vice-president of province
Epailon; president Atlanta S. A. B.
Alumni association; president Oibba
Gas Engine Co., now Standard Gas
Power Co.; m. Dorothy Stevena, June
8, 1910. Addresa, 8024-4 Candler
Bldg., Atlanta. Ga.
OLIVER, Laandar D„ lawyer; b. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Nov. 29, 1871; a War-
ner S. and Elisabeth (Chadwick) O.;
ed. University of Cincinnati; preal
dent of freshman class; mem. Phi
Delta Phi; IniUated by Ohio Elpsilon,
Nov. 14, 1892; prealdent of Pleasant
Ridge Welfare aaaoclaUon; m. Ada
Beatrice Burkhold, Jan. 88, 1901.
Realdence, 6242 Robinson road. Pleas-
ant Ridge, Hamilton county. Ohio,
184
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office, 601 Johnston Bldg., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
OLIVER, Nelson Horatio, mercantile;
b. Port Townsend, Wash.; s. Nelson
T. and Flora M. A. O.; ed. at Hanrard
UnlYersity, 1908; initiated by Hassa-
chusetts Gamma, Dec. 9, 1899; at-
tended S. A. E). Nat'l conyention at
Boston, 1900; delegate to the installa-
tion of Maine Alpha, at Bangor, Me.
Chicago sales manager of Cuhahy
Packing Co.; m. Edna A. Baltic, June
li, 1908. Residence, 61 E. 69th St,
office, care Cudahy Packing Co., O.
D. C. Department, 111 W. Monroe St.,
Chicago, 111.
OLIVIER, Charles Pollard, College pro-
fessor; b. 1884; ed. University of Vir-
ginia, B. A., 1906, M. A., 1909, Ph. D.,
1911; mem. Raven society; Phi Beta
Kappa; initiated by Virginia Omi-
cron, Oct 11, 1902; Vanderbilt fellow
in astronomy, Leander McCormick
Observatory, University of Virginia,
1906-09, during most of this assistant
in astronomy in the University; on
the staff of the Lick Observatory,
Mount Hamilton, Cal., July 1909 to
December, 1910; fellow in astrono-
my, Leander McCormick Observatory,
Jan. to June, 1911; at present pro-
fessor of physics and astronomy,
Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga.;
mem. of the American association for
the advancement of Science. Ad-
dress, Agnes Scott College, Decatur,
Ga.
O'NEIL, Frank B., law student; b.
Waterbury, Conn., May 4, 1879; ed. Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, 1902; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Theta, Feb. 9,
1901; formerly in real estate business
at Waterbury, Conn.; trial justice at
Woodbury, Conn.; mem. King Solo-
mon's lodge No. 7, F. and A M., also
of the chapter and council; Sons of
the American Revolution, Country
club, Orenaug club and Harvard club
of Connecticut; m. Alice B. Hartland,
Wilkesbarre, Penn., 1906. Address,
77 Bank St., Waterbury, Conn.
O'NEIU Joseph, civil engineer; b. Feb.
14, 1883; s. P. J. and Sarah L.
(Sears) O.; ed. University of Kansas,
1906; manager senior baseball team;
initiated by Kansas Alpha, Feb. 14,
1903, f charter mem.); eminent arch-
on, recorder and chronicler; attended
8. A. E. Nat'l conventton at Kansas
City, 1910; province Zeta conveatlon,
1904; city engineer, Leavenworth,
Kan.; associate member of Aiaarican
society of Civil Engineers, mem.
American society MuniciiMd Improve-
ments, mem. Kansas Engineering so-
ciety; Master Mason. Address* MS
Olive St, Leavenworth, Kan.
OSBORNE, William Wilson, state sena-
tor, banker, lawyer; b. Graniteville,
S. C, Oct 19, 1867; s. John Howard
H. and Mary (Stoney) O.; ed. Mer-
oer University, University of Qeorgis,
1896; sophomore speaker at Mercer
University, jimior speaker at Univer-
sity of Geoi^a; initiated by Oem^
Psi, Sept 24, 1882, Uter affiliated
with Georgia Beta; made business
manager of the Record at 8. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Nashville, 1886;
urged Northern extension; delegate
to the S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Athens, Ga., 1884; literary contestant
at the convention; assisted in editing
Catalogue for 1886; state senator in
Georgia, 1894-6; mem. Georgia House
of RepresentaU^es, 1892-8; solicitor
general Eastern Judicial Circuit of
Georgia, three terms from Jan. 1,
1897 to Jan. 1909; president Ebcchange
Bank of Savannah; m. Louette Dale>
April 11, 1894. Address, 118 E. Thir-
ty-First St, Savannah, Ga.
OWEN, Alfred Winn, engineer; b. New-
port Ky., June 28, 1877; s. William
and May C. (Booth) O.; ed. Univer-
sity of Cincinnati, 1898; students ex-
ecutive committee, 1897-8; initiated
by Ohio Epsilon, March 20, 1897;
eminent chaplain 1897-8; assistant
engineer, chief engineer's office, C.
N. O. and T. P. Ry.; m. Harriet Snt-
phin, July 10, 1907. Residence, 8137
GafFar Walnut Hills, office, care Chief
Engineer's office, C, N. O. and T. P.
Ry., Ingalls Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
OWEN, Richard Jackson, civil engi-
neer; b. Shelbyville, K^., June 18,
1865; s. David and Matilda O.; ed.
Kentucky Military Institute, 1882;
senior cadet captain of battalion,
Philomathean literary society; initi-
ated by Kentucky Chi, 1880; brother
of W. B. Owen, Kentucky Chi;
founder of Ohio Sigma, April 4, 1885;
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first proYlnce archon of province Del-
ta; promin^it in helping to keep Mis-
souri Alpha alive; delegate to S. A.
£. Nan convention at Atlanta, 1881,
and Louisville, 1888; mem. American
Technical society; assistant profesr
sor of mathematics at Kentucky Mil-
itary Institute, 1883-86, professor of
mathematics at Belle Plain College,
Texas, 1888-89, now civil engineer;
four years in Mexico City, 1894-97;
m. Lila Eaton Rice, at El Paso, Texas^
Jan. 20, 1901. Residence, 1622 Boule-
vard, office, 218 Caples Bldg., El Paso,
Texas.
OWENS, Jesse Thomas, educator; b.
Armington, 111., Jan. 19, 1886; s. John
Thomas and Nannie B. C; ed. uni-
versity of Oklahoma, 1910; Senate lit-
erary society. University Male quar-
tette and Glee club; initiated by Ok-
lahoma Kappa, Oct 23, 1909, (charter
mem.); eminent archon, tireasurer,
correspondent; delegate to S. A E.
Nat'l convention at Atlantic City,
1909; for the local Iota Tau; delegate
to province Theta convention, 1910;
principal Perkins Public Schools. Ad-
dress, 323 E. Washington Ave.,
Quthrie, Okla.
PAE88LER, Robert Tressel, student;
b. Sept. 9, 1890; s. Vinton S. and
Laurena H. (Tressel) P.; student at
Harvard University; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, Oct 29, 19xi..
Address, 6 Gary St., Binghampton,
N. Y.
PAINTER, George Russell, publisher;
b. Telluride, Colorado, Feb. 4, 1890;
8. (Hiarles F. and Eliese C. (Rohiver)
P.; ed. University of Denver, 1911;
treasurer of freshman class, two
years on baseball squad, mem. stu-
dent athletic commission; initiated
by Ck>lorado Zeta, Feb. 5, 1908; broth-
er of David S. Painter, Colorado Zeta;
eminent archcm, deputy archon,
treasurer, recorder; mem. board of
trustees, delegate to S. A. E. Nat'l
convention at Kansas City, 1910;
mem. Telluride lodge No. 56, A. F.
and A. M. Address, Telluride, Colo.
PALMER, John William, lawyer, rail-
road claim agent; b. Independence,
Iowa, Oct 18, 1884; s. Henry S. and
Jessie C. P.; ed. University of Illinois,
law, 1910; initiated by Ulinois Beta,
Oct 22, 1908; eminent archon; dele-
gate to S. A E. Nat'l convention, At-
lantic City, 1909. Address, 1806 Mem-
phis Trust Bldg., Memphis, Tenn.
PALMER, Orren L., College professor;
b. Ostego, Ohio, Jan. 11, 1868; s. Mar-
tin R. and Emeline (Baker) P.; ed.
Adrian College, 188S; initiated by
Michigan Alpha, April 18, 1896; man-
ager Monarch Fence Co., professor
of mathematics, Adrian College; m.
Elizabeth Gibbs, Sept 9, 1907. Ad-
dress, 10 State St, Adrian, Mich.
PALMER, Thomas Waverly, Jr^ stu-
dent; s. Thomas W. and Lulu (Rain-
er) P.; ed. University of Alabama,
1910; treasurer freshman class, pres-
ident junior class, varsity football,
varsity track, tying southern record
for 440 yard dash in 1909 ; mem. class
football, track, baseball and basket-
ball, sophomore speaker, chairman in
senior year of College honor commit*
tee which regulated and controlled
honor system of University of Alar
bama, business manager of annual,
mem. of dramatic club (in Shakes-
pearean casts); initiated by Alabama
Mu, Sept 1906; eminent archon,
deputy archon, recorder; delegate to
province Epsilon convention at Bir-
mingham, 1907; attended province
Alpha convention at Cambridge, Dec.
9, 1911; second year law student at
Harvard. Address, Montevallo, Ala.
PALMER, William Halles, physician;
b. Albany, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1882; a.
Dr. Frank A and Nellie (Lyke) P.;
ed. Cornell University, 1903; treas-
urer of sophomore class; initiated by
New York Alpha, Oct. 29, 1899; house
surgeon Bellevue hospital, 1903-06,
Falkirk, 1906, Bloomingdale hospital
for Insane, Butler hospital, Medical
Interne Rhode Island hospital; mem.
Providence Medical society; author
of several monographs on medical
subjects; traveled West Indies and
South America in 1908; m. Laurina
M. LaGue, Nov. 10, 1906. Address,
274 Broad St, Providence, R. I.
PARHAM, Thomas Qariand, lawyer; b.
Forevt City, Ark., March 24, 1883;
8. T. H. and SalUA Pa %\» ^::?iaa&X^*«t«
Masonic- lod^*': musical director of
IJeldorf thcatt^r orclu'stra; ni. Doro-
thy Fraiu't^s Kiiicaid. (Jlenarin, 111.,
April 12, iyu5. AddresB, 318 S. Fourth
St., Independence, Kan.
PARKE, Edward Ray, student; b. May
to, 1891; a. Albert and Delia (Bal-
lard) P.; student at Bucknell Uniyer-
sity; junior prom committee; Theta
Delta Tau; president Phi Delta Sig-
ma; initiated by Pennsylvania Zeta,
June 19, 1909. Address, Troy, Penn.
PARKER, Allen, treasurer; b. Dec. 20,
1881; a. William A. and Martha E.
P.; ed. UniTersity of Alabama, 1901;
initiated by Alabama Mu, Nov. 13,
1898; brother of Graham Parker, Ala-
bama Mu, Thornton Parker, Alabama
Mu; assiatant treasurer in charge of
sales department Tremont Lumber
Ca; m. Annabel Josephine Milbum,
Oct 26, 1910. Address, Winnfield,
La.
PARKER, Howard Q^ mercantile; b.
Pawtucket, R. L, May 7, 1888; s. John
M. and Bveline tf.; ed. Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, 1911; class
secretary; Initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, February 18, 1910; mem.
Parker-Luther Co., commercial print-
ing. Address, 42 Barton St, Paw-
tucket, R. L
PARKER, Robert James, student; b.
Syracuse N. T., March 3. 1M9: a
History of
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lege; presii
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and track,
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letic associ
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PATRICK, ^
Feb. 3, 189
Maud (Lya
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U. S. Circuit court of Lake View Ir-
rigation Go. Address, Cody, Wyom-
ing.
PATTERSON, Andrew Henry, Univer-
yersity professor; b. SItlem, N. C,
Sept. 28, 1870; s. Rufus Lenior and
Mary Elizabeth (Fries) P.; ed. Uni-
versity of North Carolina, 1891; pres-
dent 1887-1890, mem. Gimghoul, Uni-
yersity of North Carolina; Sphinx,
Uniyersity of Georgia; president
tennis club; mem. football team;
manager baseball team; president of
Dialectic literary ' society, winner
Philosophical oration; initiated by
North Carolina Xi, Oct 8, 1887;
brother of Rufus L. Patterson, North
Carolina Xi, John L. Patterson, North
Carolina Xi and Edmund V. Patter-
son, North Carolina Xi; eminent
archon and recorder; professor of
physics and astronomy, Uniyersity of
Georgia, 1898-1908; dean of School of
Applied Science, Uniyersity of North
Carolina; fellow A. A. A. S.; mem.
American Physical society, Ameri-
can Elechtrochean society; asso-
ciation Harvard Engineers; studied
at Berlin and Cambridge, 1905-06; m.
Eleanor S. Alexander, Sept. 8, 1897.
Address, Chapel Hill, N. C.
PATTERSON, Mark Samuel, student;
b. April 27, 1891; s. M. J. and NeUie
E. (Traversee) P.; student at Wor-
cester 1-olytechnic Institute; initiated
by Massachusetts Delta, Sept. 29,
1910. Address, 1439 Williams St,
Denver, Colo.
PATTERSON, Gilbert Brown, lawyer,
former congressman; b. Maxton, N.
C, May 29, 1863; s. Gilbert and Mar-
garet P.; ed. University of North
Carolina, 1886; initiated by North
Carolina Xi, Feb. 21, 1885, a charter
member of the revived chapter, and
elected its first eminent archon; mem.
North Carolina legislature, 1898-1902;
mem. United States Congress, 1903-7.
Address, Maxton, N. C.
PATTERSON, William E. lawyer; b.
Hunter, Belmont county, Ohio, Feb.
5, 1873; ed. Mt Union College, Ph. B.,
1893, West Virginia State University,
Law, 1895; received Bishop Neely
prize for highest grade of scholar-
ship and general culture in his class;
initiated by Ohio Sigma, 1889; elected
professor of mathematics in Mt
Union College immediately upon
graduation, resigning to «iter the law
department of West Virginia State
University; in 1897 he removed to
Cleveland, where he has engaged in
practice of law; mem. Knights of Py-
thias, Knights of Korassan, Knight
'lemplar, Thirty-Second degree Mar
son; mem. Masonic club, Tippecanoe
club. Chamber of Commerce and
Cleveland Athletic club; m. Bertha
M. Pierce, Nov. 1, 1911; residence.
East Cleveland, office, 707-8-9 Ameri-
can Trust Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
PATTERSON, William Hart, mercan-
tile; b. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 3, 1882;
s. William H. and Georgie (Bvans)
P.; ed. Purdue University, 1905; man-
ager freshman baseball team; initi-
ated by Indiana Beta, April 6, 1902;
eminent deputy archon and historian,
sec. and treasurer for two years of
Chapter House association; attended
province Delta convention. Cham-
paign, 1902; delegate of Pittsburgh
Alumni association to S. A. E. Nat'l
convention at Kansas City, 1910; sec-
retary and treasurer of Pittsburgh
Alumni association of S. A. joj., 1909-
10, president 1910-1911; head of re-
sale division of industrial and power
sales department, Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Co., Pitts-
burgh, Penn.; m. Edith White, June
17, 1907. Address, Comer S. Negley
Ave., and Elmer St, Pittsburgh, Penn.
PATTERSON, Walter Scott, student;
b. Sept 13, 1890; s. William H. and
Hester Ann (Mooney) P.; student at
Syracuse University; freshman foot-
ball; initiated by New York Delta,
Oct 30, 1911. Address, 67 Sycamore
St, Holoyoke, Mass.
PATTILLO, James Anderson, insur-
ance; b. Arkadelphia, Ar&., June 1,
1886; s. James O. and Jennie A. (Row-
land) P.; ed. Central University; initi-
ated by Kentucky Kappa, Sept 1907;
with A. B. Banks and Co., Fordyce,
Ark. Address, Fordyce, Ark.
PATTiSON, Parvin N., district mana-
ger; b. Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 22,
1878; s. Augustus E. and Pinkie
(Webb) P.; ed. University of Michi-
gan; initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta,
Oct 2, 1897; district manA^^T^Uspoa^
lU
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Uln St&tM Telepbone Knd Talegrmph
Co.: m. Maude L. WaUon, Anc SI.
tflOS. Address. S81 B. TUrd Bt, Trln-
IdBd, Colo.
PAU8T, Benjamin AlsMiider; b. MU-
wankee. Wis., Dec. 15, 1880; ■. Ha-
thlos J. and Agnes P. P.; ad. Unlvar-
slt7 or Wlaconiin, 1104; captain
class basketball team, PbUomUbla
•ocletr. Badger board; Initiated br
Wisconsin Alpba, Feb. 7, 1908, (cliar-
ter mem.) ; eminent archon, treas-
urer, recorder; delegate to province
Delta coDTentioD at Minneapolis. 1904.
Cblcago, 1910; president HlnnesoU
Alpba Building association, also direc-
tor Wisconsin Alpba Building asso-
ciation; was secretary, treasurer and
president of Twin Ultr K ^ E. Alum-
ni aoaoclatlon; belped organize Mil-
waukee S. A. B. Alumni aaaoclation
and was its secretsjr; real estate;
mem. Masonic order; m. Jess Carlisle
Wblted, June 6, 1907. Address. 4SSI
Dupont Ave., 8. Minneapolis, Hlnn.
PEARCE, Wilbur Celton, mercantile; b.
Bellefontalne, Ohio, Harcb 9, 1883;
s. Harry and Emma (Colton) P.; ed.
Ohio Wesleran UnlTersity. 1906; InlU-
ated b; Obio Delta, Jan. 17, 1908, later
afBllated wltb Ohio Tbeta; secretary
The Colton Bros. Co.; m. Mary Qra-
bam, A-^ril 14, 1907. Address, 109 E.
Williams Are., Bellefontalne, Oblo.
PEARSON, Edwin Arthur, superinten-
dent; b. Richmond, Ind., April S,
1878; B. Calvin W. and Martha T. P.;
ed. Belolt College, 1901, post graduate
at University of Chicago; class sec-
retary, captain class baseball and
football teams; InlUated by Illinois
Tbeta, March 9, 1903, (charter mem.);
eminent treasurer; represented the
petitioning local Gamma Rbo at 8,
A. E. Nat'l convention at Washing-
ton, 1902; super In* en dent Huber and
Funrman Drug Milts, Fond du Lac,
Wis.; m. Metta K. Haines, Aug. IS,
1911. Address, 178 Everett St, Fond
du Lac, Wis.
PEABE, James Norman, contractor; b.
Columbus, Ga., Nov. 1, 1885; s. J. Nor-
man and Anna Vivian Pease; ed.
Georgia Instltuta of Teebnology and
WaaUngton and Lee University;
Measurer of sophomore class, Wash-
tagtoD and Lee University, basketball
tMm at the aam« Unlvanttr: tnek.
team at Oeorsla ^natltoto at Tech-
nology; InlUated by OmfkU FU,
Sept. 80, IMS, later affllUted with
Virginia Sigma: eminent treaanra*,
herald and warden; attended 8. A. K.
National convention at Atlanta, IWt;
mem. of firm of Ou-dlnler and t'ease,
general contractors. Addren, 1418
Third Ave., Columbus, On.
PEEBLES, Emory Bua^ plaot«r: b.
Vienna. Ala., April 18, 1889; a. WU-
liun ^., and Bettle G. (Darrov) P.;
ed. University of Alabama, IBll;
president freshman class, varsity
football and baseball: initiated by
Alabama Mu, Sept 14. 1907; brother
of Frank Darraw Peebles, Alabama
Mu. Address, Vienna, Ala.
PEIRCE, Albion Q., Uwyer; b. Hethnen,
Mass., June 88, 1880; s. James and
Ella L. P.; ed. Boston University,
1 905 ; InlUated by Massachnsetu
BeU-Upftllon, Dec. 6, 1903; eminent
recorder; formerly mem. school com-
mittee of Methuen, 1905-11. Address,
Bay State BIdg., Lawrence, Haas.
PELO, WTIIIam Jossph, editor; b.
Watertown, N. T.. May 86, 1871; a.
Joseph and Susan (Deno) P.; ed.
Harvard University, 1884; PUIoaopU-
cal society and St Paul society; in-
itiated by Hassacbusetts Oamma,
March 10, 1884; graduate financial
adviser Massachusetta Gamma chap-
ter 1911-18; editor SUver Burdett and
Co., publishers: assistant professor
of educaUon at University of Kansas,
1906-06; assistant in educaUon, Har-
vard, 1908^; author of Sanborn
Spelling Series; mem. American as-
sociation for Advancement of Science
and National Educational association;
mem. Boston Economical club, Har-
vard club of Boston; lectured on edu-
cational topics before Teacher's In-
Btltutee and convenUons; m. Florence
Mildred Boyston, Aug. IS, IWl. Ad-
dress, 281 Columbus Ave., Boston,
Mass.
PENDLETON, Fleming, Jr., student; b.
Aug. SI, 1893: B. nemlng and aallle
(Lincoln) P.; student at Unlveralty
of MisBonrt; initiated by Hiseoori
Alpha, May SO, 1911. Address, Inde-
pendence, Ho.
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189
PENDLETON, John T. lawyer, Judge;
b. Christian county, Ky., March 24,
1845; B. William Henry and Isabella
(Major) P.; ed. Bethel College, Louis*
vllle. Law School and Washington
and Lee Uniyersity; valedictorian ad-
dress mentioned by the New York
World as one of the most notable ad-
dresses of commencement; initiated
by Kentucky Iota, later affiliated with
Virginia Sigma, 1868; delegate S. A.
R Nat'l convention at Atlanta, 1872;
Judge of the Superior Court for the
Atlanta Circuit since 1905; twice audi-
tor and assistant city attorney and
for four years judge of the recorder's
court;' prominent in church work,
president of the State Mission board
and a member of the Home Mission
board of the Southern Baptist confer-
ence; enlisted in First Kentucky
Cavalry of the Confederate army at
sixteen years of age, was with his
regiment in many of the battles
fought by the western army includ-
ing the celebrated charge against the
federal line of infantry at Ferryville,
served under General Forrest during
the greater part of the war, but was
with General Wheeler in 1862, after
battle of Missionary Ridge was cap-
tured and confined in the federal pris-
on at Fort Delaware until the end of
the war; m. BUa Bowie, Westmore-
land county, Virginia, in 1871. Ad-
dress, 666 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta,
Oa.
PENDLETON, William Edmund, stu-
dent; b. Dec. 27, 1889; s. Charles R.
and Sally (Peeples) P.; student at
University of Pennsylvania; initiated
by Pennsylvania Theta, Nov. 3, 1911.
Address, 31 Hardeman Ave., Macon,
Oa. ,
PERRY, George Sanfordr student; b.
Nov. 8, 1889; s. William Nelson and
Liaura (Barker) P.; student at Uni-
versity of niinois; initiated by Illinois
Beta, Oct 28, 1911; mem. Western
Star lodge No. 240, Champaign, A. F.
and A. M. Address, 211 B. Daniel
St, Champaign, IlL
PERRY, JoMph Bowman, student; b.
March 9, 1888; s. James F. and Stella
(Runyan) P.; student at University
of Minnesota; mem. Board of Gover-
nors, Men's Union, Theta Tau, Tau
Shonka club; eminent archon. Ad-
dress, 626 Sixth Ave., S. E. Minne-
apolis, Minn.
PETERMAN, ORREN U, merchantUe;
b. Texas, Oct 18, 1887; s. H. T. and
Margaret (Pharris) P.; ed. University
of Oklahoma, 1910; vice-president of
class, footbfOl, debating; initiated by
Oklahoma Kappa, Dec., 1909; brother
of Leon A. Peterman, Oklahoma Kap-
pa; with Continental Gin Co. Ad-
dress, care Continental Gin Co., Dal-
las, Texas.
PETERS, Edward Mann, insurance; D.
Chelsea, Mass., May 8, 1881; s. Rob-
ert Lindsay and Mary P.; ed. Bostop
University, Law, 1911; chairman
Boyd Abbott Memorial committee;
Phi Delta Phi; initiated by Massachu-
setts Beta-Upsilon, Nov. 11, 1908;
eminent archon; attended S. A. E.
Nat'l conventions Atlantic City, 1909,
and at Kansas City, 1910; agent for
over twelve insurance companies;
mem. I. O. O. F., Scots Charitable
society, Medford Good Government
association, Medford Royal House
association, Medford Mountain club,
Massachusetts Peace society; tra-
veled in Canada, Great Britian, Ire-
land and France. Residence, 61 Irv-
ing St, West Medford; ofllce, 70
Kelly St, Boston, Mass.
PETERSON, Cecil Ray, Uwyer; b. Uti-
ca, Kan., July 31, 1888; s. Milton W.
and Ida O. P.; ed. University of Indi-
ana; Rheinhard club, class track and
basketball teams, debating College
paper; initiated by Indiana Gamma,
Oct. 3, 1907; eminent archon, treas-
urer and chronicler; delegate to prov-
ince Delta convention at Chicago in
1910; mem. Pan Hellenic Council.
Address, Gary, Ind.
PETERSON, Erwin Albert, physician;
b. Xenia, Ohio, March 27, 1878; a.
Albert E. and £<mma S. (Tressler)
P.; ed. Ohio Wesleyan University,
1903; president athletic association,
director of glee club and College
quartette; initiated by Ohio Delta,
Sept 21, 1901; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat*l convention at Washington, 1902;
a physician doing social work aa
headworker of Goodrich Social Settle-
ment, Cleveland, Ohio; m. Caroline
Mable 8Uv^t« 3\m!^ VS,^^^^. Vk&!^sM«^^
190
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
612 St Clair Ave., Jleveland, Ohio.
PETTING WELL, Charles 1., lawyer; b.
Newburyport, Mass., Dec. 28, 1878; s.
Andrew H. and Mary (Nash) P.; ed.
Harvard University, 1901; initiated
by Massachusetts Gamma, March 18,
1899; m. Edith Winslow, June 20,
1906. Residence, 5 Greenwood St,
office, Wllman Block, Amesbury,
Mass.
PFOHL, John Kenneth, clerg]rman; b.
Winston-Salem, N. C, Aug. 13, 1874;
s. Christian Thomas and Margaret
(Sieivert) P.; ed. University of
North Carolina, 1898, Moravian Col-
lege and Theological Seminary, 1900;
editor University magazine, mem.
Shakespeare club, president and sec-
retary of Y. M. C. A. , leader glee club,
editor-in-chief The Comenian, presi-
dent The Comenian literary society,
glee club and orchestra, salutatorian
of class of 1900, Seminary; initiated
by North Carolina XI, Jan. 1897; emi-
nent archon; pastor Home Moravian
church; m. Harriet Elizabeth Whit-
tington of East Bend, N. C, Aug. 21,
1901. Address, 624 S. Main St, Win-
ston-Salem, N. C.
PHELPS, John, lawyer; b. New Orleans,
La., Dec. 12, 1886; s. William A. and
Mary Mathilde (Morrison) P.; ed.
Leland Stanford Junior University,
1909; initiated by California Alpha,
Sept., 1906; brother of William Ber*
niss Phelps, Colorado Lambda; mem.
University club. Address, 632 Laugh-
lin Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
PHELPS, Ralph L., electrical engineer;
b. Stockton, Cal., Nov. 22, 1880; s.
J. Larose and Flora (Baker) P.; ed.
University of California, 1902; mem.
glee club. Skull and Keys, cast junior
farce, mem. staff of Daily Califomian;
initiated by California Beta; eminent
archon; organized San Francisco S.
A. E. Alumni association, serving as
secretary, treasurer and president
successively, now president province
Kappa; electrical engineer in charge
of Pacific Coast Division office for
Eastern Cable Engineers, Pacific
Coast manager of The Safety Insul-
ated Wire and Cable Co.; m. Florence
A. Boone, April 18, 1904. Address,
589 Howard St, San Francisco, Cal.
PIERCE, Edwin Sibley , mercantile; b.
Kansas City, Mo., May 16, 1886; s.
Sibley A. and Harriett N. (Baraaid)
P.; ed. University of Michigmn, 1969;
Initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, May
2, 1906; eminent deputy archon, cor-
respondent recorder, warden; at-
tended S. A. E. Nat'l conventioii Kan-
sas City, 1910; salesman Rapid Ad-
dressing Machine Co., m. Demans
Snell, Dec. 28, 1911. Address^ 85
Devonshire St, Boston, Mass.
PIERCE, Jeremiah Albert, corporation
president; b. LeadviUe, Colo., July
25, 1886; s. Jeremiah N. and fl^ma
(Davis) P.; ed. University of Denver
and University of Iowa, 1909; senior
class president mem. Scimeter and
Fez, staff of Dally lowan, deportment
editor Hawkeye, commencement mar-
shal; Initiated by Colorado Zeta, May,
1906; later affiliated with Iowa Beta;
eminent archon, treasurer, chronicler;
president The Pierce Drug Stores Co.
Address, 1660 Vine St., Denver, Colo.
PIERROT, Adolph Qeorge* educator; b.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 17, 1888; s.
Theodore and Emma P.; ed. UnlTe^
sity of Chicago, 1907; class orator,
chairman play committee. University
of Chicago Dramatic club. Black
Friars, president Fenclbles debating
society; Phi Delta Phi, Delta Sigma
Rho; represented University of Chi-
cago in Hamilton Oratorical contest
won Ferdinand Peck prize, committee
of Reynolds club; initiated by Illinois
Theta, Mar 9, 1904; eminent archon,
herald and warden; attended prov-
ince £ta convention at Denver, Colo.,
1909; instructor in English and de-
bating coach at University of Colora-
do; played with Donald Robertson
players; mem. Scientiflc society at
University of Chicago. Address,
1511 12th St, Boulder, Colo.
PIERCE, George Washington, Univer-
sity professor; b. Weboervllle, Texas,
Jan. 11, 1872; s. George W. and Mary
Elizabeth (Gill) P.; ed. University of
Texas, B. S. C, 189S, A. M., 1894,
Harvard University, M. A., 1899, Ph.
D., 1900, Leipzig, 19004)1; inlUated
by Texas Rho, Nov. 26, 1890; assist-
ant professor of Physics Harvard Uni-
versity; Inventor ot devices tor wire-
less telegraphy; m. Florence H. Good-
> wln« Aug. iZ, 1904. Addrees» 5 Mer-
WHO'S WHO IN a. A. B.
1»1
c«r Circle, Cambridge, UaM.
PIGFORE^ CUranee Ellas, lawyer; b.
1874; ed. SonthweBtern Baptlat, 18H:
Initiated br Tumeues Eta, Not.
1S90. AddresB, Jackion, Tenn.
PILCHER, Rufua J. forester; b. CoBter,
8. D., Jan. 15, 1S87; ■. Joeepb E. and
Jane A, P.; ed. UnlTeralty of Nebras-
ka, 1910; BOptiomore football taam,
1907; initiated b; Nebraska Lambda-
Pi, Mar 16, 1907; forest nuiger In U.
S. Forest service; tor two jean
■uperlnteodent of Wind Cave Nat'I
Park, Hot Springs, S. D. Address,
Deadwood, S. D.
PINKERTON, Roy David, editor; b.
Crookston, Hliin., June IS, 1886; s.
Henry David and HatUe (Newton)
P.; ed. nniversitr of Washington,
1911; senior president. Oval club; Sig-
ma Delta Chi; editor of dally, assist-
ant editor or Tyce. cla«B and College
crew, asaoclate editor of Washing-
tonlan and Washington Alunmna; In-
itiated by Washington Alpha, 1907;
author of magazine articles for Col-
liers, Bookman and Literary Digest,
author of photo plays. Address, Edi-
torial Rooms, The Tribune, Los Ange-
PITTMAN, Robert TuttI*, chemist; b.
FayettevUle. Ark., May S3, 1874; a.
James M. and Margaret <Perl) P.; ed.
University of Arkansas, 1894; class
secretary and treasurer for two
years; Initiated by Arkansas Alpha-
Upallon, July 9. 1894, (charter mem.) ;
eminent recorder. 1894; chief chem-
ist, SloBB-Sheffleld Steel and Iron Co.,
Birmingham, Ala.; m. Bessie O.
Browne, Tuscaloosa, Ala., Oct 14,
1901. Address, 8800 Cypres! Ave.,
Blrmtngham, Ala.
PITTS, Wilton Grady, student; b. Nov.
SI. 1891; s. A. B. and Rosa (Sumerall)
P.; student at Tulane University; in-
itiated by Louisiana Tan-Upsilon, Dot
17, 1910. Address, Hailehnrat, Miss.
PIXLEV, August John, business; b.
Portage, Wis.. Dec. IS. 1885; s. Jacob
and Augusta (Bachmann) P.; ed.
University of Chicago; mem. Skull
and Crescent; Initiated by Illinois
Ttaata. Jan. S4, 1909; restauranteur.
AddrsM no W. Madison St, Chica-
go, m.
PtATT, John Moade, government oBl-
cial; b. Petersburg, Va., Dec. S, ISSS;
8. Rev. William H. and Elinor (Bev-
erlr) M. P.; ed. University of the
South; initiated by Tennessee Omega,
Aug. 26, ISgS; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'I convention at Atlanta, 1884;
caehler U. 8. Internal Revenue ser-
vice. Address. 1101 Geary St, San
Francisco, Gal.
PLUMB, Alexander Webb, educator; b.
Red Creek. N. T., Dec. 14. 1S70; s. S.
Hiram and Nancie (Pease) P.; ed.
Cornell University, 1898; Initiated by
New York Alpha, May 14, 1898. Ad-
dress, Kingston, N. T.
ROE, Roy Robert, student; b. Jan. S8,
1888; s. L. M. and Lieu P.; student
at Cumberland University; initiated
by Tennessee Lambda, Jan. SI, 1911.
Address, 823 Boston Ave., Tulaa,
Okla.
POMEROV, Curtis H., lawyer; b. Lock-
port, N. Y.. Dec. 8, 1886; s. Chester T.
and Vemle L. P.; ed. UnlTersity of
Minnesota, Law, 1911; initiated by
Minnesota Alpha, March 9, 1909; eml-
npnt deputy archon. Address, S07
7tb St, Moorehead. Minn.
POMEROY, Edgar Erastus, lawyer; b.
Holyoke, Mass.. Jan. 17, 1878; i.
P!dg&r J. and Emma (Loomls) P.; ed.
University of Georgia, B. 8., 1898, B.
I.. 1899; historian tor senior class,
vice-president Boptaomore class; Tuk-
fali, Sphinz, manager and mconber
football team. mem. athletic council,
editor of The Red and Black and Pan-
dora, president Phi Kappa society,
junior and senior hop committee; cor-
poral, sergeant captain and major of
battalion, president law class; initi-
ated by Georgia Beta, Sept S4, 1894;
eminent archon and treasurer; pres-
ident province Gamma, 1898-1801, sec-
retary province Qamma, (now Bpsl-
lon), 1897-1898; attended province
convention at Nasbville. Winston-
Sal sm and Macon; mayor pro-tem at
Atlanta, 1909-10, councilman and al-
derman at Atlainta, 1908-10; colonel
Firth regiment Natl guard of Geor-
gia; mem. firm of Uoore and Pome-
ray; m. Lucia Henry Williams, Sept
9, 1908. Residence, 895 E. North Ave.,
ofllce, 9S&-5 AtlanU Natlmal Bank
BIdg., AUantA, viv.
Its
WaOS WHO IN a. A. BL
PORTER, Am, student; b. 8wt 19.
1S94; H. W. C. and Su-Kh Elian (Fu^
rell) P.; itudeot at Bmor; Collace;
manager and mem. of freataman foot-
ball team, mem. freabman baaketball
and relay teams; Initiated by Georgia
EpBllon, Oct 7, 1911. Addresa, 686
Prospect Ave., El Paso, Texas.
PORTER, Roy Hiram, College profes-
sor; b. South Paris, Maine, Not. 16,
1SS3; s. GrandWlle H. and Ida W. P.;
ed. UnlverBtty of Maine, 1906;
Bowl and Ladle, captain and
varsity track team, captain and mem-
ber varsity relay team; Initiated by
Maine Alpha, May 9, 1903; eminent
archon and warden; attended prov-
ince Alpha and province Beta con-
ventions; assistant professor of
Mechanical Engineering, Iowa .iitate
College; m. Bessie M. Ripley. Dec.
21, 190S. Address, 703 Hodge Ave.,
Ames, Iowa
POTTER, Hollis Elmer, physician; b.
Wonewoc, Wis., Feb. IS, 1S80; s. Bl-
vardo C, and Emma H. P.; ed. tJni-
verslty of Chicago, 1904; InlUated by
lllinoU Theta, March 9, 1908; mem.
Phi Rho Sigma: staff of Presbyterian
hospital and Cook county hospital;
vice-president American Roentgen
Ray society. Address, 1410 Peoples
Qas Bldg., Michigan Blvd. and Adams
St., Chicago, 111.
POTTEIGER, Crsrence Reuben, chem-
ist; b. Sinking Springe, Peon., Jan. 4,
1SS5; s. Charles W. and Ida S. (Ruth)
P.; ed. Penneylvanla State College
and George Washington University;
mem. orchestra at Pennsylvania State
College; treasurer Junior class at
George Washington University; Initi-
ated by Pennsrlvanla Alpha-;&eta, Oct.
16, 1903; later affiliated with Wash-
ington i^lty Rho: eminent archon and
CO rree pendent; delegate to province
Beta convention, alternate delegate
to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at Atlan-
ta, 1906, attended S. A. E. Nat'l con-
tion at Atlantic City, 1908; bacterio-
logist; ctaemlBt In U. S. department
of Agriculture (Dairy Division); Thir-
ty-second degree Mason, Harrlsburg
Consistory, Rajah Temple, A. A. O.
N. H. S. Address, 1400 Chapln 8t, N.
W.. WaMblngton, D. C.
POTTS, Qeora* W, Btodent; b. Dae. t,
13S9; s. David A. and Jaania (ah•a^
er| P.; student at Bucknell Unlvcc
sUy; freshman bauanat oommlttee,
freshman and sophomors tMuli,
sophomore historian, traaanrer Buck-
nell University Law clnb, Thets
Delta Tau; Initiated by Pannsyt
vania Zeta, June IS, 1910. Ad-
dress, 119 Clopper Ave., Qraens-
hurg, Penn.
POWELL, Cuthbert, phyalclan and sn^
geon; b. Danville, Va., Jnlr is. 1878;
s. Cuthbert and Loulaa (Coles) P.;
ed. University of Colorado, Unl-
verBity of Denver, 1901; m«m. of
Omega Upailon Phi; inltlatsd by Col-
orado Chi, Dec. 10, 1898; danMOStra-
tor of Anatomy, Unlveraity of Denver
Medical CoUege, 1904-6; attending
gynecologist at Denver Ctty and conn-
ty bospIUl 1905-8, gynecologtat Jew-
leb Consumptive Relief society, ma-
geoQ 9t. Luke's hospital, Denver, Col-
orado, surgeon and gysecoloKtat Bvan-
gellcal Lutheran Sanitarium, medical
referee The Mutual Life Inaunuce
Co. of New York, surgeon Tnvel-
ers Insurance Co., Srst llentenant Mad-
fc-Bl Reserve Corps, U. 8. armr; muL
Denver City and County Medical
society, American Medical titry'f-
tion: Unlveraity club, Denver: Army
and Nav7 club, Waahlngton, D. C; m.
Mary Walbum Morrison, Sept. 19,
190S. Address, 1681 Weeton St., Den-
ver, Colo.
POWELL, Hamilton Smead, lawyer; b.
Mt. Holly, Ark., Feb. &, 1871; ed.
Washington and Lee UnlveralQr. B.
l>„ 1SS3; initiated by Virginia Sigma,
1S92: prosecuting attorney of the
thirteenth Judicial circuit of Arkanaaa,
eervlog four yean, at preaent a»
BffitBQt attorney of the St. Loula, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Co.;
mem. firm of Powell and Taylor. Ad-
(ireHK, Camden, Ark.
POWER, John Donald, student; b. Jan.
20, 1383: s. Michael and Mary Agnes
I MacCreighton) P.; student at Wo>
c«ster Polytechnic Institute; c^ttaln
and member toott>all team, track
team, record bolder for hammer
throw; initiated by Maaaacbuaetts
Delta, April IS, 1909. Addreaa, I^enoz,
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
198
POWER, John Edward* student; b. Not.
S, 1891; 8. J. and M. T. (Noble) P.;
student at University of Minnesota;
initiated by Minnesota Alpha, Nov.
10, 1911. Address, 17 S. 17th Ave.
E., Duluth, Minn.
POWERS, Allan Raymond, student; b.
San Rafael, Warin county, Cal.; b.
Dr. George Herman and Cornelia
( Chapman i P.; ed. University of Call-
ifomia; initiated by California Beta,
Feb. 1908; B. S., at Cornell Law
School, 1901-03, received M. F. at
Tale, 1904, spent years 1904-07 in U.
S. Forest service, returning then to
study medicine at University of Cali-
fornia, now student at Cooper Med-
ical College. Address, 2822 Clay St,
San Francisco, Cal.
POWERS, Dwight, lawyer; ed. Boston
University, 1905; initiated by Massa-
chusetts BetarUpsilon. Address, 61
Court St, Boston, Mass.
POYNEER, Frederick Julian, mercan-
tile; b. Williamsburg, Iowa, March 8,
1885; s. George and Emma (Schaeffer)
P.; ed. University of Iowa, 1908; base-
ball team, associate editor of Annual;
mem. Die Germania; initiated by
Iowa Beta, March, 1905; eminent
deputy archon; delegate to province
convention at St Louis; acted as emi-
nent deputy archon at installation of
Iowa Gamma, June 3, 1907; wholesale
coal business; mem. University club.
Commercial club and Country club;
m. Virginia P. Mann, Sept 5, 1911.
Address, 1719 D Ave., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
PRATT, Benjamin Atlee, civil engineer;
b. Madison, Wis., 1883; s. Atlee D.
and Mary E. (Myers) P.; ed. Univer-
sity of Minnsota, 1909; track team;
initiated by Minnesota Alpha, March
9, 1906; brother of Robert A. Pratt,
Minnesota Alpha and Chelsea C. Pratt,
Minnesota Alpha; eminent recorder,
herald, and chronicler; civil engineer
and surveyor. Address, 411 Walnut
St, S. E. Minneapolis, Minn.
PRATT, Chelsea C, physician; b. Chip-
pewa Falls, Wis., June 6, 1877; s. At-
lee D. and Mary E. (Myers) P.; ed.
University of Minnesota, 1906; Nu
Sigma Nu; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902, (charter mem.) ;
brother of B. A. Pratt, Minnesota
Alpha and Robert Pratt, Minnesota
Alpha; eminent deputs^ archon; at-
tended S. A. E. Natl convention at
Washington, 1902; m. Blanche W.
Wheeler, June 5, 1907. Residence, 915
East River St, office, 910 Donaldson
Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
PRATT, John Wesley, Jr., student; b.
May 15, 1892; s. John W. and Elnora
(Hosely) P.; student at Syracuse Uni-
versity; chairman freshman executive
committee, two terms, freshman re-
lay team; initiated by New York Del-
ta, Oct 20, 1910. Address, 225 N.
Fourth St, Clean, N. Y.
PRATT, Robert Andrew, surveyor; b.
Madison, Wis., Jan. 17, 1886; s. At*
lee D. and Mary E. (Mayers) P.; ed.
University of Minnesota, 1909; Scab-
bard and Blade, cadet captain, ci4>-
tain of Scabbard and Blade, captain
of cracK squad; initiated by Minne-
sota Alpha, Sept 29, 1906; brother of
C. C. Pratt, Minnesota Alpha and B.
A. Pratt, Minnesota Alpha. Address,
411 Walnut St, S*. E. Minneapolis,
Minn.
PRENTI8, Henning Webb, Jr., adver-
tising; b. St Louis, Mo., July 11, 1884;
s. Henning W. and Mary M. (McNutt)
P.; ed. University of Missouri, 1903,
University of Cincinnati, M. A., 1907;
Phi Beta Kappa; tennis team, assist-
ant manager glee club, class orator;
initiated by Missouri Alpha, Sept 11,
1901; brother of Morton M. Prentis,
Missouri Alpha and Joseph E. Pren-
tis, Missouri Alpha; eminent corres-
pondent; advertising manager of Arm-
strong Cork Co., Pittsburgh, Penn.;
secretary University of Cincinnati,
1905-7; mem. Pittsburgh Athletic as-
sociation; m. Ida Bemlce Cole, Sept
2, 1909. Address, 340 Melwood St,
Pittsburgh., Penn.
PRE8TRIDGE, John Newton, edtor;
b. Selma, Ala., Feb. 5, 1853; s. John
Elijah and Sarah F. (McCraw) P.;
ed. Howard College; initiated by Ala-
bama Beta-Beta, 1871; ordained Bap-
tist ministry; pastor at New Castle
and Bark's Brand, Ky., 1882-4, Hop-
kinsville, Ky., 1884-9, First Church,
San Antonio, Texas, 1889, Winchester,
Ky., 1891-4, Williamsburg, Ky., and
president Williamsburg Institute,
1894-8; founder 1E9& «A!l «^\»t ^2^"^
194
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
1908« Baptist Argus, aided in organi-
zing The Baptist World Publishing
Co., which bought The Baptist Argos
and began the Baptist World, May 1,
1908; suggested and promoted to suc-
cess Baptist World Congress, London,
July, 1905, and was chosen secretary
for America; m. Fannie Clardy, Hop-
kinsville, Ky., May 17, 1887. Resi-
dence, 306 W. Broadway; office, 660
4th Aye., Louisville, Ky.
PRICE, Earl Curtis, hotel proprietor;
b. Vincennes, Ind., bept 11, 1884; s.
James A. and Serelda P.; ed. Univer-
sity of Indiana, 1907; assistant law
librarian, temporary treasurer law
alumni association; initiated by Indi-
ana Gamma, Jan. 18, 1907; m. Martha
L. Wilson, Dec. 6, 1910. Address,
Worthington, Ind.
PRICE, John H. lawyer; b. Toungstown,
Ohio, July 31, 1878; s. Morgan P. and
Margaret C. P.; ed. Mt Union College,
Ohio State University, Western Re-
serve University, 1900; editor-in-chief
Dynamo College monthly, Unionian
College Annual, and Reserve Law
School Annual; president Linnean lit-
erary society, winner annual debate;
initiated by Ohio Sigma, Sept 20, 1897;
private and later second lieutenant
in Spanish-American war, mem. 8th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry; former
president Cleveland and Northern
Ohio Alumni association of S. A. El
former president Mt Union College
Alumni association; mem. law firm of
Price, Album, Daoust and Album,
Cleveland ; chairman Republican coun-
ty executive committees 1906-07;
mem. Republican county and city
committees, 1906-12; delegate to
all Republican state conventions
since 1905; special counsel to
Attorney General of Ohio 1909-11;
vice-president Ohio State Bar asso-
ciation 1910-11, mem. American Bar
association; editor of history Ohio
National Guard and Ohio Volunteers
in war with Spain; traveled in Europe
in 1900 as newspaper correspondent;
mem. Union club. City of Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce, and Ohio
State Board of Commerce; m. Flori-
da Gailliard Staats, June 3, 1903. Res-
idence, 1888 B. 90th St, office, 714-
722 RocketeWer Bldg., Cleveland, O.
PROVINE, John W^ CoUege prerident;
b. Cole's Creek, Miss., June 19, 1886;
s. R. N. and Nannie (Ooyen) P.; ed.
University of Mississippi, B. S., 1888,
A. M., 1890, University of GoetUngen,
Ph. D., 1893; initiated by Bfisaisaippl
Gamma» Oct, 1886; in 1898 wu
elected to the chair of chemistry in
Mississippi College, in 1896 wu
elected president of MlMissippi kaA-
lege, resigning in 1898 to assume
again the head of the department of
chemistry, in June, 1911, was called
again to the presidency of Misfiissippi
College, which position he is now
holding; m. Mary Sproles, Aug. 15,
1896. Address, Clinton, Miss.
PRYOR, Frank* Jr., mercantile; b.
Pueblo, Colo., Feb. 18, 1886; 8. Frank
B. and Mary P.; ed. University of
Colorado, Law, 1908; baseball team,
1907; initiated by Colorado Chi, Oct
1906. Address, Comer Main and
Second Sts., Pueblo, Colo.
PUDER, George rl., lawyer; b. Win-
chester, Ind., Nov. 17, 1887; s. Conrad
and Julia C. P.; ed University of
Chattanooga, Law, 1909, University of
South Dakota, Law, 1910; Ks^pa
Kappa Rho; initiated by South. Da-
kota Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911, (charter
mem.); delegate from local P. H. P.
to province Zeta convention at Iowa
City, Nov. 1909. Address, Timber
Lake, S. D.
PUGHE, George Arthur, lawyer; b. Den-
ver, Colo., Jan. 29, 1884; s. Charles E.
and Mary D. P.; ed. University of
Colorado, Law, 1909; football team,
manager baseball team, 1907, mana-
ger interscholastic meet, 1909; initi-
ated by Colorado Chi, Oct 8, 1904;
brother of John Franklin Pughe, Colo-
rado Chi; eminent deputy archon, re-
corder, warden and herald; delegate
to province convention twice; Re-
publican county chairman for Moffat
county; secretary Craig Commercial
association. Address, 600 Tampa St,
Craig, Colo.
PUGhE, John Franklin, stock-raiser; b.
Sunshine, Colo., Feb. 2, 1878; s.
Charles E. and Mary D. P.; ed. Uni-
versity of Colorado, 1908; football
team, captain and member basketball
team, mem. D. V. V.; initiated by
Colorado Chi, Oct 9, 1901; brother of
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
195
George A. Pughe, Colorado Chi; emi-
nent recorder; attended province Eta
convention at Denver* 1901; engineer
Green Canon Coal Co.; make-up man
in U. S. mint for four years. Address,
R. F. D. No. 4, Longmont, Colo.
PURTON, Astiey B., geological survey-
or; b. Minneapolis, Kan., Oct 17,
1886; s. Astley R. and Catherine
(Jones) P.; ed. University of Kansas,
1907; initiated by Kansas Alpha, May
18, 1908; brother of Thomas A. Pur^
ton, Kansas Alpha; eminent archon,
treasurer and correspondent; dele-
gate to S. A. B. Nat'l convention at
ii^tlanta, Ga., 1906; U. S. Geological
Survey. Address, 615 Idaho Bldg.,
Boise, Idaho.
PURTON, Thomas Anthony, electrical
engineer; b. Minneapolis, Kan., March
14, 1889; s. Astley R. and Catherine
(Jones) P.; ed. University of Kansas,
1911; social committee. Sachems, a
senior society, tennis and class bas-
ketball; initiated by Kansas Alpha,
Oct 5, 1906; eminent archon, treas-
urer, and correspondent; attended S.
A. E. Nat'l convention at Kansas City,
1910; brother of Astley B. Pur-
ton, Kansas Alpha. Addrese, Minne-
apolis, Kansas.
PUTMAN, Frank Israel, physician; b.
Geneva, Neb., April 25, 1883; s. H. S.
and H. L. P.; ed. University of Ne-
braska, 1907, John A. Creighton Medi
ical College, 1908, post graduate in
London, Berlin, Munich and Vienna in
eye, ear, nose and throat; football; in-
itiated by Nebraska Lambda-Pi, Oct.
6, 1908; brother of Harry Hale Put-
man, Nebraska Lambda-Pi; specialist
in eye, ear, nose and throat; past
county coroner; traveled in ESurope in
1910-11; mem. American Medical as-
sociation. South Dakota Medical soci-
ety, Sioux Falls Academy of Medicine,
Sioux Falls Seventh District Medical
society, American Medical association
of Vienna (life membership) ; m. Sue
Gertrude Reed, Sept 9, 1908. Ad-
dress, 180 S. Phillips Ave., Sioux
Falls, S. D.
PUTNAM, Harry Bancroft, lawyer; b.
Westfleld, Mass., Sept. 7, 1878; s. Ru-
fus E. and Ophelia C. (Bancroft) P.;
ed. Boston University, Law, 1899; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Beta-Upsi-
lon, March 19, 1898; representative in
state legislature, 1911, former chair-
man Republican Town committee,
clerk of District Court of Western
Hampden, five years, town counsel
three years^ trustee and c^lerk of
Westfleld Savings Bank; mem.
Grange, Sons of Veterans and Mason-
ic bodies; m. Margaret McLeod, Feb.
28, 1903. Address, 89 Court St, West-
field, Mass.
QUAINTANCE, Altus Lacy, entomolog-
ist; b. New Sharon, Penn., Dec. 19,
1870; s. G. P. and S. J. Q.; ed. Flori-
da Agricultural College, B. S. A., 1893,
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, M. S.
1894; initiated by Alabama Alpha-Mu,
Oct 15, 1893; on faculty Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, 1894, Florida
Agricultural College 1895-1898, Mary-
land Agricultural College, 1901-1903,
connected with Florida, Georgia and
Maryland EiXperiment Stations, 1895-
1903, Maryland State Entomologist,
1901-1903, Entomologist for U. S.
department of Agriculture 1903 — ;
mem. Maryland Horticultural society
(secretary 1902-1903); chairman En-
tomology section, association Agricul-
tural Colleges and Experiment Sta-
tions, 1903, St Louis Academy of
Sciences, fellow A. A. A. S., president
association Economics Entomologists
1904, president Entomological society
of Washington, 1912; Joint author,
"Coccidae Americanae," author arti-
cles published by U. S. department
of Agriculture, also Experiment Sta-
tion Bulletins; mem. Masonic order.
Cosmos club; m. Nellie M. Tecum,
Lake City, Fla., Dec. 12, 1895. Ad-
dress, care Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C.
QUIQLEY, Arthur Joseph, electrical
engineer; b. Lake Geneva, Wis., 1876;
s. Edward and Thankful (Stevens)
Q.; ed. University of Wisconsin, 1903;
class treasurer, stroke on freshman
crew which won from Cornell, Co-
lumbia and Pennsylvania in 1900, sub-
varsity eight, 1901, stroke varsity
four, 1903; initiated by Wisconsin
Alpha, Feb. 7, 1903, (charter m«nLA\
vlce-pteaVteiiX. ol %. K. ^. ^2c?^
IM
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
bouae Mioclatlon, Seattle; mem.
ProtecUTe Order o( Elka, former-
ly associate member American Insti-
tute Electrical Engineent; author of
magazine artlcleB; sales manager
AgTitter, Qrtswold Co., electric manu-
facturers. Address, 4522 llth Ave.
N. E.. Seattle, Wash.
QUINN, Elmer George, student; b. Oct
5. 1891; B. George J. aud AJlce S.
(Qlddinga) Q.; student at Syracuse
UnlTerslty: mem. sophomore execu-
tive committee, chairman senior ex-
ecutive committee, 1912 Onondaga
Board, Monx Head; Junior prom com-
mittee; Pi Delta Epailon (Journalis-
tic); Tau Delta Sigma, upper class
engineering society, associate editor
Daily Orange; initiated by New
Tork EtalU, Nov. 6. 1908. Addresi,
82 Park Place, RockvUle Center, L. I.,
N. T.
QUINN, Max F„ student; b. Feb. 23,
1SS8; s. P. F. and Josephine (Qrote)
Q.; student at University of Minne-
sota. A B. at Oonzaga College;
mem. Theta Tau; Initiated by Min-
nesota Alpha, Oct. 16, 19DS. Ad-
dress, E. S19 Sharp Ave.. Spokane,
Wash.
R
RADER, Marvin Andrew, clergyman
and editor; b. Marsball, Mo., Dec. 26,
1S66; s. Rev. A. M. and Mrs. Isa-
bella A. (McFarlan) R.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Denver, A. B., 1897, A. M.,
1903. O. D., 1908; president Evans
Literary society for three terms,
winner economics essay prize on buI>-
Ject, "Cause and Cure of Hard
Times," class president, mem. foot-
ball team two years, prealdent Inter-
State Oratorical contest, Columbia,
Mo., 1896; Initiated by Colorado Zeta,
Dec. 7, 1893; superintendent Manila
district, MetbodUt Episcopal church,
Pblllppine Islands; author several
books In Tagalog; traveled around
the world; special study of etbnol-
<^y in United States and Europe;
first graduate to receive the doctor
of divinity degree from University of
Denver, also first graduate to preach
the baccalaureate sermon; editor of
the Pblitppine ohrletlan Advocau
for last six years, al»o ot PhlUppiiM
Observer; m. Jean E. Halvtoftd. Den-
ver, coio., June 6, 1900. Addreaa,
221 Mosaledo, Manila, P. L
RAGIN, William Crasawall, ralltoad of-
ficial; b. Summerton, S. C, Ans- 10,
ISSO; 9. John Jamea and Jnlla Jenk-
ins iCroswell) R.; ed. at Emory Col-
lege, i90l; Initiated by Qeorgla Bpsl-
ion. Sept 15, 1897; mem. Uaoon, Qa.,
B. P O. Elks No. 130; commercial
agent AtlaoUc Coast Line R. R.; m.
Eugenia A- Henderson, Hacon, Gs_
Se[>t. n, 1908. Addreaa, 148 Ockla-
naka Ave., Ocala, Fla.
RAGSDALE, Samuel Lothalra, edu-
cator; b. Milan. Tenn., Oct 1. 1S7S;
B. WilUam Peter and Clara Annie
(U'lillamson) R.; ed. at Dnlon Uni-
versity, 1904; mem. and maaagM ot
basket ball and football teama, clasi
liiEtorlan, athletic association, treas-
urer, valedictorian and medalist Ap-
olloDlan Literary society, prealdent
interEocIety Oratorical aosodaUon;
Initiated by Tennessee Eta, Jan. 30,
]»04; attended 8. A. E. Day at St
I.ouis Elxposition, 1904, and Memphis
S. A. E. Nat'i convention, 1904; presi-
dent Alumni association Peabody Col-
lege. University of Nashvilla; prlncl-
pa) of Prescott School; m. Clara Ade-
lia Wilson, HllUngton, Tenn., Juns
30, 1H09. Address, 16 South Idlewlld
St., Memphis, Tenn.
RA1NEY. Robert M„ Judge; b. Bher
man. Tex., Sept 19, 1882; a. Jeese O.
aod Annie E. R,; ed. at Cumberland
University, 1904; Inmated by Ten-
neBBee Lambda, Sept 4, 1903; mem.
flret Oklahoma leglalature, district
Judge since April, 1909: m. LiUlan
Fryer. Paris, Tenn., Aug. 12, 1905.
AiJdreEs, Atoka, Atoka county, OUa.
RAIT, Donald DeWttt, student at Iowa
State College; b. Jan. 11, 1891; a. W.
D. and M. (Johnston) R.; Initiated
hy Iowa Gamma. Not. 28, 1911. Ad-
dress. 1402 Wlllia Ave.. Perry, la.
RAMBO, Hal Fletcher, student at Uni-
versity of Kansas; b. June 13, 1891;
B. CasHlus W. and Alice Jane (Flet-
cher); Initiated by Kansaa Aljdis,
uct. 18, 1909; mem. Unlveralty foot-
ball squad. Addreaa, T17 8. Main 8L,
Ottawa, Kan.
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197
RAM8EUR, Luelen Shuford, mercan-
tile; b. Nov. 4, 1876; 8. L. M. and
Mary (Bland) R.; ed. at UnlYersity
of Arkansas; initiated by Arkansas
Alpha-Upsilon, Oct 12, 1895; m.
Alma Lafferty, Little Rock, Ark.,
Nov. 6, 1901. Address, 205 Elm St,
Hot Springs, Ark.
RAMSEY, Robert Waddy, lawyer; b.
Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 6, 1886; s. Rob-
ert W. and Mattie H. R.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Tennessee, 1910; senior
class prophet, president literary so-
ciety, captain track team, 1910, full-
back on football team, 1910; initi-
ated by Tennessee Kappa, Oct 12,
1908; eminent archon; mem. Busi-
ness Men's club; brother of Howard
K&Tl Ramsey, Tennessee Kappa and
Ira Armstrong Ramsey, S. A. El; m.
Louisa Boyd, Sept 7, 1911. Resi-
dence, 1010 Nelly Blye PI.; office, 315
Memphis Trust Bldg., Memphis,
Tenn.
RAMSEY, William Howard, editor; b.
Glean, N. T., Aug. 27, 1883; s. Wil-
liam Henry and Juliette (Preston)
R.; ed. at Syracuse University, 1906;
initiated by New York Delta, May,
1907; city editor Olean Evening
Times; m. Bess Marie France, Dec.
31, 1907. Residence, 312 N. Third
St, office, care Olean Times, Olean,
N. Y.
RAND, Herbert Wilbur, university pro-
fessor; b. Oil City, Pa., July 2, 1872;
B. Henry H. and Ella A. R.; ed. at
Allegheny College, A. B., 1892, Har-
vard University, A. M., 1898, Ph. D.,
1900; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega, Dec. 9, 1889; eminent archon
and treasurer; mem. American Acad-
emy of Arts and Sciences, American
Society of Zoologists; assistant pro-
fessor of Zoology, Harvard Univer-
sity; m. Claire Forbes Hammond,
Dec. 27, 1900. Address, Garden Ter-
race, Cambridge, Mass.
RANKIN, Emmett, public service; b.
Madison Court House, Va., Aug. 13,
1885; s. H. L. and Ada R. (Read) R.;
ed. at Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, 1907; mem. football team, 1903-
1905, captain 1905; inluated by Vir-
ginia Sigma, Oct 23, 1905; eminent
correspondent; general manager
Shenandoah River Light and Power
corporation; brother of H. L. Ran-
kin, North Carolina Xi.; m. Mary E.
Chapman, April, 1911. Address, Lu-
ray, Va.
RATH M ELL, John Beach, student
at Ohio Wesleyan University; b.
June 14, 1890; s. John R. and Edith
(Beach) R.; initiated by Ohio Delta,
Dec. 4, 1909; president freshman
class. University football team, 1910,
1911. Address, 315 Sixth St, West
Chattanooga, Tenn.
RATLIFF, Alvln Bums, farmer; b.
Bethel. Ky., Dec. 24, 1882; s. C. M.
and Kate (Bums) R.; ed. at Ken-
tucky State (College, 1906; initiated
by Kentucky Epsilon, Sept 20, 1902;
m. Lida Mae Botts, Nov. 4, 1908.
Address, Bethel, Ky.
RATLiFF, Raymond, lawyer, legisla-
tor; b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept 22,
1872; s. Joseph M. and Mary (As-
bury) R.; ed. at University of Cin-
cinnati, A. B., 1894, Harvard Univer-
sity, Law School; initiated by Ohio
Epsilon, Nov. 15, 1890, later affiliated
with Massachusetts Gamma; emi-
nent archon, Ohio Epsilon, president
Province Delta, 1892-1893, delegate to
Chattanooga S. A E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1893; assistant prosecuting at-
torney, Hamilton county, 1898-1901,
mem. of Ohio legislature, 1908-1912;
m. Lamme Frizell, Oct 29, 1897.
Residence, 311 Broadway, office, 711
Mercantile Library Bldg., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
RATLIFF, Wallace Berry, student; b.
Dec. 8, 1890; s. Wallace B. and Eli-
zabeth (Berry) R.; student at Uni-
versity of Michigan; class baseball
manager, mem. Friars, Triangles,
Michigan Union opera, 1911; initi-
ated by Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov. 12,
1909. Address, Carlisle, Ky.
RAYTON, Wilbur B., mercantile; b.
Irondequoit, N. T., Nov. 19, 1884; s.
George W. and Alice M. R.; ed. at
Syracuse University, 1906; initiated
by New York Delta, Nov., 1907;
mem. of Scientific stafT of Bausch
and Lomb Optical Co.; m. Elizabeth
Patterson McNalr, Sept 2, 1908. Ad-
dress, 30 Crawford St, Rochester, N.
Y.
READING, William Dean, student; b.
June 5, 1890; a. H. G. %AA.*^i«jtML^ ^^s^
19S
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
(Dean) R.; student at Bucknell Uni-
versity; mem. freshmen tennis and
football teams, varsity football team,
associate editor of Ck>llege weekly
paper; initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, June 17, 1911. Address, 1313
Otter St., Franklin, Penn.
REAGAN, Herbert Everett, contractor;
b. Henry county, Ind., March 19, 1877;
s. Benj. F. and Marcelia (Polk) R.;
ed. at University of Nebraska, 1897;
Initiated by Nebraska Lambda-Pi.
Dec. 11, 1896; contractor for railroad
construction; m. Ethel MacArthur,
March 19, 1901. Address, Riverside,
IlL
RECORDS, Frank Saunders, educator;
b. Franklin, Ind., April 1, 1889; s.
John N. and Agnes (Saunders) R.;
ed. at Franklin College, 1911; busi-
ness manager senior class and "Blue
and Gold;" initiated by Indiana Al-
pha, Oct 26, 1907; eminent archon
and correspondent, delegate Province
Delta convention, Chicago, 1910;
History and English teacher in Trav-
erse City high school. Address, 839
Sixth St., Traverse City, Mich. Per-
manent address, 349 W. Jefferson St,
Franklin, Ind.
RECTOR, William Henry, assistant at-
torney general; b. Nashville, Ark.,
Aug. 12, 1884; s. George L. and W. K.
R.; ed. at University of Arkansas,
1905; president special class, 1903;
mem. Mathetian Literary society,
best student actor, 1904; Initiated by
Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon, Sept 26,
1903; eminent archon, president Ft
Smith Alumni association of S'. A. E.;
assistant attorney general of Arkan-
sas, head council, jurisdiction F.
Woodmen of the World; author "Ar-
kansas Laws." Address, Fort Smith,
Ark.
REDELIN, Albert Norman, student; b.
April 15, 1893; s. Dr. A. A. and Clara
(Krieg) R.; student at Bucknell Uni-
versity; mem. freshman baseball
team; initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, June 18, 1910. Address, Free-
land, Penn.
REED, Edwin Winsor, student; b.
April 14, 1891; s. Edgar and Mary
Turner (Soule) R.; student at Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Delta, Oct 6,
1911; brother of B. Howard Reed,
Massachusetts Delta. Addren, 60
Woodland St, Worcester, Mam.
REEPy Samuel Nicholas, university pro-
fessor; b. June 21, 1877; s. Leonard
and Mrs. R.; ed. at Drake University,
A. B., University of Chicago, Fh. D^
University of Minnesota; mem. of
the local which became Illinois
Delta; initiated by Minnesota Alpha,
Nov., 13, 1911; mem. American Socio-
logical society; professorship in Uni-
versity of Minnesota. Address, 602
Essex St. S. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
REE8, Edwin Arthur, student; b. Den-
ver, Ck)lo., April 8, 1891; s. Charles
and Elva R.; student at University of
Denver; chapter baseball team, as-
sociate editor "Kynewisbok" yesr
book, T. M. C. A. treasurer, assistant
to professor of chemistxy; mem.
Delta Chi chemistry society; average
of 96.45 in scholarship; initiated by
Colorado Zeta, Oct 2, 1909; eminent
herald, treasurer and depu^r archon.
Address, 4159 Fox St, Denver, Colo.
REESE, Asbury Stamper, dentist; b.
Todd county, Ky., March 26, 1877; a
Asbury and Sarah B. R.; ed. at Ken-
tucky State University, 1900; cap-
tain football team, 1899; mem« Psi
Omega dental fraternity; initiated by
Kentucky Epsilon, Feb. 10, 1900; bro-
ther of Samuel T. Reese, Kentucky
Epsilon; m. Mamie Winkler, Nov.
25, 1903. Address, Pikeville, Ky.
REESE, Ezeklei Ewlng, manufiicturer;
b. Pensacola, Fla., Oct 27, 1870; a
George and Anna Pickens (Simp-
son) R.; ed. Southwestern Presby-
terian University, 1889; initiated by
Tennessee Zeta, May 1887; mem.
Osceola club and lodge No. 15, F. and
A. M.; president Gulf Machine
Works. Address, "Driftwood," Pensa-
cola, Fla.
REESE, Samuel Fletcher Demaree* law-
yer and farmer; b. Todd county, Ky.,
Dec. 13, 1837; s. Thomas G. and Su-
sannah (Demaree) R.; ed. at Union
University, 1860; mem. Appolonian
and Calliopean honor societies, rep-
resented latter in eighth debate, 1859,
chosen by the faculty to have the
diplomas of the class printed; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Bta, Oct 27,
1858; eminent correspondent, visitor
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at Nashville, S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion, 1898; professor of Latin Nepho-
geon Ck>llege, 1873-1874, president and
professor of Latin Stonewall College,
1874-18/9, editor Blkton Register,
1881-1885, and Fairview Review, 1891-
1897; Royal Arch Mason, Odd Fellow;
lawyer, farmer and editorial writer;
has a reputation as a linguist. Ad-
dress, R. F. D. 2, Box 21, Trenton,
Ky.
REESE, Wlilard, lawyer; b. Batonton,
Ga., April 6, 1880; s. Joseph B. and
Lou Emma (Sporks) R.; ed. at Mer-
cer University, LL. B., 1900; initi-
ated by Georgia Psi, Sept. 16, 1896;
mem. firm of Bennet, Twitty and
Reese; m. Ejmma Leila Callaway, La
Grange, Ga., Jan. 23, 1907. Address,
Brunswick, Ga.
REEVES, Henry, lawyer; b. near
Greenville, Ga., July 26, 1872; s.
Madison and Mary (Render) R.; ed.
at Mercer University, LL. B., 1901;
Class president, 1901; initiated by
Georgia Psi, Sept 19, 1900; mem.
Masonic order. Odd Fellows, Knights
of Pythias; solicitor of the city court
of LaGrange; m. Susie Thomas, Au-
burn, Ala., June 12, 1906. iLddress,
LaGrange, Ga.
REICH ARDT, Walter Frederick, civil
engineer; b. Little Rock, Ark., Jan.
1, 1881; s. Edward and Pauline
(Brandt) R.; ed. at University of
Arkansas, 1903; mem. baseball and
track teams, manager of latter, presi-
dent tennis club, officer university
band, mem. Glee club and orchestra;
initiated by Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon,
Sept 21, 1900; eminent correspon-
dent, as president of Arkansas
Alumni association attended Mem-
phis 8. A. E. Nat'l convention, 1904,
attended S. A. E. Day at St Louis
exposition, delegate to Atlanta S. A.
E. Natl convention, 1906, secretary,
vice-president and president of Ar-
kansas Alumni association of S. A.
E., now president Little Rock Alumni
association of S. A. B.; associate
mem. American Society of Civil En-
gineers, mem. Western Society of
Engineers, American Society Muni-
cipal Improvements, Internationa)
Engineering Congress, St Louis,
1904; six years member Pulaski
k.
County Democratic Central commit-
tee, presented paper on Sewage Dis-
posal at St Louis exposition, 1904,
also a paper "Paving Materials of the
Southwest," at Congress of American
Society of Municipal Improvements,
Birmingham, Ala., 1906; secretary of
University club. University Board of
Trade committee; secretary "En-
campment committee," Confederate
Veterans Reunion, Little Rock, May,
1911; at present, CoL and Chief of
Engineers, Ark. Nat'l Guard; mem.
Arkansas Rifle Team, Camp Perry,
Ohio, 1910, and Capt of Arkansas
Rifle team at same camp, life mem.
Natl Rifle Association of America,
winner of marksman, sharpshooter
and expert rifleman's badge, also re-
volver expert Address, 1201 Welsh
St, Little Rock, Ark.
REID, William SUnley, student; b. July
18, 1890; s. James Reid, Jr., and
Elisabeth (Stanley) R.; student at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Delta, May
16, 1911. Address, 55 Fruit St, Wor-
cester, Mass.
RENNICK, Eugene Hamilton, lawyer;
b. Nelson, Neb., Dec. 28, 1887; s. J.
H. and M. A. (Lyon) R.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Illinois, 1910; mem. varsity
baseball team; initiated by niinolB
Beta, Sept, 1906; in states attorney's
office. Address, Toulon, 111.
REINECKE, William Otto, engineer;
b. Washington, D. C, May 15, 1886;
8. Otto C. and Ella Blanche; ed. at
Gettysburg College, 1907; initiated
by Pennsylvania Delta, Oct 2, 1903;
visitor AUantic City S. A. B. Natl
convention, 1909; Pacific coast man-
ager Dehlstrom Metallic (Construction
Co. Residence, 2505 Gtough St, of-
fice, 916-920 Rialto Bldg., San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
REYNOLDS, Henry Grady, student; b.
Montevallo, Ala., Jan. 11, 1889; s. L.
H. and Dora (Marshall) R.; student
at University of Alabama, Law
School, A. B., 1911; president Alpha
Sigma Delta legal fraternity, 1911-
1912; initiated by Alabama Mu, Sept
14, 1907; mem. Red Men, Woodmen
of the World, Royal Arch Mason,
Knight Templar, Shriner (held record
for being yQ\m%^l ^^xNsk»t V^ "^^^
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United States) ; brother Of L. C. Rem-
olds, Alabama Uu. Addreas, CantoD,
Ala.
REYNOLDS, Norman Eb«n, ttadent;
b. July 7, ISSS; s. Robert B. and
Nancy Q. (Smith) R.; student at Uni-
Tersftr of Oklaboma; mem. Black-
atone Tribunal: initiated by Okla-
homa Kappa, Feb. 3, 1912. Addreas,
Muskogee, Okla.
RICE, Charles Dobbs, student; b. Uai«b
16, ISSl: s. Fount and Bde (Prancla)
R.; student at Iowa State College,
Veterinary department, B. S. at
Georgetown College; Initiated by
Iowa Gamma, March 9, 1911. Ad-
dreas, Terrlll, Madison county, Ky.
RICE, Edward Alonzo, manufacturer;
b. South Deerfleld, Hasa., Aug. 1,
1881; a. Alonzo H. and Maria A. R.;
ed. at Cornell University, 1904; ini-
tiated by New York Alpha, Dec. 15,
1900; chairman o( school board and
library trustees; summer of ISOS In
Europe; secretary, Arms Manufactur-
ing Co., the oldest manufacturer of
pocket-books In the United States;
m. Elizabeth Hosmer Guilford, Sept.
14. 1905. Address, South Deerfleld,
Mass.
RICE, Fisher Kaeler, lawyer; b. Somer-
Tllle, Mass., Bept. 11, 1SS2; b. Charles
F. and Emma E .R.; ed. at Boston
University, Law School, 1906; mem.
law clubs; Initiated by Massachusetts
BetSrUpallon, March 7, 1904; eminent
recorder; general law practice. Resi-
dence, 143 Summer St., Sommerville,
oBlce, 30 Court St., Boston, Mass.
RICE, Heber Holbrook, lawyer; b.
Paintsvllle. Ky., Dec. 21, 1882; n.
Hsrry B. and Mary L. R.; ed. at Ken-
tucky SUte University, B. S., 1904,
Harvard University, LL. B., 1907;
senior class president, mem. "Lamp
and Cross," associate editor and busi-
ness manager "Echoes" (college an-
nual) ; initiated by Kentucky E^sUon,
April 13, 1901 ; eminent correspond-
ent, delegate to Province Iota conven-
tion at Lexington, Ky., Dec, 1903;
republican candidate for West Vir-
ginia legislature, 1910, being youngest
in the field; brother of Jules Verne
Rice and Edgar Poe Rice, Kentucky
BpMlloa. Residence, 1009 SIxtb Ave.,
office, 414 Tenth St, HontliistMi, W.
Va.
RICE, Howard C, mechanical «aglneer;
b. Buffalo, N. T.. June 11, 1S81: a
William H. and Donald C. R.; ed. at
Cornell University, IMG; mam. Scalp
aad Blade and mual(»l clntw; Initi-
ated b; New York Alpha. Dec 14,
1901; eminent warden, recorder,
treasurer, deputy archon; export
sales manager Buffalo Forgs Co., Bot-
falo Steam Pump Co., The Oia. L.
S'quier Mfg. Co. Address. IBS Ash-
land Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
RICE, John A. Jr„ Rhodea acbolar: tk
Darlington, S. C, Feb. 1, 1888; a. Bev.
John A. Rice; ed. at Tulaoe UnlTe>
Blty, 1911; Initiated by Louisiana Tan-
Upsllon. Oct. 190S: eminent corres-
pondent; delegate to the 8. A. E.
Natl conv-enUon at Atlantic atr,
1909; successful competitor for tta«
Rhodes Echolarship from Louisiana In
1910. Address, Queen's CoUece, Ox-
ford. En El and.
RICE, oiin Robaon, educator: b. Biu- i
gess Store, Va.. 1ST7; s. Albert F. and
Martha (Leonard) R.; ed. at Dick-
inson College, 1899; made burawell
addreas; secretary, vice-prasldeat and
liresideut Belles Lettrea society,
chief of tnter-BOclety and inter-colle-
giate debating teams; initiated by
Pennsylvania Slgma^Phl. Jan. 8, IS97;
eminent correspondent aad archoo;
mem. Elks, Knlghta of Pythlaa; noml-
nated for democratic caadMate for
mayor. 1910; secretary Froatbaig
Board of Trade, tfeaaurer Maryland
Sho> Co., Cumberland, Md., auperin-
tendent of Beal hl^ acfaooL Ad-
dresE, Gladstone Hotel, Froatburg,
Md.
RICE, Paul B. 8., state otflcisj; b. Cross
Keys, Va.. July 17, 1891; a. Rev. &
L. and Margaret R.; ed. at Gettys-
burg College, 1911; mem. Pen and
Sword, sophomore band, Flrnt Trlam-
vlrate, Presa club (treas.), acrub
freshmen, sophomore (captain) foot-
ball teams, claas basketball team
Junior prom committee, banquet com-
mittee, asalBtant bnalneas manager
"Spectrum," manager Taralty football.
Junior class prealdent; inltlatad by
Pennsylvania Delta. Sept SO, 1907;
eminent archtm. Iftll, delac>to to Kan-
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201
sas City 8. A. B. Nat'l convention,
1910; field agent for Pennsylvania
Chestnut Tree Blight Commission.
Address, Lewistown, Pa.
RICHARDS, John V^ mining engineer;
New York City, July 9, 1879; s. J. P.
M. and Grace (Pettit) R.; ed. at Colo-
rado School of Mines, 1902; class ath-
letic director, mem. football team.
Scientific society, captain track team,
1902; initiated by Colorado Lambda;
one of the organizers of the "Loft-
ers," which was later admitted as
Colorado Lambda chapter of S. A.
E., attended province Zeta conven-
tion at Denver, 1904; mem. American
Institute of Mining Engineers, Uni-
versity club of Spokane, Mining
Men's club, chairman committee on
mining, Spokane Chamber of Com-
merce; travel and professional work
in EiUrope, Mexico, Canada;, contri-
butions to scientific magazines. Ad-
dress, 1002 Old Natl Bank Bldg., Spo-
kane VS^ash
RICHTMANNi William Oscar, manufac-
turer; b. Arcadia, Wis., Nov. 30, 1876;
8. Peter and Katharine (Maurer) R.;
ed. at University of Wisconsin; sec-
retary class 1892 and 1893, School of
Pharmacy, secretary Pharmaceutical
society, 1893; a mem. of the local
which became Wisconsin Alpha; ini-
tiated by Wisconsin Alpha; mem.
American Pharmaceutical association,
American Chemical society, American
Association for the Advancement of
Science, chairman scientific section
American Phanfaaceutlcal association,
1911-1912; mem. of all York and Scot-
tish Rite Masonic orders, Shriner; in-
structor in Practical Pharmacy, Uni-
versity of Wisconsin, 1898 and 1899,
instructor in Pharmalagnosy, 1900
and 1901, expert in Pharmalognosy,
United States department of agricul-
ture, 1902-1906; resident manager of
Satsuma Co., since 1907; m. Matilda
Watson Muir, July 80, 1902. Ad-
dress, First St and Third Ave., Sat-
suma Heights, Fla.
RICHARDSON, Jay, lawyer; b. Topeka,
Kan., June 27, 1885; s. Homer D. and
Coe L. R.; ed. at University of Kan-
sas, University of Michigan, 1907;
manager of Mosque club, mem. Phi
Delta Phi legal fraternity; initiated
by Kansas Alpha, Oct., 1904; eminent
archon, correspondent, treasurer,
deputy archon; president of Jefferson
club of Kansas City; mem. law firm
of Gage and Richardson. Residence,
27 E. 55th St Terrace, oflice, 318 New
York Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
RICHARDSON, Charles Henry, univer-
sity professor; b. Topsham, Vt., Sept.
26, 1862; s. Robert and Rosetta (Dex-
ter) R.; ed. at Dartmouth College,
1892; class historian, orator at the
Tower, mem. Philomathean society,
library committee, football team; ini-
tiated by New York Delta, Feb. 26,
1909; one of the founders of Chi Tau
Kappa, which became New Hamp-
shire Alpha chapter of S. A. B., presi-
dent Alumni association of New York
Delta; Fellow Geological Society of
America, mem. American Association
Adv. Science, American Chemical so-
ciety, Sigma Xi, Pi Phi Chi, Eighth
International Geological Congress,
science committee Paris exposition,
1903, mem. Vermont Geological Sur-
vey since 1895; author of fiction, po-
etry, scientific papers and reports,
economic geology text in preparation;
professor of mineralogy, Syracuse
University; m. Katharine May Davis,
June 16, 1892. Address, 759 Comstock
Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
RICKARD, Arthur P., manufacturer; b.
Niles, Ohio, Dec. 20, 1884; s. Benja-
min J. and Jennie C. R.; ed. at Mount
Union College, 1907; manager class
annual, mem. basketball and base-
ball (captain) teams; initiated by
Ohio Sigma, April 13, 1903; attended
province Delta convention at Lafay-
ette, Ind., 1906, secretary and treas-
urer. The Northern Engraving Co.,
college annual engravers; m. Pearl
M. Long, Feb. 24, 1910. Address, 316
Kentucky Ave., Canton, Ohio.
RIDDLE, Silas Swallow; b. Shamokin,
Pa., Sept. 20, 1884; s. Findlay B. and
Anna K. (McCoUum) R.; ed. at Penn-
sylvania State College, Lafayette Col-
lege, 1909; initiated by Pennsylvania
Alpha-Zeta, Oct, 1905. Address, 357
Center St., Bloomsburg, Penn.
RIEPE, Carl Christopher, student; b.
March 9, 1885; s. Fred and Sophie
(Frewert) R.; student at University
of Iowa; mem. IrvtcLi; In&tlt^tA^ 1^^^-
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gon. Scimitar and Pex (honomrr
■enlor), Iroquoli. Phi Delta Phi (1^
gal), buBlDeiB manager senior play,
department manager 1912 Havkeye
(annual) ; Initiated by Iowa B«ta, Oct.
9, 1911. AddreBB, 838 FranUln St.
Burlington, Iowa.
RIQBY, Qaorg« N., lawrer; b. New
Tork City, July 10, 1874; od. at Cor-
nell UnlverBlty, I89E; InlUated by
New York Alpha, June 6, 1892; emi-
nent archon, 1893; mem. New York
leglBlature, 1903-1905; m. Maud E,
Laurence, April 10, 1897. AddreM,
63 Sunnyslde Drive, Yonkere, N. Y.
RIKE, Elmer Roy, Buperln ten dent of
Bchoola; b. Plqua, Ohio, Feb. IG, 18S0;
s. Jamee D. and Mrs. R.; ed. at Ohio
Wesleyan University, 1906; claBB
president, president of 1906 alumni,
varsity football three years; initiated
by Ohio Delta, Dec. 12, 1902; eminent
archon and treasurer; superintendent
of city flchools; brother of James B.
Bike, Ohio Delta; m. Laura Siegfried
of St. Louis, July 6, 1910. Address,
Tippecanoe City, Ohio.
RILEY, Lee, Jr., student; b. Aug. 6,
1892; s. Lee and MolUe (O'Doherty)
R.; student at University of KaQBae;
Initiated by Kansas Alpha, Dec,
1910. Address, 250S N. Tenth SL,
Kansas City, Kan.
RIL,EY, WIIMam F., lawyer; b. Alns-
worth, Iowa, March 20. 1SS4; a. F. and
Anna R.; ed. at University ot Iowa,
1907; in Minnesota preliminary de-
bates for two years, class president
Junior year, manager senior class
play, mem, Waakwi Junior society,
Irving Institute, Newman socle^,
track team 1905-1907, captain 1907,
Cross Country club, class president
senior year; Initiated by Iowa Beta,
Feb. 11, 1905; eminent archon, mem.
Dee Moines Alumni aseoclatlon of S.
A. E.; general law practice; m. Cath-
erine Green, Aug. 23, 1910. Resi-
dence, 1515 E. Ninth SL, office, 602
Capital City Bank BIdg., Des Moines,
RINEHART, Stinley Marshall, physi-
cian; b. PltUburgh, Pa., Jan. 25, 1867;
B. William and Louisa R.; ed. at Ad-
rian College, 1888; Star society de-
bates, 1884, orator, 188S, third t»se
on varsity team, 1887-88, 1
er&ture eaiay prite, 1886, orattoB
prize, 1888; Initiated by Htchlcan At
pha, Jan. 22, 1887; eminent archon,
1888, correapondent, 1886, attended
Pittsburgh S. A. El Nat'l cooTentloti,
1893, aaalated in organlxlns Pennsyl-
vania Alpha-Zeta. an officer at the In-
fltallatlon of Pennaylvaulm Slcma-Phi
and Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta; atndy
In Vienna, Berlin, Munich, and Lon-
don, county medical Inspector, state
department of Health, phystdaa^-
charge State Tuberculosis Dlapensary,
PltUburgh, city physician glnce 1894,
BpeciallBt In heart and lungs; a
Msiry E. Roberts, (Camoua author),
April 22, 1896. Address, 954 Beedi
Ave. N. S. Pittsburgh, Penn.
RINKENBACH, Edwartl Loula, Jr,, itn-
dent; b. May 31, 1890; ■. Edward
Louis and Mary Blliabeth (Shlsler)
R. ; student at Pennsylvania State Col-
lege; Initiated by Pennsylvania Al-
pha-Zeta, Jan. 8, 1910. Addrev, lit
Forster St, Harrieburgh, Penn.
RINNE, John Isaac, physician; b. Alto-
ga, Ind., April 80, 1887; s. Henry C.
and Susie (Gardner) R.; ed. at Unl-
verBlty of Indiana, 1907; initiated by
Indiana Gamma, Jan 18, 1907 (charts'
mem.) ; mem. Knights of PythJas, Phi
Beta PI (medical); Interne Indiana-
polls city hospital, 1909-1910; prac-
tising physiclsn; m. Dora Scbmttt,
June 6, 1911. Addresa. Lapel, Ind.
RtPLEY, Thomas Jackson, lawyer; b.
AtlanU. Ga., July 14, 1862; s. Thomal
R. and Laura D. (Conner) R.; ed. at
University of Georgia. 1884; daas
orator and poet; initiated by Qeorgla
Beta, Oct, 1880; one of the most ac-
tive In tupportlng the fraternity in a
time of depreseioQ and one who made
successful efforts In building It up;
delegate to S. A. B. Nat'l convention,
Athens, 1884; captain (Georgia militia
for five years, first lieutenant tUrd
Qeorgla volunteers, Spanish-Ameri-
can war; mem. of Atlanta bar. Pied-
mont Driving club, Atlanta Bar asio-
clatloQ; m. Pauline Howard, ot De-
catur, Ga., Nov. 25, 1890. Residence,
111 W. Peacbtree St, office, 61^
Pryor St., AUanta. Qa.
RITCHIE, Robert Welles, war corree-
pondent; b. Greenfield, Hiaa, June 17,
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1879; 8. Robert and Hannah (Thomas)
R.; ed. at Uniyeraity of California,
1902; mem. Skull and Keys, Golden
Bear, author of three farces; initiated
by California Beta, Sept 16, 1899;
eminent archon, 1902; war correspon-
dent for New York Sun in Russo-
Japanese war, Mexican revolution, al-
so correspondent in Japan, Korea,
China, Labrador, Mexico, Cuba, Cen-
tral America; author of fiction and
essays for Harpers, McClure, and
other publications; m. Jean Knight, of
New York, Aug. 1, 1909. Address,
"The Sun," 170 Nassau St., New York
City.
RITTENH0U8E, Karl David, student;
b. March 2, 1888; s. James Hall and
Ida R. (Cole) R.; student at Pennsyl-
vania State College; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Oct 12,
1907; brother of Leonard Cole Ritten-
house, Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta. Ad-
dress, 1610 Washington, Ave., Scran-
ton, Penn.
RITTER, Herman, lawyer; b. Chicopee,
Mass., July 18, 1886; s. WUlian and
Elmma J. R.; ed. at Boston Univer-
sity Law School, 1910; initiated by
Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon, March
24, 1908; eminent treasurer; practic-
ing lawyer. Address, 820 Springfield
St, (Thicopee, Mass.
RlTZf Louis Parky civil engineer; b.
E2vansville, Ind., April 17, 1886; s.
A. P. Ritz; ed. at Millikin University,
University of Michigan, 1909; initi-
ated by Illinois Delta, Jan. 14, 1911;
m. Bertha J. Woolley, Feb. 14, 1911.
Address, 1009 S. Third St, Louisville,
Ky.
ROACH, Corwine E., newspaper man-
acrer; b. Virginia, 111., June 20, 1885;
8. Samuel B. and Belle (Corwin) R.;
ed. at Millikin University, 1911, presi-
dent literary society, mem. five inter-
society and inter-collegiate debate
teams, manager of "Co-op" three
years, senior class president; initi-
ated by Illinois Delta, Jan. 14, 1911;
petitioner from Millikin University lo-
cal at Kansas City S. A. E. Natl con-
vention; business manager "Ehrening
Republican." Address, Kankakee, 111.
ROBERTS, James Crawford, univer-
sity official; b. Steubensville, Ohio,
Auk* 27, 1866; s. Henry Oliver and
Carrie R.; ed. at Ohio Wesleyan Uni-
versity, 1892; class vice-president
twice represented literary society,
won oratorical contest 1891; initiated
by Ohio Delta, Jan. 24, 1890; eminent
archon and correspondent, helped es-
tablish Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon
and Massachusetts lotapTau; mem. of
Central Ohio conference; financial
secretary of Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity; m. Bertha M. Cameron, June 14,
1891. Address, 334 N. Sandusky St,
Delaware, Ohio.
ROBERTSON, Gordon, student; b. Dec.
27, 1891; s. Robert and Annie M.
(Trask) R.; student at Harvard Uni-
versity; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Nov. 11, 1911. Address, 83
Lovett St, Beverly, Mass.
ROBERTSON, James Parish, Jr., stu-
dent; b. Culpeper, Va., July 27, 1888;
s. James Parish and Mary E. (Grat-
tan) R.; ed. at Virginia Military In-
stitute, 1908. University of Virginia, at
present medical student University
of Pennsylvania; president academic
class, 1908-1909, mem. Alpha Pi, P. K.,
T. I. L. K. A., Hot Foot; initiated by
Virginia Theta, Nov., 1904, later af-
filiated with Virginia Omicron; emi-
nent archon of Virginia Omicron,
1909, visitor at Atlantic City S. A. B.
Nat'l convention, 1909. Address, 8
West Hill St, Charlotte, N. C.
ROBINSON, Addison Baker, denUst; b.
Paw Paw, Mich., Oct 27, 1877; s. Mrs.
J. M. Robinson; ed. at University of
Michigan, dental class, 1901; initiated
by Michigan lotarBeta, April 2, 1898;
mem. of Michigan state board of den-
tal examiners, 1907-1910; m. Emma
A. Adams, Jan. 20,. 1910. Address, 44
Sheldon St, Grand Rapids, Mich.
ROBINSON, Elmer F., abstracter; b.
St Helena, Neb., June 17, 1882; s.
James C. and Kate R.; ed. at Univer-
sities of Nebraska and Michigan; ini-
tiated by Nebraska Lambda-Pi, Jan.
12, 1903, later affiliated with Michigan
Iota-Beta; eminent correspondent;
brother of James C. Robinson, Jr., S.
A. E. Address, Hartington, Neb.
ROBINSON, George Philip, mining en-
gineer; b. Minden, La., June 28, 1880;
8. Madison J. and Mina (Fuller) R.;
ed. at Colorado School of Mines, 1904;
initiated b'j CoVyc^Ao VawsX^^v^ ^'jX.
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16, 1903; visitor to province conven-
tion at Denver, 1903; superintendent
of mine and smelter; m. Mary J.
Moyle, March 20, 1906. Address*
Campo Morado, Estado de Guerrero,
Mexico.
ROBINSON, Lewis Perrine, student; b.
April 30, 1890; s. Millard F. and EUsa-
beth A. (Savidge) R.; student at
Bucknell University; manager and
mem. class football team; initiated
by Pennsylvania Zeta, June 18, 1910.
Address, Danville, Penn.
ROBINSON, Waiter Widcliff, student;
b. March 8, 1893; s. W. W. and Sarah
(Payne) R.; student at Davidson Col-
lege; initiated by North Carolina
Theta, Jan. 8, 1912. Address, Easley,
S. C.
ROCKWELL, Harvard Selden, student;
b. June 21, 1891; s. John and Hulda
(McMullen) R.; student at Univer-
sity of Minnesota; president sopho-
more engineering class; initiated by
Minnesota Alpha, Oct. 2, 1909. Ad-
dress, Duluth, Minn.
ROGERS, Joseph Spenser, physician
and surgeon; b. Adams county, Ohio,
1875; s. T. J. and Louisa (Mason)
R.; ed. at University of Colorado,
1900; quarter back on football team,
president senior medical class; ini-
tiated by Colorado Chi, Sept 25, 1896;
coroner of Elbert county, Colo.,
county physician; Master Mason. Ad-
dress, Kiowa, Colo.
ROGERS, Richard Reid, lawyer; b.
1867; ed University of Virginia, 1888;
Initiated by Virginia Omicron, 1887;
general counsel of Panama Canal.
Address, 165 Broadway, New York
City.
ROGERS, Walter L., banker; b. At-
lantic, Mass., March 10, 1882; s. Henry
C. and Lilian (Ahrens) R.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, 1904; mem.
freshman football and sophomore
baseball teams; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Theta, March 7, 1901; on com-
mittee Atlantic City S. A. E. Nafl
convention, 1909; in banking business
.with Chas. D. Barney and Co., Phil-
adelphia, Penn. Address, Highway
Ave., Riverton, N. J.
ROGERS, William M., Rhodes scholar;
b. Oxford. Miss., Jan. 25, 1884; s.
Judge William M. Rogers, Virginia
Sigma, 1869, Virginia Omicron. 1875;
ed. at Miasissippi A. and M. CoUase,
B. S., 1907, Southwestern Presby-
terian University; first lieutenant Lee
Guards, varsity football two yean,
president and organizer of Engineer
ing society, commencement orator (it
A. and M. College), at Southwestern
Presbyterian University, mem. Coot-
ball, baseball and basketball teams
for two years, captain-elect of foot-
ball team; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, 1907; football coach at Sootli-
westem Presbyterian University,
1910. Address, Oxford Universitj,
Oxford, England.
ROGERS, Zachary BroaduSt lawyer; b.
Barbour county, Ala., Sept. 4, 1872;
s. W. S. and M. B. R.; ed. Mercer Uni-
versity, 1891; class poet and treas-
urer; initiated by Georgia Psi, Oct 18,
1889; general counsel Elberton and
Eastern R. R. Co.; m. Lula Lee
Zachry, of Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 6, 190S.
Address, Elberton, Ga.
RONDTHALER, Howard E^ coUege
president; b. Brooklyn, N. T., June
17, 1871; s. Rt Rev. Edward and
Mary (Jacobson) R.; ed. at Univer-
sity of North Carolina, 1898; presi-
dent Dialec society, Gimghoul; initn-
ated by North Carolina Xi» Sept 10,
1890; eminent archon; professor
Moravian College, 1903-1909, presi-
dent Moravian Theological Seminary,
president Salem College for Women
since 1909; editor Wachavia Mora-
vian; mem. society for Propagation of
the Gospel. North Carolina Geological
survey, Elisha Mitchell Science so-
ciety; m. Katherlne G. Boring, 1898.
Address, Winston-Salem, N. C.
ROOKE, Robert Levi, student; b. June
21, 1891; s. C. M. and Olive Susan
(Kreamer) R.; student at Bucknell
University; mem. A. I. E. E., Theta
Delta Tau societies, class baseball
team; initiated by Pennsylvania Zeta,
June 18, 1910. Address, Winfleld.
Penn.
ROSE, Thomas Duncan, electrical engin-
eer; b. FayetteviUe, N. C, Aug. 9,
1889; 8. George M. and Augusta J.
(Steele) R.; ed. at Universitj of North
Carolina, 1910; mem. varsity baseball
team; initiated by North Carolina XI,
Sept., 1907; eminent archoin, tress-
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206
iirer and correspondent; engineer
with General Electric Co. Address,
525 Liberty St, Schenectady, N. T.
ROSE, Wliiiam Gumming, University in-
structor; b. Greenville, S. C, April 4,
1887; 8. John M. and Mary E. (San-
tos) R.; ed. Davidson Ck>llege, A. B.,
1907, Yale University, Ph. D., 1911;
vice-president athletic association
1906, Junior orator, 1906, marshall,
1906, graduated third in class; mem.
Sigma Xi (Tale chapter); historian,
1903-04, class president, 1905-06; initi-
ated by North Carolina Theta, Sept 5,
1903; eminent archon, deputy archon,
correspondent, recorder, chapter rep-
resentative in Pan-Hellenic Council;
author of the following scientific pa-
pers: Modified Method for Clinical
Estimation of Pepsin, Archives of In-
ternal Medicine, Vol. 5, 1910, Muric
Acid and Carbohydrate Metabolism,
Journal of Biological Chemistry, Vol.
10, 1911, EiXperimental Studies on
Creatina and Creatiniae (three pa-
I>er8), now in press; instructor in
physiological chemistry. University
of Pennsylvania. Address, Labora-
tory of Physiological Chemistry,
School of Medicine, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Penn.
ROSS, Arthur Seneca, chemist; b. Rar
venna, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1873; s. Albert
A. and Mary G. R.; ed. Ohio Wesley-
an University, 1899; three years as-
sistant in chemistry; initiated by Ohio
Delta, Oct 80, 1897; chief chemist
Milwaukee Ck)ke and Gas Co., secre-
tary and treasurer Wartman Drug
Co.; m. Amanda Gruhl, Feb. 23, 1908.
Address, 676 Delaware Ave., Mil-
waukee, Wis.
ROSS, Jack F., Jr., railway official; b.
Mobile, Ala., Dec. 6, 1885; s. Jack F.
and Emma (Buck) R.; ed. Virginia
Military InsUtute; initiated by Vii^
ginia Theta; eminent treasurer; trav-
eled in Europe, 1906; general agent.
Mobile and Ohio R. R.; m. Mary
Lane, Canandaigua, N. T., Oct 16,
1908. Address, 4th S. Government
St, Mobile, Ala.
ROSS, Percy A., electrical engineer; b.
LeRoy. N. T., July 21, 1887; s. John
C. Ross; ed. Syracuse University,
College of Applied Science, 1911;
mem. varsity relay, track, and cross-
country teams; initiated by New
York Delta; eminent deputy archon;
mem. American Institute Electrical
Engineers; engaged in installation of
sub-stations in coal mines. Address,
General Delivery, Jenners, Penn.
ROSS, Roy Meneley, student; b. June
10, 1890; 8. W. C. and Lillian M.
(Meneley) R.; student at University
of Illinois; initiated by Illinois Beta,
Oct 23, 1909; brother of Glenn
Thompson Ross, Illinois Beta. Ad-
dress, 412 Iowa St., Urbana, 111.
ROWE, Joseph Zerbe, real estate; b.
Aug. 20, 1873; s. Joseph Zerbe and
Sara (Layenberger) R.; ed. Bucknell
University, 1901; commencement ora-
tor, debater, mem. varsity football
and track teams; initiated by Penn-
sylvania Zeta, Feb. 9, 1898; eminent
archon (two years), deputy archon,
treasurer; delegate Boston S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, 1900; attended
Washington, S. A. £1 Nat'l convention
1902, in interests of Chicago Univer-
sity securing a charter; mem. Ma^
sonic order; real estate broker. Ad-
dress, 7 W. Madison St, Chicago, 111.
ROWELL, Alexander Hendrix, lawyer;
b. Rowell, Ark., June 19, 1880; s. W.
S. and Margarette Alice R.; ed. Cen-
tral University, 1902; associate edi-
tor "Cento," president Chamberlain
literary society, won intercollegiate
declamatory contest 1899, class ora-
tor, 1902, president intercollegiate
oratorical association of Kentucky,
1901-1902; initiated by Kentucky
Kappa, Sept 17, 1898; eminent
archon, 1902, president Arkansas
Alumni association of S. A. E.; mem.
Arkansas legislature, 1905 and 1907;
practicing lawyer; m. Ruvye May
Woodson, July 11, 1906; brother of
Dr. F. C. Rowell, Kentucky Kappa, W.
D. Rowell, Kentucky Kappa. Resi-
dence, 1507 W. 6th Ave., office, 4th
Floor, Citizens Bank Bldg., Pine Bluff,
Ark.
RUBINKAM, Nathaniel, post-graduate
student; b. Jamestown, N. T., Jan. 2,
1888; s. Nathaniel I. and Sarah E.
(Shoemaker) R.; ed. University of
Chicago, 1910, now post-graduate stu-
dent at University of Chicago Law
School; initiated Nov. 1906; emi-
nent recorder and treaauset; d<^V^^g&Jtj^
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
province Delta convention, Chicago,
1910; 1900-1905 spent In study in
Europe. Address, 4560 Oakenwald
Ave., Chicago, 111.
RULE, Edward A.; b. Des Moines, Iowa,
July 26, 1881; s. A. H. and Jennie
(Clarke) R.; ed. University of Iowa,
1904; initiated by Iowa Beta, Feb. 11,
1905, (charter mem.); estimator for
United States Gypsum Co. Address,
2517 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, D.
C.
RUBURSH, Raymond Cllfrord, student;
b. Sept. 24, 1891; s. Thomas R. and
Emma (Hahn) R.; student at Uni-
versity of Indiana; mem. varsity base-
ball team; initiated by Indiana
Gamma, Jan. 16, 1911. Address. Lon-
don, Ind.
RUDISiLL, Wesley Haven, electrical
engineer; b. Salt Lake City, Utah,
Jan. 6, 1883; s. Lewis A. and
Katie B. (Hopkins) R.; ed. Dickinson
College; Initiated by Pennsylvania
Sigma-Phi, June 3, 1901, later afflU-
ated with Ohio Theta; associate mem-
ber American Institute of Electrical
Engineers; Masonic order; electrical
engineer with Alabama Power Devel-
opment Co., chief engineer and elec-
trician Anniston Electric and Gas Co.
Address, Anniston Electric and Gas
Co., Anniston, Ala.
RUN YON, Charles Vineyard, lawyer;
b. Trenton, Ky., June 25, 1886; s.
Frank J. and Brenda V. R.; ed.
Southwestern Presbyterian Univer-
sity, A. B., 1906, University of Virginia.
LL. B., 1909; manager baseball team,
1905, president athletic association,
1905-1906, secretary and president
Stewart literary society, local editor
of Southwestern Presbyterian Uni-
versity Journal, 1904-05, at University
of Virginia member Phi Beta Kappa,
Raven society; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Sept. 20, 1902, later affiliated
with Virginia Omicron; at Tennessee
Zeta, eminent archon, correspondent,
herald, chronicler, deputy archon; at
Virginia Omicron, eminent deputy
archon and treasurer; attended
Memphis S. A. E. Nat'I convention,
1904; delegate to province conven-
tion at Nashville, 1905; practicing
lawyer; son of Frank J. Runyon, Ten-
jaessee Zeta, brother of Bryce F. Run-
yon, Tennessee Zeta. Addresa, 1104-
1210 Exchange Bldg., Mempbls, Tenn.
RUPLE, Ferdinand William, contrac-
tor; b. Cottonwood, La.» Oct. lit, 1886;
s. Commodore Perry Ruple and Marj
Tucker (McCuIIoch) R.; ed. Case
School of Applied Science, 1909; initi-
ated by Ohio Rho, Oct 28, 1907; mem.
Iris lodge, Webb chapter of Masonic
order; general contractor. Address,
1871 E. 66th St, Cleveland, Ohio.
RUSSELL, John Edward, author; b.
Davenport, Iowa, April 22, 1886; s.
Charles E. and Abby (Osborne) Rus-
sell; ed. Northwestern Universltj,
1907; editor Northwestern magazine;
initiated by Illinois Psl-Omega, Oct
5, 1903; eminent correspondent, as-
sisted In putting out Songs of S. A
E.; feature writer and traveling cor-
responent for New York Herald; mag-
. azine writer; author of novel, "The
Society Wolf;" socialist party work-
er; m. Grace Bolster, June 7, 1906.
Address, 605 W. 156th St, New York
City.
RUSSELL, Richard B., Judge; b. 1861;
ed. University of Georgia, 1879; initi-
ated by Georgia Beta, Aug. 4, 1877;
mem. Georgia legislature, 1882-1887,
Judge Western Circuit court of
Georgia, Solicitor General; at present
Judge of Georgia Court of Appeals;
m. Iva Dillard. Address, Winder, Ga
RUSSELL, William English, engineer;
b. PennvlUe, Ind., 1879; s. Aioert and
Ellanor (English) R.; ed. Purdue Uni-
versity, 1905; mem. athletic board,
football and track teams ; initiated by
Indiana Beta, April 5, 1902; senior
mem. house committee; mem. Mason-
ic order; assistant engineer Illinois
Central R. R.; m. Bessie May Hunt-
er, Sept 15, 1910. Address, Assistant
Engineer's Office lUinolB Central R.
R., Clinton, 111.
RYAN, Michael Lawlesa, student; b.
April 28, 1891; s. Edward and Eli-
zabeth (Lawless) R.; student at Sy-
racuse University; vice-president
freshman medical class, mem. staff
"Daily Orange," two years, 1918 Onon-
dagau board, Denison declamation
contest; Alpha Kappa Kappa (medi-
cal); initiated by New York Delta,
Nov. 6, 1908. Address, Marcellns
Falls, N. Y.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
207
RYDEN, Hugo Loult* civil engineer; b.
Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 10, 1887; b.
Charles and Christine (Johnson) R.;
ed. University of Iowa, 1911; varsity
basketball, 1909-1911, capUln 1911;
Initiated by Iowa Beta, Feb. 12, 1910;
eminent herald, 1911; civil engineer
D. L. and W. R. R. Co. Address, 334
Montgomery St, Syracuse, N. T.
RYLAND, Robert Knight, artist; b.
Grenada, Miss., Feb. 10, 1873; s. Wil-
liam S. and Mary (Morton) R.; ed.
Bethel College, 1892; class valedic-
torian and president; initiated by
Kentucky Iota, Nov. 17, 1888; won
scholarship. In 1902, Prlz de Rome on
Lazarus scholarship; three years
study In Italy, 1902-1905; mural paint-
er, also Instructor In drawing Cooper
Union; son of William S. Ryland,
Kentucky Iota, brother of T. J. Ry-
land, Kentucky Iota, J. N. Ryland,
Kentucky Iota. Address, 207 B. 17th
St., New York City.
SABIN, Charles Gilbert, physician and
surgeon; b. Wisconsin 1876; s.
Charles H. and Margaret W. S.; ed.
Northwestern University, 1904; Phi
Beta Kappa, Sigma XI, Deru; varsity
football, editor-ln-chlef 1904 Syllabus,
medical scholarship; Initiated by Illi-
nois Psl-Omega, Nov. 25, 1901; city
bacteriologist Portland; m. Sara
Agnes Lawler, Sept 21, 1910. Ad-
dress, 624 Marquam Bldg., Portland,
Ore.
SABIN, Leiand H., lawyer; b. Centre-
viUe, Mich., May 14, 1872; s. Marden
and Mary (Smith) S.; ed. University
of Michigan, 1898; Initiated by Mich-
igan lota-Beta, Oct 11, 1891; m. Elolse
E. Skinner, June 2, 1909. Residence,
136 Henry St, office, 602-3 Ward Bldg.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
SAEQMULLER, Frederick Bertholdt,
mercantile; b. Alexandria county, Va.;
8. George N. and Marie T. S.; ed. Uni-
versity of Virginia, 1902, Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology; presi-
dent engineering class; initiated by
Virginia Omicron, Nov. 10, 1900, later
affiliated with Massachusetts lota-
Tau; attended Washington S. A. E.
Natl convention, 1902; mem. firm of
Bausch and Lomb Opt Co.;
studied three years in Oermany. Ad-
dress, 1100 St Paul St, Rochester,
N. Y.
8AQAR, William SutcllfTe, student; b.
Jan. 7, 1911; s. Alfred and Margaret
(Shaw) S.; student at Harvard Uni-
versity; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, May 6, 1911. Address, 6 Ste-
vens St, Methuen, Mass.
8ALLEY, Thomas Elliott, student; b.
Nov. 15, 1891; s. J. A. and Elizabeth
(Bull) S.; student at Davidson Col-
lege; varsity football squad; initiated
by North Carolina Theta, Jan. 11,
1909; brother of J. A. Salley, North
Carolina Theta. Address, 137 B. Rus-
sell St, Orangeburg, S. C.
SANBORN, Herbert Leo, electrical en-
gineer; b. Portland, Me., March 6,
1884; s. I. Wesley and Emma (Cary)
S.; ed. Harvard University, 1908;
initiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
May 19, 1906; eminent archon, recor-
der; attended Atlanta S. A. E. Natl
convention, 1906; delegate Boston
S. A. E. province convention, 1908;
a factor In the establishment of New
Hampshire Alpha, (see S. A. E. His-
tory, Vol. Ill, p. 404); traveled in
Mexico, Central and South America,
West Indies. Address, Great North-
em Hotel, MiUlnocket, Me.
SANBROOK, George Russell, student;
b. Dec. 18, 1893; s. Mr. and Mrs.
George T. S.; student at Syracuse
University; initiated by New York
Delta, Oct 20, 1911. Address, 728
5th Ave., Watervliet N. Y.
SANDERSON, Clarence Herbert, elec-
trical engineer; b. Martinsville, IlL,
Aug. 28, 1880; ed. Ohio State Univer-
sity, 1902; class baseball and football,
lieutenant in Ohio State University
battalion; initiated by Ohio Theta,
Nov. 1908; eminent correspondent;
with Westlnghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Ck>, section engineer in
charge switchboard and power sta-
tion designing; associate in A. L B.
E.; author of articles on switchboard
and power station designs; night in-
structor in mathematics at Carnegie
Technical Schools; m. Gertrude Hen-
rietta Gallagher, Jtme 1, 1904. Ad-
dress, 208 Meade St, Pittsburgh,
Penn.
208
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
SANDERSON, Lewis Rivers, student;
b. March 25, 1891; s. George Rivers
and Alexandria (Lawrason) S.; stu-
dent at Iowa State College; president
of sophomore Pan-Hellenic, secretary
of T. L. B/s; initiated by Iowa Gam-
ma, Dec. 21, 1911. Address, 747 E.
36th St, Chicago, 111.
SANFORD, Elmer Bird, lawyer; b. Chi-
cago, 111., Nov. 12, 1881; s. Merrett
S. and Jennie J. S.; ed. University of
Michigan and University of Kansas,
1903; general chairman freshman
banquet committee; initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, April 7, 1900, later
affiliated with Kansas Alpha; eminent
correspondent; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Washington, 1902,
Memphis, 1904, Atlanta, 1906, Atlan-
tic City, 1909, Kansas City, 1910;
founder of Kansas Alpha; president
Of province Zeta, 1903-09; mem. staff
of first convention daily, presided over
trial of Simpson College case at prov-
ince Zeta convention; delegate to
1905 province Zeta convention; dele-
gate to province Zeta convention in
1907; editor 1909 convention daily; as-
sociate editor of The Record, 1903-10;
elected by the Supreme Council, April
19, 1910, as editor-in-chief of The
Record to fill a vacancy; re-elected
editor-in-chief by 1910 S. A. E. Nafl
convention; secretary of the city,
county and congressional Republican
committee; m. Allee Barbee, Dec. 9,
1910. Residence, 3212 Warwick Blvd.,
office, 1001 Commerce Bldg., Kansas
City, Mo.
SANFORD, George Otis, project engi-
neer; b. Brockton, Mass., Aug. 17,
1871; s. William A. and Ellen (Bat-
tles) S.; ed. Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, 1895; initiated by Massa-
chusetts Delta, Oct 3, 1894; project
engineer, U. S. Reclamation service.
Milk river project, Montana; mem.
American society of Civil Engineers;
m. Edith B. Roby, Jan. 6, 1898. Ad-
dress, Malta, Mont
SAVAGE, Slias Anthony, government
official; b. Chelsea, Mass., Feb. 17,
1872; s. Andrew J. and Elizabeth A.
(McDonald) S.; ed. Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, 1894; initiated
by Massachusetts lota-Tau, Dec. 30,
1892; superintendent U. S. Light
House service, Boston, Mass., mem.
society of Naval Architects and Ma-
rine Engineers; m. Florence Clifford,
May 30, 1895. Address, 82 Monu-
ment St, West Medford, Mass.
SAWYER, Everett B., manufacturer; b.
Michigan, Feb. 9, 1877; ed. UniTersity
of Nebraska, 1897; initiated by Ne-
braska LambdarPi, Oct 25, 1894; dele-
gate S. A. E. Natl convention St
Louis, 1896; brother of LcJloy Saw-
yer, Nebraska Lambda-Pi; president
of Cushman Motor Works; m. Mary
E. Conly. Address, care Cushman
Motor Works, Lincoln, Neb.
SAWYER, Harry Ansel, chemist; b.
Portland, Maine, April 17, 1882; a
Ansel G. and Hattie S.; ed. UniTersity
of Maine, 1904; musical clubs, leader
Banjo club; initiated by Maine Alpha,
Feb. 22, 1901; delegate to province
Alpha convention in 1904; chemist at
S. D. Warren Co., paper mills; mem.
Ancient Craft, Capitulor and Cryptic
Masonary, also I. O. O. F.; m. Ger
trude M. Bums, Chicago, IlL, Sept
12, 1911. Address, 64 Lamb St, Cum-
berland Mills, Maine.
SAWYER, Henry Clinton, lawyer; b.
Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 24, 1878; a
Samuel W. and Laura (Townsend)
S.; ed. Boston University, 1899; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Beta-ITpsilon,
March 13, 1897; chapter trustee; as-
sistant district attorney Northern dis-
trict; assistant professor of Adjective
Law, Boston University. Address, 5S
State St., Boston, Mass.
SAWYER, Leroy Pursel, manufacturer;
b. Schoolcraft Mich., Dec. 26, 1878;
8. Herbert B. and Lina F. 8.; ed. Uni-
versity of Nebraska, 1899; initiated
by Nebraska Lambda-Pi, Oct. 18,
1895; delegate S. A. B. Natl conven-
tion at Nashville,, 1898; president
The Buckley and Blectric Co.; m.
Jessamine A. Pike, Dec. 4, 1907. Resi-
dence, 7312 Cedar Ave., office, 714
Engineers Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
SAWYER, Paul Backus, general mana-
ger; b. LaFayette, Ind., May 8, 1879;
s. A. L. and Hattie B. S.; ed. Purdue
University, 1900; initiated by Indi-
ana Beta, April 15, 1899; eminent
archon and correspondent; mem. Dee
Moines Alumni association of S. A.
E.; general manager Des Moines Elec-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
209
trie Co., m. Cecelia Sherman, Sept 28,
1904. Address, Comer 8tli and Lo-
cust Sts., Des Moines, Iowa.
8AUNDER8, Fenton G., student; b.
April 24, 1892; s. Lor|n Maxon and
Julia h (Green) S.; student at Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania; initiated by
Pennsylvania Theta, Dec. 17, 1911.
Address, The Wyoming, Washingtcm,
D. C.
8CHAEFER, Christian Henry, student;
b. May 4, 1892; s. Christian William
and L. (Wolf) S.; student at Syra-
cuse University; initiated by New
York Delta, Oct 20, 1910. Address,
682 Oak St, BufTalo, N. T.
SCARBOROUGH, Henry Lee» planter;
b. BishopviUe, S. C, June 9, 1866; s.
Wilson D. and Gertrude C. (Spencer)
8.; ed. South Carolina College; initi-
ated by South Carolina Delta, Oct 16,
1883; attended S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion at Columbia, S. C, in 1887, as-
sisted in founding South Carolina
Lambda; planter and wholesale lum-
ber broker; served four successive
terms as treasurer Sumter county,
voluntarily retiring, now serving
sixth year as commissioner of Public
Works, City of Sumter; mem. Royal
Arch Masons, K. of P., W. O. W., and
T. P. A., being sent as a representa-
tive to National T. P. A. convention at
Philadelphia, June, 1911; director in
Sumter T. M. C. A. and chairman of
Its membership committee; m. Leon-
ora ESmma Eichelberger, Jan. 17, 1889.
Address, 419 N. Main St, Sumter, S.
C.
8CHEIDECKER, Glenn W. Smiley, stu-
dent; b. July 30, 1890; s. S. L. and
Theiza M. (Smiley) S.; student at
University of Illinois; initUted by IIU-
nois Beta, Oct 22, 1910. Address,
119 N. Maple St, Sycamore, 111.
8CHENCK, Charles Plume* physician;
b. Burlington, Iowa, March 29, 1879; s.
Walter and Emma Eliza (Combs) S;.
ed. University of Iowa; mem. Sigma
Xi and Phi Rho Sigma; captain bas-
ketball team, president cross country
club, 1904; mem. Irving Insutute, Mid-
dletonian society; Alpha Phi Delta;
cadet major University battalion,
track team; initiated by Iowa Beta,
Feb. 11, 1905, (charter mem.); dele-
gate to province convention at Lin-
coln, Neb., 1905; brother of W. L.
Schenck, Iowa Beta; specialist in eye,
ear, nose and throat; mem. Iowa State
Medical society, Texas State Medical
society; m. Murrell Belva Hanna,
June 22, 1911. Address, 707 W.
French Ave., Temple, Texas.
SCHENCK, Paul Wilfong, insurance; b.
Lincolnton, N. C, Jan. 7, 1882; s.
David and Sallie (Wilfong) S.; ed.
University of North Carolina; Pi liter-
ary society; initiated by North Caro-
ollna Xi, 1905; brother of Michael
Schenck, North Carolina Xi; manager
for insurance general agency embrac-
ing North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia and Virginia; president his-
torical organization. The Guilford
Battle Ground Co.; vice-president
Merchants and Manufacturers club,
vice-president North Carolina Trust
Co., vice-president Southern Under
writers Insurance Co.; m. Margaret
McClung Alexander, June 16, 1909.
Address, 219 S. Eugene St, Greens-
boro, S. C.
SCHENCK, Walter Leslie, dentist; b.
Burlington, Iowa, March 4, 1882; s.
Walter and Emma Eliza (Combs) S.;
ed. State University of Iowa, 1911;
class representative in engineering,
freshman basketball team, mem. Uni-
versity orchestra, captain, lieutenant^
colonel and colonel of cadet regiment;
initiated by Iowa Beta, Oct 19, 1906;
brother of Charles P. Schenck, Iowa
Beta; eminent treasurer and recorder;
attended province Zeta convention
at Iowa City in Nov. 1909. Address,
care City National Bank Bldg., Tem-
ple, Texas.
SCHOCH, George Schnure, automobile
business; b. Selin's Grove, Penn., July
5, 1879; s. Ira Christian and Mary
(Eyer) S.; ed. University of Pennsyl-
vania; class track team; initiated by
Pennsylvania Theta, Feb. 9, 1901,
(charter mem) ; automobile agent and
owner of a garage; mem. Quaker City
Motor club, the Susquehanna Valley
Auto club. Address, 0>rner Market,
and Walnut Sts., Selin's Grove, Penn.
SCHMIDT, Richard S^ student; b. Dec.
10, 1890; s. F. M. and S. (Oswald) S.;
student at University of Minnesota;
initiated by Minnesota Alpha, Nov.
13, 1911. Addresa, %<\^ ^&^3eL k^
210
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
N. Minneapolis, Minn.
SCHOPPE, William Freeman, educator;
b. Pittafleld. N. H^ May 24, 1904; a.
Harvey 8. and Mary E. (Cuahman)
S.; ed. UnlTeraity of Maine, 1907; Al-
pha Zeta; class football and basket-
ball, varsity track team; initiated by
Maine Alpha, May 24, 1904; assistant
professor of Animal Industry in
Poultry Husbandry; mem. Borgenan,
Montana, lodge No. 16, A. F. and A.
M.; m. Marguerite D. Pilabury, Bel-
fast, Maine, Aug. 4, 1909. Address,
Orono, Maine.
8CHWARZ, Ralph A^ student; b. Chi-
cago, 111., Dec. 14, 1890; s. Siegfried
and Mary S.; student at Northwestr
em University; Gauntlet society, cap-
tain freshman track, varsity track,
varsity swimming; initiated by Illli-
nios Psi-Omega, Feb. 20, 1910; emi-
nent treasurer and recorder. Ad-
dress, 534 Aldine Ave., Chicago, 111.
SCHUYLER, Norton, student; b. Jan. 7,
1891; B. William and Heidee (Reming-
ton) S.; student at University of Mich-
igan; initiated by Michigan lotarBeta,
Oct. 10, 1908, later affiliated with
Michigan Iota-Beta, brother of Mont-
gomery Schulyer, Missouri Beta, Rem-
ington Schulyer, Missouri Beta. Ad-
dress, 1615 Missouri Ave., St. Louis,
Mo.
SCOTT, Fitzhugh, architect; b. Milwau-
kee, Wis., Nov. 9, 1881; s. Fred M. and
Mary E. S.; ed. Georgia Institute of
Technology, 1902; Initiated by Georgia
Phi, Oct. 16, 1897, later affiliated with
New York Mu; eminent archon and
deputy archon; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Atlanta, 1906,
from Milwaukee Alumni association;
m. Elsie Laudrune, Atlanta, Georgia,
Dec. 9, 1908. Residence, 626 Summit
Ave., office, 914 Pabst Bldg., Milwau-
kee, Wis.
SEAL, Eugene F., corporation official;
b. Millersburg, Penn., Aug. 5, 1883;
s. John and Bertha S.; ed. Pennsyl-
vania State College, 1905; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, Oct. 12,
1901; with The Pennsylvania Steel
Co., auditor of Steelton; mem. Muni-
cipal league, Hbg. ledge, F. and
A. M. No. 629, Thirty-second degree
Mason and A. A. O. N. of Mystic
Shrine, Zambo Temple; m. S. Justina
Brightbill, Sept 5, 1905. Address, 306
Walnut St, Steelton, Penn.
SEASHORE, Carl Emilp UnivenitJ
dean; b. Morlunda, Sweden, Jan. 28,
1866; s. Carl Gustaf and Einlly Cha^
lotte S.; ed. Gustavus Adolphua A. B.,
1891; Tale Ph. D., 1895; clan presi-
dent and valedictorian, Sigma Xi; a
member of the local society which be-
came Iowa Beta; initiated by Iowa
Beta, Feb. 11, 1905; assistant in Psj-
chological Laboratory of Tale, 1895-
97, assistant professor of Phlloaopliy,
State University of Iowa, 1897, profes-
sor of Psychology, 1902, head of de-
partment of Philosophy and Psycholo-
gy, 1905, made dean in 1908; author
Of Manual of Experiments in Psy-
chology, Work and Fatigue, Periodi
of Mental Work, Normal lUiisioD,
Localization of Sound, Psychologr
of Singing, and The Meaaurement of
Musical Capacity; editor of the Uni-
versity studies in Psychology, Joint
editor of Journal of Educational Psj-
chology, consulting editor of Pftj-
chological Review; inventor of Voice
Tonoscope, Spark Chronoscope, Piy*
chergograph, audiometer, soond peri-
meter, multiple recorder, and other
prychological instruments; presld^t !
Western Philosophical aasociatioii.
president of American Paychologictl
association, 1911, and Tice-president
of International Congress of Piy-
chologists, 1913; m. May Roberti
Holmes, 1900. Address, 204 Fairchild
St., Iowa City. Iowa.
8EAY, Thomas Howard, lawyer and at-
tomey general; b. Greensboro, Alir
bama, June, 1886; s. Thomaa and
Clara S.; ed. Southern University and
University of Alabama; Initiated bf
Alabama Iota, Sept 23, 1901, later
afDJiated with Alabama Mu; eminent
archon at Alabama Mu; attended
province Epsilon convention, 1907;
assistant attorney general of Ala-
bama. Address, 512-14 First National
Bank Bldg., Montgomery, Ala.
8EGAR, Ralph, electrical engineer; b.
Nov. 11, 1888; s Charles L. and
I^ouise Stillman; ed. Massachnsetti
Institute of Technology, 1905; Elec-
erical ESngineering society; initiated
by Massachusetts lota-Tau, March 15.
1902; electrical contractor in Wtaitall
1
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
211
Electrical Co. Address, 7 Granite St,
Westerly, R. I.
8E I PP, Henry Christian* Jr^ mercantile;
b. Pittsburgh, Penn., Aug. 21, 1889;
ed. Pennsylvania State College, 1911;
initiated by Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta,
Oct. 1907; attended province Beta
convention at State College, Penn.,
1908; commercial traveler for The
Haughton EHevator and Machine Co.
Address, T. M. C. A., Toledo, Ohio.
8ELECMAN, Charies Claude, clergy-
man; b. near Savannah, Andrew
county, Missouri, Oct 13, 1874; s.
Isaac H. and Josephine B. S.; ed.
Central College, 1899; football, Aris-
totelian L. L., represented College
in Inter-College debate with Missouri
Valley, won annual declamatory
medal, state oratorical contest 1896,
at Kansas City, represented Missouri
in Interstate Oratorical contest at
Topeka, Kansas, May, 1896; initiated
by Fayette branch of Missouri Alpha,
Sept 19, 1894; eminent archon; dele-
gate to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
St. Louis, 1896, from dispensation
chapter; pastor of Institutional
church known as Kingdom House, M.
E. church. South St Louis; confer-
ence secretary of Missions of Missouri
conference from 1907-10; traveled in
Ehirope studying city problems of the
church, June to Sept in 1906; in Lon-
don, Liverpool, Glasgow, Eidlnburgh,
Paris, Rome, Naples and Venice; m.
Bess Kyle Beckner, April 27, 1899.
Address, 1033 S. 8th St, St. Louis,
Mo.
80LEGUE, Charies Albert student; b.
Nov. 21, 1884; s. Charles William and
Sarah Louise (Corcoran) S.; initi-
ated by Washington City Rho, Nov.
• 20, 1909; eminent archon. Address,
Logansport Ind.
SELVAGE, Watson Bartemus, Univeiv
sity professor; b. New York, June 19,
1873; s. John Theo Watson and Anna
M. (Bartemus) S.; ed. St Stephen's
College; mem. C. O. E. Q. and Phi
Eta, editor-in-chief of College paper,
president Mask and Gown; initiated
by New York Sigma-Phi, Feb. 21,
1895, later affiliated with New York
Alpha and Pennsylvania Theta; emi-
nent archon; president province Beta,
1900-04; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l con-
ventions at St Louis, 1896, Nashville,
1898, Boston, 1900, and Washington,
1902; professor of ethics and apolo-
getics. University of the South; only
American ever a Fellow of an English
University, Fellow of Owen's College,
in the University of Manchester,
lecturer in the University of Manches-
ter. Address, University of the
South, Sewanee, Tenn.
SENIOR, Dr. Philip Henry, manufact-
urer; b. Holyoke, Mass., 1882; s. H.
M. and H. E. (Scofleld) S.; ed. Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, 1905; vice-
president Darby society, president
Massachusetts club, business mana-
ger of Pennsylvania Dental Journal;
initiated by Pennsylvania Theta, May
14, 1903; eminent treasurer; mem.
New York Institute of Dental Tech-
nique and Republican club of New
York City; m. Sophia F. Munder, Oct
21, 1909. Address, 10 W. 126th St./
New York City.
SEVIER, KIrby Weathersby, railroad
man; b. Nov. 5, 1888; s. L. and Meta
(Weathersby) S.; ed. University of
Alabama, 1909; secretary sophomore
class, vice-president Junior class; in-
itiated by Alabama Mu, Sept. 1906,
later affiliated with Virginia Sigma;
brother of L. Sevier, Jr., Virginia
Theta; rate clerk of O. and C. R. R.;
mem. Masonic lodge. Address, 11
Margaret Apartments, Birmingham,
Ala.
8EVIER„ Landers, Jr., railroad man;
b. Birmingham, Ala., July 17, 1893; s.
L. and Meta (Wethersby) S.; ed. Vir-
ginia Military Institute; iniUated by
Virginia Theta, Nov. 28, 1908, brother
of Kirby W. Sevier, Alabama Mu;
freight traffic department of A. G.
S. R. R. Address, 11 Margaret Apart-
ments, Birmingham, Ala.
SEXTO N, Vincent LeQrand, lawyer; b.
Chatham Hill, Virginia, Sept 1, 1868 ;
s. Thomas K. and Freelove Elizabeth
S.; ed. Emory and Henry College; in-
itiated by Virginia Pi, Sept 28, 1888,
later affiliated with Virginia Omicron;
senior member of firm of Sexton and
Roberts; chairman democratic coun-
ty committee, mayor of Tazewell, Va.,
1897-98; m, Leola Alderson, Tazewell,
Va., April 23, 1895. Address, Tazewell
Ave., Graham, Va.
212
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
SHANE, Adolph, College professor; b.
Austria, Feb. 27, 1879; s. William
and Mary S.; ed. Iowa State College,
1905; Sigma Xi;; initiated by Iowa
Gamma, June 3, 1905, (charter mem.) ;
associate professor of Electrical E2n-
glneering at Iowa State College; after
graduation first connected with Okla-
homa Agricultural and Mechanical
College and later with University of
Pennsylvania; m. Anna E. Kierulff,
June 30, 1908. Address, Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa.
SHANNON, Michael Francis, lawyer;
b. Los Angeles, Cal., July 28, 1887; s.
Michael and Nellie S.; ed. University
of Michigan, Law, 1909; Law Review,
Wool Sack, Barristers; initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, 1906; delegate
5. A. E. Nat'l convention at Atlantic
City, 1909; deputy district attorney
for Los Angeles county. Address, Hall
of Records, Los Angeles, Cal.
SHEARER, Wayne Lelnbach, physi-
cian; b. Reading, Penn., Oct 3, 1876;
6. Benjamin and Clara A. S.; ed. Penn-
sylvania State College, 1900; leader of
Mandolin club, also member of Man-
dolin and Banjo clubs of University of
Pennsylvania; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Alpha-Zeta, Jan. 31, 1898, later
affiliated with Pennsylvania Theta;
eminent treasurer; delegate to prov-
ince Beta convention at Lewisburg,
Penn., Carlisle, Penn., in absence of
president and vice-president as sec-
retary and treasurer presided at prov-
ince Beta convention at New York
City; mem. St John's lodge. No. 435
F. and A. M., Elxcelsior Royal Arch
chapter No. 237, Reading Command-
ery No. 42 K. T. and Rajah Temple
A. A. O. N. M. S., Reading, Penn.;
m. Marie C. Hoffman, Philadelphia,
Penn., June 1, 1905. Address, 101 W.
Greenwich St, Reading, Penn.
SHEFFLER, Frank Furrey, stock rais-
er; b. Mowiaqua, 111., May 23, 1885;
s. Prank and Mary F. S.; ed. the
Millikin University, 1908; sophomore
president, Orlandian president, three
times on debating team; initiated by
Illinois Delta, Jan. 14, 1911, (charter
mem.); stock raiser and dairy farm-
er; m. Frances Helen Campbell, Feb.
23, 1909. Address, R. F. D. No. 55,
iniopoliB, lU.
SHELDON, Carl EdmundSv lawyer; b.
Sterling, 111, April 21, 1876; s. Clar-
ence Leslie and Mary L«titia (Craw-
ford) S.; ed. University of Illinois
Law, 1902; initiated by Illinois
Beta, Jan. 28, 1899, (charter mem.);
brother of J. R. Sheldon, IlUnols Be-
ta; first eminent archon of chapter,
holding office four terms; delegste
to province Delta conventiona at Co-
lumbus, Ohio, 1900, Champaign, BL,
1902, Minneapolis, Minn., 19<M, La-
Fayette, Ind., 1906; delegate to S. A
E. Nat'l convention at Boston, 1900,
Washington, 1902, Memphis, 1904,
Atlanta, 1906, AtlanUc City, 1909,
Kansas City, 1910; attended province
Zeta convention at Lincoln, Neb. 1905;
president province Delta, 1902-6, chap-
ter house officer, 1904-06, eminent su-
preme deputy archon; editor of Phi
Alpha, 1906-10; prosecutor fbr £rate^
nity in Simpson case, Lincoln, Neb^
1905; incorporated National frate^
nity under laws of Blinois, Iftarch 9,
1906; committeeman in charge of in-
stallation of Indiana Gamma; and
acted as eminent recorder at installa-
tion; city attorney of Sterling, 1907
— ; board of education, Wallace
School, Sterling, 1908 — ; mem. Ms-
sonic lodge A. F. and A. M., chapter
Commandery, O. E. S.; Red Men, B.
P. O. E., Royal Arcanum. Address,
Sterling, 111.
SHELLER, Wllllanv lawyer; b. Len-
ark. 111., Feb. 14, 1872; s. Jeremiah G.
and Sarah A. S.; ed. Northwestern
University, 1896; treasurer of sopho-
more class, vice-president athletic as-
sociation, 1895-1896; mem. Hinman
literary society; initiated by IHinois
Psi-Omega, Sept 15, 1894, (charter
mem.); first eminent archon of the
chapter; delegate to S. A. E. Natl
convention at Washington, 1894; mu-
nicipal Judge and referee in bank-
ruptcy at Everett, Wash.; m. Delia J.
Hoyt, Mason City, Iowa, Sept 12,
1905. Residence, 2522 0>lby Ave.,
office, 330 Stokes Bldg., Everett
Wash.
SHELLEY, Harry, student; b. March 13,
1887; s. Christian Wolfe and Hortense
(Ashenfelter) S.; student at Penn-
sylvania State CoUege; initiated by
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta, March 4,
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
21S
1911. Address, 413 Boas St, HarrlB-
burg, Penn.
SHEPHERD, T. Pope, chancellor, b.
Chattanooga, Tenn., May 27, 1877; 8.
Lewis and Lila 8.; ed. Southwestern
Presbyterian University, Cumberland
University; president law class at
Cumberland University, football; in-
itiated by Tennessee Zeta, Nov. 28,
1896, later aflUlated with Tennessee
Lambda; brother of Fred S. Shepherd,
Alabama Alpha-Mu; eminent archon
at Tennessee Lambda; delegate to
S. A. E. Nat'l convention at Nash-
ville, 1898; chancellor, third chancery
division of Tennessee; trip around
the world. Address, 316 E. 8th St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
SHERMAN, Charles Greene, consulting
engineer; b. Fall River, Mass., Jan. 3,
1878; ed. Worcester Polytechnic In-
stitute, 1902; initiated by Massachu-
setts Delta, Jan. 10, 1899; eminent re-
corder and herald; attended S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Boston, 1900; edi-
tor province Alpha Annual; province
Alpha president 1909-11, 1911 — ; m.
Ina Berenice Bayard, Aug. 2, 1911.
Address, 131 State St, Boston, Mass.
SHERMAN, Edward A., financier; b.
Newport, R. I., July 16, 1879; s. Albert
Keene and Mary E. (Baker) S.; ed.
at Harvard University, 1901; IniU-
ated by Massachusetts Gamma,
April 20, 1908; treasurer Newport
Trust Co., school committee, 1906-
10, city council, 1905-11, aide-de-
camp with rank of colonel on staff
of the governor of Rhode Island;
mem. Rhode Island Consistory,
thirty-second degree Mason. Ad-
drees, 12 Clarke Rd., Newport, R. I.
8HERMAN, Lawrence Fremont, law-
yer; b. Lynian, N. H., May 11, 1881;
8. Joseph F. and Agnes E. (Sweet)
8.; ed. at Boston University, law,
1904; initiated by Massachusetts
Beta-Upsilon, Nov. 13, 1902; eminent
treasurer; manager Boston Na-
hant and Pines Steamship Co., treas-
urer of Ocean Pier Co., corporation
specialist and underwriter; mem.
Economic club, Boston Bar associa-
tion, Boston Chamber of Commerce;
m. Elisabeth Louise Hamley, June
27, 1906. Address, 84 State St,
Boston, Mass.
SHERMAN, Ralph Holmes, student;
b. Dec. 31, 1890; s. George C. and
Laura (Palm) S.; student at Univer-
sity of Minnesota; initiated by Min-
nesota Alpha, Nov. 13, 1911. Ad-
dress, 2728 Pillsbury, Ave. So., Min-
neapolis, Minn.
SHIELDS, Deli A.; b. Lincoln, Mo.,
1885; s. Edward M. and Laura B.
(Kennedy) S.; ed. at University of
Missouri; initiated by Missouri Al-
pha, Oct, 1905; poultry and produce;
mem. Elks. Address, 306 W. 5, Se-
dalia. Mo.
SHIELDS, Walter, civil engineer; b.
Dallas, Tex., Jan. 3, 1876; s. George
and Margaret R. (Martin) S.; ed. at
Washington University, 1899; initi-
ated by Missouri Beta, Oct. 5, 1894;
eminent archon; attended province
convention at Ck>lumbia, Mo., 1894^
S. A. E. Nat'l convention at St Lonta
1896, chairman of committee of if ^
rangements for the above conYetj^^j^X
tion; civil engineer and contractorrij/;?
m. Nellie Bond, July 3, 1902. Rest^ ^
dence, P. O. Wellston, Mo., R, P. D.^
No. 28, offlice, S. J2. cor. Eighth and
Locust Sts., St Louis, Mo.
8HIPP, Eli0Mforth Maltby, mining en-
gineer; b. New York City, May 16,
1882; s. Slamuel E. and Nellie (Malt-
by) S.; ed. at Columbia University,
1903; rowing club, class track;
mem. King's Crown, political soci-
ety; dramatic soQtoty; initiated by
New York Mu, ^m 16, 1882; atl«BAed
S. A. E. NpH aanvention at Aflantic
City, 19afc executive board. New
York S. A. E. AluQihi «M»ciatSon;
mining and metaUurgioii en^^eer
(consulting); mining statistician,
1910, United Stales gOTemment sta-
tioned in New York; mem. American
Institute of Mining Engineers; di-
rector in mining and forestry
companies in Nova Scotia and Can-
ada; mem. Powelton club and
Columbia Univeniltj club; resi-
dence, 189 Grand 8t» Newburgh, N.
Y.; office, 2 Rector 8t« New York
City.
8H I PP, John Edgar Dw iMiyar; b.
Cusseta, Ga., Oct 4, 18B»; i. WU^
Ham Wl and Frances (McIj«ftMd^
S.; ed. at Alabama Polytechnic IMBh-
tute, 1879; initiated by Alabamsk hh
I
£14
WHCa WHO IN S. A. E.
pha-Mut June 15, 1878 (charter
mem.)> founder of Tennessee Kappa
and Alabama Iota; brother of Robert
L. Shipp» Alabama Alpha-Mu, Wade
H. SThipp, of Alabama Alpha-Mu;
founder of city of CordelU Oa. He
settled and bought 120,(H)0 acres land
there and commenced to build a city
in the plney woods with no railroad
nearer than 45 miles. He secured
three railroads for the town within
four years and built a hotel— Su-
wanee House, — banks, opera house,
cotton factory, foundaries, machine
shops, etc., and in ten years the
population was 4,000. Population is
now 6,000. He is president of Ameri-
cus Security Co.; mem. of legislature
' of Georgia 1883 and 1884; author of
*'Qiant Days, or Life and Times of
William H. Crawford." m. Freddie
Brook, May 13, 1882. Address, Am-
ericus, Ga.
8H I PP, Robert Lee, lawyer; b. Cris-
seta, Ga., Aug. 12, 1872; s. W. W. and
Mary F. S.; ed. at Alabama Poly-
technic Institute, 1892; initiated by
Alabama Alpha-Mu, Sept, 1899; sen-
ior mem. law firm Shlpp and Kline,
mayor of Moultrie, 1894 to 1895, mem.
Georgia legislature, 1900 to 1901,
Judge city court, Moultrie, 1907 to
1908, chairman county democratic
executive committee; m. Emily E.
Kline, 1896. Address, Moultrie, Ga.
SHORE, Clarence Albert, physician;
b. Winston-Salem, N. C, Nov. 26,
1878; 8. Henry W. and Laurina
(Boyer) S.; ed. at University of
North Carolina, 1901, Johns Hopkins
Medical School, 1907; initiated by
North Carolina Xi, May 11, 1901;
brother of H. J. Shore, Washington
City Rho; director State Laboratory
of Hygiene, Nu Sigma Nu medical
fraternity, Mason, Pythian. Address,
Raleigh, N. C.
SHORT, George Ninlan, mercantile; b.
Bellefontaine, Ohio, Aug. 30, 1883; s.
E. J. and Mary R. L.; ed. at Ohio
Wesleyan University, 1905; initiated
by Ohio Delta, Jan. 17, 1902; eminent
deputy archon, delegate S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Memphis, 1904; with
Colorado Portland Cement Co. Ad-
dress, 507 Ideal Bldg., Denver, Colo.
SHOWALTER, Jamet Robinson; adver-
tising; b. Fort Lapwai, Idaho, Sept
27, 1886; s. John Jackson and Jennie
Robinson S.; ed. at University of
Pennsylvania, 1910; the Friar senior
fraternity, on art staff of the Penn-
sylvania Punch Bowl, editor-ln-chlef
of the Punch Bowl, mem. of the Pitts-
burgh club, mem. of the first Inter-
fratemity baseball league, mem. of
the Press club; initiated by Penn-
sylvania Theta, 1906, eminent treas-
urer. Residence, 5610 Ellsworth
Ave., office, 823 Fourth Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
8IBBET, Herbert A^ corporation of-
ficial; b. Cincinnati, Ohio, July 24,
1877; s. John Wesley and Anne EliUr
beth (Fry) S.; ed. at University of
Cincinnati, 1901; business manager
McMechen Review, a monthly; mem.
of the Glee club; initiated by Ohio
Epsilon, Oct 16, 1897; eminent tress-
urer; vice-president and manager
Compania Constructora Richardson,
S. A. Yaqui Valley Irrigation Project
Sbnora, Mex.; mem. University clvb
of Los Angeles, Cal.; m. Mary OUver
Sampson, Dec. 26, 1899. Addrsss,
709 Lankershim Bldg., Los Angeles,
Cal.
8ICKMAN, Jonathan Vaughan, lawyer;
b. Vanport, Penn., April 24, 1877; a
Alonzo Patterson and Sad*ah J. S.;
ed. at University of Colmrado, 1899,
law, 1901; initiated by Colorado
Chi, Sept. 30, 1895; eminent archon;
m. Myrtle M. Harrah, Au^^. 10, 190C
Address, Louisville, Colo.
SILVESTER, Clarence Clark, clergy-
man; b. Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 31.
1881; s. Rev. W. W. and Mary H.
(Westcott) S.; ed at St Stephen's
College and University of Pennsyl-
vania, 1903; initiated by New York
Slgma-Phi, Nov. 24, 1899; eminent re-
corder, affiliated with Pennsylvania
Theta, attended Washington conven-
tion, 1902 and the Atlantic City con-
vention, 1909; clergyman Protestant
Episcopal church; m. Ruth Parmelee,
Nov., 1911. Address, 162 W. High
St., Somerville, N. J.
SIMMS, Arthur Benjamin, bank caslh
ler; b. Covington, Ga., Nov. 25, 1879;
s. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. S.; ed. at Em-
ory College, 1899; initiated by
Georgia Epsilon, 1905; deiegate to
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
216
5. A. E. Nat'l conyentlon, NaBhville,
1898; cashier Fulton Nat'l bank. Ad-
dre88» Fulton Nat'l Banic, Atlanta,
Ga.
8IMM8, John Field, lawyer; b. Wash-
ington, Hempstead count7» Ark., May
6, 1885; s. Thomas H. and Mary
Field S.; ed. at Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, 1906; initiated by Tennessee
Nu, 1904, eminent archon, Panhell-
enic representative; attended prov-
ince convention, Nashville, Tenn.,
brother of A. Q. Slmms, Arkansas
AlphSrUpsilon and of W. C. Simms,
Texas Rho; assistant district attor-
ney, mem. from Miller county in 38th
general assembly of state of Arkan-
sas; spent two years in Mexico. Ad-
dress, 706 East Fifth St, Texarkana,
Ark.
SIMMONS, Claude WInsor, student; b.
Aug. 25, 1892; s. Frank and Lottie
(Field) S.; student at Syracuse Uni-
versity; staff of Daily Orange; ini-
tiated by New York Delta, Oct 20,
1911. Address, 209 Main St, Coopers-
town, N. Y.
8IMONTON, Francis Greer, educator;
b. New Castle, Penn., Jan. 24, 1884;
s. Willis and Venice (Anderson) S.;
ed. at Allegheny 0>llege; secretary
engineering society; Initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Nov. 26, 1907;
m. Nellie M. Hoffmaster, Dec 16,
1909. Address, R. F. D. No. 3 New
Castle, Penn.
SIMPSON, Samuel R., lawyer; b.
W)averly, Tenn., Dec. 23, 1861; a W.
C. and M. D. (Long) S.; ed. at Cum-
berland University, law class, 1886;
Initiated by Tennessee Lambda, 1886;
prosecuting attorney from 1900 to
1904; m. Sue H. Harris, June 26, 1898.
Address, Paragould, Ark.
SIMPSON, Thomas McNIder, Jr., Col-
lege professor; b. Eittoick, Chester-
field county, Va., Jan. 12, 1882; s.
Thomas McNider and Jocasta Lend
(Gray) S.; ed. at Randolph Macon, A.
B., 1901, University of Virginia, M.
A., 1907; class poet at Randolph
Macon, public debater and final orator
at Randolph Macon, mem. of staff of
the annual at Randolph Macon, also of
the University of Virginia annual, of
the Randolph Macon monthly, and of
the 0>llege Topics of University of
Virginia, Vanderbilt Fallow in astron-
omy at University of Virginia, 1901
to 1905, instructor in mathematics at
University of Virginia, 1906 to 1907;
initiated by Virginia Omicron, Oct
11, 1902; eminent deputy archon; at-
tended S. A. B. Natl convention at
Washington, 1902, attended Atlantic
City Nat'l convention, 1909, delegate
to Kansas City Nat'l convention, 1910,
secretary province Gamma, 1908-10,
president province Gamma, 1910-12;
mem. Record staft since, 1906, ex-
change editor since 1910; professor of
mathematics Converse (College, mem.
Nat'l Education association, Nat'l
Geographic society, Astronomical and
Astrophysical Society of America. Ad-
dress, care Converse CU)llege, Spartan-
burg, S. C.
SINCLAIR, John Fay, student; b. Dec.
10, 1884; s. Edward and Rose L
(Craft) S.; student at University of
Denver; class president, varsity base-
ball, yell master, mem. student com-
mission; initiated by O>lorado Zeta,
April 4, 1911. Address, University
Park, Colo.
SINGER, George Park, college profes-
sor; b. CU)ncord, Penn., Aug. 5, 1878;
s. Rev. George A. and Jennie E.; ed.
at Dickinson 0>llege, 1893, degree of
doctor of pedagogy, 1907; Phi Beta
Kappa; initiated by Pennsylvania
Sigma-Phi, Oct. 11, 1890; eminent
treasurer; delegate to S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Chattanooga, 1892, one of
the editors of the 1893 catalog, he re-
vived Pennsylvania Delta in 1893 (see
S. A. E. History, Vol. II, p. 255) ; pro-
fessor of science. State Normal
School since, 1894, mem. of American
Association for Advancement of
Science, Pennsylvania Educational as-
sociation, mem. of correspondence
committee of the Grand Holy Arch
Chapter of Pennsylvania; m. Ruth
Loveland, Dec. 20, 1898. Address, 411
West Church St, Lock Haven, Penn.
SINSEL, Otis Alderson, gas engineer;
b. Flemington, W. Va., March 25,
1876; s. William A. and OUve (Nea-
ter) S.; ed. at Adrian 0>llege, 1902,
presMent freshman class, secretary of
senior class, varsity baseball team, 3
years, president Lambda Phi literary
society, editor 0>llege World; initl-
216
WHO'S WHO IN 8.
ated by Michigan Alpha, Nov. 5, 1898»
eminent archon; superintendent De-
troit City Gas Co., mem. Palestine
lodge No. 357 F. ft A. M., Detroit, ac-
tive mem. Michigan Gas association
and American Gas Institute, N. T.; m.
Lodie E. Flatt, Dec. 28, 1903. Ad-
dress, 155 Melbourne Ave., Detroit,
Mich.
8I880N, Thomas Upton, congressman;
b. Attala county, Miss., Sept 22, 1869;
ed. at Southwestern Presbyterian Uni-
versity, 1890; Cumberland University,
1894; initiated by Tennessee Zeta,
May, 1889, later affiliated with Ten-
nessee Lambda; delegate to S. A. E.
Nan convention, Charlotte, 1889;
practised law Memphis, Tenn., 1894-5,
since at Winona, Miss.; elected to
state senate of Mississippi, 1900, presi-
dential elector; elected district at-
torney, 5th Miss. Jud. Dist, 1903;
mem. of United States congress for
the 4th Miss, district since 1909;
Grand Master of the Masonic lodge
of Mississippi, 1905. Address, Win-
ona, Miss.
8iZER, William A., financier; b. Lin-
coln, Nebraska, Aug. 17, 1883; s. Ed-
ward R. and Elizabeth C. S.; ed. at
University of Nebraska; initiated by
Nebraska Lambda-Pi; secretary-treas-
urer The Shedd-Sizer Co., offices at
Omaha, Neb., vice-president The
Shedd Inv., Co., Omaha, Neb., presi-
dent Western Preferred Development
Co., Basin, W)7o., secretary-treasurer
Northwestern Farms Co., secretary-
treasurer Broadacres Farm, Inc.,
Basin, Wyo., secretary-treasurer
Broadmoor Land Co., Basin, Wyo.,
treasurer Big Horn Canal association,
director in each of the above compan-
ies, mem. Wyoming State Board of
Immigration; m. Edith W. Shedd,
Sept 19, 1906. Address, Basin, Wyo.
8KiLE8, Aivin V^ real estate; b. Min-
neapolis, Minn., Oct. 12, 1878; a
Thomas D. and Kate W. S.; ed. at
University of Virginia, 1899; initiated
by Virginia Omicron, Oct 8, 1896;
eminent t/easurer, attended province
Delta, 1904, helped organize Minne-
sota Alpha; served as president Twin
City S. A. E. Alumni association; trav-
eled in every state of the union; m.
Helene B. Hawley, April 15, 1903.
Address, 1716 Colfiuc Ave. So, Ifin-
neapolis, Minn.
8LADEK, Victor Robert, student; t.
Aug. 25, 1891; s. Adolph and Anna
Layer S.; student at University of HU-
nois; first lieutenant and battalion
adjutant University regiment. Junior
year, captain and regimental adjutant,
senior year. Scabbard and Blade, hon-
orary military fraternity; initiated
by Illinois Beta, April 21, 1910. Ad-
dress, 1617 S. California Ave., Chi-
cago., 111.
8LEE, Ackley Roads, student; b. June
14, 1892; s. Charles Ackley and BeUa
Hardy (Gelley) S.; student at Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania: initiated by
Pennsylvania Theta, Nov. 6, 1909.
Address, 24 Bassett St, Marblehead,
Mass.
8L0NNEQER, Willis Dsniel, student;
b. Nov. 28, 1888; s. John and Barbaia
Zimmerman S.; student at Uniyersitj
of Illinois; iniUated by Illinois Bets,
March 16, 1911. Address, Washing-
ton, 111.
8MALL, Charles Hughey, consul; b. St
Louis, Mo., Sept 2, 1880; s. Charias
E. and Laura A. S.; ed. at UnlTersity
of Pennsylvania, 1903, Kansas City
S'chool of Law, LL. B., 1903; initiated
by Pennsylvania Theta, Feb. 9, 1901,
(charter mem.), eminent herald, dele-
gate from local to Boston conventioii,
1900; American vice-consul general at
Guatemala City, Guat., traveled
through Europe and South America,
was American vice- consul general In
charge of Bogota, Colombia, 1910 and
part of 1911. Address, 3607 Holmes
St., Kansas City., Mo., permanent; or
Guatemala City, Guatemala.
8MALTZ, Alfred George* student; b.
July 14, 1890; s. J. G. and Carrie
(Snyder) S.; student at University of
Minnesota; initiated by Minnesota
Alpha, Oct 2, 1909. Address^ 1601 S.
Main St, LeMars, Iowa.
8MILEY, William Yale, student; b. Aug.
7, 1888; s. William D. and Clara
(Rounds) S.; student at UnlYersity of
Minnesota, captain varsity track team,
"M" man, cross country teun, Min-
nesota daily. Gopher board* board of
athletic control. Grey FrlMr% B. A^
'09, M. A. degree at Tale^ law at
Minnesota, 1912; initiated by MInne-
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217
Bota Alpha, Oct 28» 1905. Address*
1121 University Ave., 8. E., Minneapo-
llB, Minn.
8MITH, Albert Durant, college presi-
dent; b. June 30, 1854; s. Mr. Smith
and Irene Bennett (Nix) S.; ed. at
University of Georgia, 1877, senior
debaters medal Phi Kappa Literary
society; initiated by Georgia Beta,
Oct, 1875; assistant poetnuuBter Birm-
ingham, Ala., served as professor of
mathematics and president of Howard
College; Mason; m. Mamie Wells,
Jan. 5, 1882. Address, 8024 Hillman
Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
SMITH, Charles Capers, lawyer; b.
Charleston, S. C, June 26, 1884; s.
Robert Atmar and Mary Eugenia S.;
ed. at University of South Carolina,
law, 1907, academic. University of
North Carolina; literary editor Caro-
linian, Euphradian representative Rad-
dy contest, Euphradian representative
Southern Oratorical contest, valedic-
torian; initiated by South Carolina
Delta, 1910; mason, K. of P., O. U. A.
M., W. O. W. Address, 709 Law
Range, Sumter, S. C.
SMITH, Charles Franklin, real estate;
b. Fort Cumby, Wash., Aug. 13, 1874;
B. i^tunklin Guest and Fannie L.
(Dauchy) S.; ed. at Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, 1898; baseball
team, mem. Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Tacht club; initiated
by liassachusetts lota-Tau, Jan. 7,
1896, eminent correspondent; presi
dent Crafton Fumigation association,
secretary and treasurer Crafton
Orange Growers association, mem.
University club, Redlands County
club; m. Majorie V. C. Fargo, July
11, 1907. Address, Box 153, Route 2,
Redlands, CaL
SMITH, Clinton Henry, student; b. July
24, 1890; s. Frederick and Mary Lou-
ise (Burger) S.; ed. at Harvard Uni-
versity; Harvard-Andover club, fresh-
men crew squad; initiated by Massa-
chusetts Gamma, Jan. 21, 1911; emi-
nent warden and treasurer. Address,
Allegheny, N. T.
SMITH, Eari Denlson, manufacturer; b.
Kokomo, Ind., Jan. 8, 1876; s. Isaac
V. and Francis A. (Denlson) S.; ed.
at Purdue University, 1897; field mar-
shal, secretary Athletic association;
initiated by Indiana Beta, May, 1894;
food manufacturer and inventor; m.
George Denning Ellis, June 8, 1898.
Address, Delphi, Ind.
SMITH, George D^ entomologist; b.
Shiloh, La., Feb. 23, 1886; s. Dr. Geo.
P. and Lottie S.; ed. at Louisiana
State University, 1908; varsity base-
ball team two years, senior cadet cap-
tain; initiated by Louisiana Epsilon,
April, 1907; in charge of Delta lab-
oratory, U. S. Bureau of E2ntomology.
Address, Tallulc^, La.
SMITH, Gerald Karr, T. M. C. A. gen-
eral secretary; b. Gallon, Ohio, Oct.
22, 1882; s. Stephen L. and Ifary E.
S.; ed. at Ohio Wesleyan University,
1904; varsity quartette, three years;
initiated by Ohio Delta, June, 1903;
president Employed Offlteers associa-
tion, T. M. C. A of North and South
Carolina; m. Leah M. Beall, Oct 11,
1906. Address, care Y. M. C. A,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
SMITH, Herbert Edward, mercantile; b.
San Jose, Cai., Aug. 16, 1886; s. Mr.
and Mrs. Sandford E. S.; ed. at Uni-
versity of California, 1911; initiated
by California Beta, Jan., 1907; assist-
ant Pacific coast manager of the Safe-
ty Insulated Wire and Cable Co., of N.
T. Address, 589 Harvard St, San
Francisco, Cal.
SMITH, Jesse Bond, student; b. July 13,
1890; s. Benjamin F. and Emma L.
(Bond) S.; student at George Wash-
ington University; president Techni-
cal High School Alumni association;
initiated by Washington City Rho,
March 9, 1909. Address, 101 Chest-
nut St, Takoma Park, D. C.
SMITH, James Brookes, college profes-
sor; b. Lexington, Ky., March 11,
1885; s. Benjamin Warfield and Lillie
(Treadway) S.; ed. at Central Uni-
versity of Kentucky, University of
Virginia, B. A. and M. A. degrees,
1906; Raven society of University of
Virginia for scholari^ip, on staff and
assistant editor-in-chief College Top-
ics, University of Virginia semi-week-
ly; initiated by Kentucky Kappa,
Nov. 24, 1909; eminent correspondent,
assistant editor province Gamma an-
nual, 1905; attended Natl conven-
tion, Washington, 1902, attended
province Gamma convention. Wash-
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ington, 1905» Becretary-treasorer ^f
province in 1905, affiliated with Vir-
ginia Omicron; professor of mathe-
matics, Hampden Sidney College,
was adjunct professor in Georgia
School of Technology, 1906-i907, head
of Mathematics department in Rich-
mond, Va., high school, 1907-1909,
fellow and instructor in astronomy.
University of Virginia, 1909-1910, as-
sistant professor mathematics,
Hampden Sidney College, 19x0-1911,
full professor since 1911; mem.
American Mathematical society, A.
A. A. S.; m. Margaret Morton How-
ison, Aug. 16, 1910. Address, Hamp-
den Sidney College, Hampden Sid-
ney, Va.
SMITH, John Rockwell, clergyman;
b. Lexington, Ky., May 26, 1883; s.
Benjamin W. and LiUie (Treadway)
S.; ed. at Central University of Ken-
tucky, A. B., 1904, A. M., 1904, B.
D., Presbyterian Theological Semi-
nary of Kentucky, 1907; editor-in-
chief College weekly, 1901-1903, as-
sociate editor College annual, com-
mencement speaker, 1903; initiated
by Kentucky Kappa, Feb. 24, 1900;
eminent archon, delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, 1902, at Washing-
ton, D. C, 1904 at Memphis, Tenn.,
delegate province convention, 1903
and 1905, president province Iota
(then called Epsilon) 1902; pastor
of First Presbyterian church; m.
Miss Allene Fox, Nov. 6, 1907. Ad-
dress, Harrison St., Lebanon, Ky.
SMITH, Juan, lawyer; b. Ft. Worth,
Tex., Dec. 22, 1888; s. Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. S.; ed. at University of Texas,
1911; initiated by Texas Rho, Oct
23, 1907, eminent archon. Address,
1015 N. El Paso St., El Paso, Tex.
SMITH, Leonard Famsworth, student;
b. July 19, 1891; s. Henry M. and
Katherine M. (Burns) S.; student at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute; ini-
tiated by Massachusetts Delta, Oct
30, 1909. Address, 120 Graham St,
Gardner, Mass.
SMITH, Lowry, b. Shelbyville, Ky.,
Sept 4, 1884; s. Mr. Smith and
Maude (Lowry) S.; ed. at Ken-
tucky State University, 1906; initi-
ated by Kentucky Epsilon, Sept 19,
1903; superintendent of tie treating
plants. Northern Pacific Railway Co.,
Brainerd, Minn.
SMITH, Marionp lawyer; b. Atlanta,
Ga., Nov. 16, 1884; 8. Hoke and Ma-
rion (Cobb) S.; ed. at University of
Virgixiia, 1903; Sphinx, vanity foot-
ball team, editor Georgian, editor
Pandora; initiated by Georgia Beta.
Sept, 1900; eminent archon, vice-
president Toung Men's Democratic
league. Address, Peters Bldg., At-
lanta, Ga.
SMITH, Nelson H^ student: b. FM>.
15, 1890; s. Marcell N. and N. F.
(Hood) S.; student at Harvard Uni-
versity; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Dec. 9, 1911. Address, 51
Babcock St, Brookline, Masa
SMITH, Raymond Frederick, pub-
lisher; b. Allegany, N. T., March 22,
1885; 8. Frederick and Mary (Bur
ger) S.; ed. at Harvard Universitj,
1907; class basketball team four
years, senior baseball team, chai^
man Prof. James' Loving Cup Com-
mittee; initiated by MassachuseUs
Gamma, May 26, 1905, eminent
deputy treasurer, eminent corres-
pondent; brother of Clinton Henry
Smith, Massachusetts Gamma; atp
tended Atlanta convention, 1906, at-
tended province convention at Maine
Alpha, 1907, attended province con-
vention at Massachusetts Gkuooma,
1911, vice-president province Alpha,
1911; senior member of Smith & Co.,
70 Kilby St; one of the authors
of Huebsch-Smith Progressive Les-
sons in German, 1911, principal Alle-
gany high school, Allegany, N. T.,
1907-1910. Address, 20 Prescott St,
Cambridge, Mass., home address, Al-
legany, N. Y.
SMITH, Roy P. postmaster; b. Lodi,
N. Y., Nov. 15, 1877; s. Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Smith; ed. at Southwestern
Presbyterian University, 1899; mem.
varsity football team, 1906 and 1907,
manager football team, 1907; initi-
ated by Tennessee Zeta, Sept 26,
1896; postmaster ClarksviUe, Tenn.;
m. Tennessee Harris, Oct 16, 1901.
Address, 302 Home Ave., ClarksviUe,
Tenn.
SMITH, Thomas Alexander Jr^ stur
dent; b. Ridgely, Caroline county,
Maryland, Jan. 19, 1889; s. Thomas
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
219
Alexander and Adah Clayton
(Frazer) 8.; ed. at DickinBon Col-
legOb 1909; law student at Unlveraity
of Maryland; class football and base-
ball teams, mem. Union Philosophi-
cal, mem. Musical club; initiated by
Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi, Sept., 1905;
eminent archon. Address, 633 W.
Franklin St, Baltimore, Md.
SMITH, Thomas D., lawyer; b. Boston,
Mass., Sept 15, 1882; s. George A.
and Lila F. (Dickinson) S.; ed. at
Harvard University, 1906, Boston
University, law school, 1909; vice-
president senior year at law school;
initiated by Massachusetts Beta-Up-
silon, Oct, 1906; vice-president Bull-
Terrier Club of America, president
Manchester Terrier Club of Ameri-
ca; m. Mabel L. Goddard, Sept, 1906.
Address, 53 State St, Boston, Mass.
8MITHp Vincent Baker, student; b.
Sept 27, 1889; s. Robt Bmmett and
Virginia Rose (Baker) S.; student
at Ctoorge Washington University,
football squad, sargentrat-arms of
class, mem. executive committee; ini-
tiated by Washington City Rho,
Nov. 19, 1910. Address, 8007 P St N.
W., Washington, D. C.
8MITH, Warren Du Pre, geologist; b.
Leipzig, Germany, May 12, 1880; s.
Prof. Chas. Forster and Anna (Le-
land) S.; ed. at University of Wis-
consin, 1902, M. A. degree at Stan-
ford University, Ph. D. at Wiscon-
sin University, fellow in geology.
University of Chicago, 1904-1905, stu-
died in Ley den and London; Phi
Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, on varsity
track team at Wisconsin University
three years, also "W" man; initi-
ated by Wisconsin Alpha, Feb. 7,
1903 (charter mem.); chief div.
geology and mines. Bureau of
Science, Philippine government, fel-
low Geological Society of America;
mem. F. R. G. S., (England) fellow
Nat'l Geological Society of America,
mem. of American Association of
Advanced Science, spent seven years
in the Orient; m. Phoebe Ellison,
July 14, 1910. Address, 811 Domin-
gues Alfonso, Manila, P. I.
8NITE, Francis Joseph, lawyer; b.
Chicago, HI., Aug. 16, 1877; s. Albert
and Josephine (Gass) S.; ed. at
Harvard University, 1899, law, 1901;
captain and stroke Harvard Law
School crew two years, winner of
Royal Phelps Carroll Challenge cup
for single sculls, 1901, Mississippi
Valley championship, 1902 North-
western championship, 1901 and
1902, sailed winning yacht Mavour-
neen from Chicago to Mackinac Is-
land, 1911; initiated by Massachus-
etts Gamma, Jan. 12, 1901; assistant
corporation counsel, Chicago City
Law Department, 1907-1908, trial atp
tomey for city, 1907 to 1911, Chicago
Bar association, T. M. C. A., K. of
P., D. O. K. K., Harvard club, Hamil-
ton club, Chicago Tacht club. City
residence, 2072 Ogden Ave., Chi-
cago, country residence, Elmhurst,
lU., office, 1845 CU)mmercial Natl
Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111.
SNOW, Harry Montreville; b. Paw
Paw, Mich., May 21, 1875; s. Edgar
M. and Ida A. S.; ed at Ohio
Wesleyan and University of Mich-
igan; Initiated by Ohio Delta, Sept
26, 1894; secretary United Reali-
zation (^o., formerly superintend-
ent of city schools in Michigan,
Illinois and Wisconsin; m. Leta G.
Packer, Aug. 16, 1899. Residence,
514 Greenleaf Ave., Wllmette, IlL,
office, 1310 Harris Trust Bldg., Chi-
cago, 111.
SNOW, Walter Austin, clergyman; b.
Austinburg, Ohio, Sept 13, 1872; s.
Albert H. and Cornelia S.; ed. at
Ohio State University, 1897, Chicago
Theological Seminary, 1900; editor-
in-chief The Lantern, college weekly,
president college T. M. C. A.; initi-
ated by Ohio Theta Nov. 14, 1893;
attended Nat'l convention St Louis,
1896, Nashville convention, 1898,
province Delta convention, Delaware,
Ohio, province convention at Evan-
ston. 111., 1898, president province
Delta convention, 1898-1900; assisted
in establishing Illinois Beta, Minne-
sota Alpha, and Wisconsin Alpha;
general secretary of North Dakota
Sunday School association, pastor
Oak Park O>ngregational church,
Minneapolis, five years, associate
pastor Peoples church, St Paul,
Minn., held pastorate in Glenwood,
Minn., and in L4ving8ton, Mont»
220
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
holds present position since April*
1910, representative in North Da-
kota of the International Sunday
School association; m. Ella May Mor-
ris, Aug. 23, 1899. Address, 20 Bow-
ers BIdg., Fargo, N. D.
SNYDER, Robert McClure, Jr., mer-
cantile; b. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 17,
1876; B. Robert M. and Frances
(Hord) S.; ed. University of Mis-
souri, 1897; class historian, associate
editor The Tiger, first lieutenant Col-
lege battalion, first medal annual
competitive drill. 1896; initiated by
Missouri Alpha, Sept 29, 1894; emi-
nent treasurer; attended S. A. E.
Nan convention at St. Louis, 1896;
province president 1898; interested
in natural gas and petroleum produc-
tion; director Kansas Natural Gas Co.,
director Caney Gas Co., director N. T.
Oil and Gas Co., trustee Fine Arts
Institute of Kansas City; m. Mary
Bowen, April 10, 1906. Address, 4550
Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.
80ULE, Ward, student; b. April 19,
1887; 8. William W. and Marlon E.
(Frisbie) S.; student at University of
South Dakota; mem. Kappa Kappa
Rho law club petitioning Phi Delta
Phi for charter; initiated by South
Dakota Sigma, Nov. 1, 1911. Ad-
dress, Rapid City, S. D.
SOUTH, Furman Jr., student; b. Jan.
13, 1891; 8. Furman and Elizabeth
(Nagle) S.; student at Cornell Uni-
versity; initiated by New York Al-
pha, Feb. 25, 1911. Address, 1425
Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburgh, Penn.
SOUTHWORTH, Raymond Gurton, stu-
dent; b. Allerton, 111., July 7, 1890; s.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. South worth; stu-
dent at Northwestern University;
class secretary. Pyramid sophomore
society, desk editor Daily Northwest-
em, business manager Syllabus,
freshman debating team vs. Chicago
University freshman. Kirk Prize Ora-
torical contest, varsity debate 1912;
initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Feb.
11, 1910; eminent recorder and dep-
uty archon; representative at in-
stallation of Illinois Delta and South
Dakota Sigma. Address, 411 Ann St,
Danville, 111.
SPANGLER, Harold Hartman, stu-
dent; h. Aug. 1, 1892; s. George E.
and Carrie B. (Hartman) 8.; student
at Gettysburg College; Philo Uterarr
society, class treasurer, vanity foot-
ball team, Junior prom, sophomore
band; initiated by PennaylTania Del-
ta, Dec. 6, 1909. Address, 48 York
St, Gettysburg, Penn.
SPANTON, William Alfred, realty (9e^
ator; b. Pruett Ky.; s. T. W. and
Lucy Ellen (Frazier) 8.; ed. Ksii-
tucky State University, 1904; editor
Blue and White, 1908, Lamp and
Cross, varsity football team; Initi-
ated by Kentucky Epsilon, Oct i,
1900; eminent archon, delegate to
S. A. El Nat'l convention Washing'
ton, 1902; president of the Spanton
Co.; m. Elizabeth Lee Searles, Nov.
29, 1910. Address, 269 Oak St.
Portland, Ore.
SPAULDING, Maxwell L.; b. Chicago^
111., Nov. 12, 1884; s. Charles W. and
Genieve (Maxwell) S.; ed. Pordns
University, 1908; varsity football
team; initiated by Indiana Beta, April
1905; department manner Westing-
house EHectrlc Co.; m. Anna Cornelia
Dunham, April 7, 1908. Address, 1107
Traction Bldg., Cincinnati. Ohio.
SPEAR, Graham Brown, student;
b. March 8, 1888; s. John Q. and
Orpha (Brown) S.; student at Uni-
versity of Maine; class treasurer, aid
military hop first and second year,
lieutenant, business manager Prism,
junior week committee; initiated bf
Maine Alpha, Sept 25, 1908. Addresa^
33 Marengo Park, Springfield, Mass.
SPICERy Everett Manning, student; b.
Groton, Conn., Aug. 4, 1884; a
E}vlBrett and Harriet (Belden) \B.;
was student at Worcester Polytech*
nic insUtute till 1911, now at Sheffield
Scientific School of Tale University;
mem. athletic committee at Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute; var-
sity football and track team at Wo^
cester Polytechnic Institute; initiated
by Massachusetts Delta, May 21,
1908; eminent correspondent; at-
teinded province AJpha convention,
1909. Address, 94 Lake Plac^ New
Haven, Conn.
SPIN KB, Mareellus Qamer, U. 8. anny
officer; b. Meridian, Miss., June 16,
1874; s. Enoch B. and Valeria C.
(Gamer) S.; ed. BfisslsslppI Agrieol-
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tural and Mechanical College, 1895;
initiated by Mississippi Theta, Oct
81, 1891; captain Coast Artillery
corps, U. S. army; traveled in Pliilip-
pines Islands,, China, Japan, Cuba;
mem. Fort Monroe club, mem. Army
and Navy club, Manila, first U. S. Ai^
tiUery Mess, Governor's Island club,
mem. Cumberland club, Portland,
He.; m. Carolyn G. Claybaugh, Dec.
■ 26, 1903. Address, 12 Grayhurst Park,
Portland, Me.
SPRING, Henry, student; b. Jan. 15,
1891; s. Emmanuel C. and Emma
(Heinrich) S.; student at University
of Michigan; class baseball team for
two years, varsity hockey. Sphinx,
Crimson Chest cast, glee club, class
^ack manager, 1912, mem. committee
Inter-class athletics; initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, March 12, 1910.
Address, 217 S. Fifth Ave., Ann Ar-
* bor, Mich.
SQUIRE, Walter Edmund, organist; b.
La Grange, 111., July 22, 1883; s. Ed-
mund and Sarah S.; ed. Northwest-
em University, student of music in
Evanston, Chicago and Paris; initi-
ated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Dec. 22,
1903; delegate province Delta con-
vention, Purdue, 1906; musical edi-
tor of the Songs of Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon, organist American church in
Paris, 1909-11; traveled in Great Bri-
tain and the Continent; mem. Ameri-
can Guild of Organists; organist and
director Plymouth Congregational
church; m. Carrie E. Mason, Nov.
14, 1908. Address, 4751 12th Ave.,
N. E., SeatUe, Wash.
SQUIRES, Ralph Elmore, general sec-
retary Y. M. C* A.; b. Clifton, Pierce
county, Wis., Sept 8, 1876; s. George
B. and May (Lunt) S.; ed. Univer-
sity of Minnesota, 1902; managing
editor Minnesota magazine; initiated
by Minnesota Alpha, Jan. 27, 1902,
(charter mem.); secured a |65,000
^ant for the T. M. C. A. at Winona,
Minn., where he was general secre-
tary for nine years, also received a
935,000 endowment for it; general
secretary at St Joseph; Mason; m.
June Alice Howe, Oct 13, 1902. Ad-
dress, St Joseph, Mo.
STAHLNECKER, H. Wilson, lawyer;
b. Floortown, Montgomery county.
Penn., June 27, 1878; s. Edwin S. and
Anna R. (Teakle) S.; ed. University
of Pennsylvania, A. B., 1899, A. M.,
1900, LL. B., 1903; executive commit-
tee Junior and senior years; Phi Beta
Kappa, associate editor Red and Blue
three years, Faculty Prize in Greek,
George Allen Memorial Prizes in
Greek and Latin, Alumni Prize for
best Latin essay by member of senior
class, Harrison Scholar in classics;
in law school was vice-president Hare
Law club, board of editors American
Law Register, secretary and presi-
dent Student's Legal Historical so-
ciety; initiated by Pennsylvania
Theta, Feb. 9, 1901, (charter mem.);
eminent archon; attended province
Beta convention at Carlisle; a peti-
tioner from local to S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Boston, 1900; repre-
sented Philadelphia Alumni associa-
tion at province Beta Philadelphia
convention, 1904; attended S. A. El
Nat'l convention at Atlantic City,
1909; mem. Morristown School Board
since 1903, treasurer of board 1907-
1908, secretary 1910-1911; Mason,
Odd Fellow; editor of Montgomery
county Lien Schedule and Legal
Daily; mem. Philadelphia Bar; m.
Kathryn Schwenk Johnson, Aug. 6,
1910. Residence, 622, Swede St, of-
fices, 329 DeKaib St, Norristown,
Penn., and 601 West End Trust Bldg.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
STAIR, Theodore Preston; b. Spring
Green, Wis., Nov. 20, 1883; s. Dr. and
Mrs. J. B. Stair; ed. University of
Wisconsin, 1908; Monastics junior
society; initiated by Wisconsin Al-
pha, Oct, 1905; eminent warden and
herald; with Thos. D. Murphy Co.
Address, Red Oak, Iowa.
8TALLCUP, James Alfred, lawyer; b.
New Madrid county. Mo., Dec. 12,
1877; s. M. H. and Sue A. (Gregory)
S.; ed. Vanderbilt University, 1900;
initiated by Tennessee Nu, Oct 3,
^896; eminent treasurer; police Judge
and attorney general of Hot Springs^
Ark.; mem. of legal firm of Belding
and Stallcup; m. Dorothy W. Waters,
April 15, 1903. Address, 635 Central
Ave., Hot Slprings, Ark.
8TANLEY, Augustus Owsley, congress-
man; b. ShelbyvUle^ K3r«> ^^ ^V
222
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
1867; 8. Rev. William and Amanda
(Owsley) S.; ed. Centre College*
1889; initiated by Kentucky Alpha-
Epsilon, Feb. 5» 1885; presidential
elector 1900; mem. 58th to 62nd
congresses, 1903-1913, Second Ken-
tucky district; m. Sue Soaper, April
29, 1903. Address, Henderson, Ky.
STANLEY, Harry Rufut, lawyer; b.
Lawrence. Mass., July 10, 1875; s.
Charles Rufus and Eleanor Maria
(Swett) S.; ed. Harvard University,
1898; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Nov. 21, 1896. Address, 16
State St., Boston, Mass.
STAPLER, Otway HIckt, student; b.
Sept 15, 1890; s. James and Lelia
(Breedlove) S.; student at Univer-
sity of Oklahoma; Blackstone Tri-
bunal; initiated by Oklahoma Kappa,
Oct. 29, 1910. Address, Tahlequah,
Okla.
STAREK, Frank J., government official;
b. Cleveland, Ohio, March 14, 1883;
ed. Harvard University, 1904, George
Washington University Law School;
initiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
Nov. 17, 1900. later affiliated with
Washington City Rho; eminent
archon at Washington City Rho,;
brother of Otto Starek of Massachu-
setts Gamma; attended Boston con-
vention, 1900 and Washington con-
vention, 1902; marshal. U. S. Com-
merce Court, National Press club.
Address. 3211 Nineteenth St., N. W.
Washington, D. C.
STARK, Drew Dell, realty; b. Minne-
apolis. Minn., July 23, 1889; s. George
A. and Harriet E. S.; ed. University
of Maine, 1912; initiated by Maine
Alpha, Sept. 25, 1908; mem. Alumni
chapter of S. A. E. at Portland, Ore.;
mem. The Stark Co.; mem. Ameri-
can Federation of Musicians, Port-
land. Ore., Pan-Hellenic association.
Address, The Dickinson, 193 Main
St., New Britain, Lionn.
STARR, David U, lawyer; b. 1866; ed.
Allegheny College, 1893; initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Oct. 21, 1889;
m. Leona K. Phillips. Address, 81 St
Nicholas Bldg., Pittsburgh, Penn.
STAUFFER, Claude Maxwell, director
of music; b. Rlngtown, Penn., Oct 2,
1874; s. Frank and Mary A. S.; ed.
DickiDBon College, 1905; vice-presi-
dent ComuB club, president of muieal
club, organist and director of mniie
at College church two years; initiatid
by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phl, Jan. SO,
1901; eminent archon; director of
music at U. S. Carlisle Indian School,
manager and director of the Carlisle
Indian band, organist and chorister
First Lutheran church, Carlisle;
mem. faculty of Carlisle Indiin
School, Mystic Shriner, Thirty-second
degree Mason, mem. Cumberland Stir
lodge of Masons, mem. B. P. O. E.;
m. Maude Augusta Heagy, Dec 29,
1904. Address, U. S. Carlisle Indian
School, Carlisle. Penn.
STAUFFER, Leslie DeWitt, University
instructor; b. Belle vue. Ohio, April
3, 1888; s. F. G. and Elizabeth (Kei-
per) S.; ed. Ohio Wesleyan, 1910;
captain football track team, basket-
ball team; initiated by Ohio Delti,
Nov. 1906; eminent archon; delegate
to Chicago province convention, 1910;
teacher and coach at University of
Chattanooga. Address, 1024 B. 10th
St, Chattanooga, Tenn.
STAUFFER, S. Walter, student; b.
Aug. 13, 1888; s. John Hanson and
Ellen (Nelson) S.; student at Dic-
kinson College; class treasurer, clsss
president, sophomore band, Skull and
Key, Raven's Claw, Musical clubs;
mem. of senate, president of musi-
cal clubs, treasurer Comus club; in-
initiated by Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi,
Sept 21, 1908. Address, Walkers-
ville, Md.
8TEEB, Carl E., University secretary;
b. Medina, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1874; s.
Mr. and Mrs. John S.; ed. Ohio State
University, 1899; initiated by Ohio
Theta, Nov. 2, 1895; delegate to S. A
E. Nan convention, Nashville, 1898;
acted as eminent recorder at instal-
lation of Illinois Beta; secretary Ohio
State University; m. Kathryn M.
Davy, Oct 17, 1900. Address, 1956
luka Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
STEELE, Henry Smith, student; b.
March 1, 1883; s. Joseph G. and Mary
(Smith) S.; student at Bucknell Uni-
versity; president junior class, mem.
American Institute of Electrical En-
gineers, class baseball and football
teams; Theta Delta Tau, Phi Delta
Sigma; initiated by Pennsylvania
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
228
i, June 18, 1910. Address, New
umdria, Penn.
N, Clarence G.» dentist; b. War
Neb., Nov. 1, 1883; s. John
Marie Louise S.; ed. University
Nebraska, 1906, president sopho-
e class, varsity baseball team,
and 1904; initiated by Nebras-
jambda-Pi, Nov. 17, 1902; eminent
espondent; with Lincoln Ball
, Western league, 1906 and 1907;
liable E. Mellinger, June 6, 1908.
ress, Scotts Bluff, Net).
NBERGEN, Peter HIggInt, flnan-
; b. Mason county, W. Va., April
1875; s. John WV and Sarah E.
iMeter) S.; ed. Central Univer-
of Kentucky; initiated by Ken-
y Kappa, Oct 31, 1891; brother
Isaac VanMeter Steenbergen of
tucky Kappa; m. Sallie Lewis
uUough, June 25, 1902. Address,
Main St, Point Pleasant W. Va.
MER, Clifford M.; b. Cincinnati,
1 2, 1877; s. Fred A. Stegner; ed.
ersity of Cincinnati, 1899, Cor-
1900; class president University
Cincinnati track team, mandolin
; initiated by Ohio Epsilon, 1896;
ty-second degree Mason; consult-
mgineer; m. Adele Bentley, Sept
1906. Address, 615 Mercantile
Ekry Bldg., Cincinnati, O.
.ING, Charles William, lawyer;
3Roy, 111., Jan. 20, 1888; s. Joseph
Hattie B. S.; ed. University of
rer, A. B., 1909, University of
h Dakota, LL. B., 1911; president
omore class, mem. class football,
ball, basketball teams, editorial
)r 1909-1910 and business mana-
1910-1911 of Volante at Univer-
of South Dakota; initiated by
rado Zeta, Oct. 1905; eminent
ty archon at Colorado Zeta, later
sited with South Dakota Sigma;
ent archon at this chapter; at-
»d Kansas City Nat'l convention,
; attended province Eta conven-
1907 and 1909; attended Zeta
Ince convention, 1909; founder
P. H. P. local now South
»ta Sigma; the chapter was
)d "Sigma" in his honor; menL
Irm of Marquis and Sterling,
irtown, S. D. Address, 15-17 Gass
t Watertown, S. D.
8TETLER, Aaron Miles, student; b.
Nov. 24, 1911; s. Henry S. and Mary
E. S.; student at Bucknell Univer-
sity; class football team, electrical
engineering society; initiated by
Pennsylvania Zeta, Nov. 24, 1911. Ad-
dress, Middleburg, Penn.
8TET80N, Frederick WInsiow, physi-
cian; b. Nashua, N. H., 1871; s.
Charles F. and S. Ellen (Colbum)
S.; ed. Harvard University, 1894,
Medical School, 1897; graduated at
Boston City hospital, 1899; initiated
by Massachusetts Gamma, March 17,
1893; mem. Massachusetts Medical
society, mem. American Medical as-
sociation; Union lodge A. F. and A.
M.; physician to Boston Dispensary,
instructor in medicine Tufts College
Medical School; m. Josephine M.
West 1906. Address, 504 Warren
St, Boston, Mass.
STEVENS, Myron Sibley* engineer; b.
Greenfield, Mass., Jan. 23, 1886; s.
Joseph W. and Myra (Sibley) S.;
ed. Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
1909; initiated by Massachusetts
Delta, Oct. 1905; assistant engineer
Boston and Maine Railroad; Mason.
Address, 10 Franklin St, Greenfield,
Mass.
STEVENSON, Chester Arthur, student;
b. Aug. 1891; s. Wyatt and Elizabeth
(Dawson) S.; student at Ssnracuse
University; treasurer freshman class,
chairman executive committee law.
Delta Tau Junior society, Siwash club,
manager 1914 baseball team, assist^
ant manager hockey team, executive
freshman committee; initiated by
New York Delta, Oct 20, 1910. Ad-
dress, 88 Railroad St, Cohoes, N. Y.
STEVENSON, Reston, College instruc-
tor; b. Wilmington, N. C, May 5,
1882; s. James Chapman and Eliza-
beth Jocelyn (Smith) S.; ed. Univer-
sity of North Carolina, 1902; Phi Beta
Kappa at University of North Caro-
lina, Sigma Xi at Columbia Univer-
sity; senior class tennis and baseball
teams; assistant in chemistry at
Cornell University, 1903-1905; initi-
ated by North Carolina Xi, Oct 1,
1899; eminent recorder and deputy
archon; afOliated with New York
Alpha; instructor in chemistry at the
College of the City of New YqtIl^ «AAr
224
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
retary ChemiBtry Teachers' club of
New Tork City, mem. Chemists' club,
mem. American Chemical society.
Address, 501 W. 110th St., m. T. City.
STEWART, Clyde Herbert, judge; b
Geneseo, 111., July 6, 1878; s. F. M.
and Carrie M. S.; ed. Denver Univer-
sity, 1903; Phi Delta Phi, law frater-
nity, faculty prize 1903 law; initiated
by Colorado Zeta, 1902; county Judge
Delta county; m. Pearl Hibbs, 1907.
Address, Delta, Colo.
STEWART, Charles Oran, University
professor; b. York, Nebraska, Jan.
30, 1882; s. John and Margaret
(Evans) S.; ed. University of Ne-
braska, 1902; initiated by Nebraska
LambdarPl, Oct 21, 1899; eminent
archon; attended Zeta province 1909;
mem. Societe des Anciens Textes
(Paris); mem. Societe Internationale
Phonetique, Paris; studied in Prance.
Address, Iowa City, Iowa.
STEWART, Ralph Chambers, lawyer;
b. Philadelphia, June 15, 1898; ed.
University of Pennsylvania, 1899,
Law, 1902; initiated by Pennsylvania
Theta, Feb. 9, 1901, (charter mem.);
he was one of the organizers of the
local which became Pennsylvania
Theta and represented it at the S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, Boston, 1900;
he was the first eminent archon of
the chapter; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Washington, 1902
Memphis, 1904, Atlanta, 1906, Atlan-
tic City, 1909, Kansas City, 1910;
served as president of the Philadel-
phia S. A. E. Alumni association;
president province Beta, 1906-10;
acted as eminent correspondent at
the installation of Washington City
Rho, and as eminent recorder at the
installation of New Tork Delta and as
eminent deputy archon at the instal-
lation of New Hampshire Alpha; a
member of the committee which re-
vised the ritual of the fraternity and
one of the authors of the S. A. E.
Standard Accounts; mem. University
club of Philadelphia, University of
Pennsylvania club of New York, the
Lotos club, the Masonic orders; m.
Elizabeth i^ueen Williams. Address,
314 Commonwealth Trust Bldg., Phil-
adelphia, Penn.
ar/CKNEY, Frederick Grist, Univer-
sity professor; b. Entaw, Ala^ Seiit
2 J, 1888; B. Frederick G. and MaiT
E. (Ward) 8.; ed. Vnlwmnity of All-
bama, A. B., 1902, A. M., 1903, A K.
1907 Harvard UnlTersiiy; class tress*
urer and secretary, fbotbalU base-
ball and track teams, board of edi-
tors of College weekly and annnsl;
initiated by Alabama Mn, Oct 9.
1898; eminent archon; delegate to
S. A. E. Nat'l conTentlon WashlngUn !
1902; secretary and treasurer bosrd
of Governors DeVotie Memorial Hall;
adjunct professor of English. Unive^
sity of Alabama; contributing editor
Tuscaloosa News. Address, Unive^
slty, Ala.
8TICKNEY, Park Washburn, civil ensl-
neer; b. Harwood, N. D., Nov. 7, 1886;
s. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. S.; ed. Dart-
mouth College. 1908; initiated by New
Hampshire Alpha, May 2, 1908. Ad-
dress, Union Depot, Duluth, Minn.
STILL, Ralph A^ student; b. June 9»
1891; s. A. J. and Dora (Knelbler) a;
student at Bucknell Unlveralty; vice-
president freshman class, editdris-
chief College annual, mem. German
Verein; Initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, June 18, 1910. Address, IC
E. Market St, Danville, Penn.
STOCKTON, A. Raymond, student; b.
March 31, 1893; s. D. C. and Laura
(Davidson) S.; student at University
of Kansas; Black Helmet society, Psn-
Hellenic; initiated by Kansas Alpha,
Oct 17, 1910. Address, 3642 Centrsl,
Kansas City, Mo.
STOFFREGEN, Otto Garfield, mercan-
tile; b. St Louis Mo., Dec. 26, 1881;
s. Charles and Augusta 8.; ed. Wash-
ington University, 1903; initiated by
Missouri Beta, Dec. 16, 1899; brother
of Charles StofTregen, Missouri Beta;
buyer for Steinwender-StofTregen
Co.; m. Jennie Evans, April 29, 1912.
Address, 3514 Hawthrone Blvd., St
Louis, Mo.
STOKES, Robert N., student; b. Sept
28, 1895; s. R. L. and Margie (Fish)
S.; student at Emory College; foot-
ball team; initiated by Georgia Ep-
silon, Oct 28, 1895. Address, 607,
4th St. W.. Moultrie, Ga.
STONE, Charles Frederick, commercial;
b. Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 28, 1883;
s. F. J. and Emma A. 8.; ed. Georgia
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
School of Technology, 1903; initiated
by Georgia Phi, Sept 27, 1901; emi-
nent correspondent; attended S. A.
B. Nat'l convention, Washington 1902,
Atlanta, 1906; delegate Atlantic City,
1909; elected eminent supreme treas-
urer, 1906 and re-elected 1909; sales
agent for Atlanta Steel Co.; m. Vir-
fljnla Butler, Jan. 17, 1906. Address,
181 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
ITONE, Edward Carletorii lawyer; b.
liezington, Masa, June 29, 1878; s.
Alvah C. and Alice A. (Tufts) 8.;
ed. Boston University, 1900; initiated
by Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon,
March 19, 1898; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Boston, 1900; mod-
erator town meetings, selectman, Lex-
ington; mem. house of representa-
tives, Massachusetts, 1908 and 1904;
instructor and lecturer Boston Uni-
versity School of Law, professor and
member of faculty Boston Y. M. C. A.
Evening School of Law; Worshipful
Maater Masonic lodge; m. Katharine
Lieggett Brooke, June 27, 1908. Resi-
dence, 9 Auburn Road, Lexington,
Mass., office, care Sawyer, Hardy and
Stone, 53 State St., Boston, Mass.
ITONE, George H., lawyer; b. Parker,
Turner county, S. D., Aug., 23, 1883;
s. George W. and Augusta G. S.; ed.
University of Minnesota, 1904, editor-
in-chief of Minnesota magazine, 1903;
initiated by Minnesota Alpha, Sept
21, 1902; states attorney, 1907 to 1911;
secretary Mott Commercial club; firm
of Crane and Stone; president of
National Investment Co., vice-presi-
dent Security Investment Co., of
Jamestown, N. D.; m. Gladys Bass-
ford, March 12, 1909. Address, Mott,
N. D.
STONE, Orra Lavllle, lawyer; b. Wor-
cester, Mass., May 27, 1873; s. Louis
L. and Josephine A. (Cheney) S.; ed.
Boston University, 1901; graduated
with cum laude degree LL. B.; initi-
ated by Massachusetts BetarUpsilon,
Dec 3, 1898; eminent archon; dele-
gate S. A. B. Nat'l convention, Bos-
ton, 1900; secretiuT republican town
committee, secretary fourth Massa-
chusetts congressional district com-
mittee, chairman fourth Massachu-
setts congressional district, appointed
in 1904 as clerk of the second Dis-
trict Court of Eastern Worcester, ap-
pointed in 1904 as probation officer,
president Lambsdee club of Clinton;
mem. Trinity lodge A. F. and A. M.;
Clinton Royal Arch chapter; com-
mander Lieutenant A. L. Fuller
Camp, 19, Sons of Veterans and in
1902-1903 was division commander
of Massachusetts Division Sons of
Veterans, and under his administra-
tion 1,200 members were added, the
largest gain ever made in a i^ngle
year; mem. Clinton lodge K. of P.;
trustee Worcester Bast Agricultural
society. Address, 77 High St, Clin-
ton, Mass.
STONE, Thomas H., lawyer; b. Jasper,
Tex., Dec. 6, 1871; s. Thomas Mar-
shall and Bmily Florida (Kyle) S.;
ed. at University of Texas, 1893; ini-
tiated by Texas Rho, 1890; brother
of Arthur Kyle Stone, Texas Rho
(deceased); city attorney for Hous-
ton, 1902-1906, president Houston
club, director of Chamber of Com-
merce, mem. of Thalian club, mem.
of Houston Tumverein, Blks club.
Mason; m. Florence Ford, Feb. 23,
1898. Residence, Beaconsfleld apart-
ments, office, 607-508 First Nat'l
Bank Bldg., Houston, Tex.
STOVALL, Pleasant, editor and pub-
lisher; b. 1857; ed. at University of
Georgia, 1875; initiated by Georgia
Beta; delegate to S. A. B. Nat'l con-
ventions, Augusta, 1878; Nashville,
1879; Augusta, 1882; Louisville, 1883;
brother of B. A. Stovall, Georgia Beta;
editor and publisher of the Savan-
nah Press. Address, Savannah, Ga.
STOW ELL, Clarence Warner, edu-
cator; b. Springfield, Mass., May 1,
1877; s. (George Merrill and Kate
Blizabeth S.; ed. at University of
Maine, 1900; class vice-president
and treasurer, class track and foot-
ball teams, varsity track, on Prism
annual board, assistant editor The
Cadet Monthly, editor and founder
The Campus Weekly, mem. and lead-
er of the Glee club, college quartette;
initiated by Maine Alpha, Feb. 22,
1901 (charter mem.); founder and
president of local Iota-Phi; attended
Boston Natl convention as petitioner
1900, delegate to province convention
at Cambridge, 1^Q\ ^sA "^^^^^ ^x«via>
lie
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Me., 1905, Boston, 1907, Worcester,
1910, attended S. n. E. Nat'l oonven-
lion at WashingUm, 1902, delegate to
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, Memphis,
1904, Atlanta, 1906, Atlantic City,
1909, Kansas City, 1910, province sec-
retary, 1901-1903, province president,
1903-1904, eminent supreme recorder,
1904-1910, eminent supreme deputy
archon, 1911, founder of New Hamp-
shire Alpha, mem. Providence 8. A.
E. Alumni association; author of Ele-
mentary Chemistry, Bookkeeping and
Accounting; Masonic connections.
Harmony lodge 9, Pawtucket, R. L,
Murray R. A. chapter, Kennebunk,
Me., Maine council, Biddeford, Me.,
St. Amand commandery. No. 20, Ken-
nebunk, Me., Palestine temple, A. A.
0. N. M. S., Providence, R. I.; mem.
Barnard club, mem. Edgewood Tacht
club, mem. University Glee club; m.
Grace Leigh Dinsmore, July 12, 1907.
Residence, 89 Albert Ave., Edgewood,
R. I., ofELce, 357 Westminster St,
Providence, R. I.
8TOWELL, Leon Carl, student; b. Nov.
1, 1891; 8. Mr. and Mrs. Carlon
Nelson S.; student at Harvard Uni-
versity; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, May 6, 1911. Address, 65
South Main St., Orange, Mass.
8TRACHAN, Willis Lloyd, lawyer; b.
Colorado Springs, Colo., July 8, 1878;
8. William and Jessie C. S.; ed. at
University of Colorado, Ph. B., 1900,
LL. B., 1902; manager Coloradoan
Vol. I. annual; initiated by Colorado
Chi, Sept 25, 1896, affiliated with
New York Alpha; county attorney,
1909-1911; m. Ottie Gilbert, Nov. 15,
1904. Address, 416 Elxchange Bank
Bldg., Colorado Springs, Colo.
8TRATTAN, Harry Ferguson, banker;
b. Strattonville, Penn., Sept 24, 1874;
s. John R. and Emma (Ferguson) S.;
ed. at Allegheny College, 1898; ini-
tiated by Pennsylvania Omega^ Feb.
14, 1895; assistant cashier First
Nat'l Bank of Clarion, Penn., Clar-
ion lodge, 277 F. A. M.; m. Amanda
J. Rulofson, May 8, 1901. Address,
342 Wood St, Clarion, Penn.
8TROTHER, Graner D., student; b.
Nov. 21, 1891; s. Sterling Price and
Mary Ada (Griffin) 8.; student at
Univenlty of Oklahoma, freshman
and sophomore footteU taaoi. 1
sity Glee club; initiated liy
homa Kappa, April IS, 19U
dress, 820 N. Lee, Altus, Okla
STUBB8v James Baytop, lawy
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 28, 1
Theodore B. and Ellen A. B.;
Washington and Lee UnlTeral
B., 1871, M. A^ 1872; aaal^
orator and medalist debatoi
ham and Lee Literary aoclel
Uated by Virginia Sigma, 1870
senator, 1881-1888, city attar
Galveston, Tex., president Tu
association and Galveston
Bar association, chairman of
ton County Democratic Ex
committee eight years, mem.
cratic State Executive com
Mason, S8nd degree, R. A
Master Harmony lodge. No. <
and A. M., Galveston. Addie
22nd St, Galveston, Tex.
I8TUKE8, Taylor Hudnall, hanl
Manning, 8. C, June 1, 1898; i
and C. H. 8.; ed. at Davidsc
lege; manager class baseball,
tary Eumenean Literary aodel
tiated by North Carolina Thet
8, 1910; eminent recorder as
respondent; assistant catfiier
Of Clarendon. Address, Mann
C.
STUMP, Hsriey Calvert, stude
Sept 25, 1886; s. Henry O. an
ise (Eldridge) S.; student at
College, business manager i
World, 1909-1910, editoi^in-chi«
lege World, 1910-1911, pn
sophomore class. Star Society
1911, president Star Literary i
captain football team, 1912, fi
squad. 1909-1910-1911; Initlat
Michigan Alpha, April 26, 190t
dress, Ridgeway, Ohio.
STURM, Frederick Bernard, Uni'
professor; b. Saline, Midu, «
1870; s. Jacob and Emily (Ke:
ed. at University of Michigan;
of local society at University o
which became Iowa Beta; in
by Iowa Beta, Feb. 7, 1905 (<
mem.); assistant professor o
man. University of Iowa; ant
articles in "Modem Language 1
editor of Oerstacker's Infi
Schiller's "Der Neffe als (
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
227
Stem's "Die Wiedertaufer/' studied
at Universities of Leipsig and
Munich, 1896-1897; m. Isabel Currier,
Aug. 10, 1898. Address, Iowa City,
Iowa.
8UDDATH, William E., lawyer; b.
Warrensburg, Mo., Feb. 26, 1888; s.
J. W. and Nellie De O. 8.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Missouri, 1905 and 1907;
initiated by Missouri Alpha, Sept 19,
1908; eminent recorder; m. Leacy
Naylor McDonald, June 28, 1910. Ad-
dress, 215^ North Holden St, War-
rensburg, Mo.
•ULLIVAN, Arthur Richard, Jr., law-
yer; b. Rome, Qa., March 24, 1884;
a. Mr. and Laura Weller S.; ed. at
University of Georgia, 1906; varsity
tootball, 1903 to 1905, track team,
1904, mem. baseball team, 1904 to
1906, captain baseball team, 1905-
1906, P. P. of Sphinx, Theta Lambda
Phi, president Georgia Law Debating
society, Demosthenian society, mem.
Advisory board, chosen speaker rep-
resentative of law department, 1906;
initiated by Georgia Phi, Oct 13, 1900,
eminent archon, aflUiated with Geor-
gia Beta; brother of J. B. Sullivan,
Georgia Beta; attended S. A. E.
Natl convention, Atlanta, 1906; vice-
president and general manager Stand-
ard Sewer Pipe Co., Rome, Ga., trav-
eled in Cuba, Canada and ESurope;
mem. Capitol City club, mem. At-
lanta Athletic club at Atlanta, Ga.,
mem. Crosa Country club and Elks
club at Rome, Ga., Knight Templar,
Mystic Shriner; m. Flora Von Bried-
enbach, April, 1911. Address, 816
Fourth Ave., Rome, Ga.
•ULLIVAN, Charles Michael, student;
b. March 8, 1889; a John and Norah
(Cronen) S.; student at University
of Illinois; junior councilman, Illi-
nois Union, associate manager 1912
niini, assistant business manager
DaUy Illini, 1910-1911, business
manager Daily Illini, 1911-1912, mem«
1912 Senior Memorial committee,
mem. Senior Honorary society; ini-
tiated by niinois Beta, May 29, 1911.
Address, 326 S. Galena Ave., Free-
port, ni.
•UMMERa, Joseph Andrew, educator;
b. Mooresburg, Tenn., Dec. 26, 1886;
a. Dr. J. A. and A. N. S.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Tennessee, 1910; baseball
team, 1909, track team, 1910; initi-
ated by Tennessee Kappa, Feb. 9,
1909, eminent recorder and deputy
archon; brother of Thomas P. Sum-
mers, Tennessee Blapiia, Grover C.
Summers, Tennessee Kappa, and
Paul T. Summers, Tennessee Kappa;
assistant principal Rockwood higa
school, principal Liowistone high
school, 1910-1911. Address, Rock-
wood, Tenn.
SUMMERS, Myron Charles, mercan-
tile; b. Struthers, Ohio, March 18,
1887; 8 .Charles and Marion (Struth-
ers) S.; ed. at Purdue University,
1911; initiated by Indiana Beta, April
4, 1908; Youngstown Alumni S. A. E.
association; sales department De-
forest Sheet and Tinplate Co.; mem.
The Niles club. Address, 908 Rob-
bins Ave., Niles, Ohio.
SUMMERS, Thomas Pinkney, banker;
b. Mooresburg, Tenn., Oct 28, 1883;
8. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. S.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Tennessee, 1907; manager
football team, 1906, four years on
baseball team; initiated by Tennes-
see Kappa, Oct 6, 1908; brother of
Grover C. Summers, Tennessee Kap-
pa, Joseph A. Summers, Tennessee
Kappa, Paul T. Summers, Tennessee
Kappa; eminent archon, delegate to
5. A. E. Nat'l convention, Atlanta,
1906; banker. Citizens Bank of Rog-
ersville. Address, Main St, Rogers-
ville, Tenn.
SUMMEY, Albert T., real esUte; b.
Covington, Ky., Oct 25, 1878; s.
George and Elisabeth R. S.; ed. at
Southwestern Presbjrterian Univer-
sity, 1897, University of Tennessee,
1900; mem. Phi Kappa Phi society at
University of Tennessee, presid^it
of Ehigineering society at University
of Tennessee; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Oct 5, 1895, affiliated with Ten-
nessee Kappa, eminent correspond-
ent; assistant to real estate agent,
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co.; trav-
eled in Europe, studied at University
of Leipsig, Germany. Address, 28
South Second St, Wilmington, N. C
SUTTON, Stephen Justis, student; b.
July 26, 1891; s. George Leslie and
Minerva (Glick) S.; student at Ohio
State Unlv«cait9\ lAv^^^cSft^ ^Sss^^
228
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
1910-1912; initiated by Ohio Theta,
Oct. 15, 1910. Address, 539 B. Rich
St., Columbus, Ohio.
SWARTZ, Charles Edgar, mercantile;
b. Selinsgrove, Penn., June 16, 1876;
8. E. T. and A. M. (Clarke) S.; ed.
at Dickinson College, 1899; class
track team; initiated by Pennsylva-
nia Sigma-Phi, Sept 27, 1895; cashier
Atlantic Refining Co.; m. Jeanette
McQanah, May 7, 1907. Address, 815
Prescott Ave., Scranton, Penn.
SWEET, Harrison Schuyler, student;
b. Aug. 29, 1888; s. Herman S. and
Mary (Williams) S.; student at Buck-
nell University, chairman A. I. E. E.,
class football team, varsity football
team, Theta DelU Tau, Phi Delta
Sigma; initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, Jan. 18, 1910; brother of Stuart
W. Sweet, of Pennsylvania Zeta. Ad-
dress, 3 Avery PL, Utica, N. Y.
SYKES, Richard Lycurgus, physician;
b. Jan. 27, 1840, Loundes county.
Miss., s. Richard and Martha A. S.;
ed. at University of North Carolina,
1860; initiated by North Carolina XI,
1857. Address, 612 Main St., Colum-
bus, Miss.
6WASEY, Lawrence Mabry, b. Limer-
ick, Me., 8. George H. and Abbie
(Mabry) S.; ed. at University of
Maine, 1902; Maine Photographic so-
ciety; initiated by Maine Alpha, Feb.
22, 1901 (charter mem.); eminent
deputy archon; selectman of Limer-
ick; editor of Ossipee Valley Herald,
I. O. O. F. Address, Limerick, Me.
SWIFT, Newton, composer; b. Spring
Lake, N. Y., July 23, 1871; s. Nathan
RusB and Mary Priddy b.; ed. at
Adrian College, 1890; initiated by
Michigan Alpha, Feb. 22, 1890; piano
teacher and composer; mem. of fac-
ulty of Cornell University, music de-
partment; traveled in Europe, 1906
and 1908, composer or scenes from
child Life, Concert Gavotte, Twelve
Children Pieces, Six Characteristic
Pieces, Norsk, Amdurette, Jungle
Love, Bass Clef Land, A Day at the
Fair, Story Time and Play Time; m.
Susan M. Dilley, june 25, 1907. Ad-
dress, 517 Pierce Bldg., Boston, Mass.
TABER, Charles H.; clvU eu^aeet; b.
Union City, Penn., Not. SS,1908; t.A.
N. and Nina L. T.; ed. Pennsylvanii
State College, Case School of Applied
Science, 1911; initiated by Ohio Bho
Nov. 28, 1908. Address, 702 N. Eor
vay St, Dallas, Tez.
TABOR, Parker Wilson; b. Pittsburg.
N. H., July 81. 1884; s. Richard A.
and Sarah J. T.; ed. Dartmouth Col-
lege, 1907; Initiated by New Hamp-
shire Alpha. May 2. 1905. AddrsM,
PitUburg, N. H.
TAFT, Frederick U, lawyer, judge; b.
BraceviUe. Ohio, Dec. 1, 1870; s. New.
ton A. and Laura (Humphrey) T.;
ed. Mt Union College, 1889, Cincin-
nati Law School; Latin oration; initi-
ated by Ohio Sigma, May, 1888; emi-
nent archon; attended S. A. E. Natl
convention, Cincinnati,, 1890; mem.
Supreme Council, 1890-91; mem. law
firm of Smith, Taft and Arter; presi-
dent Ohio State Bar association, judge
of Court of Common Pleas, 1906, as-
sistant county solicitor, 1898-1901.
chairman twenty-first congressional
committee, 1896 and Republican city
and county executive committees in
1900; delegate Republican Nat'l con-
vention, 1908; m. Mary Alice Arter,
Oct 28, 1901. Residence, 7915 EucUd
Ave., office, 1206 Williamson Bldg.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
TALLMADQE, Harold Chaster, student;
b. April 7, 1891; s. Clarence Delafleld
and Nellie (Porter) T.; student at
University of Michigan; manager
class track, Michigan Daily stafT;
cast Michigan Union opera, class so-
cial committee; initiated by Michigan
Iota-Beta, Nov. 6, 1910; brother of
Myles Pptter Tallmadge, Michigan
Iota-Beta. Address, 1140 Lincoln
Ave., Denver, Colo.
TALLMAN, Homer HInton, physician;
b. Quinn county, la., Nov. 18, 1878;
s. John C. and Margaret Jane (Eb-
right) T.; ed. Northwestern Unive^
sity. Liberal Arts, 1897, Medical
School, 1900; initiated by Illinois Psi-
Omega, March 9, 1895; mem. and med-
ical examiner for Modem Woodmen
of America, Royal Neighbors, K. O. F.
M. and North American Union, Knight
Templar, thirty-second degree Mason.
Address, Culver, Ind.
TANQUY, Edward Eariey, student; b.
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Dec. 28, 1890; b. H. Q. and Mary A.
(Tingle) T.; student at Pennsylvania
State College; Triad, president of
Thespians; initiated by Pennsylvania
Alpha-Zeta, Oct 8, 1908; eminent
archon. Address, 1425 Fairmount
Ave., Philadelphia, Pehn.
TANT, Simeon Davld» lawyer; b. Colo-
rado City, Texas, Dec. 10, 1887; s.
Andrew Jackson and Virginia F.
(David) T.; ed. Cumberland Univer-
sity, 1910; initiated by Tennessee
Lambda, Sept. 4, 1909; eminent re-
corder; B. P. O. Elks. Address, Fred-
erick, Okla.
TAXMAN, Chariee T., lawyer, former
representative; b. Worcester, Mass.,
Dec. 16, 1871; s. R. James and Susan
M. (Taylor) T.; ed. Harvard Univer-
sity, 1894; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Nov. 10, 1893; delegate S. A.
E. Nan conventions, Pittsburgh, 1893;
Nashville, 1898, Boston, 1900; author
of ritual used by Nat'l fraternity
1898-1900; mem. Massachusetts House
of representatives, two terms, 1899
and 1900; alderman City of Worces-
ter, 1906; president of board of direc-
tors of Public Library; four Euro-
pean trips; m. Anna C. Svedberg,
Aug. 28, 1901. Address, 900 Slater
Bldg., Worcester, Mass.
TAYLOR, Arthur Wendell, educator;
b. Warren, Mass., Feb. 27, 1884; s.
William F. T.; ed. Dartmouth College,
1907; associate editor of The Dart^
mouth; initiated by New Hampshire
Alpha, Oct 15, 1909; instructor in
science Salem High School; mem.
American association for the Ad-
vancement of Science, three years at
Marine Biological Laboratory Woods
HoU, head collector in Botany, 1910.
Address, 288 Essex St, %T. M. C. A.,
Salem, Mass.
TAYLOR, Charles DIehl, clergyman; b.
Sinnemahoning, Penn., July 31, 1873;
s. Andrew Edwards and Cleopatra
Florence (Diehl) T.; ed. Dickinson
College, 1896, M. A., 1901; class sec-
retary, junior committee, junior prom
committee, vice-president and secre-
tary Union Philosophical literary so-
ciety, chairman T. M. C. A. publica-
tion committee; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Sigma-Phi, Sept 23, 1892; as-
sociate editor Record, 1904 — , one of
the editors of 1898 S. A. E. catalogue,
delegate S. A. E. Nat'l conventions
Washington, 1902, Memphis, 1904;
delegate province Gamma 1905, helped
reorganize Pennsylvania Delta, May,
1893, and Washington City Rho, 1904-
1905; pastor Market street Methodist
Episcopal church; m. Cordelia De
Wolfe Barries, Feb. 27, 1908. Ad-
dress, 312 S. Market St, Winchester,
Va.
TAYLOR, Dean, editor, publisher; b.
Warren, Ohio, Oct 8, 1879; s. Benja-
min J. and Gertrude (Taylor) T.; ed.
Mount Union College, 1902, special
student Harvard, 1902-3; class vice-
president, president oratorical asso-
ciation, treasurer aUiletic association,
editor-in-chief of The Dynamo; initi-
ated by Ohio Sigma, Nov. 13, 1899,
later affiliated with Massachusetts
Gamma, 1903; eminent archon, deputy
archon, recorder, correspondent; del-
egate S. A. E. Nat'l conventions,
Washington, 1902, Memphis, 1904; at-
tended Atlantic City, 1909, Kansrs
City, 1910; delegate province Delta
convention. Champaign, 111., 1901, re-
organized Alliance Alumni associa-
tion in 1902 and twice its delegate
editor province Delta Annual, 1902;
assistant to eminent supreme record-
er, 1903; author articles on coat of
arms and on The Record's Irregu-
larities; devoted much time to the de-
velopment of the fraternity symbol-
ism with special reference to the Coat
of Arms and executed colored design
in 1904 catalogue; appointed chair-
man of committee on ritual revision
at 1904 convention; report accepted
at supreme council meeting, 1910; ed-
itor and one of the proprietors of the
Fairfield Daily Journal; m. Jessie I.
Minneley at Meadville, Penn., Oct 22,
1906. Address, 206 S. Court St, Fair-
field, la.
TAYLOR, Emerson Lee, student; b.
March 26, 1891; s. Sterling Barnes
and Lila Josephine (Piper) T.; stu-
dent at Ohio State University; mem.
Makio board, vice-president Political
Science club; initiated by Ohio Theta
Oct 15, 1910. Address, 344 E. Rich
St, Columbus, Ohio.
TAYLOR, French Lee, student; b. Aug.
23, 1884 ; s. P. W. and Daina. CX^mb^^N
230
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
T.; student at University of Denver;
varsity football; initiated by Colo-
rado Zeta, Jan. 25, 1910. Address,
2233 S. Josephine, Denver, Colo.
TAYLOR, Howard Carleton, student; b.
April 25, 1892; s. James R. and Eliza-
beth (Barth) T.; student at Syracuse
University; Phi Mu Alpha; initiated
by New York Delta, Oct. 20, 1910.
Address, 413 W. Beard Ave., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
TAYLOR, Herbert Foster, student; b.
March 7, 1890; s. James W. and
Sarah J. (Gale) T.; student at Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute; senior
class president, mem. Skull, track;
initiated by Massachusetts Delta,
Oct. 6, 1911. Address, 1 Spring St.
Amesbury, Mass.
TAYLOR, Harry Edward, College in-
structor; b. New Zealand, Oct 18,
1887; s. E. B. and Anna (Brown) T.;
ed. Kentucky State University, 1909;
initiated by Kentucky Epsilon, Oct
1905; instructor in coal mining, Wash-
ington State College; Master Mason,
Elk. Address, Pullman, Vvash.
TAYLOR, Pleasant Addison, student;
b. Oct. 3, 1890; s. James I. and Fan-
nie L. (Lease) T.; student at Univer-
sity of Oklahoma; varsity football,
captain track, class president; mem.
senior honor society, assistant in Phy-
siology and Anatomy, 1911-12; initi-
ated by Oklahoma Kappa, Oct 28,
1911. Address, Robberson, Okla.
TEETERS, Charles Ellis, educator; b.
Alliance, Ohio, Jan. 25, 1881; s. vVil-
liamson and Dorcas (Johnson) T.; ed.
Mount Union College, 1902; basket-
ball. Bishop Neely prize, class secre-
tary, contest orator; initiated by Ohio
Sigma, Sept 25, 1901, later affiliated
with Illinois Theta; eminent archon;
brother of Wilber J. Teeters, Ohio
Sima and Walter J. Teeters, Ohio
Sigma; principal high school; m.
Fanny F. Oldroyd, 1905. Address, 824
Walnut St, Canal Dover, Ohio.
TEETERS, Wilber John, College dean;
b. Alliance, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1866; s.
William and Dorcas E. (Johnson) T.;
ed. Mount Union College, 1893, Uni-
versity of Michigan, 1895; initiated
by Ohio Sigma, Nov. 3, 1891, later
affiliated with Michigan iota-Beta;
and later with Iowa Beta; bto-
ther of Charles E. Teeters, Ohio
Sigma and Walter J. Teeters, Ohio
Sigma; eminent chronicler Ohio Sig-
ma; delegate S. A. K Natl conven-
tion, Kansas City, 1910; president
province Delta, 1894-95; dean of th»
Pharmacy College, University of
Iowa; mem. American Pharmaceuti-
cal association and secretary of sec-
tion on education and legislation;
Fellow American association for the
Advancement of Science; president
Boemer Pry Co., Iowa City, lows,
Farming Co., Alberta, Canada, and Un-
wood-Iowa Land and Cattle Co., Ra-
ton, N. Mexico; m. Anna Helen Hol-
lister (deceased), July 23, 1906. Ad-
dress, West Side, Iowa City, la.
TEFPT, Clarence, lawyer; b. Avoca,
Neb., May 24, 1871; s. Orlando and
Elizzie H. (Kirkpatrick) T.; ed. Uni-
versity of Nebraska, 1896; initiated
by Nebraska Lambda^Pi, May 26, 1893,
(charter mem.); delegate 8. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Plttaburgh, 1893,
and officer of that convention; presi-
dent province Zeta, 1894; delegate
first province Zeta convention, 1895;
m. Caroline I. Sheldon, June 29, 1898.
Address, Weeping Water, Neb.
TENNEY, Frank Chester, grain com-
mission; b. Minneapolis, Minn., Nov.
13, 1883; s. William M. and Julia (Mc-
Nair) T.; ed. Harvard University,
1907; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, 1904; eminent archon; grain
commission, secretary Stinson-Tenney
Co. Residence, 26 W. Grant St, office
Stinson-Tenney Co., 59 Chamber of
Commerce, Minneapolis, Minn.
TERRAL, Joseph Edward, lawyer, form-
er legislator; b. Quitman, Miss.; s.
Judge Samuel H. and Mary Elizabeth
(McLoud) T.; ed. Mississippi Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, 1888;
major cadet battalion Mississippi
National guards; president Dialectic
literary society; initiated by Missis-
sippi Theta, Dec. 1887; prosecuting
attorney Kiowa county, Oklahoma,for
term ending Jan. 1, 1913, and also for
term, 1903-05; mem. Oklahoma legis-
lature 1909-10, Mississippi legislature,
1892-4; Mason, M. W^ A., W. O. W.,
K. of P.; m. Willie TroUer, Dec. 15,
1897. Address, Hobart, Okla.
TERRY, Francis Augustus, lawyw; h.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
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March 9. 1888; b. William L. and
Maiy Caroline (Dickson) T.; ed. Uni-
Tersity of Arkansas, 1911; initiated
by Arkansas AlpharUpsilon, Oct
27, 1906; eminent archon, treas-
urer, warden, herald; Mason. Ad-
dress, 1422 Scott St, Little Rock, Ark.
THEI8, Frank Albert, student; b. Nov.
7, 1890; s. John Albert and Sarah
(Dockson) T.; student at University
Of Kansas; initiated by Kansas Alpha,
Oct 18, 1909. Address, 3527 Broad-
way, Kansas City, Mo.
THERIAULT, Dana L., lawyer, state
senator; b. Caribou, Me., Feb. 12,
1876; 8. Frank and Philomene T.; ed.
XJniyersity of Maine, 1900; class pres-
ident; initiated by Maine Alpha, Feb.
22, 1901, (charter mem.); mem. of
Maine legislature 1907 and Senate,
1911 — ; m. Mabel C. Kelley, Jan. 14,
1908. Address, Fort Kent Me.
THIE8ING, William Skinner, student;
b. Dec. 22, 1889; s. W. and Mary Drue
(Skinner) T.; student at Kentucky
State University; Key society, Mystic
Thirteen, Tau Beta Pi, gym team,
glee and mandolin clubs, stage man-
ager The Strollers, Fan-Hellenic 1911-
12, drum major of battalion, 1909-10;
initiated by Kentucky Epsilon, Oct 3,
1908. Address, 72 W. 10th St, Coving-
ton, Ky.
THIESS, John Bernhard, lawyer; b.
Chicago, ni., Feb. 14, 1882; s. J. F.
Christian and Anna T.; ed. Purdue
University, 1906; Tau Beta Pi, cheer
leader; initiated by Indiana Beta Oct
24, 1903; eminent treasurer; attended
province Delta convention Lafayette,
1906; with Western Electric Co.;
mem. Bar of Illinois; author of Toll
Telephone Practice. Address, 2461
Hamilton Court Chicago, 111.
THIQPEN, Percy, banker; b. Clinch
county, Ga., July 25, 1886; s. R. S.
and Sarah (Kelly) T.; ed. Mercer Uni-
versity, University of Virginia, 1905;
Phi Delta literary society at Mercer;
initiated by Georgia Psi, Sept 24,
1903, later affiliated with Virginia
Omicron; eminent recorder; Masonic
orders, Shriner; assistant cashier
Merchant's bank of Valdosta. Ad-
dress, 500 N. Patterson St, Valdosta,
Ga.
THOMAS, Alexander Roscoe, student;
b. Dec. 18, 1890; s. W. E. and Mary
A. (Walker) T.; student at University
of Missouri; Phi Alpha Delta, Mounds
society, class president; Initiated by
Missouri Alpha, Sept 25, 1909. Ad-
dress, 816 N. Main St, CarroUton,
Mo.
THOMAS, ChaHes Crankshaw; b. At-
lanta, Ga., Dec. 20, 1902; s. Henry
Wailes and Margaret (Crankshaw)
T.; ed. Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, 1905; class president S. B. C,
varsity track, varsity tennis cham-
pionship, annual board; initiated by
Virginia Theta, Sept 20, 1901; emi-
nent archon, deputy archon, treasurer,
chronicler; attended S. A. E. Natl
convention, Washington, 1902, Atlan-
ta, 1906; a founder of Virginia
Theta, associate editor of The Record,
business manager The Record; inter-
ested in the cotton business, publish-
ing and building contracting; ad-
mitted to bar in 1907. Address, 7
Peachtree Place, Atlanta, Ga.
THOMAS, Robert W., student; b. Oct 6,
1890; B. T. J. and Carrie E. (Weller)
T.; student at Allegheny College;
mem. College mandolin club, Duzer
Du dramatic club. College civic
league, Le Petit Salon, president of
Quill club, class president varsity
debater, assistant editor and editor-in-
chief of College year book; initiated
by Pennsylvania Omega, Oct. 10,
1908. Address, 376 Harbor St, Con-
neaut, Ohio.
THOMAS, Truman Aldrlch, mechanical
engineer; b. Blocton, Ala., April 23,
1889; 8. P. B. Thomas; ed. Alabama
Polytechnic Institute; initiated by
Alabama Alpha-Mu, Sept 11, 1910;
delegate province Epsilon convention
at Rome; mem. new chapter house
committee. Address, Aldrlch, Ala.
THOMAS, Theodore Huff, student; b.
March 22, 1890; s. G. W. and Jennie
(Smith) T.; student at Harvard Uni-
versity; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Nov. 11, 1911. Address, 600
N. Carroll St, Carroll, Iowa.
THOMAS, Jesse, mercantile; b. Knox-
ville, Tenn., Feb. 4, 1877; s. Jacob L.
and Lucy M. T.; ed. University of
Tennessee, 1898; president Chi Delta
literary society; initiated by Ten-
nessee ICappa, Oct. 8, 1894; eminent
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archon, chronicler, recorder; alter-
nate delegate St Louis, 1896, S. A. E.
Nat'l convention; contributor to Phi
Alpha, 1896-98; treasurer Cowan Mc-
Cleney Co., president Commercial
club, 1908-09, vice-president Appa-
lachian Exposition, 1910; m. Lucy
Cowan Hale, Oct 21, 1908. Address,
804 W. Main St, Knoxville, Tenn.
THOMPSON, Arthur Stanley, civil engi-
neer; b. Brink Haven, O., Aug. 11,
1885; s. J. B. and Lizzie L. T.; ed.
Case School of Applied Science and
Ohio State University, 1909; initiated
by Ohio Rho, Oct 26, 1906, later affili-
ated with Ohio Theta; engineer Knox
county. Address, Gambler, Ohio.
THOMPSON, Harry Worthington, ad-
vertising manager; b. Fern Leaf, Ky.,
March 22, 1886; s. J. J. and Love T.;
ed. Kentucky State University, 1907;
initiated by Kentucky Epsilon, Sept
19, 1903; eminent recorder; broUier
of J. J. Thompson, Kentucky Epsilon;
with The Fleischmann Co., Cincin-
nati; mem. Fort Mitchell County
club; nL Vemer Curry, June 7, 1911.
Address, 49 tit Louis St., Covington,
Ky.
THOMPSON, John James, mercantile;
b. Fern Leaf, Ky., Nov. 15, 1879; s. J.
J. and Love (Worthington) T.; ed.
Kentucky State University, 1903; in-
itiated by Kentucky Epsilon, Feb. 21,
1901; eminent archon, recorder;
brother of Henry W. Thompson, Ken-
tucky Epsilon; manager machinery
department The Queen City Supply
Co., Cincinnati; F. and A. M.; engi-
neer's club of Cincinnati; m. Minnie
K. Norrls, March 20, 1907. Address,
Briar Cliff, Ft. Thomas, Ky.
THOMSON, Albert Danner, real estate;
b. Oct 15, 1877; s. William L. and
Nina (Danner) T.; ed. Emory Col-
lege, 1898; initiated by Georgia Epsi-
lon, Sept 20, 1895; brother of W. D.
Thomson, Georgia Epsilon, J. S.
Thomson, Georgia Epsilon, L. D.
Thomson, Georgia Epsilon; Atlanta
City Council, 1912 and 1913; trip
around the world via Suez Canal;
mem. Atlanta athletic club, Univer-
sity club, K. of P. Residence, 449 N.
Boulevard, office, 20 Walton St., At-
lanta, Ga.
THOMSON, George Franklin, student;
b. Craig, Mo., June 2, 1892; s. Wllliim
S. and Carrie J. (Holfman) T.; sta-
dent at Northwestern University;
Gauntlet Inter-Fraternity, Trig pUy
cast advertising manager Trig pli7,
dramatic club, Alpha Teth Nun, as-
sistant editor Daily Northwestern,
advertising manager 1918 Syllabu,
Syllabus board 1914, asaiitant busi-
ness manager Daily Northwestern ;
initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Feb.
26, 1911; eminent recorder, oorrei-
pondent; attended province Delta
convention at Champaign, 1912. Ad-
dress, Craig, Mo.
THOMSON, Robert Johnson, physician
and surgeon; b. Frost, Ky., 1878; a.
volney E. and Nancy S. T.; ed. Ken-
tucky State College, 1900; initiated by
Kentucky Epsilon, April 28, 1900;
chief surgeon of Tucumcari hospital;
thirty-second degree Mason, division
surgeon E. P. and S. W. and 0. R. L
P. systems; m. Miranda Louise
Spears, Oct 4, 1902. Address, Tucum-
cari, N. M.
THOMSON, William Danner, lawyer; b.
Atlanta, Ga., May 18, 1876; s. William
S. and Nina (Danner) T.; ed. Emory
College, 1895; class football; initi-
ated by Georgia Epsilon, Sept 17,
1892, later affiliated with New Yoik
Mu; eminent archon at Georgia Ep-
silon; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion Washington, 1895; attended At-
lanta, 1906; president Atlanta Alumni
association, 1906; brother of Albert
D. Thomson, Georgia Epsilon, John
D. Thomson, Geonsia Epsilon, Logan
D. Thomson, Georgia Epsilon; m.
Sallie Collier Jones, June 80, 1909.
Residence, 12 Springdale Road, office,
902 Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
THORN, Carroll R^ banker; b. Dayton,
Wyoming, Jan. 26, 1888; s. Joseph D.
Thorn; ed. University of Washing-
ton, 1911; initiated by Washington
Alpha, Dec. 20, ^907; bank teller.
Address, Sheridan, Wyo.
THORNTON, Joseph Scott, student; b.
Sept 3, 1891; s. Harry P. and Anna
R. (Faulkner) T.; student University
of Michigan; orchestra of Michigan
Union opera, 1910; initiated by Michi-
gan Iota-Beta, March, 11, 1911. Ad-
dress, 302 W. 21st St, Brie, Penn.
THORNTON, John ThurstoHt physician;
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b. Richmond, Va., Oct 21, 1875; b.
WiUiam M. and E. Rosalie (Harrison)
T.; ed. Uniyersity of Virginia, 1896;
Pi Mu, associate editor Corks and
Curls; initiated by Virginia Omicron,
Nov. 3, 1894; eminent chronicler;
president Ohio county board of health.
Pathologist, city hospital. Wheeling;
mem. American Medical association,
Ohio County Medical society. West
Virginia Medical society. University
club, Carroll club. Knights of Colum-
bus, Colonade club, medical referee
Mutual Life Insurance Co.; m. Helen
Agnes Thomson, 1905. Address,
Woodsdale, Wheeling. W. Va.
THREADQILL, Jesse Mercer, physician
and surgeon; b. Newton, Okla., Jan.
28, 1873; s. F. A. and Martha (Har-
nett) T.; ed. Mercer University, 1893,
St Louis College of Physicians and
Surgeons, 1898; speaker's place soph-
omore, Junior and senior years, cham-
pion debater Ciceronian society; in-
itiated by Georgia Psi, Nov. 8, 1889;
eminent recorder; m. Nina Reaves,
Aug. 26, 1897. Address, New Douglas,
lit
THURSTON, Edward Day, Jr., Univer-
sity instructor; b. New York City,
Oct 23, 1882; s. Edward D. and Sara
(Leggett) T.; ed. Columbia Univer-
sity, 1907; Sigma Xi, associate editor
Spectator; initiated by New York Mu,
Nov. 8, 1901; eminent treasurer; del-
egate province Beta convention, 1905;
Instructor in mechanical engineering,
Columbia University, colaborator with
Prof. C. G. Lucke in preparing Engi-
neering Thermodynamics; m. Susan
S. Hathaway, May 19, 1908. Address,
Columbia University, New York City.
TIDEMAN, William John, manufactur-
er; b. Detroit, Mich., June 29, 1888;
s. Henry Tideman; ed. University of
Michigan, 1911; iniUated by Michigan
Iota-Beta, Dec. 81, 1907; eminent treas-
urer; vice-president of The Dudley
Tool Co., vice-president Menominee
Electric Manufacturing Co. Address,
Menominee, Mich.
TIQRETT, Isaac Burton, banker; b.
1878; ed. Union University, 1898; in-
itiated by Tennessee Eta, Jan. 80,
1894; attended the S. A. E. Nat'l con-
vention, Memphis, 1904; president of
Union Un! /ersity, 1910; cashier of the
Union Bank and Trust Co. Address,
Jackson, Tenn.
TILLOTSON, Benjamin Frank, court
official; b. Marion, la., Nov. 6, 1887;
s. Frederick L. and Alice (Durham)
T.; ed. University of Minnesota, 1911;
initiated by Minnesota Alpha, Oct 18,
1907; secretary to Chief Justice, Su-
preme Court of North DaiLota; study-
ing for admission to bar. Address,
Box 488, Bismark, N. D.
TIMMONS, Willis Menefee, mercantile;
b. Calhoun, Ga., April 15, 1882; s.
Benson E. L. and Lucy (Menefee) T.;
ed. Emory College, 1903; baseball and
relay; initiated by Georgia Epsilon,
Jan. 28, 1889; attended S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Atlanta, 1906; secretary.
The Crumby-Sharp Hardware Co., di-
rector Atlanta Builders Exchange;
mem. Atlanta athletic club; m. Aline
E. Mitchell, June 6, 1906. Address,
1373 Peachtree St, Atlanta, Ga.
TIMPERLY, William Daniel, designer
and estimator; b. June 10, 1887; s.
John H. and Anna (Clark) T.; ed.
University of Minnesota, 1910; Theta
Tau, Scabbard and Blade, Grey
Friars; initiated by Minnesota Alpha,
May 5, 1909; eminent archon; with
Crown Iron Work Ck>. Address, 2635
Polk St., N. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
TIMS, John Chapel, clergyman; b. Kos-
ciusko, Miss.; s. William Chapel and
Elizabeth (Thompson) T.; ed.
Southwestern Presbyterian Univer-
sity, 1896; initiated by Tennessee
Zeta, Oct 10, 1892; Presbsrterian
minister; m. Elizabeth Pasco, Nov. 20,
1901. Address, 412 Zack St, Tampa,
Fla.
TOLBERT, Raymond Austen, student;
b. Vernon, Texas, March 17, 1890; s.
James R. and Emma (Gilbert) T.;
ed. Southwestern University, 1911, at
present at University of Oklahoma;
class vice president, law football
team, critic Sooner Bar, president
Senate, board of University of OklSr
homa magazine, president Intercolle-
giate Prohibition league; secretary of
the legislative committee of seven
largely responsible for securing |125,-
000 for law building; mem. Ames club
court and press club, business mana*
ger Southwestern magazine; initi-
ated by Oklahoma Kappa, Nov. 1910;
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eminent correspondent, chronicler,
warden; founder of Oklahoma direc-
tory of S. A. E.; secretary-treasurer
R. S. Winn and Co. Address, 208 N.
Hill St. Hobart, Okla.
TOLMAN, Hugh Harrison, b. Dec. 28,
1888; 8. Fayette Cahlll and Mame E.
(White) T.; ed. University of Illinois;
Initiated by Illinois Beta, Oct 28,
1908. Address, Red Oak, la.
TOMPKINS, Charles Walsh, lawyer; b.
Jhfobile, Ala., Feb. 13, 1870; s. John
R. and Fanny (Williams) T.; ed. Uni-
versity of Alabama; initiated by Ala-
bama Mu. Feb. 20, 1887; past counsel-
lor commander of Maple camp, No. 5,
W. O. W., president of Ladies and
Knights of Security, trustee of Tus-
cahoma Tribe, No. 59 Improved
Order of Red Men, past supreme coun-
sellor of the Independent Order of
Beavers; m. Belle Bland. Office, 216,
217 Pollock Bldg., Mobile, Ala.
TOOMEY, Edward Galbralth, student;
b. Oct 13, 1892; s. H. J. and Mary
(Galbralth) T.; student at University
of Wisconsin; initiated by Wisconsin
Alpha, Dec. 9, 1911. Address, Deer
lodge, Mont.
TOWERS, Donigan Dean, superinten-
dent; b. Rome, 6a., March 1, 1882;
s. R. H. and Mary E. (Dean) T.; ed.
Georgia School of Technology; first
honor graduate, indoor and outdoor
athletic champion 1902; initiated by
Georgia Phi, Jan. 1898; eminent treas-
urer; superintendent Canton Cotton
Mills; Knights Templar; m. Pauline
Embree, Oct 1, 1907. Address, Can-
ton Ga.
TOWERS, John H., naval aviator; b.
Rome, Ga., Jan. 30 1885; s. William
M. T.; ed. Georgia School of Tech-
nology, 1905, U. S. Naval Academy,
1906; initiated by Georgia Phi, Sept
28, 1901; licensed international avia-
tor, one of three officers of the United
States navy selected by the govern-
ment for aviation duty; traveled over
the world. Address, care Navy De-
partment, Washington, D. C.
TOWNSEND, David, physician; b.
South Natick, Mass., May 6, 1873; s.
George James and Lucy M. (Rich-
ards) T.; ed. Harvard University,
1896; initiated by Massachusetts
Oamma, March 9, 1895 ; eminent treas-
urer, recorder; superlnteiideiit Jiff*
dan Memorial Sanatorlnm (for Tabtf-
culosis); author severml articles in
MedicaJ Journals on Day Camp tot
Tuberculosis; traveled in England.
Germany and Switzerland; Unlve^
aity club, Boston; mem. Massachnaetts
Medical association; m. Mary B.
Crulkshank at Lincoln, EIngland,
Nov. 1, 1902. Address* Jordon Me-
morial Sanatorium, River Blade, New
Brunswick, Canada.
TOWNSEND, Stewart 8. student; b.
March 22, 1889; s. J. F. and J. F.
(Stewart) T.; student at Allegh«iy
College; varsity football, captain
baseball, class basketbidl; mem.
Modem Problems club; Initiated by
Pennsylvania Omega, Oct. 10, 1898.
Address, Perryopolis, Penn.
TOWNSLEY, Paul Harold, U. S. Recla-
mation Service; b. July 81, 1889; s.
Samuel S. and Margaret B. (Leech) T.
ed. University of Sonth Dakota;
mem. varsity band and orchestrt,
manager University Lectare course,
senior class president; initiated by
South Dakota Sigma, Nov. 27, 1911; a
charter member and first Tice-presl-
dent of P. H. P. local. Address, care
Flathead Camp, U. S. Reclamation
Service, Ronan, Mont.
TRACY, Mac Alexander, lawyer; b.
McKenzie, Tenn., Dec. 10, 1888; s,
Daniel Webster and Nora T.; ed. Uni-
versity of Oklahoma, 1909; senior
class president, captain class bas^wU,
varsity basketball squad; mem. For-
um literary society, assistant librari-
an and treasurer of the University
of Oklahoma, 1907 and 1908; initiated
by Oklahoma Kappa, Oct 23, 1909,
(charter mem.); first historian Okla-
homa Kappa; has been principal of
schools at Elk City, Okla., and super-
visor of boys at Oklahoma School for
the Blind, Ft Gibson. Address, Elk
City. Okla.
TRAM M ELL, Lee, Jr., student; b. Sept
4, 1892; s. Lee and Anna Godfrey T.;
student at Emory College; Initiated
by Georgia Epsilon, Sept 21, 1911.
Address, Madison, Ga.
TREDER, Oscar F. R. clergyman; b.
Albany, N. T., May 6, lo<7; s. Ru-
dolph and Emma (Helwig) T.; ed. St
Stephen's College, 1901; varsity foot-
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ball» librarian St Stephen's College,
class orator, winner philosophy prize,
mathematics prizes; initiated by New
York Sigma-Phi, Nov. 18, 1897; emi-
nent archon. treasurer; delegate S.
A. E. Nat'l conventions, Nashville,
1898, Boston, 1900; Washington, 1902;
provisional delegate general conven-
tion of Protestant Episcopal church;
m. Lillian E. Howe, Oct 5, 1904. Ad-
dress, East Hampton, Long Island,
N. Y.
TREZEVANT, Roy Hayne, mercantile;
b. Memphis, Tenn., March 23, 1882;
B. M. B. and Susan K. T.; ed. Univer-
sity Of Tennessee, 1902; initiated by
Tennessee Kappa, Oct 1, 1898; emi-
nent chronicler; attended S. A. E.
Nat'l convention Memphis 1904;
brother of Stanley H. Trezevant, Ten-
nessee Omega; manager Madison
Trust Co., Memphis, president Chicka-
saw Stone and Material Co.; m. Lois
Hunt Oct 23, 1907. Address, 536-
540 Scimitar Bldg., Memphis, Tenn.
TREZEVANT, Stanley Hamilton, law-
yer; b. Memphis, Tenn., June 10,
1884; s. M. B. and Susan Keith (Sim-
mons) T.; ed. University of the
South; initiated by Tennessee Omega,
April 1, 1902, later affiliated with
Tennessee Kappa; eminent archon;
delegate Memphis 1904 S. A. E. Nat'l
convention; brotiier of Roy H. Treze-
vant, Tennessee Kappa. Address,
1500 Memphis Trust Bldg., Memphis,
Tenn.
TRIMBLE, Carleton Thompson; b.
Trimble, 111., Nov. 12, 1887; s. John
Dunlap; ed. University of Illinois,
1911; Shield and Trident business
manager 1911 Illio, circulation mana-
ger Daily mini, interscholastic circus
manager, class sergeant at arms; in-
itiated by Illinois Beta, May 4, 1908;
eminent archon, treasurer; mem. A.
F. and A. M.; m. Lettie Louise Busey,
Jan. 11, 1912. Address, Trimble, 111.
TUCKER, John Voden, lawyer; b. La
Grange, Me., July 28, 1873; s. Arthur
S. and Anna I. T.; ed. University of
Maine, 1904, Boston University, 1909,
Harvard; Deutscher Verein; initiated
by Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon. Ad-
dress, 5 Church St, Sanford, Me.
TUPPER, Frederick Qeddlngs, mechani-
cal and electrical eng^eer; b.
Charleston, S. C, July 12, 1882; s.
Samuel Y. and Deas (Geddings) T.; ed.
University of Georgia, 1900; initiated
by Georgia Beta, Sept 13, 1897; emi-
nent chronicler; son of Samuel T.
Tupper, Tennessee Nu, brother of
Samuel T. Tupper, Jr., Georgia Phi;
assistant engineer South Eastern Un-
derwriters association; graduated U.
S. Naval Academy, 1904, commis-
sioned ensign U. S. Navy, Jan. 1906,
resigned Feb. 1906; m. Maymie M.
Miller, Nov. 17, 1904. Address, 529
Equitable Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
TURNER, Job Darbin, educator; b.
Minnie, Ky., March 18, 1875; s. John
Burk and Mary Ann T.; ed. Ken-
tucky State College, 1898; class treas-
urer, football and track, president
Henry Clay Law society, captain
cadet company, secretary-treasurer
student mess; initiated by Kentucky
Epsilon, Feb. 10, 1900; eminent deputy
archon; mem. board of trustees of
Kentucky Epsilon; delegate S. A. E.
Nat'l convention Memphis, 1904; prov-
ince Iota 'convention; head of Feed
Control division of Kentucky, secre-
tary-treasurer association of Feed
Control officials of the United States,
1910-11, alumni manager of athletics
of Kentucky State College, 1907-08,
president Alumni association, 1910;
m. Ann Garland Claybreeke, Oct. 25,
1906. Address, 135 Washington Ave.,
Lexington, Ky.
TURNER, Orvllle Hickman Browning,
chief engineer; b. Cherry Box, Mo.,
Nov. 25, 1862; s. Luther and Eveline
(Baker) T.; ed. Missouri State Uni-
versity, 1888; editor-in-chief Univer-
sity Argus; initiated by Missouri
Alpha May 25, 1884, (charter mem.) ;
attended S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
St Louis, 1892; chief engineer St. L.
R. M. and P. Ry. Co.; mem. American
society of Civil Engineers and Engi-
neer's club Of St Louis; m. Maud
Hawkins, March 11, 1891. Address,
Raton, N. M.
TURPIN, William Conrad, mercantile;
b. Millwood, Va., Aug. 24, 1891; s. Wil-
liam C. and Evelyn (Nelson) T.; ed.
University of Georgia; class historian.
Junior cabinet Delta Delta, T. K. A.,
athletic editor Red and Blade, chair-
man Senior Hop committee; initiated
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by Georgia Beta, Dec. 4, 1909, later
affiliated with Georgia Psi; eminent
recorder; with Macon Brick Co. Ad-
dress, 376 Orange St., Macon, Ga.
TUTTLE, Arthur J., lawyer; b. Leslie,
Mich., Nov. 8, 1868; s. Ogden U. and
Julia £. (McCentum) T.; ed. Univer-
sity of Michigan, 1895; class histori-
an. Palladium board. Phi Beta Kappa;
initiated by Michigan Iota-Beta, June
18, 1891; eminent archon, deputy
archon, treasurer, served as president
of province Delta; delegate S. A. E.
Nat'l convention Chattanooga, 1892,
PitUburgh, 1893, Washington, 1894,
founder of Nebraska Lambda-Pi;
county prosecuting attorney, 1899-
1902, state senator, 1897-1910, U. S.
district attorney eastern district of
Michigan at Detroit since Sept 1,
1911; traveled in Spain, Italy, Switzer-
land, France, Germany, England, Ire-
land, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Rus-
sia and Poland ; mem. University club,
Detroit; m. Jessie B. Stewart, March
11, 1903. Address, Leslie, Mich.
TWINING, Granville Howard, physi-
cian and surgeon ; b. Corning, la., July
25 1876; s. L. T.; ed. Northwestern
University 1906, Rush Medical Col-
lege, 1910; Syllabus board, Sigma Xi,
Deru, Hinman literary society; initi-
ated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Nov. 25,
1901; eminent archon; served as vice-
president province Zeta; division sur-
geon C. M. and P. S. Ry., local surgeon
C. M. and St. P. Ry.. Spanish-Ameri-
can war veteran, served in the Philip-
pines; interne Presbyterian hospital,
Chicago; m. Wilhelmine M. Sommer,
June 24, 1911. Address, Mobridge, S.
D.
TYE, Benjamin W., lawyer; b. Atlanta,
Ga., March 26, 1887; s. John L. and
Carrie (Wilson) T.; ed. Georgia
School of Technology, Yale Univer-
sity; initiated by Georgia Phi, Feb.
1905; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion Atlanta, 1906, Atlantic City, 1910;
mem. law firm Tye, Peeples and Jor-
dan; district attorney L. and N. R. R.
Co., division counsel N. C. and St. L.
Ry., counsel for Georgia I. C. R. R.
Co.; mem. Capitol City club. Pied-
mont Driving club, University club,
and Atlanta athletic club; m. Annie
C&verly, Nov. 16, 1910. Address, 413-
420 Equitable Bldg., AtUnta» Ga.
TYSON, Blakely M., rancher; b. Brook-
lyn, N. T., July 28, 1888; ■. Charles
H. and Cora B. T.; ed. Stanford Uni-
versity, 1911; initiated by California
Alpha, Sept 1907; orange rancher.
Address, Mentone, CaL
u
UHL, Elmer Jeremiah, mercantile; b.
Indianapolis, Ind., May 4, 1886; s.
John and Louisa (Marts) U.; ed. Pnr-
due University, 1910; claas football
and basketball, civil engineering so-
ciety; initiated by Indiana Beta, Dec
14, 1907; eminent deputy archon; del-
egate to Delta province convention at
Chicago, 1910, one of the organizers
of Dallas S. A. E. Alumni association;
Texas representative for Memphis
Steel Construction Co., of Memphis,
Tenn. Address, 829 Wilson Bldg.,
Dallas Tex.
UNDERWOOD, John DeLose, inBU^
ance; b. Washington, D. C, May 4,
1876; s. Zeriah Green and Snsan F.
(Andrews) U.; ed. Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, 1898; L'Avenir
society, glee club member; initiated
by Massachusetts Iota-Tan, Oct 20,
1894; fire insurance inspector and ad-
juster; mem. of Technology club of
New York; m. Maud Arnold, April 21,
1909. Address, 128 Park Ave., STwarth-
more, Penn.
UNDERWOOD, Franklin Mason, school
principal; b. Joplin, Mo., Oct. 8, 1880;
s. S. A. and Sarah A. (Whitwell) U.;
ed. University of Missouri, 1902;
president Athenaeum literary society;
initiated by Missouri Alpha, Sept. 12,
1899; eminent recorder; principal of
Fanning Public School, treasurer Mis-
souri State Teachers association;
mem. Schoolmaster's club, menL Prin-
cipal's club. Address, Rose Fanning
School, Grace and McDonald ave., St
Louis, Mo.
UN8W0RTH, Samuel, rector; b. Bolton,
Lancashire, England, Feb. 8, 18S2; s.
William and Elisabeth U.; ed. St
Stephen's College, 1875; member of
the Sigma-Phi society which later be-
come New Tork Sigma-Phi; initiated
for New Tork Sigma-Phi by Califbmia
Alpha; rector Trinity Episcopal
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
church; m. Haniuh Dawson, July SS,
ISTif. Addreu. lis W. Second St.,
Ruio, NaT.
VAILE, JamM B„ merc&aUle; b. Santa
Barbara, Cal., Aug. 10, 1884; ■. Mr.
and Mm. Cliarlea S. Valle; ed. at Unl-
Terslty of Colorado, 1B07, Pomona
College, 1908; football team, Dra^
matlc club, Phi DelU Phi; Initiated
b7 Colorado Chi, 1906; auperlnten-
dent orange packing house. Ad>
dresi, Porterrille, CaL
VAILE, Wllllan Newell, lawyer; b.
Kokomo, Ind., June 22, 187S; §.' Joel
Frederick and Charlotte Marlon
{WMte) v.; ed. at Tale UnlverBlty,
1898. entered Harvard UnlTeralty,
Law School, 1898, but was sent home
after three months In Cambridge hos-
pital with typhoid, contracted In the
military service of the United
States. Entered the Law School of
UnlTerslty of Colorado, 1899, and
again returned to Harvard Unlvei^
■Ity Law School; Initiated by Colo-
rado Cbl, Feb. 4, 1899; president of
Province Bta; Junior mem. of firm of
VaUe, McAIUster & Valle; mem. of
Denver and Colorado Bar associa-
tion, mem. of American Academy of
Political and Social Science, mem. of
American aHealth league; m. L, E.
Hall, June IE, 1902. Residence, Ar-
vada, Colo., office, 420 EquiUble
Bldg.. Denver, Colo.
VAN CLEVE, William Marvin, lawyer;
b. Uacon, Mo., Feb. 10, 1880; s. Wil-
liam H. and Fannie N. Van C; ed. at
Cumberland University, 1903, Wash-
ington University; Initiated by Ten-
nessee Lambda, Sept 20, 1898; m.
Florence Wardell. June 27, 1907. Ad-
dress, Macon, Mo.
VANOIVER, Almuth C„ lawyer; b.
Gadsden, Ala., June 21, 1879; s. Well-
ington and Florence (Cunningham)
v.: ed. at Alabama Polytechnic Insti-
tute. 189S; Initiated by Alabama AI-
phsrMn, Oct. 18SG, eminent archon,
attended S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
8t Louie, 1896; deputy assistant dis-
trict attorney New York county,
1906-1W8. Residence. 44 west 44th
887
I Nassau St., New Tork
St, oDce, 3
City.
VANDIVtER, Huflh Emerson, student;
b. April 19, 1S91; s. Ira C. and Ella
(Forsythe) V.; student at Franklin
College; class president baseball
squad, varsity football and basket
baU; Initiated by Indiana Alpha, Feb.
10, 1911. Address, Franklin, Ind.
VAN INWEQEN, H. Barensten, stu-
dent; b. Aug. 5, 188S; s. Charles F.
and Bmma L. (Van Etten) V.; stu-
dent at Cornell University; Initiated
by New Tork Alpha. Address, 29
CoJe St., Port Jervls, N. T.
VAN MATRE, Harold, clvU engineer;
b. Cincinnati, O.; s. Henry and U.
F. (Huntington) V.; ed. at Univer-
sity Of Cincinnati, 1902; captain foot-
ball team, 1900; initiated by
Ohio Bpstlon, Oct. G, 1S98; brother
Of Morgan Van Matre, Ohio EpsUon,
Everett Van Matre, Ohio E^sUon,
Lawrence Van Matre, Ohio EpsUon;
Chief engineer and treasurer of the
Canadian Perro-Concrete Co. Ad-
dress. SOS PaclSc Bldg., Vancouver,
VAN HOESEN, Frank C, student; b.
June 30. 1891; s. F. P. and Adeline
(Miller) v.; student at University of
Pennsylvania; initiated by Pennsyl-
vania Theta, Oct 21, 1910. Address,
340 Oxford St, Rochester. N. T.
VAN VLECK, Arthur N/e, student; b.
Aug. 1, 1890; B. J. N. and Mary C.
(Nye) v.: student at George Wash-
ington Universtty; Initiated by
Washington City Rho, Nov. 18. 1911.
Address, 1410 EucUd St, N. W.,
Washington. D. C.
VAWTER, William Arthur, II., manu-
facturer; b. Danville, Ind., May E,
1884; s. William A. and Alice Rebecca
(Hadley) V.; ed. at Northwestern
University, Cornell University, 1905;
while at (^mell University, mem. of
Sphlni Head, golf team, manager
of cross country team, mem. Inter-
collegiate C. C. league, associate edit-
or of senior class book. Mosque Dra-
matic club, Sunday Night club; Ini-
tiated by Illinois Pst-Omega, Oct 18,
1900, affiUated with New Tork Alpha,
eminent treasurer and correspon-
dent at New Tork Alpha, alternate
delegate from New Tork Alpha Mem-
288
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
phU conTention, 1904, alternate dele-
gate from Chicago Alumni aasocla-
tlon to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Atlantic City, 1909; delegate from
Chicago Alumni ataociatlon to 8. A.
E. Nat'l convention at Kansas City,
1910; attended province Delta con-
vention at Chicago, 1910; aaslBtant
manager of Baker Vawter Co.; m.
Dorothy Pattibone Fuller, 8ept 10,
1910. Address, 184 Bellvlew St, Ben-
ton Harbor, Mich.
VERNON, Irving Evans, lawyer; b.
Shelbume, N. H., Nov. 1, 1878; s.
Edward J. and Emma 8.; ed. at Bos-
ton University, 1901; mem. William
E. Russell society, mem. New Hamp-
shire club; Initiated by Massachus-
etU Beta-Upsilon, Dec. 3, 1898, emi-
nent treasurer, attended 8. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Boston, 1900, dele-
gate to province Alpha convention,
1900; assistant county attorney of
Cumberland county, Portland city
council, 1903-1904; m. Elsie McGln-
gan, June 6, 1906. Address, 390 Con-
gress St., Portland, Me.
VERNON, James Mercer, Jr., student;
b. Sept 16, 1887; s. James M. and
Bertha Tudor V.; student at George
Washington University; initiated by
Washington City Rho, Nov. 20, 1909.
Address, Everett, Wash.
VERY, William Gardner, student; b.
June 4, 1892; s. Charles H. and Mary
E. (Gardner) V.; student at Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute; initiated
by Massachusetts Delta, Nov. 26,
1910. Address, 6 Roslyn St., Salem,
Itf ass.
VIGAR8, William Chester, farmer; b.
Eldora, Iowa, Jan. 31, 1890; s. James
and Anna V.; ed. at Northwestern
University; class track and baseball
teams; initiated by Illinois Psi-
Omega, Feb. 19, 1910. Address, El-
dora Iowa
VINCENHELLER, George Ashton, fruit
grower and distributor; b. Ranger,
Tex., Nov. 3, 1877; s. William G. and
Virginia L. V.; ed. at University of
Arkansas, 1901; president Junior
class, baseball team four years, cap-
tain of baseball team 1900 and 1901,
football team four years, captain
1900. track team; Initiated by Ar-
kaDBBB AJpha-Upsllon, Nov. 5, 1898,
eminent treaanrer and deputy uv ^
chon; delegate to proTince conven-
tion, Kansas City, 1899, delegate to
Nat'l convention* Boston, 1900, at-
tended Memphia, Tenn.» conTentkm,
1904; m. Miriam A. Austin, Oct 1,
1902. Address, 22 E. Center St, Fay-
ettevllle. Ark.
VINCENT, Earl W^ student; b. Ifaith
27, 1886; s. George G. and Mary T.
(Wright) v.; student at Unlvenity
of Iowa, B. A., at Monmouth, 1909;
initiated by Iowa Beta, Feb. 10, 1911.
Address, Keota, Iowa.
VININQ, Vernon E^ student; b. Jan.
16, 1888; s. Samuel J. and AdeUne
(Elsworth) v.; student at Ohio State
University; Glee club reader; initi-
ated by Ohio Delta, Oct, 1907, aflUi-
ated with Ohio Theta. Address,
Cellna, Ohio.
VIOLETTE, Eugene Morrowp college
professor; b. Pittsville, Mo., Sept
4, 1873; 8. Thomas H. and Julia
(Horn) v.; ed. at Central College,
1898; local editor of Central College*
1897, winner of Dockery scholarship
prize, 1897, president of T. M. C. A,
1897; Initiated by Fayette branch of
Missouri Alpha, Oct 8, 1895; profes-
sor of history. State Normal School,
KlrksviUe, Mo., since 1900, author
of History of First District Nor-
mal School, History of Adair coun-
ty, mem. of American Historical
association, mem. Missouri Society of
Teachers of History and Govern-
ment; m. Hallle Hall, Sept. 18, 1902.
Address, Klrksvllle, Mo.
VIRGIN, Edward Harmon, librarian;
s. Rev. E. W. and M. E. (Harmon)
v.; ed. at Harvard University, 1899;
initiated by Massachusetts Gamma,
Nov. 27, 1897, eminent archon; dele-
gate to S. A. E. Nat'l convention,
Nashville, 1898, Boston, 1900, Wash-
ington, 1902, Memphis, 1904, eminent
supreme recorder, 1900-1904, author
of "A Bibliography of S. A. B.," con-
tributor to the songs of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; librarian of the General
Theological Seminary of the Protest-
ant Episcopal church, mem. Ameri-
can Library association, president of
New York Library club, traveled in
Europe. Address, Chelsea Sq., New
York City.
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VOLK, Marcus Henry, student; b. July
27, 1886; s. George W. and Lura T.
(DeLiano) V.; student at University
Of Denver; captain varsity football
and varsity baseball, track and
basketball; initiated by Colorado
Zeta, Oct 2, 1909. Address, San
Diego, Cal.
VOSS, Walter C, mercantile; b. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Dec. 24, 1883; s. George
W. and Helen V.; ed. at Case School
of Applied Science, 1906; senate,
1906, Pick and Shovel club, manager
of track team, 1905, mem. Glee club,
1905; Initiated by Ohio Rho, Feb. 18,
1905 (charter mem.); mem. Sigma
Rho local and attended Memphis con-
vention to help obtain charter for
Ohio Rho; eminent archon; ma-
chinery salesman. Address, 10526
Churchill Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
w
WADE, Franklyn Charles, lawyer; b.
Fredonia, Kan., Nov. 29, 1878; s. D.
F. and Roena Beatty Wl; ed. at Uni-
versity of Indiana, 1908; Alpha Delta
Sigma and Tau Epsilon Phi, honor-
ary local societies, mem. football
team, 1903, 1905, 1906, captain elect
1907, all state left tackle for three
years. Phi Delta Phi; initiated by
Indiana Gamma, Jan. 19, 1907 (char-
ter mem.), eminent deputy archon,
petitioner for local to S'. A E. Natl
convention at Atlanta, 1906, when
charter was granted; m. Lenora Lo-
raine Tobin, July 31, 1911. Address,
Fredonia, Kan.
WAD8W0RTH, Albert Hodges, real es-
tate; b. Matagorda, Tex., March 10,
1887; 8. W. B. and Julia (Hodges)
W.; ed. at University of the South,
1908; initiated by Tennessee Omega,
1894; m. Lurline Andrews, Dec. 1,
1910. Address, Matagorda, Tex.
WAGQENER, Roy, mercantile; b.
Franklin, Ind., March 14, 1881; s. Rob-
ert and Nancy Brown (Telton) W.;
ed. at Franklin College, 1904; mem.
football team, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1903,
captain, 1899, 1900, field captain
1903; initiated by Indiana Alpha,
Sept. 26, 1900; superintendent of J.
D. Case Planing Mills; m. Edith Mae
Mnlendere, Nov. 7, 1906. Address,
comer Morgan and Eleventh Bts.,
Ruahville, Ind.
WAGNER, Edward Carl, manufac-
turer; b. Chicago, ni.. Sept 19, 1881;
B. Edward and Minnie M. W.; ed. at
Washington University, 1903; cap-
tain baseball team; initiated by Mis-
souri Beta, Nov. 23, 1899; secretary
and treasurer Forest Park Brewing
Co.; m. Ida Stoffregen, April 28, 1909.
Address, 3514 Hawthorne Blvd., St
Louis, Mo.
WAKEMAN, Albert DuBols, mercan-
tile; b. Oct 6, 1885; s. W. J. and
Mary (Relljea) W.; ed. at University
of Cincinnati, 1908, track team and
tennis team; initiated by Ohio Bpsi-
lon. Sept, 1904, attended convention
at Memphis, lenn., 1904; building
material business; mem. University
club, mem. Mutteromoh A. A club,
Portland Rowing club, Irvington
Tennis club. Address, 770 Northrup
St, Portland, Ore.
WALDO, William Beadle, lawyer; b.
Canon City, Colo., Aug. 7, 1884; s.
Charles E. and Lida B. W.; ed. at
University of Colorado, 1911; mem.
Phi Delta Phi; initiated by Colo-
rado Chi, Oct 16, 1908; eminent ar-
chon; delegate to S. A E. Nat'l con-
vention, Kansas City, Mo. Address,
621 River St, Canon City, Colo.
WALECHKA, John H., financier; b.
Teopolis, Wis., Jan. 12, 1887; s. Mr.
Walechka and Anne (Kocian) W.;
ed. at University of Wisconsin, 1907;
Iron cross. Monastics, chairman of
Badger Board, 1906, in inter-collegi-
ate debate against University of
Michigan, 1906; initiated by Wis-
consin Alpha; banking, manufact-
turing, financing enterprises; mem.
Republican State Central committee;
m. Janet Mikel, Dec. 8, 1907. Ad-
dress, Eland, Wis.
WALKER, Carroll Preston, mercantile;
b. Dyersburg, Tenn., Sept 18, 1888;
s. Dr. J. P. C. and Jennie (Doyle)
W.; ed. at Bethel College; football
manager, 1907-1908, initiated by Ken-
tucky Iota, Oct 6, 1906; eminent cor-
respondent and treasurer; with
B^Eunsworth-EiVanB Cotton Co. Ad-
dress, Dyersburg, Tenn.
WALKER, James Oecar, farmer; b.
Mecklenburg County, N. C, March
240
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
25, 1879; 8. H. J. and Catherine E.
Berryhill; ed. at DaYi'dton College,
1901; initiated by North Carolina
Theta, Dec. 23, 1896; Southern Manu-
facturers club, Colonial and Meck-
lenburg Country club, 32nd degree
Mason, Knight Templar, captain
Arab Patrol Oasis Temple, A. A. O.
N. M. S. Address, Charlotte, N. C.
WALKER, Francis William, engineer;
b. New Brighton, Penn., Sept 29,
1888; s. Francis William and Lilia
(Francos) Gould; ed. at Pennsylva-
nia State College, 1911, post gradu-
ate at University of Illinois, 1911; as-
sistant business manager of CoUege
annual, mem. Sigma Xi, football
team; initiated by Pennsylvania Al-
pha-Zeta, affiliated with Illinois Beta,
eminent archon; superintendent of
Beaver Fall Art. Tile Co.; ceramic
engineer, mem. American Ceramic
Society and American Chemical so-
ciety. Address, Patterson Heights,
Beaver Falls, Penn.
WALKER, George Johnson, contract^
ing engineer; b. Monroe City, Mo.,
Jan. 5, 1881; ed. at University of
Missouri, 1902, 1904; mem. local
senior society A. E. B. H., mem. Tau
Beta PI; initiated by Missouri Alpha,
Jan. 20, 1900; associate mem. Am-
erican Society Contracting Engin-
eers; m. Rheyma Miller, April, 6,
1910. Address, 5433 Elmer St., Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
WALKER, Henry Q., lawyer; b. Font-
anelle, Iowa, Oct. 7, 1878; s. Philip
and Belle (Grass) W.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Iowa, L. A., 1904, law, 1906;
president Junior class, Phi Delta
Phi, general manager athletics, 1904-
1905; short story prize, Pickard
prize for extemporaneous debate, rep-
resented the university in Northern
Oratorical league contest at Ann Ar-
bor, 1905, and Hamilton club con-
test at Chicago, 1905; and at Wis-
consin-Iowa debate, 1904; initiated
by Iowa Beta, Feb. 11, 1905 (charter
mem.); delegate of petitioning chap-
ter to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at
Memphis, 1904, where charter was
granted, referee in bankruptcy, 1906;
city solicitor of Iowa City, 1907- 1911,
lecturer in law at University of Iowa,
^909-1910, mem. Iowa Bar association.
mem. American Bar aModatlon,
curator State Historical Society of
Iowa, captain of Companj I. 54th
Infantry I. N. O.. 1909-1910; pott-
master at Iowa City; m. Slgny Veb-
len. Sept 12, 1906. Address, 527
North Linn St, Iowa City, Iowa.
WALKER, Paul Attee, atudent; b.
Washington county. Penile a. Joseph
L. and Hannah J. W.; ed. at Univer-
sity of Chicago, 1905, Ph. B^ 1909,
student at Univenlty of Oklahoma,
law; mem. Dramatic club and debatr
ing society at University of Chicago,
mem. Oavel club and Holmes Law
club at University of Oklahoma,
Ferdinand Peck Prise, acholarship
oratorical contest, fteshman and
sophomore debating teams at Uni-
versity of Chicago, Oklahoma-Kansas
debating teams, 1911, 1912, chairman
student legislative committee of law
school at University of Oklahoma;
initiated by Illinois Theta, March 9,
1903 (charter mem.); eminent a^
chon, affiliated with Oklahoma Kap-
pa, eminent archon; attended 8. A.
E. Nat'l convention, Memphis, 1904,
delegate S. A. E. Natl convention at
Atlantic City, 1909, Kansas City,
1910, delegate province Theta con-
vention, 1910; president province
Theta, 1908-1912, visited chapters of
province Theta, 1908; petitioning del-
egate from Holmes Law club and Plii
Delta Phi Nat'l convention, Cincin-
nati, 1911; first consul of Holmei
chapter Phi Delta Phi; law student,
instructor, debating and oratory at
University of Oklahoma, principal
Shawnee High School, Shawnee^
Okla., 1905-1908. Address S. A. E.
House, Norman, Okla.
WALKER, Clifford, lawyer b. Monroe,
Qa., July 4, 1877; s. B. Sanders and
Alice (Mitchell) W.; ed. at Unive^
slty of Georgia, 1897; president
Demosthenian society, medalist de-
bater of Demosthenian society, found-
er and business manager The Geor-
gian, founder and first debater
Georgia-North Carolina debates,
sophomore declaimer medalist. Junior
debater's medal. Junior orator, editor
Red and Black, serg.-major and adjut^
ant battalion cadets, president Y. M
C. A.; initiated by Georgia Beta,
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
241
Sept. 12, 1894» son of B. S. Walker,
Georgia Beta, brother of B. S. Walk-
er, Jr., Georgia Beta, delegate to At-
lanta province conyentlon, delegate
to S. A. E. Nat'l conyention at St
Louis, 1896; mayor of city of Monroe,
Democratic State Bxecutive commit-
tee, releree in bankruptcy, solicitor
general western circuit, grand chan-
cellor Geongia Knights of Pythias;
m. Rosa Carter Matthewson, April
29, 1902. Address, Monroe, Ga.
WALKER, Stuart Wilson, Uwyer; b.
Berkeley county, W. Va., Nov. 5,
1862; s. James H. and Mary E. W.;
ed. at Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, 1882 and 1883; initiated by Vir-
ginia Sigma, Oct, 1883; mem. State
legislature, U. S. Attorney; delegate
to democratic Natl convenitlon at
Kansas City; m. Miss Thayer, Oct 4,
1894. Address, Martinsburg, W. Va.
WALKER, William Bohler, clergyman;
b. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 3, 1852; s.
Mathew Talbot and Maria Louise
W.; ed. at University of Georgia,
1872; class debater junior and
senior year, final orator Demosthe-
nian society, first medalist sopho-
more declamation, varsity baseball
team three years; initiated by
Georgia Beta, 1869, eminent archon;
won medal for oratory at S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Atlanta, 1872,
founded chapter at the University of
the South; delegate to S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Atlanta, 1872, Augusta,
1878, Atlanta, 1881, Augusta, 1882;
an advocate of northern extension;
clergyman of P. E. church; m. Bes-
sie Beecher Shew, Feb. 6, 1878. Ad-
dress, Ashland, Va.
WALLACE, Arthur T^ lawyer; b. Des
Moines, Iowa, March 28, 1888; s.
James and Margaret W.; ed. at Uni-
versity of Iowa, 1910; mem. freshman
football and basketball teams; initi-
ated by Iowa Beta, Oct, 1907; emi-
nent herald and deputy archon; dele-
gate to S. A. E. Natl conventions,
Atlantic City, 1909; Kansas City,
1910; delegate to province Zeta con-
ventions, Iowa City, 1909, and Law-
rence, 1911; secretary-treasurer pro v.
ince Zeta, 1909-11, president province
Zeta, 1912 — ; mem. Polk county Bar
association, Iowa State Bar associa-
tion. Address, 703-707 Citizens Nat'l
Bank Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa.
WALLING, Lester Stratton, student;
b. Jan. 6, 1891; s. Walter N. and
Millie (Stratton) W.; student at
Harvard University; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, March 4,
1911. Address, 49 Woodbine St., Au-
bumdale, Mass.
WALLI8, William Albert, mercantile;
b. Watertown, Mass.; s. Anthony H.
and Carrie I. (Whitton) W.; ed. at
Adrian College, 1903; initiated by
Michigan Alpha, Nov. 10, 1899; emi-
nent archon; superintendent and
draughtsman in art glass concern.
Address, 3308 Eiaston Ave., St. Louis,
Mo.
WALTON, Charles Franklin, Jr^ stu-
dent; b. April 18, 1890; s. Charles F.
and Etta F. (Files) W.; student at
Harvard University; initiated by
Massachusetts Gamma, Dec, 1909.
Address, 12 Nevens St, Portland,
Me.
WARD, Archibald Bertrand, U. S. treas-
ury department; b. Bear Branch,
Ind.; 8. Samuel G. and Margaret
(Dennis) W.; ed. at Franklin College,
1902, Cincinnati University; class ora-
tor, class treasurer, Webster Literary
society; initiated by Indiana Alpha,
May 26, 1902, affiliated with Ohio
Epsilon; teacher, county superinten-
dent of schools, two years in Philip-
pines, mem. Indiana State Teachers'
association, mem. Nat'l Geographic
society, traveled extensively in Ja-
pan, China, Philippines, Southern
Asia and Europe, Mason; m. Ida Bur-
roughs, 1905. Address, 197 Ridge
Ave., Lawrenceburg, Ind.
WARD, Frank Anthony, designer; b.
Sterling, 111., Aug. 24, 1888; s. Henry
Clay and Mary Catherine (Anthony)
W.; ed. at University of Illinois,
1911; vice-president 1909 and in 1910
president of Architects club. Univer-
sity quartet 1905-1908, Glee and Man-
dolin clubs, 1908-1910; initiated by
Illinois Beta, Nov. 10, 1906, eminent
herald and correspondent attended
S. A. E. Nat'l convention at Kansas
City, 1910; brother of Philip Henry
Ward, Illinois Beta; with Myron
Hunt, architect. Address, Los Ange-
les, (3al.
242
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
I
WARD, Hugh Malcolm, student; b.
July 25, 1893; 8. George S. and Jes-
sie Robinson MoseW.; student at Uni*
versity of Pennsylvania; initiated by
Pennsylvania Theta, Dec. 19, 1911;
brother of Ralph D. Ward, Pennsyl-
vania Theta, Walter S. Ward, Penn-
sylvania Theta. Address, Blackburn
Rd., Sewickley, Penn.
WARD, John 8^ engineer; b. La Cen-
ter, Wash., March 3, 1884; s. W. S.
and Lydia A. W.; ed. at University of
Washington, 1909; crew and football
team; initiated by Washington Al-
pha, May 30, 1906; brother of Homer
H. Ward, Washington Alpha, Arthur
H. Ward, Washington Alpha; county
engineer of Lewis county. Wash. Ad-
dress, 914 Second St, Centralia,
Wash.
WARD, Philip Henry, student; b. Ster-
ling, 111., Oct 28, 1891; s. Henry C.
and Mary C. W.; student at Univer-
sity of Illinois; trustee Illinois Pub-
lishing Co. two years. Helmet, Phi
Delta Phi, John Marshall Law club.
College Dancing club, junior prom
committee, Lincoln league, business
manager Siren, 1911; initiated by Illi-
nois Beta, Oct 23, 1909; brother of
Frank A. Ward, Illinois Beta; emi-
nent chronicler, attended S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Kansas City, 1910,
traveled in Europe, 1911. Address,
807 Ave. B., Sterling, 111.
WARFIELD, Richard Emerson, manu-
facturer; b. Healdsburg, Cal., Jan. 26,
1881; s. Richard Henry and Luta Em-
erson W.; ed. at Leland Stanford
University, 1903; vice-president sen-
ior class; initiated by California Al-
pha, Sept 22, 1899; delegate S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, Washington,
1902, Memphis, 1904, organized prov-
ince Kappa, 1911; vice-president and
secretary International Endless Chain
Saw Co. Address, 34 University PL,
cor. East Ninth St, New York City.
WARNER, Arthur 8lmms Dudley, re-
finer; b. Jordan, N. T., July 15,
1884; s. Charles Mortimer and Alice
(Emerick) W.; ed. at Harvard Uni-
versity, 1907, Harvard Mechanical
club; initiated by Massachusetts
Gamma, Dec. 9, 1904; New York S. A.
E. Alumni association; engineer War-
ner Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiner;
mem. American Chemical society;
m. Margherita Hall Arkell, Nov. 4,
1908. Residence, 404 Riverside Driven
office, 79 Wall St, New York City.
WARNE8, Burl U student; b. June 3,
1889; s. John E. and Ada M. (Ha^
rand) W.; student at University of
South Dakota; University band and
orchestra; mem. track team, 1908;
cross country team, 1908; initiated
by South Dakota Sigma, Jan. 27,
1911. Address, Clear Lske, South
Dakota.
WARREN, William Harry, student; b.
Aug. 3, 1889; s. William Sherman and
Rose Evelyn (Stacy) W.; student at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute; in-
itiated by Massachusetts Delta, Oct
30, 1909. Address, 39 Horlburt St.
Cambridge, Mass.
WARWICK, Herbert Sherwood, Uni-
versity official; b. Waynesville. Ohio,
June 14, 1884; s. C. W. and Anna M.
(Sherwood) W.; ed. Ohio State Uni-
versity, three years, B. A., 1906, Den-
ver University, one year. University
of Mich, S. S., 1906; varsity Ohio
association, secretary athletic board,
football team Ohio State University,
1905 and 1906; cheer leader, chair-
man of carnival, mem. of F. and A
M.; Archbar Orotto, Rotary dnb;
initiated by Colorado Zeta, Sept 27,
1902, later affiliated with Ohio TheU;
eminent archon; delegate to Pordueb
1906, Delaware, 1908, Chicago, 1910,
province conventions; elected vice-
president of province Delta, 1908;
delegate S. A. B. Natl conven-
tion Kansas City, 1910; president
province Delta, 1910-11; aecretary of
Ohio State University asaociation of
alumni and students, secretary-treas-
urer of the C. W. Hain Safe Co.,
Columbus, Ohio; m. Hazel Ruth HaiB,
June 10, 1908. Residence, 382 King
Ave., office, Ohio Union, Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio.
WA8HBURN, Benjamin Martin, stu-
dent; b. Bethel, Vt, June 1, 1887; a
Seth Monroe and Kate Strong
(Brooks) W.; ed. Dartmouth College,
1907, student at General Theological
Seminary, N. T.; salutatorian; Pbl
Beta Kappa; on Argis board. Dra-
matic club, Pray Modem Language
prize, Warren Scholarahlp, Rufii
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
248
Choate Scholar; president of class
and president of Missionary society
at General Theological Seminary; in-
itiated by New Hampshire Alpha, May
2, 1908; attended S. A. B. Natl con-
vention Atlanta, 1906 as representa-
tive of locaL Address, 175 9th Ave.,
New York City.
WAS80N, Harold James, student; b.
April 24, 1889; s. B. S. Wasson and
Margaret C. (Camp) W.; student at
University of Minnesota; initiated by
Minnesota Alpha, Oct 18, 1907. Ad-
dress, LaPorte City, la.
WATERH0U8E, William Eben, lawyer;
b. Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 10, 1876;
ed. Harvard University, 1898; initi-
ated by Massachusetts Gamma, March
9, 1895; instructor Detroit School for
Boys, 1898-99; Harvard Law School,
1899-01; delegate province Alpha con-
ventions, 1906, 1907, 1910; delegate
8. A. E. Nat'l convention, Atlanta 1906,
Atlantic City, 1909; president of prov-
ince Alpha, 1907-10; influential in
bringing New Hampshire Alpha Into
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; acted as emi-
nent recorder at the installation of
New Hampshire Alpha; practicing
law. Address, 50 Congress St, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WATERMAN, William John, real estate
and farm lands; b. Kasota, Minn.,
June 11, 1876; s. William and Ann
(Lambhin) W.; ed. Denison Univer-
sity and Chicago University, 1904;
football team at Denison University,
freshman football team at Chicago
University, scholarship at Chicago
University, secretary Calliopean so-
ciety at Denison University, chair-
man senior College council at Chi-
icago University, gave address of wel-
come representing student body of
University of Chicago on visit of Heir
Apparent of Throne of China in May
1904; initUted by Illinois Theta,
March 9, 1903; eminent archon; dele-
gate province Delta convention at
Minneapolis, Minn., 1904, treasurer of
Illinois Theta Alumni association,
1906-1911; treasurer and manager
Irvington Development Co.; mem. of
firm of Waterman and Faville; gen-
eral secretary T. M. C. A. of Univer-
sity Of Chicago, 1904-1905, mem. of
the board of managers; mem. City
club of Chicago; mem. committee of
Public Education; m. Eva L. Gage,
June 12, 1906. Residence, 6133
Greenwood Ave., office, 909 Associa-
tion Bldg., 19 South LaSalle St, Chi-
cago, 111.
WATERS, Leonard O., T. M. C. A. di-
rector; b. Winchester, Mass., June
21, 1884; s. Charles A. and Martha
Leone W.; ed. Boston University,
1914; basketball and football teams;
Initiated by Massachusetts BetarUp-
silon, 1909; eminent deputy archon;
boys' work director Somerville, T. M.
C. A.; m. Lillias F. Freeman, 1910.
Address, 148 Sycamore St, Somer-
WATKINS, Edwin Dial, physician; b.
Meridian, Miss., Aug. 10, 1881; s. Ed-
mund and Idielette (Dial) W.; ed.
University of Virginia B. S., 1902,
Columbia University, M. D., 1906;
Alpha Beta, Miller Fellowship in bi-
ology; initiated by Virginia Omicron,
Sept. 24, 1898; eminent archon;
brother of W. H. Watkins, Tennessee
Zeta; Presbyterian hospital, N. T.,
1906-1908, professor chemistry Univer-
sity of Tennessee Medical College;
practice with Dr. John M. Maury; m.
Minnie Bowles James, Oct 31, 1911.
Address, 720 Memphis Trust Bldg.,
Memphis, Tenn.
WATKINS, Edward Merrill, student; b.
1888; s. Edward and Margaret (Wil-
liams) W.; student at Adrian College;
vice president of freshman class, ten-
nis team, 1911; secretary Lambda
Phi literary society; initiated by
Michigan Alpha, Dec. 15, 1909. Ad-
dress, 2149 State St, Granite City,
111.
WATSON, James T. mercantile; b. Chi-
cago, Dec. 18, 1889; s. James and
Minnie (KimbaU) W.; ed. North-
western University, 1911; varsity
track team; initiated by Illinois Psi-
Omega, Oct 28, 1907; eminent arch-
on; attended S. A. E. Nat'l convention
Kansas City, 1910; with James Wat-
son and Co., printers, Chicago. Ad*
dress, 932 Forest Ave., Wilmette, 111.
WATSON, Thomas E., publicist; b. Co-
lumbia county, Ga., Sept 5, 1856; s.
John S. and Ann EUsa (Maddox) W.;
ed. Mercer College; initiated by
Georgia Psi, Oct. Vi1Z\ mnoou <^m^t^^
244
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
House of RepresentatiTe, 1882-S» Dem-
ocratic elector at large, 1888» mem.
52nd Congreaa (1891-8) as Populist,
secured the first approprlatioii for
free delivery of mails in rural dis-
tricts that Congress ever passed,
nominated for vice-president at St
Louis Populist convention which en-
dorsed Bryan for president, 1896,
nominated for President by People's
party, 1904, began publication of
Tom Watson's magazine in New
York, 1905, publisher of Watson's
Jeffersonian magazine and The Week-
ly Jeffersonian since 1906; author of
The Story of France, Life of Thomas
Jefferson, Life of Napoleon, Life and
Times of Thomas Jefferson, and
Bethany, a Study and Story of the
Old South. Address, Thomson, Ga.
WATT8, Edward Seabrook, lawyer; b.
Montgomery, Ala., June 5, 1882; s.
Thomas H. and Johness B. (Eddires)
W.; ed. Alabama and Columbia Uni-
versities; brother of Dr. J. W. Watts,
Alabama Mu, Troy Watts, Alabama
Mu; initiated by Alabama Mu, 1904;
practice in all courts State and Feder-
al including Supreme Court of U. S.;
county attorney Montgomery county,
mem. State Epeleptic commission to
establish an epileptlcal colony in Ala-
bama, conducted from the beginning
the case of Alonzo Bailey vs. State
of Alabama and finally winning it in
the Supreme court of the U. S. This
case attracted national attention and
has been discussed in the leading
magazines and related to peonage;
traveled in Europe and Canada; m.
Virginia Tyson Norwood, Nov. 4, 1908.
Address, Montgomery, Ala.
WAYMAN, Charles 8., mercantile; b.
Yorkville, 111., Nov. 12, 1887; s. John
and Catherine (Bowen) W.; ed. Uni-
versity of Michigan, 1911; initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, Oct 1907; at-
tended province Delta convention, Chi-
cago, 1910; salesman for Joseph T.
Ryerson, N. Y., steel and machinery.
Address, 371 Harvard St., Cambridge,
Mass.
WEBB, Frank Bell, clergsonan; b.
Eutaw, Ala., Nov. 5, 1848; s. William
P. and Martha B. W.; ed. University
of MiBFiBSlppl and Washington and
JLee University, 1869; pteaV^^tiX.
of Washington society; Intti
Mississippi Gamma, 1866^
mem.); later affiliated with
Sigma; eminent archcm; Coi
Virginia Sigma; pastor of Fir
dega Presbyterian church, tw
erator of Sjmod of Alabawr
Moderator Synod of Tenneas
yean editor of Orphan's
Monthly, chairman of ezecvt:
mittee of Orphan's Home,
years member Foreign Mlaal
mittee of Southern Pras
church, for five years moi
board of directors of Columb
logical Seminary, S. C, foi
years was Stated Clerk of i
Alabama Presbsrtery, for tn
president of Isbell Female C(
Talladega, Ala., degree of d
divinity conferred by Ruthf<
lege, 1898, was a commisaioa
the General Assembly of {
Presbyterian church at the F
byterian council at Waahingtc
Nov. 1899; m. Mary White
Oct. 30, 1872. Address, 17(
St., Talladega, Ala.
WEBBE, William Edward, far
Chicago, 111., July 6, 1886; s.
Edward and Annie Barter
Purdue University, C. B., 19
versity of Wisconsin, S. C, A|
class president at University
cousin; founder of Short Con
temity Alpha Alpha at Univc
Wisconsin; initiated by Indiaj
April 9, 1904; eminent deputy
attended province Delta con'
Purdue 1906, Chicago, 1910,
paign, 1912; vice-president ]
Delta, 1910 and 1911; preside
ince Delta, 1911. Address,
Hill Farm, Barrington, lU.
WEBER, Lewis John, lawyer;
luth, Minn., Aug. 6, 1888;
Charles and Sarah Peters (Tl
W.; B. A. degree 1909 at 8
University, student at Com
University Law School; ▼!<
dent Junior and senior clai
Southern University; Alpha
Delta law fratemi^; manage
ball team Southern Univerait
1908; mem. Belles Lettrea
society, president of the aociet
I \^Q^, scphomore orator, won
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
246
commencement orator's medal* senior
omtor's medal, repreeented College
in Alabama State Oratorical contest.
United Daughters <^ Confederacy
orator at commencement 1909» was
secretary to president of Southern
Union, 1907-1908, assistant in Science
department, 1908-1909; initiated by
Alabama Iota, Feb. 1907; eminent
archon; later al&llated with Tennes-
see Lambda; organized Mobile Alum-
ni association in 1910; elected secre-
tary of Mobile association of S. A. B.
Address, Great Falls, Mont
WEBSTER, Bethuel M^ lawyer; b.
Wattsburg, Penn., Feb. 9, 1871; s.
Grove F. and Elizabeth W.; ed. Uni-
Tersity of Colorado, 1894; football
team, 1892 and 1893; initiated by
Colorado Chi, Oct 21, 1892; eminent
treasurer; president province Eta,
1898-1899; m. Anna L. Davidson, June
15, 1899. Address, 611-615 Kittredge
Bldg., Denver, Colo.
WEBSTER, Clyde Irvin, lawyer; b.
Eaton Rapids, Mich., Aug. 10, 1877; s.
H. P. and Sarah J. W.; ed. Univer-
sity of Michigan, 1899, Law, 1901;
class orator, senior literary class,
1899; iniUated by Michigan Iota-Beta;
eminent archon; president province
Delta 1906-08; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l
convention, Boston, 1900, Atlanta,
1906; delegate province convention,
1906; visitation to Dywyki, 1906;
member firm of Choate Webster
Robertson and Tehmann; m. Edith
May Hughes, Sept 4, 1901. Resi-
dence, 31 King Ave., office, 433 Ma-
jestic Bldg., Detroit Mich.
WEBSTER, Frederick Alonzo, Dhysi-
dan and surgeon; b. Maiden, May 8,
1881; s. Francis C. and Helen J. W.;
ed. Boston University, 1903, post
graduate course in London, Polyclinic
College for Physicians and Surgeons;
initiated by Massachusetts BetSrUpsi
Ion, Nov. 13, 1902; m. Helen E.
Mooney, July 21, 1905. Address, 28
Hale St, Beverly, Masa
WEED, Theodore L., head of postal
savings system; b. Norwich, Conn.,
March 4, 1874; s. L. Walter and Julia
T. W.; ed. George Washington Uni-
versity; initiated by Washington City
Rho, Nov. 4, 1905; official stenogrsr
pher of the United States Evacuation
Commission in Cuba, 1898; chief of
the civil division of the military gov-
ernment of Cuba, 1899-02; private seo-
retary to Secretary of Commerce
Strauss, 1906-08; secretary of the
chairman of the National Republican
committee, 1908; chief clerk of the
Department of Commerce, 1908-10;
chief clerk of the U. S. Postoffice
department 1910; secretary of the
board of trustees of the postal sav-
ing system, 1910-12; appointed in
1912 as the General Director of the
Postal Savings system; secretary of
foundation for the promotion of in-
dustrial peace; m. Elizabeth Maud
Newman, Feb. 1, 1899. Address,
Washington, D. C.
WEEKS, Elbert Wright Jr^ student;
b..Jan. 29, 1890; s. E. W. and Jennie
E. (Biggs) W., (deceased); student at
University of Iowa; Si Mu, Waskwi,
Irving Institute, Polygon, Iroquois,
chairman Junior prom committee, ser-
geant C!o. A., cadet regiment humor-
ous editor 1918 Hawkeye annual; in-
itiated by Iowa Beta. Address, Guth-
rie Center, la.
WEEKS, Seth Biggs, student; b. Guth-
rie Center, la., Dec. 15, 1887; s. El-
bert W. and Jennie (Biggs) W.; stu-
dent at State University of Iowa;
football; initiated by Iowa Beta, Oct
12, 1907; eminent archon; delegare
S. A. E. Nat'l convention, Kansas
City, 1910; brother of E. W. Weeks,
Jr., Iowa Beta. Address, Guthrie
Center, la.
WELDON, James Lindsay, lawyer; b.
Pittsburgh, Penn., Jan. 27, 1888; s.
James S. and Jennie A. (Patterson)
W.; ed. Allegheny College, 1908;
Quill club; mem. Pan-Hellenic com-
mittee; initiated by Pennsylvania
Omega, June, 1905; eminent treas-
urer. Address, 461 Frick Bldg., An-
nex, Pittsburgh, Penn.
WELFARE, Harry George, engineer;
b. Cleveland, Ohio., Feb. 28, 1883; s.
Maurice W. and Mattie L. W.; ed.
Case School of Applied Sciences,
1905; class vice-president Tau Beta
Pi, Sigma Xi, football, track, presi-
dent mechanical engineer's club, local
editor of Case Tech, senior society.
Owl and Key; initiated by Ohio Rho,
Feb. 18, 1905, (charter mem.); engi-
246
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
neer National Carbon Co., associate
A. I. B. E. Address, 1368 Lakeland
Ave., Lakewood, Ohio.
WELLS, Russell, B., student; b. Dec.
8, 1891; B. Charles Edgar and Estelle
(Bonney) W.; student at University
of Denver; glee club, captain class
football, class basketball, captain
baseball; initiated by Colorado 2tota,
Oct 1, 1900. Address, 1464 Milwau-
kee St., Denver, Colo.
WELLH0U8E, William Earl, student;
b. April 19, 1889; s. Peter and Mary
(Reid) W.; student at University of
Kansas; initiated by Kansas Alpha,
Oct. 17, 1910. Address, Topeka, Kan.
WELTY, Donald Carlisle, fruit grower,
real estate; b. July 8, 1888; s. Duncan
O. and Margaret O. W.; ed. Iowa
State College, 1912; class president*
track team, extension department
lecturer, grain Judge, instructor; in-
itiated by Iowa Gamma, May 1909;
managing editor Greater Bitter Root
magazine, secretary Bitter Root Val-
ley Apple Growers union; m. Ruth EL
Coakley, Nov. 5, 1910. Address, Ham-
ilton, Mont
WENSTRAND, David Eric Wllhelm,
physician; b. Motala, Sweden, May 6,
1876; B. Andrew E. and Ida W. W.
ed. Northwestern University, 1900;
initiated by Illinois Psi-Omega, Oct
17, 1894, (charter mem.); 3rd assist-
ant medical director of the North-
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Interne Cook county hospital, 1900-02,
Fellow in Pathology, Rush 1902-03;
mem. Milwaukee Medical association,
Wisconsin State Medical Association,
American Medical association, Chi-
cago Pathological society; mem.
Grand Council of Phi Rho Sigma
from 1899, at present chairman;
author of the History of Phi Rho
Sigma; m. Gertrude Walters, Jan. 1,
1907. Residence, 733 Summitt ave-
nue, office, care Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., Milwaukee,
Wis.
WENTWORTH, Edward Norrls, Col-
lege professor; b. Dover, N. H., Jan.
11, 1887; s. Elmer Marston and Eliz-
abeth (Town) W.; ed. Iowa State
College, 1907; class treasurer. Alpha
Zeta, author official College song;
mem. 1906 and 1907 live stock Judg-
ing teams which won at Intematioiiil
Live Stock Bxpoftition at Chicago;
Initiated by Iowa Gamma» Feb. S,
1906; eminent archon; contributed
two songs to the S. A. E. song book;
associate professor of animal hui-
bandry, Iowa State College; mem.
American Society of Animf^i Nutri-
tion, American socie^ of Naturalists,
Iowa Academy of Science, American
Breeder's association; m. Alma B.
McCuUa, June 14, 1911. Address, 609
Welch Ave., Ames, la.
WE8T, Preston Caplinger, lawyer; b.
Rodney, Miss., Aug. 19, 1868; s. Pres-
ton Caplinger and Winifred (Wilcox)
W.; ed. Southwestern Presbyterian
University, 1888, University of Vir
ginia, 1890; awarded Stewart Societr
Improvement medal, faculty orator at
commencement, 1887, inter-society de-
bate, won inter-society oratorieil
contest, varsity track; initiated by
Tennessee Zeta, Sept 18, 1886, later
affiliated with Virginia Omicron; emi-
nent archon Tennessee Zeta; preii-
dent of province C; delegate to S. A
E. Nat'l convention Columbia, 1887,
and attended at Kansas City, 1910;
mem. Muskogee Bar aaaociation, Ok-
lahoma State Bar association, and
American Bar association; m. Bes-
sie Douglass Shelby, Oct 80, 1897.
Address, 329 South Sixth St, Mas-
kogee Okla.
WE8TBR00K, Josephua QrMne; b.
Madison county, Tenn., Sept 9, 1837;
B. Gray and Margaret W.; ed. at
Union University, 1859; CaUeopean
Literary society; initiated by chapter
at Union University, Murfreesboro,
Tenn., 1857; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention at Murfreesboro,
1858. The only living surrlvor of the
first Natl convention of 8. A. E.;
author of Bugle and Oun, C. S. A.,
private Cheatham's division of
Scott's battery; m. Josephine A.
White, Aug. 27, 1857. Addremi, 35
S. Division, West Point Mice.
WE8TERFIELD, Ellery Hill, lawyer;
b. Monmouth, IlL, Jan. 18, 1870; s.
James and Esther (Moore) W.; ed.
at Monmowth College, A. B^ 1893,
Washington University, LL. B^
1896; initiated by MiSMmri Beta,
April 13, 1896, eminent correspon-
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. BL
247
dent; mem. UnlTenltr club, Omaha,
mem. Happy Hollow club, mem.
State Hietorical Bocletr, SUte Bar
asioclatloD, Sona ol Revolution, Al-
den Kindred of America, Nebraska
lodge No. 1. A. F. ft A. M.; m. Eliza-
beth Edwards Orange, Oct. 9, IBOI;
Residence. S17 North Fiftieth Are.,
olflce, S45 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
WEaTMORELAND, Wade H., D. 8.
Army officer; b. Oreenvllle, S. C,
June 29, 1S66; a. Dr. Jeaae Morgan
and Emma Suaan (Helakell) W.; ed.
at South Carolina Military Academr,
1882; lalUated by South CaroUna
Lambda. Dec. 13, 1883 (charter
mem.) ; attended S. A. E. Nat'l con-
▼entfon at Cincinnati, 1890; flrat
lieutenant 11th cavalir, profeaaor ot
militaiy aclence and tactlca, Colum-
bia Military Academy, Columbia,
Tenn., Spantab-American war and
Fblllpplne Inaurrectlon, third U. S.
Tolnnteer Infantry, company I, cap-
tain in Spanlah-American war, 11th
cavalry, aecond lieutenant, later flrat
lieutenant In Philippine Inaurrectlon;
m. Helen Edith Thebaut, March 2,
1901. Addreaa, Columbia, Tenn.
WHATLEY, Seaborn Thornton, life In-
Burance; b. Havana, Hale county,
Ala., Jan. 9, 1SS7; a. J. W. and B. C.
W.: ed. at tinlveralty ot Alabama,
1907; varalty football team, 1906.
prealdent Athletic aaecclatlon, 1906,
editor The Carsalle. 190B; Initiated
by Alabama Mu, Sept 19, 1903, eml-
aent archon; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Memphla, 1904; bro-
ther of Fred S. Whatley, Alabama
Uu. and Bmmet M. Whatley, Ala^
bama Mu; Held superintendent Re-
liance Life Inaurance Co. Address,
329 Burke, Seattle, Waah.
WHEELOCK, Seymour Edwin, commla-
■lon buslneas; b. Chicago, Jnly 16,
1879; a. Seymour A. and Fannie R.
W.; ed. Northweatem nnlveralty,
1900; mem. Unlvertltr tootball team;
Initiated by niinola Pal-Omega, Dec.
18, 1899; vice-president the Bvanaton
8. A. EL Alumni aaaociatlon; mem.
Board of Directors IlUncria PsI-Omega
Bldg aaaociatlon. Addreaa, 832 Cen-
tral Ave.. Wllmette, III.
WHJTCOMB, Fred Campbell, unlTer-
alty profesBcr; b. North Vernon, Ind.,
a. laaao G. and Chlorenda Patrick
W.; ed. at Franklin College; tnlU-
ated by Indiana Alpha, Feb. 10, 1892
(charter mem.); profeaBor, Miami
University, author bulletins, maga-
zine artlclea, mem. Nat'l Educational
aasoclation; Mason; m. Nellie Col-
lins, Nov. 23, 1898. Addreaa, 31t)
East Church St., Oxford, Ohio.
WHITE, Carl Foster, architect; b.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 27, 1881; a.
Henry Windsor and Ida Adama (Fos-
ter) W.; ed, at Cornell University,
M. E., 1903, B. Arch, degree in 190E;
mem. Qargoyle of Epsllon Alpha; Ini-
tiated by New York Alpha, Jan. 27,
1900 ; eminent archon, attended S.
A- E. Nat'l convention, Memphis,
1904, AtlanUc City, 1909, alternate at
province Beta convention, mem. Ritu-
al committee, treasurer Cleveland
Alumni association, secretary, trus-
tee and director of New Tork Alpha
Alumni association; Cleveland chap-
ter American Institute of Architects;
m. Cornelia Olive Packard, June 6,
1905. Residence, 2292 East 89th St.,
business, 819 Citizens Bldg., Cleve-
land. Ohio.
WHITE, Hubert Draper, real eatate; b.
Park Ridge, 111., Dec. 24, 1889; a.
Frank B. and Suaan D. W.; ed. at
Unlveralty of Wlaconain, 1911; Scab-
bard and Blade, on Badger board; Ini-
tiated by Wisconsin Alpha, Dec. 12,
1907, eminent archon; attended
Delta province convention at Chi-
cago, 1910; wrote prize annual let-
ter, 1910; manager Sborewood FzTma
Co. Address, Saugatuck, Mich.
WHITE, Homer Orsan, student; b.
March 31, 1890; a. William Henry
and Beaele A. (Rudd) W.; atudent
at Syracuae Unlveralty; clasa foot-
ball team, varsity baseball squad;
InltUted by New York DelU, March
81, 1909. Address. Hoosick Falls, N.
Y.
WHITE, John Chanler, clergynuu; b.
Laureas county, S. C, May 21, 1867;
s. Thomas Qrunke and Martha Phoebe
(Edlaga) W.; ed. 8L Stephen's Col-
lege, 188B, graduate ot the General
Theological Seminary, 1891; Initiated
by New Tork Slgma-Phi, July 29,
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
1896; priest filplscopal church; at
present priest Missionary Diocese of
Springfield; secretary of the standing
committee of the diocese, rural dean
of Jacksonville; m. Katherine Dres-
ser, Sept 10, 1891. Address, 802
South Glenwood Ave., Springfield,
lU.
WHITE, John Merrill, student; b. CaU-
fomia, Penn., Nov. 25, 1888; s. Allen
J. and Jane (Buvall) W.; ed. Alle-
gheny College, 1911, student at Gar-
rett Biblical Institute, Evanston, IlL;
sophomore debate at Allegheny Col-
lege, College band. College council,
and delegate to state T. M. C. A. con-
vention at Allegheny College; initi-
ated by Pennsylvania Omega, Sept
21, 1907; eminent archon, delegate S.
A. E. Nat'l convention Atlantic City,
1909. Address, California, Penn.
WHITE, Samuel Knox, student; b. July
10, 1893; 8. Hon. A. F. and Mary
(Marshall) W.; student at Bucknell;
initiated by Pennsylvania Zeta, Sept
24, 1909. Address, Fairfield, Penn.
WHITE, William Bew, lawyer; b. Al-
bany, N. T., April 16, 1886; s. John J.
and Charlotte E. W.; ed. Cornell Uni-
versity, 1908; chairman class election
committee, Cornell Daily Sun, inter-
collegiate athletic calendar; Round
Table, Phi Delta Phi; initiated by
New York Alpha, 1904; eminent ar-
chon; delegate to province conven-
tion at State College, Penn., 1908;
with Davies, Auerbach, Cornell and
Barry. New York uity; mem. Cornell
club, New York City, Albany Univer-
sity club. Address, Room 707, 34
Nassau St, New York City.
WHITEHEAD, Herbert Hopkins,, stu-
dent; b. Sept 8, 1889; s. H. C. and
Vara (Qunn) W.; student at Iowa
State College; Welch Eclectic Liter-
ary society, vice-president 1911, I. S.
C. Student staff, College weekly, ath-
letic editor, class tennis 1908-11, var-
sity tennis, 1910, College tennis
champion, 1911; Alpha Zeta; initiated
by Iowa Qamma, May 17, 1909. Ad-
dress, 209 8th Ave., LaOrange, 111.
WHITEHOUSE, Carlisle 8., mercan-
tile; b. Versailles, Ky., Aug. 13, 1888;
B. Ous and Laura M. (Sea) W.; ed.
Central University; class secretary
and treasurer; mem. Freshman club.
mem. Chamberlain Ldterarj w
second football team; inltlati
Kentocky Kappa; general ata
men; mem. Knights of Pytblm^
mercial club. Address, Hitfli 9
Versailles, Ky.
WIGHTMAN, James Wesley, eiei
engineer; b. Aug. 16, 1888; a
ley H. and Jennie (Smith) W
University of Colorado, 1911;
Tau Beta Pi; initiated by Oo(
Chi, March 4, 1909; brother of
L. Wightman, (Colorado Cbl; at
ent in the teiitlng department •
Greneral Electric Co. Address
N. College St, Schenectady, N.
WHITFIELD, Aleck Gordon, m
tile; b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 26, 1(
Fred and Minna (Gordon) W
University of Chicago, 1911;
The Blackfriars; initiated by 1
Theta, Jan. 19, 1908; man. St C
lodge, A. F. and A. M.; with tl
celsior Motor Manufacturing Cc
dress, 5637 Madison Ave., CI
111.
WHITMORE, James A., aecreta
Rathbone, N. T., Oct 1, 1880; s
ence and Belle W.; ed. Nort
em University; initiated by ]
Psi-Omega, Oct 3, 1904; eminen
den; secretary of the Intemi
committee of the T. M. C. A., ]
tion secretary of the Men anc
gion Forward Movement; m.
ence B. Crane, Sept 4, 1906
dress, 124 Bast 28th St, New
City.
WHITNEY, Alfred Carpenter,
facturer; b. Hyde Park, 111., J;
1881; s. Frank L and M. Louii
ed. University of Minnesota, 19'
itiated by Minnesota Alpha, J;
1902, (charter mem.); emineni
on; delegate province Delta c
tion. Champaign, 1902; author
tiac, a drama of old Detroit;
dent Schurmeier Wagon Co.
dress, 585 Portland Ave., St
Minn.
WHITNEY, Ralph Edward, stud<
Keene, N. H., April 20, 18
George E. and Lura L. (Ninu
student at Dartmouth College;
ma Alpha scientific fmtemi^
tain class basketball; initiate
New Hampshire Alpha, Jan. 28
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
249
eminent deputy archon. Addret8» 4
College St, Hanover, N. H.
WHITE, Harry M.; b. Waahington
county, Penn.; ed. Allegheny College;
initiated by Pennsylvania Omega,
Oct 27, 1900; brother of John Merrill
White, Pennsylvania Omega; m.
Bffie Mae Davis, Nov. 19, 1903. Ad-
dress, Belle Vernon, Penn.
WHITE, John J., Jr., note broker; s.
John J. and Charlotte is:. W.; ed. Cor-
nell University, 1905; musical clubs;
initiated by New York Alpha, May 21,
1902; brother of WiUiam Ben White,
New York Alpha. Address, 4854
Washington Ave., Chicago, IlL
WHITE, Walter E., lawyer; b. Denver,
Colo., Nov. 21, 1872; s. Jonathan B.
and Charlotte Alice (Lutts) W.; ed.
University of Colorado, 1897; initi-
ated by Colorado Chi, Sept 15, 1894;
eminent archon, treasurer; delegate
to S. A. E. Nat'l convention Wash-
ington, 1902, Kansas City, 1910; del-
egate all province Eta conventions
since 1895; president province Eta
1901-05; president Denver Alumni as-
sociation two terms, treasurer Colo-
rado Chi Alumni association that
built chapter house; authority on
real estate and land values; m. Edna
M. Curtis, Oct 24, 1900. Residence,
800 Marion St, office, 809-10 E. and
C. Bldg., Denver, Colo.
WIEMAN, Harry Lewis, University
professor; b. Cincinnati, Ohio, June
13, 1883; s. William F. and Mary L.
(Darr) W.; ed. University of Cincin-
nati, A. B., 1905, A M., 1906, Univer-
sity of Chicago, Ph. D., 1909; Phi
Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi; captain toot-
ball, 1903, baseball; initiated by Ohio
Epsilon, Oct. 16, 1901; president
alumni association of Ohio £3psi-
lon, 1911; assistant professor of
Zoology, University of Cincinnati;
contributor to scientific Journals;
mem. American association for Ad-
vancement of Science, American as-
sociation of Anatomists, Ohio Aca-
demy of Science, Woods Hole Marine
Biol corporation. Address, 4540
Glenway Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
WIGHT, Raymond Maynard, student;
b. Somerville, Mass., June 12, 1888;
8. A. M. Wight; student at Harvard
Law School, Dartmouth College, 1909;
initiated by New Hampshire Alpha,
May 2, 1908, (charter mem.). Ad-
dress, 34 King St, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
WIGHTMAN, Charlae Dexter, Uwyer,
former state senator; b. Lafayette,
Ohio, Nov. 25, 1866; s. J. L. and Clar-
inda W.; ed. Adrain College, 1889;
oratorical prize, 1889; initiated by
Michigan Alpha, Jan. 22, 1887; emi-
nent archon; attended S. A. E. Nat'l
convention Cincinnati, 1890; presi-
dent of Cleveland Alumni association
S. A. E.; prosecuting attorney, 1894-
97, state senator, 1898-1901, postmas-
ter Medina, Ohio, 1905-1911. Ad-
dress, Medina, Ohio.
WIGHTMAN, Lucius Irving, advertis-
ing specialist; b. Des Moines, la.,
Nov. 23, 1875; s. Henry and Ann
(Roberts) W.; ed. University of Colo-
rado, 1899; initiated by Colorado Chi,
Feb. 12, 1896; specialist in machinery,
and engineering advertising; author
of Compressed Air (text book) and
Tunnels and Subways in New York
in collaboration with Gilbert and
Saunders, contributor to current
journals; m. Edith Cairns, June 8
1907. Residence, 45 Walnut St., Mont-
clair, N. J., ofElce, 29 Broadway, New
York City.
WILBUR, Hollls Adalbert, internation-
al secretary; b. Honeoye, N. Y., April
19, 1875; s. Leonidas F. and Caroline
W.; ed. Ohio Wesleyan University,
1896; class president and secretary;
Phi Beta Kappa; president Y. M. C.
A initiated by Ohio Delta, Dec. 18,
1893; eminent archon; attended S. A.
E. Nat'l convention St Louis, 1896;
international secretary Y. M. C. A;
m. Mary I. Matteson, Aug. 21, 1901.
Address, No. 3 of 33 Kitano Cho 2
Chrome, Kobe, Japan.
WILBUR, Robert Alexander, dentist;
b. Charleston, S. C, Nov. 7, 1866; s.
Theodore A and Mary (Cutiino) W.;
ed South Carolina Military Academy,
1886, University of Maryland; College
football and baseball, senior class
president; initiated by S. C. Lambda
May 18, 1884, later afflUated with
Virginia Tau of which he was the
founder; eminent archon Virginia
Tau; president dental society. Mason,
Past Master F. and A M., Higk
Priest R. A M., eminent commander
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WHO'S WHO IN S. A. B.
KnighU Templar, Thrice liloBtrloas
Master R. and S. M., and 32nd degree
Mason; m. Coroline MacClave, Feb.
1893. Address, 313 £. Water SL» El-
mira, N. Y.
WILCOX, Walter 8., educator; b. Can-
ton, Penn., Nov. 17, 1880; b. Emerson
B. and Harriet R. (Leavitt) W.; ed.
Bucknell University, 1904; class pres-
ident, captain and center on football
team; initiated by Pennsylvania
Zeta, June 15, 1901, eminent arch-
on, correspondent; principal Bucknell
Academy; Masonic order; m. Frances
E. Scott, March 22, 1906. Address,
Lewisburg, Penn.
WILDBERGER, Robert H., lawyer; b.
1852; ed. Kentucky Military Institute,
1871; Initiated by Kentucky Chi, Oct.
1869; delegate S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tions, Richmond, 1877, Nashville, 1879,
Atlanta, 1881; editor of the S. A. E.
catalogue of 1877; became head of the
national fraternity by his election as
president of the Grand chapter In
1877, which position he held until
1882; founder and first editor of The
Record, 1880; one of a number who
in the early eighties urged the nation-
al fraternity to adopt a system of
life insurance; m. Ida May Wilkinson,
April 14, 1892. Address, Ciarksdale,
Miss.
WILDER, Max Lincoln, student; b. Jan.
16, 1894; s. Julian and Grace (Thom-
as) W.; student at the University of
Maine; initiated by Maine Alpha,
Oct. 14, 1910. Address, Augusta, Me.
WILKINS, Wiiiiam Archibald, finan-
cier; b. Waynesboro, Ga., July 6,
1873; s. W. A. and M. C. W.; ed.
Emory College, 1903, University of
Georgia; class vic^-president, mem.
baseball team. Phi Kappa literary so-
ciety, vice-president Georgia German
club, sophomore and Junior speaker;
initiated by Georgia Epsilon, Oct 14,
1899 ; eminent archon, recorder, treas-
urer; attended S. A. E. Nat'l conven-
tion Chattanooga, 1892; vice-president
of the Bank of Waynesboro, cotton
broker, captain and regimental ad-
jutant in Georgia Nat'l Guards; m.
Emma Couturie, Nov. 21, 1906 at New
Orleans. Address, Wlajmesboro, Ga.
WILKINSON, Harry Herman, manufac-
turer; b. near HlUsboro, Tenn., Feb.
10, 1887; B. J. B. and Deeeis (Stxick- i
ler) W.; ed. University of Virgbda;
initiated by Virginia Omicron, 1907;
proprietor of the Fort Worth Monu-
mental Works; m. Grace Goldoi, Jan.
8, 1910. Address, 111 B. Belknap St.
Fort Worth, Texas.
WILLIAMS, Alfred Owen, student; b.
June 6, 1889; s. Jonathan E. and Ma^
tha (Woodson) W.; student at the
University of Michigan; class secre-
tary, mem. Aero club, mandolin dob;
initiated by Michigan lotarBeta, Nov.
6, 1910. Address, 1408 Washtenaw
Ann Arbor, Mich.
WILLIAMS, Albert Sidney, Uwyer; b.
Manchester, N. H. Aug. 8, 1869; a
George W. and Kate (Murchison)
W.; ed. University of Virginia, Uni-
versity of North Carolina; initiated by
North Carolina Xi, Sept. 8, 1887;
brother of David R. Williams, North
Carolina Theta; Masonic orders,
Knic^t Templar, Shriner. Addresi,
Carolina Apartments, Wilmington, N.
C.
WILLIAMS, Clayton M^ lawyer; b.
Seneca county, N. T., Dec. 22, 1878;
B. Charles M. and Jennie Diline (Corn-
well) W.; ed. University of Missoori,
1907; class historiui. Phi Delta Phi,
Senate debate; initiated by Missouri
Alpha Sept 24, 1904; eminent archon,
recorder; president, treasurer of S.
A. E. club, the chapter house cor-
poration; mem. law firm of Williams
and Price; B. P. O. Elks, Bverett
Golf and Country club, Everett Ten-
nis club; m. Grace Lucile Parker at
Jefferson City, Mo., March 7, 1908.
Address, 403-5 Commerce Bldg., Bver-
ett Wash.
WILLIAMS,' Clarence Meade, studoit;
b. Aug. 19, 1891; s. Meade and Anna
(Bunkman) W.; student at Univer-
sity of Indiana; initiated by Indiana
Gamma, Feb. 25, 1910. Address, 225
E. Water St., ML Vernon, Ind.
WILLIAMS, Edgar Green, Uwyer; b.
Florence, Miss., Jan. 19, 1876; s. John
F. and Laura (Moore) W.; ed. Univer-
sity of Mississippi, 1900; initiated by
Mississippi Gamma, Feb. 6, 1897; B.
P. O. B., F. O. E., W. O. W., K. of P.,
K. O. T. M., president Cotillion dub.
Address, care Quinn and WSUiams,
McComb City, Miss.
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261
WILLIAMS, Franklin Earl Cranston,
Educator; b. Fort Collins, Colo., Aug.
4, 1883; B. WUliam Edwin and CaUsU
(Rosell) W.; ed. at Denver Univer-
Bity, 1906; senior class president,
track team; initiated by Colorado
Zeta, April 12, 1902; eminent corres-
pondent, delegate to province Eta at
Denver; engaged in educational work
tinder the Missionary board of the
Methodist Episcopal, church; princi-
pal of Kong Ju high school; m. Alice
L. Barton, July 6, 1906. Address,
Kong Ju, Chosen, Ji^pan*
Williams, Granville Mercer, metallogra-
pher; b. Utica, N. T., Dec. 81, 1889;
8. Granville W. and Eliza G. (Mercer)
W.; ed. at Columbia University, 1911,
junior dinner committee, manager
freshman fencing team, varsity show.
Glee club. Players club; initiated by
New York Mu, Nov. 11, 1907; emi-
nent recorder, correspondent, attend-
ed province Beta convention, 1910;
metallographer. New Jersey Zinc Co.;
mem. Columbia University club. Ad-
dress, 135 Prospect Park, West,
Brooklyn, N. T.
WILLIAMS, Wiley J^ Jr^ mercanUle;
b. near Milton, Fla., June 15, 1876;
8. Wiley J. and Margaret (McDavid)
W.; ed. at Southern University; mem.
Clariosophic Literary society; initi-
ated by Alabama Iota, Oct 29, 1894;
owner general 6t7 goods store, city
clerk and treasurer of Milton, Fla.,
Mason, K. of P., Woodmen of World,
I. O. O. P., Red Man; m. Mary Ellis,
Aug. 6, 1902. Address, Milton, Fla.
WILLIAMS, William Brown, assistant
postmaster; b. March 27, 1879; s. A.
M. and Rena (Brown) W.; ed. at
Emory College, 1899; initiated by
Georgia E^silon, later affiliated with
Georgia Phi; eminent historian; dele-
gate to province Epsilon convention
at Macon, 1901. Address, Thomas-
ville, Ga.
WILLIAMS, Wayne Cullen, lawyer; b.
Indianola, IlL, Sept 20, 1878; s. Daniel
J. and Katherine Wl; ed. University
of Denver, 1906; winner of Chancel-
lor's prise in essay contest on French
Revolution, editor College paper, seo-
ond place in state oratorical contest,
1900, mem. winning team in interstate
debate, 1905; initiated by Colorado
Zeta, April 6, 1899; eminent corres-
pondent; delegate to province Eta,
Denver, 1900; candidate for Colorado
legislature on Democratic ticket, 1906,
alternate to Democratic Natl conven-
tion, St Louis, 1904; author of an
article The Law of the Air; m. Leva
B. Day, Dec. 1, 1909. Address, 4205
W. 30th Ave., Denver, Colo.
WILLIAMS, Richard Pardee, Jr., edu-
cator; b. Richmond, Va., Feb. 6, 1886;
s. R. P. and M. F. W.; ed. University
of Virginia, 1908; class historian,
vice-president of department of grad-
uate studies. Raven society. Phi Beta
Kappa, mem. advisory board of ath-
letic association; initiated by Virginia
Omicron, June 1907; eminent treas-
urer; instructor in Latin and Greek at
Episcopal High school; Mason; mem.
University club of Washington, D. C,
and Colonnade club of University of
Virginia. Address, Episcopal High
School, Alexandria, Va., (in summer),
219 C. St, N. W., Washington, D. C.
WILLI FORD, Emmett Polk, mercantile;
b. Colliervllle, Tenn., Oct 21, 1884;
ed. Southwestern Baptist University,
1905; initiated by Tennessee Eta, Oct
12, 1901; mem. Memphis Alumni as-
sociation S. A. E.; with Wilson Ward
Co. Address, 49 Union St, care Wil-
son Ward Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WILLIS, James Davis, lawyer; b. June
11, 1884, Waco, Texas; s. Joel Sel-
man and Mannie Baldwin (Davis) W.;
ed. Baylor University, 1906, Univer-
sity of Texas, 1911; class secretary-
treasurer, associate editor Coyote and
Cactus, manager and player basket-
ball team, mem. band, P. E. C, army
and navy club; initiated by Texas
Rho, Oct 8, 1908; eminent deputy
archon, steward, executive committee
chapter house; lawyer and notary
public; Knights of Pythias. Resi-
dence, 617 S. Fourth St, office. Court
House, Waco, Texas.
WILLS, Allan B., mercantile; b. De-
troit Mich., March 12, 1881; s. Wil-
liam and Nelea W.; ed. University of
Michigan, 1905; iniUated by BCichigan
lotarBeta, Oct 19, 1901; eminent
deputy archon, recorder; purchasing
agent The National Malleable Cast-
ings Co.; m. Julie F. Brinkman, June
12, 1909. Address, Flat 6, \/yuidotte
264
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Colo., Oct 15, 1907. AddresB, 817
Sheridan Road, Chicago, 111.
WOLF, John Q., physician and sur-
geon; b. Boulder, Colo., July 21, 1882;
8. W. W. and Anna (Gibbon) W.; ed.
University of Colorado, 1906; class
president, baseball captain, basket-
ball; initiated by Colorado Chi, March
15, 1902; eminent archon; delegate
to S. A. E. Nat'l convention at Mem-
phis, 1904; connected with Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company's medical
department; m. Ethel O. Site wart,
June 1910. Address, 1145 Berkeley
Ave., Pueblo, Colo.
WOLF, Robert Jacob, student; b.
March 23, 1891; s. Jacob Charles and
Catherine (Painter) W.; student at
Gettysburg College; Phrena literary
society, class football, basketball and
baseball, varsity track, mem. of stu-
dent council, band and orchestra;
initiated by Pennsylvania Delta, Sept
26, 1910. Address, 1423 Shoop St,
Harrisburg, Penn.
WOMACK, Francis, mayor; b. Pitts-
boro, N. C, Dec. 26, 1865; s. John A.
and Rebecca F. W.; ed. University
of North Carolina, 1887; declaimers
medal in 1885; initiated by North
Carolina Xi, April 11, 1885; mayor
of Reidsville, N. C, now serving sec-
ond term; county chairman Demo-
cratic executive committee, 1902-1906;
insurance, served as president of
North Carolina Fire Underwriters;
delegate to National association; m.
Mamie Salzman, April 22, 1902. Ad-
dress, Reidsville, N. C.
WOOD, Alfred Walker, publisher; b.
Hopkins ville, Ky., Oct 25, 1869; s.
Hunter and Rosalie (Green) W.;
ed. South Kentucky College; initi-
ated by the first Kentucky Epsilon,
now known in historical records of
the fraternity as Kentucky Alpha-
Epsilon, Feb. 5, 1885, (charter mem.) ;
eminent warden, chronicler; publish-
er Daily New Era; Mason, Knight of
Pythias; served as city treasurer of
Hopkinsville for four terms; m.
Madge Fairleigh, Dec. 5, 1899. Ad<
dress, 716 E. 9th St., Hopkinsville,
Ky.
WOOD, Charles Parkinson, engineer; b.
Warrenton, Va., March 11, 1883; s.
David Pollard and SalUe (.PaTklii-
son) W.; ed. Cornell Unlyeraity, 1904; *
initiated by New York Alpha, Oct
20, 1900; eminent oorrespondent;
brother of Daniel Pollard Wood. Jr^
Georgia Phi; attended S. A. E. Natl
convention Washington, 1908; dele-
gate province Beta, 1904; delegate 8.
A. E. Nat'l convention Atlantic City,
1909; associate editor Record, 1905,
assistant editor Record, 1905, editor
of Record, 1906-10; president Atlanta
Alumni association, 1911; aecretaiy
Standard Gas Power Co., Atlanta,
Ga.; associate member American In-
stitute Electrical Ehiglneers, mem.
University club of Atlanta, mem. At-
lanta Athletic club, mem. "Fulton
Blues," fifth regiment Georgia Na-
tional Guard. Address, 190 Peach-
tree St, Atlanta, Ga.
WOOD, Frank Bishop, real estate; b.
Oceanside, L. L, Sept. 12, 1868; a
George and Abby A. B. W.; ed.
Adrian College, 1898; Lambda Phi
literary society; initiated by Michi-
gan Alpha, Sept 26, 1890; K. of P.;
m. Margaret May Spragua, April,
1894. Address. 181 Atlantic Ave.,
Rockville Center, N. T.
WOOD, Horace Wyndomsp student; b.
Tuscola, 111., March 21, 1886; s. John
A. and Alice S. (Ray) W.; ed. St
Stephen's College, Kenyon College,
A. B., 1911; student at General
Theological Seminary; secretary of
freshman class. Phi Beta Kappa, edi-
tor-in-chief Kenyon Reveille, 1910, edi-
torial staff Kenyon Colleii[an, presi-
dent Kenyon assembly, 1910, class
orator commencement, 1911; Initiated
by New York SigmarPhl, June 11*
1907. Address, 2501 North Eleventh
St, Terre Haute, Ind.
WOOD, Pelfce Mead, student; b. July
10, 1888; s. Judson I. and Hannah M.
(Mead) W.; student at Cornell Uni-
versity; initiated by New York Alpha,
Oct 1907. Address, 74 Woodland
Ave., Gardner, Mass.
WOODBERRY, Qsorge Roundy, stu-
dent; b. Aug. 7, 1890; s. Horace W.
and Margaret (Roundy) W.; student
at University of Maine; manager
baseball team, senior honorary so-
ciety; initiated by Maine Alpha. Nov.
5, 1908. Address, 68 Cabot St,
Beverly, Mass.
WHO'S WHO IN S. A. E.
256
WOODS, Edgar Hail, lawyer and plan^
er; b. Kemper county. Miss., April
18, 1864; 8. Hervey and Callie (San-
ders) W.; ed. Southwestern Presby-
terian University, 1885, University of
Mississippi; medal Stewart literary
society at Southwestern Presbsrteri-
an University, Hennean medal senior
debate University of Mississippi; ini-
tiated by Tennessee Zeta, 1884; dele-
gate S. A. E. Nat'l convention Athens
1884; raised a company of infantry
and served during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war as a captain in Second Mis-
sissippi volunteers, served as commis-
sary general on the staff of Governor
E« F. Noel of Mississippi, appointed
June 1911, Brigadier General com-
manding Mississippi National Guard;
m. Elizabeth Bullus Scott, Dec. 27,
1893. Address, Rosedale, Miss.
WOODSIDE, Joel Davis, manufacturer;
b. Woodville, S. C; s. J. L. and Ellen
(Charles) W.; ed. Davidson College,
1898; class president, president stu-
dent body, president literary society,
manager football and baseball teams;
initiated by North Carolina Theta,
Sept 24, 1894; eminent archon; del-
egate S. A. E. Nat'l convention, St
Louis, 1896; president Fountain Inn
Manufacturing Co., vice-president and
treasurer Woodside Cotton Mills Co.,
director Farmers and Merchants
Bank, Greenville, S. C, president of
Woodside Investment Cio.; m. Maude
Dorsey, 1901. Address, 531 North
St, Greenville, S. C.
WOODWARD, William Q^ student; b.
Aug. 11, 1892; s. William and Louise
(Giesen) W.; student at Tulane Uni-
versity; varsity football, track, base-
ball. Junior club, captain sophomore
tng-of-war team; initiated by Louisi-
- ana Tau-Upsilon, Oct 17, 1911. Ad-
dress, 7321 Felicia St, New Orleans,
La.
WOODWORTH, Earie Bristol, student;
b. Feb. 15, 1893; s. Asher A. and Em-
ma (Bruestle) W.; student at Uni-
versity of South Dakota; initiated by
South Dakota Sigma, Jan. 27, 1911;
eminent chronicler; brother of HalUe
Walter Woodworth, South Dakota
Sigma. Address, Vermillion, S. D.
WOODWORTH, Hailia Walter, student;
b. May 7, 1890; s. Asher A. and Emma
(Bruestle) Ww; student at University
of South Dakota; initiated by South
Dakota Sigma, Oct 11» 1911; broth-
of Earle Bristol Woodworth, South
Dakota Sigma. Address, Vermillion,
S. D.
WOODWORTH, Joiin Cotton, retired
professor; b. Bacon HiU, N. T., Nov.
22, 1856; s. Reuben T. and Sarah M.
(Briske) W.; ed. St Stephen's Col-
lege, 1881; initiated by New York
SigmarPhi, Feb. 21, 1895, (oharter
mem.); formerly head master Bond
Hall; Masonic Blue lodge. Chapter
Council, Commandery and Shrine,
Odd Fellows, Independent order of
Red Men, B. P. O. Elks. Address,
250 Caroline St, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y.
WOOLF, John Sherman, lawyer; b.
Randolph, Ohio, Oct 14, 1886; s. S.
A. and Mary S'. W.; ed. Oberlin Col-
lege, 1903-5, Mt Union College, 1908;
class president baseball, debate; in-
itiated by Ohio Sigma, 1906; brother
of Edward C. Woolf, (deceased), Ohio
Sigma; traveled four months in west^
em Europe; m. A. Marie Thompson,
Oct. 6, 1909. Residence, 210 18th St,
Pacific Grove, Cal., office, Hientz
Block, Monterey, Cal.
WOOLLEY, Clarence Nelson, lawyer;
b. Berkeley, R. I., Sept 13, 1887; s.
Thomas E. and Mary J. W.; ed. Bos-
ton University, 1908; graduated with
magna cum laude. Phi Delta Phi;
initiated by Massachusetts Beta-Up-
silon, March 26, 1907; commissioner
on Uniform State Laws for the State
Of Rhode Island. Address, 108 Oak
Hall Bldg., Pawtucket R. I.
WOOTEN, William Edward, lawyer,
former state senator; b. Dawson, Ga.,
Dec. 18, 1866; s. Council Blemey and
Rosamond (Mercer) W.; ed. Univer-
sity of Georgia, 1886; president
Demosthenian literary society, editor-
in-chief University Reporter, associ-
ate editor Pandora annual, won Junior
speaker's place In oratory; initiated
by Georgia Beta, Jan. 1883; eminent
archon; mem. first supreme council
of the fraternity; delegate to S. A. E.
Nat'l convention, Augusta, 1886, and
won convention medal for oratory, an
editor of the S. A. B. catalogue of
1886; Georgia House of Representa-
266
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. E.
tives 1890-92. State Senate, 189^94,
Solicitor General since 1896, captain
Albany Quards, major 11th regiment
infantry Georgia state troops, aid-de-
camp to Governor, major third bat-
talion first Georgia volunteer infantry
during Spanish-American war, colonel
fourth regiment infantry National
Guards of Georgia, and now retired
with rank of Brigadier General Na-
tional Guards of Georgia; m. Evel]m
Page Carter, 1892. Address, Albany,
Ga.
WORTH EN, George Bedell, lawyer; b.
Warsaw, 111., May 17. 1877; s. George
B. and Mary L. W.; ed. University
of Illinois, 1898; manager track team;
initiated by Illinois Beta, Jan 28, 1899,
(charter mem.); was a petitioner
from Red Ribbon local to the S. A.
E. Nat'l convention, Nashville, 1898;
attended province Zeta convention
Lincoln, 1905; corporation lawyer; m.
Ella M. Horstman, Sept. 1, 1902. Res-
idence. 2212 8th St., office, 501-2-3 Al-
ston Bldg., Tuscaloosa, Ala.
WRIGHT, Barry, lawyer, legislator; b.
Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 3, 1883; s. Sea-
born and Anna (Moore) W.; ed. Uni-
versity of Georgia, 1902; vice-presi-
dent Phi Kappa literary society; In-
itiated by Georgia Beta, Sept. 1898;
brother of Louis Wright, Georgia
Phi, Max Wright, Georgia Beta,
Graham Wright, Georgia Beta; mem.
Georgia legislature, chairman Demo-
cratic executive committee, mem.
bar of Supreme Court of the United
States, and American Bar associa-
tion, captain Georgia National
Guards. Address. Rome, Ga.
WRIGHT, Edmund A., engineer; b.
Rome, Ga., s. R. Toombs and Mary
E. (Ivens) W.; ed. Alabama Poly-
technic Institute, 1907; scholarship
sophomore year, athletic board, man-
ager football team, captain Co. D,
chairman honor system committee;
initiated by Alabama Alpha-Mu, Oct.
1903; eminent archon, recorder;
delegate S. A. E. Nat'l convention
Memphis, 1904, attended province
Epsilon convention, Rome, 1908; sales
engineer Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Co., Atlanta. Ad-
dress, care Westinghouse Electric and
Afanu/acturlng Co., IZZZ CaTiA\«>T
Bldg., AtlanU, Ga.
WRIGHT, Homer C^ student; b. June
18, 1888; a. David R. and Emma
(Boyer) W.; student at Qettyabnrg
College; class and scrub fbotbaU,
mem. student council; initiated by
Pennsylvania DelU, Nov. 25, 1911.
Address, R. F. D. No. 36, ConneUs-
ville, Penn.
WRIGHT, Henry Wilkes, CoUege pro-
fessor; b. St James, Mich., Ang. IC
1878; s. Henry and Jessie (Wilkes)
W.; ed. Cornell University, 1899; ini-
tiated by New York Alpha, Hay 14,
1898; attended province Beta con-
vention at Carlisle, 1900; professor
of philosophy Lake Forest College,
articles in Philosophical Review,
Journal of Philosophical, Ps7chok>gi-
cal and Scientific Methods, Intema-
tional Journal of Ethics, American
Journal of Theology; mem. American
Philosophical association. Western
Philosophical association, American
association for Advancement of
Science; m. Celia Evelyn Morgan,
Sept. 4, 1903. Address, Lake For-
est College, Lake Forest, m.
WRIGHT, James Bascom, lawyer; b.
New Market, Tenn., Nov. IS, 1875; a
J. C. and Martha W.; ed. University
of Tennessee, 1896; valedictorian,
won orator's medal Chi-Delta society,
represented Chi-Delta in debate; initi-
ated by Tennessee Kappa, Oct 8,
1894; delegate S. A. E. NafI conven-
tion, Washington, 1894; district at-
torney Louisville and Nashville R. R-
Co. ; m. Dora Virginia Wliitaker, June
14, 1900. Address, 517 Cumberland
Ave., W., Knoxville, Tenn.
WRIGHT, John H^ lawyer; b. near
Suffolk, Va., Nov. 19, 1839; s. WU-
liam J. and Martha (Eley) W.;
ed. Columbian College (now George
Washington University), 1859; Uni-
versity of Virginia; initiated by
Washington City Rho, Nov. 30, 1858,
later affiliated with Virginia Omicron;
brother of William S. Wright, Wash-
ington City Rho; James E. Wright,
Washington City Rho, Thomas J.
Wright, Washington City Rho; en-
listed in the Confederate army for the
war; was made orderly sergeant of Co.
I, 9th Virginia regiment* in which his
brother William was second lieuten-
WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
267
ant. Just before the evacuation of
Norfolk by the Confederate joldiem,
was commlBsioned to raiae a company
for the 6l8t Virginia regiment known
as Co. H, 6l8t Virginia regiment, of
which he was commisaioned captain
soon after reaching Petersburg, Va.,
where the regiment was stationed
until the autumn of 1862; then or-
dered to Army of Northern Virginia
under General Robert B. Lee. Was
subsequently assigned to scouting
duty around Norfolk, Va., and in rear
of Grant's army after he crossed to
south side of James River and had
frequent conflicts with raiding parties
Participated while on scouting duty in
the capture of the XT. 8. gunboat
"Smith Briggs/' at Smithfleld, Va.,
In 1863, destroying the gunboai cap-
turing nearly four hundred prisoners
besides killing and wounding many,
liavlng sent a shot from a piece of
Held artillery, through the boiler
of the gunboat, scalding to death a
number of those on board. Was in
service until the war ended with the
surrender. After the war, he
founded and was principal of a pri-
vate school in SufPolk, Va., elected
prosecuting attorney of the county;
removed in 1891 to Roanoke, Va.,
where he has since been engaged in,
the practice of law; m. Virginia
Johnson, March 20, 1862. Address,
World Bldg., Roanoke, Va.
WRIGHT, Thomas Henry, Jr., student;
b. Feb. 1, 1892; s. Thomas H. and
Fannie M. (Baker) W.; student at
Iowa State College; class vice-presi-
dent; initiated by Iowa Gamma, May
7, 1910. Address, 209 South Seventh
St., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
WRIGHT, William Wllberforee, Jr^ law-
yer; b. Toulon, IlL, August 12, 1878;
a William W. and Mary (Hopkins)
W.; ed. University of Illinois, 1904;
initiated by Illinois Beta, Jan. 28,
1899, (charter mem.); delegate 8. A.
IL Natl convention, Washington,
1902; acted as eminent deputy archon
at the Inatallatlon of Iowa Beta;
mem. law firm of Wright and Wright;
mem. Creve Ck>uer club of Peoria,
Masonic lodge; m. Phoebe Louise
Robins, Oct 20, 1909. Address,
Toulon, ni.
WYCKOFP, Jamas Edward, student; b.
Oct 30, 1890; s. James H. and Bmma
A. (Bartholomew) W.; student at
Syracuse University; mem. Pi Beta
Tau. Address, 216 Bryant Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
YEAMAN, M. V. P., clergyman; b.
iOwensboro, Ky., April 28, 1867; s.
Malcolm and Julia (Moore) Y.; ed.
Southwestern Presbyterian Univer-
sity; initiated by Tennessee Zeta,
Sept 18, 1887; brother of Harvey
Yeaman, Michigan Iota-Beta; Presby-
terian minister, elected three times
to National Assembly of church,
lioderator of Synod of Kentucky,
1909; m. Bmma R. Fishback, June 19,
1889. Address, Harrodsburg, Ky.
YOCCO, George Henry, civil engineer;
b. Los OatoB, CaL; ed. University of
California, 1908; initiated by Cali-
fornia Beta, Oct 1904. Address, Ap-
plegrate, CaL
YOU NO, Allyn Abbott, University pro-
fessor; b. Kenton, Ohio, Sept 19,
1876; s. 8. E. and Bmma 8. Y.; ed.
University of Wisconsin, 1902; initi-
ated by Wisconsin Alpha, Feb. 7,
1908, (charter mem.); brother of
Evan E. Young, Wisconsin Alpha;
professor of Economics, Washington
University; associate editor Ameri-
can Economic Review; author of
articles on economics and statistics;
Fellow of Royal Statistical society;
formerly head of department of
economics at Stanford, lecturer on
economics at Harvard, 1910-11; m.
Jessie R. Westlake, 1904. Address,
Washington University, St Louis,
Mo.
YOU NO, Evan E., diplomat; b. 1878; s.
8. E. and Bmma 8. Y.; ed. University
of Wisconsin, 1908; initiated by Wis-
consin Alpha, Feb. 7, 1903, (churter
mem.); represented the Phi Phi Phi
local as petitioner at the 8. A. IL
Natl convention, 1902; veteran of
the Spanish-American war; was com-
missioned first lieutenant and ad-
jutant for gallant^ at Marilao, April
18, 1899; promoted to captain and ad-
jutant 11th Cavalry, U. 8. V.; Ameri-
can minister to Ecuador; m. Dawn
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
Waite, at Belvldere, 111., August S,
1905. Address, care American Con-
sulate, Quito, Ecuador.
YOU NO, William Edward, fruit grower;
s. Charles E. M. and Francis (Stan-
f(rth)f.; ed. Ohio Weslejan Univer-
sity, 1908; class treasurer, frat foot-
ball, critic literary society, member-
ship secretary College T. H. C. A.;
Initiated by Ohio Delta, Dec. 1904;
officer and stockholder in The W. W.
Famsworth Co.; m. Ruth E. Fams-
worth. Feb. 11, 1908. Address, Water-
vllle, Ohio.
YOU NT, Barton Kyle, U. S. army offi-
cer; b. Troy, Ohio, Jan. 18, 1884; a.
Noah and Ivy K. T.; ed. Ohio State
University, West Point, 1907; Initi-
ated by Ohio Theta, Oct 4, 1902 ; lieu-
tenant U. S. army. Address, Fort
Sheridan, 111.
YOU NT, Courtland Matson, student; b.
near Franklin, Ind., Jan. 10, 1889; s.
Edwin and Matilda Caroline T.; stu-
dent at Franklin College; class pres-
ident, football and track, Perlcleslan
literary society, Scientific association;
Initiated by Indiana Alpha, April 12,
1910; eminent archon, recorder, repre-
sentative at Installation of Illinois
Delta. Address, Greenwood, Ind.
YOWELL, Everett J., astronomer; b.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 2, 1870; b.
Richard C. and Sarah L. (Lloyd) Y.;
ed. University of Cincinnati, 1891;
class secretary; initiated by Ohio Ep-
silon, Feb. 11, 1893; chief assistant
Cincinnati Observatory, mem. U. S.
Naval Observatory Eclipse party ex-
pedition to Spain, 1905; instructor U.
S. Naval Academy, 1906-09, Instructor
In mathematics University of Cincin-
nati, 1895-97, International Latitude
Observer, 1910; mem. American
Mathematical society. Astronomical
and Astrophysical society. Fellow
American association for the Ad-
vancement of Science; studied at
Oottingen, 1894-95. Address, Grelst
and Corbett Aves., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ZACHRITZ, Edgar F., lawyer; b. St
Louis, Mo., Sept 5, 1887; s. William
and Emma (Henzpeter) Z.; ed. Wash-
ington University, 1910; Phi Delta
Phi, Triangle club, yaraity basebsU;
Initiated by Missouri Beta, Oct U,
1907; eminent archon; mem. Alumni
association, S. Al E.; mem. law ilm
Zachrlts and Zachrits; Mlsaourl Atb-
letlc club, Llederkrans, Washington
University Alumni aoaociation. RbA-
dence, 2921 Lafayette Ave., offlce^
1807 New Bank of Commerce Blds^
St Louis, Mo.
ZEHy Russell Smith, student; b. Auro-
ra, Ind., Sept 21, 1890; s. George ind
Margery Z.; student at Indiana Uni-
versity; initiated by Indiana Oamoa;
eminent treasurer. Addreaa, Indlini
Ave., Aurora, Ind.
ZEHNER, Herman Emeraon, student;
b. May 25, 1889; s. Jacob and Emma
E. Z.; student at Bucknell University;
College annual board, claaa fbotbaH
varsity basketball, baseball and fbo^
ball; initiated by Pennsylvania Zete,
Dec. 6, 1918. AddresSp Tamaqoa,
Pennsylvania..
ZEMP, Albert Sidney, lawyer; b. Cam-
den, S. C, March 25, 1883; a. Eugene
Capers and Mary (Blakeney) K.; ed.
Vanderbllt University, 1910; Commo-
dore club, Ferrett club; initiated by
Tennessee Nu, Oct 1908; eminent
archon; representative of 8. A. E. in
Pan-Hellenic Council, Vanderbflt;
mem. law firm Bonsted and Zemp.
Address, Toppenish, Wash.
ZINKy R. E., Industrial engineer; ed.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Cor-
nell University; Initiated by Massa-
chusetts Delta, March 9, 1909, later
affiliated with New York Alpha; with
Fletcher Engineering Co. Address,
1108 Central Ave., Bridgeport Conn.
ZURPLUH, William Nicholas, super-
intendent; b. Perrysburg, Ohio, Nov.
15, 1870; s. John and Rosina Z.; ed.
Ohio State University, 1894; class
vice-president football, Horton liter-
ary society, first lieutenant cadet bat-
talion; initiated by Ohio Theta, June
3, 1892, (charter mem.); eminent
chronicler; served as treasurer prov-
ince Delta, associate editor of The
Record; superintendent Dayton Ar-
cade Co.; m. Gertrude Dempey, May
25, 1899. Address, 271 Arcade Bldg.*
ZWICK, William Q. J^ engines; b.
West Carrolton, Ohio, Jan. 1, 1882; a
Dayton, Ohio.
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WHO'S WHO IN 8. A. B.
260
HeniT and Bertha (Faul) Z.; ed. Case
School of Applied Science, 1904; cap-
tain track, Ylce-prealdent of aUiletlo
association, chairman of executive
committee of athletic association,
<pre8ident of The Ohio Intercollegiate
AthleUc association, 1904; Initiated
by Ohio Rho, Feb. 18, 1906, (charter
mem.) ; secretary of The Forest City
Engineering Co., Cleveland ; F. and A.
M., Scottish Rite Mason and Noble
Of Mystic Shrine; m. Bessie L. Beach-
em, Dec. 28, 1903. Address, 402
Superior Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
ADDENDA
BROWN, Wallace E., manufactorer; b.
Belief ontalne, O., May 9, 1874; s. Rob-
ert H. and Jennie B. B.; ed. Unlver-
alty of Mlchlgui, 1898; Initiated by
Michigan Iota-Beta, Nov. 2, 1894;
president Michigan Gas Mantle Co.
Address, 21 Water St, Detroit, Mich.
BRUNDAQE, Avery, architect; b. De-
troit, Mich., Sept. 28, 1887; s. Charles
and Minnie (Lloyd) B.; ed. Univer-
sity of Illinois, '09; manager track
team, Sigma XI, Theta Delta Tau,
track and basketball, editor-ln-chlef
Literary m&gazine. Phoenix; Initiated
by Illinois Beta, April 12,1907; emi-
nent deputy archon, correspondent;
architect's superintendent, American
representative at the Olympic games,
Stockholm, 1912. Address, 8626 Evan-
ston Ave., Chicago, IlL
CALDWELL, Robert Brflce, mayor; b.
Chester county, S. C, Aug. 18, 1874;
8. James McC. and Janle (Brice) C;
ed. Erskine College; initiated by
South Carolina Mu, June 18, 1892;
mayor of Chester, 1907-09; attorney
at law, bank president, president com-
mercial club; m. Leila Lathan, Dec.
19, 1900. Address, 136 Saluda St,
Chester, S. C.
DUQQER, Walter Sheppard, educator;
b. Bates vlUe, Miss., Dec. 17, 1880; s.
William and Sarah (Foster) D.; ed.
Union University (then Southwestern
Baptist University) ; scholarship
medal; awarded first honor for best
oration at graduation; Ph. D., A. M.,
LL. B.; initiated by Tennessee Bta;
secretary of the Tennessee Text-book
Sub-commission, president of the
Principals association of Memphis
City Schools; Business Men's club; L
O. O. F., K. of P., Mason. Residence,
1166 Overton Park Ave., oflice, Busl*
ness Men's club, Memphis, Tenn.
METCALP, Charles W., Jr., Insurance;
b. Memphis, Tenn., Oct 10, 1874; s.
C. W. and Mary E. M.; ed. University
of Tennessee, 1895; initiated by Ten*
nessee Ki^pa, Feb. 1, 1891; eminent
archon; delegate S. A. E. Natl con*
ventlon Chattanooga, 1892; chairman
Natl convention committee, Memphis,
1904; m. Juliet White, Oct 10, 1899.
Residence, 1888 Central Ave., offlce.
Exchange Bldg., Memphis, TeasL
i
i.
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Locality Index
AlbertnUe.
William R. Bradford, lawyer.
Aldrlek.
Truman A. Thomas.
William A. Davis. Jr^ Real Estate.
James G. Glass. Clerflryman, 102S
Qulntard Av.
Wesley H. RudlsUl, Elec. Bnff.
Edward H. Cabanlss, Lawyer, 88S-7
Nat'l Bank Bldff.
John Lfc Cox, 1927 Avenue H.
Daniel B. Dimlck, Mtg„ 1827 CuUom
St.
Thomas B. Dryer, CAM. Enff-* 822
Woodward Bids*
Roy J. Emmerson, Lawyer, 410-11-12
Idff.
■pie,
2008 Highland Av.
qy
Brown -Marx Bldff.
James BC GUlesi
Jr., Lawyer,
Charles O. Hodffes, 1201 Avenue K.
Aujrustln C Howxe, Lawyer, Stelner
Bldar.
Frederick G. Koeniff, Lawyer, 1624 8.
Sixteenth St.
William Myers Little, Lawyer, Sturie
Bldff.
James N. Montgomery, Y. M. C. A.
Sec'y, 827 a TblrUeth St
John L Moore, 714 & Thirtieth St
Robert T. Pittman, chemist 2800
Cypress Av.
Kirby W.
Bldff.
Sevier, Ry., 808 Woodward
Landers Sevier, Jr., Ry., 11 Margaret
Apts.
Albert D. Smith, Asst Postmaster,
8024 HiUman Av.
Truman A. Thomas, Mechanical Enff.,
1711 Elffhtn Ave., N.
OaatoB.
Henry G. Reynolds.
Thomas J. Harris, lawyer.
fpellsi
Edward R Bailey, Physician.
Daniel J. Duffel, Chemist 2018 Ave-
nue F.
Cecil A. Beasley, Lawyer.
ntBMtrfek.
George Herbert Jones.
Cyrus W. Ashcroft Mfff.
Fletcher Ashcroft Mfff.
John J. Mitchell, Lawyer.
WUliam H. Mitchell, Lawyer.
Ga4ii4eB.
Augustus R. Brindley, Lawyer.
Harry EL McNeeL
John H. Bankhead, Jr., Lawyer.
Frank A. Gamble, Lawyer.
Howard M. Doufflss, Farmer.
MobUe.
Albert G. B. Bennett Trinity Reefy.
Stewart I* Garrison, Crichton.
Seale Harris. Physician, 906 Van
Antwerp Bids.
Gessner T. McCorvey, Lawyer, 809-
10-11 Van Antwerp Bldsr.
Jack F. Ross, Jr., Ry. OIBcial.
Chas W. Tompkins, Lawyer, 218-217
Pollock Bldff*
MttBtevallo.
Thomas W. Palmer, Jr.
Moatgoiery.
William M. Blakey, Lawyer, First
Nat'l Bank Bldff.
Nicholas H. Cobbs, 124 Mobile St
Stanley H. Dent Jr., Congressman,
404 Felder St
Joseph W. Holt Real Estate, 404
First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Walter B. Jones, Lawyer, 828 Adams
St
James H. Judkins. Lawyer, 216
Moulton St
Edgar G. Murphy, Author.
George DeV. Noble, Jr., State OflH-
cial, 801 Alabama St
Thomas H. Seay. Lawyer, 612 First
Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Edward S. Watts, Lawyer.
OpelUca.
€toorge Paul Harrison, 201 8. Tenth
St
Barnard, Custodian of
Thomas B. Creagh, First Av. and
Washington.
Robert H. Mangum, Lawyer.
H. S. D. Mallory, Lawyer.
Virgil O.
Files.
Alexander W. Graves.
BC N. Manning, Lawyer.
Hugh F. McEldernr, danker.
John R. McLure, Educator, 486 E.
Elm St
Frank R Webb, Clergyman, 170 Cof-
fee St
Robert R Beard, 822 N. Three Notch
William _W._ Brandon, _LAwyer.
Robert L LitUe, Univ. Instr.. 2222
Samuel F. Clabongh, Editor,
obert L I
Ninth St
Richard H. LitUe, Publisher, till
Broad St
€toorge R Worthen, Lawyer, 601- 1*8
Alston Bldg.
Tyler.
Walter R Hardy.
UatoB Sjsfftegs.
William R. Harrison, Bdnoator«
2<2
LOCALITY INDEX
ALABAMA— CoBtlB«e4.
IJBlTcnilty*
Frederick O. Stlckney, UnlT. Prof.
▼leMUk
Emory B. Peebles, Planter.
ARIZOHA.
Harrison C Henrle, Chemist.
Pkoealz*
Frank F. Jewett, U. 8. Army Oflloer,
661 N. Sixth St
Paul Burks, Lawyer.
Roy W. Elliott. 114 3, Mount Vernon,
Nicholas
614-11
Henry A. E. Chandler, Univ. Prof.
Univ. Campua
ARKANSAS.
Lester N. Collier, Ina
Blaek Rock.
Alvln 8. Irby, Lawyer.
CaaidcB.
Hamilton S. Powell, Lawyer.
ClareadcM.
John P. Lee, Lawyer.
Deimott.
David D. Crenshaw.
FaycttcTlIlc.
George A. Vincenheller, Fruit Grow-
er, 21 E. Center St.
Fordyce.
John R. Hampton, Ina
James A. Pattlllo, Ina
Fort Sailtk.
Vincent M. Mllea Lawyer.
William H. Rector, Asst Att'y Oen.
Mop«.
Charles B. Foster, Banker.
Joaeslboro.
Daniel K. Hawthorn, Lawyer.
Gordon Matthewa Merchant, 711
Union St.
Hcleaa.
Thomas H. Faulkner, Jr., 601 Bis-
col St.
Frederick R. Grayes, Clergryman,
1101 Porter St.
Hot Sprlncs.
Leonard R. Ellla Physician.
Wayne H. Moore, 906 Malvern Av.
Lucien Ramseur, Mercantile, 106 Elm
St.
James A. Stallcup, Lawyer, 621 Cen-
tral Av.
Little Rock.
William H. McLean, Elec Ensr., 920
W. Second St.
James W. Mehafty, Lawyer, 1704
W. Nineteenth St.
William H. Rector, Lawyer, State
Capitol.
Walter F. Relchardt, Consulting
Civil Eng., 1201 Welch St
Frances A. Terry, Lawyer, 1422
Scott St.
MoBttcello.
James C. Knox, Lawyer.
Pamsoiild.
S. R. Simpson. Lawyer.
Plae Bluff.
William B. Alexander, Lawyer, 611
Citizena Bank Bldg.
Icholas J. Gantt, Lawyer,
Cltlsens Bank Bldff.
Thomas O. Parham, Lawyer, 110^
Malna
Alexander H. Rowell, Lawyer, Clti-
xens Bank Bldff.
James D. Head, Lawyer, State Natl
Bank Bid*.
John F. Slmms, Lawyer, 706 S. Fifth
St
Allen Wlnham, Banker, 1109 Pecta
St
CAUVORlflA.
Applesate.
€toorve H. Toooo, Civil Bnyr.
Berkeley.
John W. Bamett 1609 Rld^e Rd.
Frank R Kelloffff, Forester, 98 El
Camlno Real.
Henry M. Klnsey, with N. Elect R.
R.
Caaekeila.
William H. Brana Ranchman, 4X
Ranch.
Osman D, Baker, Univ. Inatr.
Loa Aaselea.
Leo a Chandler, Capitalist
Arthur W. Eckman, Lawyer,
Hlfffflns BldflT
George H. I&esa,
Bradbury Bldf^
n. jLa
able Bank Bldff.
Frank McCani
104
Physician. 146
wyer, 707 Bqnlt-
Clarence R. Naff, Lawyer, 601 Fed-
eral Blda.
James Nelll, care Belaaco Tbeatra
John Phelpa Lawyer, 611 Lauffhlla
Blda.
Roy D. Plnkerton, Editor The Tri-
bune.
Michael F. Shannon, Lawyer, Hall of
Recorda
Herbert A, Blbbet, Corporation Of-
ficial, 709 Lankerchim Bldff.
Frank A. Ward, 1017 Hibenuaa.
■tk.
James E. Chapman, Mininff Bnsr.
MartiBea.
Brooke L Moore, Chemist
Blakely M. Tyson, Oranffe Rancher.
Homer L Keller, Educator, 119 B.
Lemon St
MoBtcrey.
John S. Woolf, Lawyer, Heints Blk.
Oakiaad.
Ross R. Fritchey, Meter Bngr^ 1169
Castro St
Porterville.
James B. Valle, Buslnesa,
Rcdlaade.
Leicester L Jackson, Oranffe Grow-
er, 116 Eureka St
Walter M. Mcintosh, with Redlands
Sanitary Laundry Co., 166 Alra-
rado St
Charles F. Smith. Real Batata
Saa IMeffo.
Henry F. Drosta, Lawyar.
Marcus Henry volk.
CAUFORHIA—
DoaD, Lawyer, Court
Louis B, Beodr, Ijawrar. Ilfl Han
■oroo 8t.
Oliver C. Bynum, Brokar, I) Bat-
tsiT St.
Willi* A. Clark, Qen. Contractor,
--i Aptl.
Jamei F. I^nasan, lAwrer, 110 Ban-
■ome Bt.
John F. F^rtrldve, tltt CaUtoraU
Ralpl
Ii. Phelpa, Elsct. BagT.,
RalpL _
Hownrd at.
Jobn M. FlKtt, Oovemment OSclaL
1101 Qeary St.
Allan R. Fowen, 1811 Clay St.
William. O. Ralnecke. oara Dabl-
■trom Co.. llS-tO Rlalto Bldg.
Harb«rt B. Smith. CgB Howaril Bt.
John Ll WittenmeyaT, Ry. OlBclal,
111« Flood Bldar.
■•cktoib
LeRoy J. LJtUetOQ, Banker, ItG W.
Vine Bt
GeofKe F. McNoble, L*wyer. 133 B.
Main St.
«rka.
Shirley W. Allan, Forester.
COLORADO.
>r*ek«rMc«.
Harry W. Lob man.
Adoiph Q. Flerrot, Itll llth St.
"^lUIam' B. Waldo, 111 River St
^OcorKe A. PuKbe, Lawyer. t*0 Tam-
■Ivrado iptlBKL
Willi! L Btracban. lie BzohkBce
Bank Bids.
lyde H. Stewart, Lawyer.
Charlei c; Barker, Lawyer, Foatar
BIdK.
Roger Kane Bant. Btudent 1*07 St.
Paul Bt
Elba Harvey Boyd, lAwyar. Foatar
Bids.
Henry B. Canby, Pbyalclati, «0*
Metropolitan Bids.
Troy C. Cartwrlffbt, 980 IfarlOB St.
Roilin d-averi Chittenden. Student,
116 B. Hlsh Bt
Edward w. Col Una. Fhyaiclan,
Metropolltaa Bldr.
Walea S. Colllna. 1147 W. S«th At.
Ralph Royal Donner, Student, 1140
ISth At.
Charlea B. Franklin. 1144 Humboldi
Harold Q. Oarwood, Fhyaiclan, 114
MetrqiKilltan Bldg.
Omar B!. Oarwood. lawyer. )lt-17
Tabor Opera House Blk.
Floyd R. Qoldsmltb, with Contl-
— „. .,,-Y miwaukoe St.
Dental Oil C*„ l«t1
mDsx
Curtis
ludy, In*., 1I4( Locan
lelS OKden Bt
Studant,
John" Chaaa" Jenkins. StndoBt, 1411
Pearl St.
Luke J. Cavanaugb. lawyer, 411
~ ■ ntal BIdK,
>. KlmbeTl, Gen. Ugr., 114
I BIdK.
. Luti. Lawyer. Sl> Bqolt.
Conllni
Bids.
-Ids,
Fred Richard Lots, Student ITTI B.
Pearl Bt
Ralph W. McCrlUls. Lawyer, Bqult-
able BIdK.
Blnier MlUon Hunn, 1701 B. Colo-
rado Blvd.
Mark R Patterson, 1411 Williams
Bt
Jeremlab A. Pierce, Prea. Drag Co.,
ISIO Tine St
Cuthbert Powell. Physician and Bur-
land Cement Co., SOI Ideal Bide.
Harold C. Tallmads'e, 1140 Ltncoin
AT.
French Lee Taylor, HIS a Jose-
phine.
William N. Valle. lawyer. 410 Bqolt-
able Bids.
Betbuel tC Webster, 111 Klttredce
BIdK.
Russel B. WellB, 1414 Milwaukee St
Walter E. White, lawyer, lOI-llD B.
A C. BldK_
Wayne C. Williams, lawyer. 410E
W. lotb At.
■lerca.
George Baton MatUson. Lawyer.
Orviiie B. Qalbreatb, Lawyer.
WlUlsms Bulkely, Student.
John B. Blsland, Civil and Mining
Engr., B. A. B. House.
LouaUen F. Miller, UnlT. ProC lOlS
Fifteenth Bt
Uoyd B. NellL Sec and Treas. Nelll
Lumber Co.. 1010 Blxth Bt
Idako flprlBca.
Roral R. Graham, Banker, 1)14
Colorado Bt
Archibald H. Beard, 111 Raton Av.
tvllle.
John B, Breneman. Mlninr Bngr.
□hn F. PuKhe, Stock Raiser.
-fvlUc.
Jonathan V. Blckman, lawyer.
wM*.
William H. Carey. Box 1». R. R. L
Harry A. Eteael, with Colo. Fuel Co.,
101 W. Ormon St
Georse A. Marah, 111 M«s« At.
264
LOCALITY INDIDC
COLORADO-^CoatlB«c«.
Frank Pryor, Jr., Merchant, Cor.
Main and Second St.
John O. Wolf, Physician and Sur-
geon, 1146 Berkeley Av.
R«elc7 Ford. . . ^ ..^
Paul M. North. Lawyer. 611 a 6th.
SuvsKler.
All]
ibert E. Oregory. Aaaayer. care
Tomboy Gold Mines Co.. Ltd.
TeUnrfdA.
Georflre R. Painter, care Journal
Printing Co.
TrlBldad.
Forrest Clifton Northcutt, Student,
322 Chestnut. i
Parvln N. Pattlson, with Mountain I
States Tel. and TeL Co., 281 B.
Third St
UalTemlty Park.
Frank Joseoh Henry. Student
John Fay Sinclair, Student
Max M. Bulkeley. Lawyer.
CONNBOTICUT.
BrMMport.
R. E. Zlnk. Industrial Enffr., IIOS
Central Av.
Ceatml VUiase.
George W. Lorlngr*
Derby.
waiter R. Bylund, 166 Derby Ay.
Hartford.
LeRoy C. Barrett College Prof.
Harold W. Bldwell, 26 Lenox St
John F. Forward, Lawyer. 11 Cen-
tral Row.
Frederick L. Jeffers, Mgr., S6 Pearl
St
Maaekeater.
Ralph P. Norton, 4 Oakland St
w BHt
Drew D. Stark, Real Estate, 19S
Main St
New Hayea.
Edgar G. Murphy, Author, 206 Lly-
Ingston St.
Everett M. Splcer, 94 Lake PL
Ife^v liOadoB.
Theodorus S. Bailey, Mechanical
Engr., 168 Williams St
Arthur P. Anderson, Lawyer.
Waterbary.
Aldls W. Loyell. Lawyer, 108 Blank
St
Frank B. O'Neill, Law Student 77
Bank St
DISTRICT OF COIiUMBIA.
Henry W. Bearce, Goyt. Official, Bu-
reau of Standards.
James H. Blount Lawyer, Cosmos
Club.
Albert P. Bourland, Administrator,
725 Southern Bldgr*
John G. Capers, Lawyer, Eyan Bldg.
Charles R. Castlen, Physician, Medi-
cal Reserve Corps. U. S. Army.
William T. Coburn. Govt Transit-
man, The Montlcello, Mt. Pleas-
ant St
Calvin D. Cowles, Jr., Army Officer,
care Suraeon uenl'a. Ofllot, U. 8.
A., War Dept
Herman B. Cnubb, 6 The Lnmoz.
James B. Dillard. Army OlEoer.
William A. Duncan, Army Officer.
U. a Army Field Madleal Supply
Dept
Henry W. T. BffHn, Army Officer,
care War Dept.
Charles N. Flake, Naval Ofllcer, Navy
Dept
Cecil C Fraser, 141S Budid St. N. W.
Alex M. Halt Army Ofllcer, care
Adjt Gen. U. S. Army.
Harry G. Hamlet, Gk>vt Official.
HTreaa ^^ent
James H. Hance, Geoloirl*t, U. 8.
Geological Survey.
Charles B. Howry, Jud^re of U. 8.
Court of Clalma.
Alexander L Jamea, Jr., Army Offi-
cer, War Dept
Henry L Janea. Am. Dl^ Somatic
Service, State Dept
Robert Johnson, 8286 B. Ninth St
Owen W. Kennedy, 1214 Maas. Av.
Philander C Knox. Sec. of State.
1627 K. St
William R Lemly. U. & Marine
Corps, Hdqa Marine Corps.
Charlea B. McAllister, €07 Sixth
St, N. B.
Benjamin MIcou, Lawyer, 1419 O.
St, N. W.
John R. Mllbum, Govt Official. U.
S. Patent Office.
Joseph W. Mllbum, Gtovt, Official.
U. S. Patent Office.
Jease C. Nichols, Army Offloer. War
Dept
Clarence R. Pottelger, Govt Official,
1400 Chapin St
Altus L Qualntenoe, 1807 Phelps PL,
N. W.
E. A. Rule, Govt Official, 8617 Wis-
consin Av.
F. G. Saunders, "The Wyoming."
Vincent B. Smith, 8007 P. 8t7n. W.
Frank V. Starek, Govt Official, 8211
Nineteenth St, N. W.
John H. Towers, Naval Offloer, Avia-
tor, care Navy Dept
Arthur N. Van Vleok, 1410 BucUd
St, N. W.
Theodore L Weed, Govt OffldaL
Richard P. Williams, Jr., Bducator.
218 a St, N. W.
Jesse Bond Smith, 101 Chestnut St
Elmer L. Crosa, Bducator.
Fort DaPolat.
H. W. T. Eljrin, Army Offloer. War
Dept, D. C.
Robert A. Garton.
FLORIDA.
William B. Hamner.
(^alaeavtlle.
William W. Hampton, Jr., Lawyer.
Porter Block*
LOCALITY INDEX
26i
JaekMBTUlc.
WlllUm H. Baker, Lawyer, Atlanta
Nan Bank Bldff.
Oeorye Hendree Harrison, Clergy-
man, 2112 Laura St.
Ocala.
Peter W. Butler, Cor. OfficlaL
Wiley J. Williams, Jr., Merchant.
William C. Baffin, By. OiBclal, 148
Ocklawaha Ay.
Exeklel B. Beeee, Prea. Oruef ICa-
chine Works.
Satsvma Helcktik
William O. BIchtmann, Prea. Sat-
suma Co.
Tallakaasee.
Albert W. ailchrlst. Gov. of Florida.
Guyte P. McCord, Lawyer.
John C. Tims, Clergyman, 412 Zack
St.
^riuistoB.
Clarence C Epperson, Lawyer.
GBOROIA.
Affnew H. Hllsman, Physician, 206
Jefferson St.
James T. Mann, Lawyer, 424 Gift St.
William B. Wooten, Lawyer.
Atk
James L Fort, Lawyer.
Stewart D. Furlow, Hardware Busi-
ness, 20 Lee St.
John E. D. Shlpp, Lawyer.
Bdffe worth Lamkin, By. Lawyer.
Thomas & Mell, Lawyer, 267 Hill St.
Atlaata.
Hooper Alexander, Lawyer, 1019 At-
lantic Naf I Bank Bldff.
Edgar O. Ballenver, Physician, At-
lanta Nat'l Bank Bldff.
John a BeaU, Civil Enffr., €62 Pied-
mont Ay.
William G. Brantley, Jr., Lawyer,
f08-f Candler Bldir.
Henry H. Cabanlss, Newspaper Pub-
lisher.
Henry E. Dean, Gen. Supt., SB
Peachtree Circle.
Patrick C. Dlnklns. 608 N. Blvd.
Erastus B. Dorsey, Lawyer, Third
Nan Bank Bldff.
Lauren W. Foreman, Publicity Afft.
Huffh N. Fuller, 261 Ponce de Leon
Ay
Bussell V. Glenn, Clyll Enarr., care
Capital City Club.
Bobert a Holtsclaw, Chemist, 120
Capital Bldff.
Haryey Johnson, Sec. Sou. Fertiliser
Assoa, 626 Peachtree St.
Bobert H. Jones, Jr., Lawyer, 410-
411 Peters Bldff.
Bensen P. King, Lawyer, 424 Em-
pi re Bldflr.
William C. Latimer, Lawyer, 1601-
1606 Fourth Nat'l Bank Bldff.
Henry A. Leonard, Telephone, 68
Merrttts Ay.
John D. LltUe, PobUolst.
George D. Lowe, Editor. 16 Sells Ay.
Carlos Lynes, Beal Estate, 18-20
Walton St.
Bobert F. Maddoz, Mayor of At-
lanta^Ga., AnL Nat'l Bank Bldg.
James W. Moore, Mfg., 229 Ponce de
Leon.
Charlton G. Oflrbum, Lawyer, 802-2-4
Candler Bldff.
John T. Pendleton, Lawyer, 6€€
Piedmont Av.
Edgrar E. Pomeroy, Lawyer, 922-6
Atlanta Nat'l Bank Bldff.
Thomas J. Ripley, Lawyer, 61% S.
Pryor St
Arthur B. SImms, Banker, Fulton
Nat'l Bank.
Marlon Smith, Lawyer, Peters Bldir-
Charles F. Stone, Representatlye of
Steel Co., 181 Ponce de Leon Ay.
Charles C. Thomas, Cotton Business,
7 Peachtree PL
Albert D. Thomson, Real Estate, 20
Walton St.
William D. Thomson, Lawyer, tl2
Candler BIdff.
Willis M. Tlmmons. MercanUle, 1272
Peachtree St
Frederick G. Tupper, Mechanical
Elect Enffr., 629 uqultable Bldff.
Benjamin W. Tye, Lawyer, 412-420
Equitable Bldsr.
Charles P. Wood, Mechanical Enyr.,
190 Peachtree St
Edmund A. Wrtffht Elec. Enffr.,
188S Candler Bl
5 hi
Ashbi
Georffe W. Cooper, Dentist
Robert C. Beckmans. Horticulturist
QeoTge P. Butler, Educator, 644 Tel-
fair St
John M. Cosart Lawyer, 209 Union
Bank Bldfl^
J. Thomas Heard. Cotton and Ins.
Business, 224 Dyer Bids.
Carlton Hlllyer, By. OlllclaL
Edward B. Martin, with Ga. Chem-
ical Works.
Charles J. Montgomery, Physician,
The Hill.
Thomas S. Hawes, Lawyer.
ttaU OvmiBd.
Zadoc D. Harrison, m.. Gen. Mffr.
of Marble Co.
Alfred H. Croyatt, Lawyer.
Alfred J. Croyatt Lawyer.
Millard Reese, Lawyer.
CantMi.
Doniflran D. Towers, Mfff.
|Cel«mbwk
Lemuel D. Hill. Banker, 816 Broad
St
J. Burrus Munn.
Henry S. Munroe, Physician and Sur-
geon, 1206 Second Ay.
James N. Pease, Contractor, 1428
Third Av.
Louis E. Wisdom, Lawyer.
Hubert N. Moye, with A. J. Moye A
Son.
2«6
JLOCALITT INDEX
OBOROIA^-C«BtlB«e4.
Dennis B. Barrett, Banker.
William H. Gurr, Lawyer.
John A. Ivey, College President.
Charles P. Olivier, Astronomer.
D*dm.
Jenninffs F. OiUem, Fort Offlethori^e.
Robei
Lobert 8. Duncan.
■test Polmt.
J. Wayne Moore,
Works.
ISlbertoM.
David W. Meadow, Lawyer.
Zachary B. RoKers, Lawyer.
AtlanU Utility
James C Davis.
Fomytk.
Louis 8. Jackson, Real Estate Jk Ina
William R. McConnell, Mercantile,
82 Academy St.
La Onuure.
Henry Reeves, Lawyer.
MadlsoM*
Lee Trammell, Jr.
Benjamin J. Edwards, Lawyer,
Broad St.
Clifford Walker, Lawyer.
MovBt PleMaat.
Spencer R. Atkinson, Jr., Postmaster.
Mo«ltric.
Robert Lb Shipp, Lawyer.
Robert N. Stokes, 607 Fourth St.,
west.
Arthur H. Codlnffton, Lawyer, Govt.
BldK.
Frank D. Coburn, Real Estate.
John D. Crump, State OflUdal, 268
Second St.
Ezeklel H. Holland, Prea Assoa
Realty Sales Co., 804-806 Ga. Life
BldK.
John G. Harrison. Univ. Prof.
Walter T. Johnson, Lawver, Jeffer-
son Terrace and Georgrla Av.
Campbell T. Klngr. Jr.. 290 College
St.
Julian C. Murphy. Real Estate,
Banking, 648 Orangre St.
William E. Pendleton. 811 Harde-
nan Av.
William C. Turpln. Jr., Mfg., 876
Oranere St.
ROMC
Linton A. Dean, Lawyer.
Sidney S. Dean, Farmer.
Wilson M. Hardy, Publisher, 419
Broad St.
William M. Henry, Lawyer, 601 B.
Third St.
John D. McCartney, Editor, Tribune
and Herald Bldgr.
Arthur R. Sullivan, Jr., Lawyer, 816
Fourth Av.
Barry Wright. Lawyer.
Robert N. Groover, IOC B. 97th 8t
Francis P. Mclntirs, Lawyer, Savan-
nah Bank ft Trust Bkdg.
Porter A. Mackall. with Am. Naval
Stores Co., 12 Harris St., W.
William W. Osborne, Lawyer, 118 E.
81st St
Pleasant StovalU Editor.
Archibald B. Lovett, Lawyer.
Albert T. Matthews, Snpt. Cotton
MlUa
Harry Ainsworth, Physician and
Surgeon, 127 Broad St, 8.
William B. WiUlams, Asst Post-
master.
Thomas B. Watson.
Valdosta.
B. P. 8. Denmark, Lawyer, 7-9-11
StrickUnd Bldg.
Percy Thigpen, Banker, 600 N. Pat-
terson St
WaaktaigtMi.
Fielding H. Ficklen.
Boyce Ficklen, Jr.. Banker.
Alexander Irwin, Banker.
Isaiah J. Irwin, Jr., Lawyer.
Warren Lott, Jr., Nut Grower, 168
Plant Av.
Henry P. Jones, Lawyer.
William A. Wllklns, Banker and Cot-
ton Broker.
WImder.
Richard R Russell, Judge.
Albl
IDAHO.
Clarence B. Bocock, College Dean.
Ralph G. Wlnegardner, Ry. OfBdaL
Boise.
George C Baldwin, Govt. Geological
Survey, 616 Idaho Bldg.
Astley B. Purton, Govt OAcial, 616
Idaho Bldg.
Robert 8. Merriam, Mining Bngr.
P. O. Box 218.
Moutala Hoaie. _ _ ^
Paul H. Townsley, C. B., care Kerry
& Chace.
ILUlfOiS.
John A. G. Carson, Jr.. Mfjr.
William N. Colquitt. City Official, 22
E. Henry St. ^
Davis Freeman, Judge, County
Court House.
Ava.
A. Glen Brown.
Russell E. Brown.
Ba
William E. Webbe, Flirmer.
tBeUcvUlc.
Harry B. Kircher.
Blooailagtoa.
Frank G. Adams, Merchant, 417 N.
Main St
Thomas F. Harwood, Lumberman,
216 Woodland Av.
BrMgeport
J. Worth Newton, with The Ohio Co.
Cairo.
David 8. Bondununt, 708 Walnut Bt
LOCALITY INDUZ
267
lUaHOIS— CMitlBM«.
Lbward R. Oreen, 211 E. Daniel St
Cyrus F. Newcomb, Phyiician and
Surgeon, 811 West Hill St.
Oeor^e S. Perry. SH E. Daniel St.
Philip H. Ward, 211 Daniel St.
Charles P. Lantz, Athletic Director.
Ckl
irry A. Acker bur ff. 141S Hood At.
Harry E. Ackerburff* Jr., 788 Ful-
lerton Av.
W. Frailer Baldwin, 1864 B. 49th St.
Charles J. Barr, Librarian, John Cre-
rer Library.
Orsamus D. Beardsley, Mfff., 980 W.
19th PI.
Avery Brundase, 8626 Bvanston At.
Henry S. Bunting* Publisher, 216 8.
Market.
Hilary F. Campbell, lawyer, 1801
First Nat'l Bank Bldff.
Fred H Clutton, Registrar, North-
western Univ. Medical School, 1818
Carmen At.
Bennett W. Cooke, AdT., 646 Arlinff-
ton PL
George O. Curme, Jr.. Educator, 20
Hitchcock Hall, Univ, of Chicago.
Harold F. DaCosta, 288 CleTeland
Av.
Frederick M. Felker, Educator, Mad-
ison and Wabash.
Dudley K. French, Chemist, 1460 E.
66th St.
Wilbur M. French, Physician, 8968
W. 16th St.
Louis a Fritch, Ry. Official, 6119
Kimbark Av.
William S. Oazlay. Ry., 6416 Sheri-
dan Rd.
Georere A. Gray, Student, 2918 Lez-
ington St.
Raymond J. Grefforl, 1286 Eddy St.
Harry A. Hansen, Editor, 6462 Lex-
ington At.
Harry H. Harper, Real Estate
Broker, 40 N. Dearborn.
Ernest H. Haufl[hton, Corporation
President, 481 Dearborn St.
Frank E. Jones, Ina, 706 First Nat'l
Bank Bldff.
Walter A. Kirk, 1929 a Calumet
At.
Arthur H. Knox, Architect, 1646 Tri-
bune Bldff.
Julius Kruttschnltt, Ry. Official, 186
Adams St.
Louis C. Kuhnert, Jr., Mfff., 6649
Madison.
HuKO Layer, with Am. Iron 4k Steel
Co.. 1810 Central Park At.
George S. Leisure, 1864 E. 6€th St.
William H. Lonff, Lawyer, Monad-
nock Bldff.
William H. Long*. Lawyer.
Edward B. Lucius, Lawyer, 1282
First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Ralph Merrlam, Lawyer, 728 Wom-
ans Temple, 108 S. LaSalle St.
Harry E. Mock, Physician, 404 Ash-
land BlTd.
John M. Morehead, Engr., Peoples
Gas Bldff.
Ckiietuf HeliThti
ewell C. Gilbert, Physician, 8 Hll-
nols St.
CIlBtoa.
William E. Russell, Engrr.
^•al City.
George F. Campbell.
\Cmhm.
Curtis E. Baylor, Banker.
DaMTtlle.
Robert B. Kinlnffham, Ins., 809-311
Adams Bldff.
Edwin A. McCord, 602 W. Madison
St
Raymond O. Southworth, 411 Ann
Nelson H. OllTer, Marr., 608 S. Dear-
born St.
Samuel C. Parker, UnlT. Profn 6021
Monroe At.
Aufust J. Pixley, Restauranteur, 710
w. Madison St
Hollls E. Potter. Physician, 1410
Peoples Gas Blq|r*
Joseph Z. Rowe, Real Estate, 7 W.
Madison St
Nathaniel Rublnkam, 6460 Oaken-
ivald At.
Lewis R. Sanderson, 747 E. 86th St
Ralph A. Schwars, 684 Aldlne At,
Victor R. Sladek, 1617 & CaUf. At.
Francis J. Suite, 1846 Commerce
Nat'l Bank Bid*.
Harry M. Snow, 1810 Harris Trust
Bldfl^
John B. Thiess, Lawyer, 2461 Ham-
ilton St
William J. Waterman, Capitalist,
909 Assoc. Bldff.
John J. White, Jr., Note Broker, 4864
Washington At.
Aleck G. Whitfield, 6687 Madison At.
Edson R. Wolcott Physician, 1817
Sheridan Rd.
U. Raddlffe Bell, Lecturer, 167 N.
FalrTlew At.
Harry H. Farrell, Designer, lOlt W.
Wood St
Thomas W. Qallaway, Unly. Prof^
1882 W. Wood St
Georgre P. Dysart 819 S. Crawford
At
Wmmt St. *Lio«ta.
Bruce A. Campbell, Lawyer, €24-688
Murphy Bldff.
John R. DaTles, 1614 Hlnman At.
Clyde D. Foster, Real Estate, 1916
Orrin^on At.
Charles O. Hilton, 1606 Oak At.
OllTer E. Hlnsdell, Actor.
William C LeTere, Honorary E. 8. A.
Clarence Mark, Mfff., 916 Blmwood
At.
H. Dayton Merrell, Educator, 1017
OroTe St
Ritze Mulder, Real Estate.
Merritt a Gamble, 1212 Elmwood At,
G. F. Thomson.
B ^eej iegt.
Charles H. Green, Lawyer, State
Bank Bldff.
William L Karcher, Physician and
Suryeon.
268
LOCAUTT INDmC
Charles IC. Sullivan. 826 8. Galena
Av.
Fort Skcrldam.
Barton iC Tount. Army Oflcer.
Oalra.
Ralph W. B. Hayea. hUg.
Benjamin F. Bills, 228 W. Pearl St.
OnuUte City.
Edward M. Watklns, 2149 State St
OreoBTllle.
William O. Kaeser. Mtg.
14
Henry B. Fisher, Educator,
Blaine Av.
nilpolla.
Frank F. Bheffler, Stock Raiser.
JoUet.
Olenn 8. Breneman, Mechanical Engr*
1202 Benton St
Corwlne E. Roach, Editor.
I«a Gnuive.
Herbert H. Whitehead, 209 8th Av.
Lake Forcet.
Henry W. Wright Univ. Prof.
IjelaMd.
Noah G. Klove, Farmer.
Kacoaib.
Galen V. Gloyd, Architectural
Draftsman, 686 N. Randolph St
Frank J. Landee. Lawyer, Old Post-
office Blder.
New Deiifflaa.
Jesse M. Threadfflll, Physician and
Surgreon.
NewHtaM.
Harry Baxter, Farmer.
Edgar D. Morrow, Farmer.
NonuiL
Howard W. Kelly, Jr., 919 Broadway.
Oak Park.
Frank R. Bagley, Mercantile, 489
N. Grove Av.
Henry R. Hamilton, Jr., with Nu-
bian Paint & Varnish Co., 822
Forest Av.
Ores[om«
Frank 8. Kailer.
Hugh Li. Dickson, Lawyer, 1217 Jef-
ferson Bldg.
Henry H Grimes, Ins., Real Estate,
119 High St
Riverside.
Harold D. Burling.
Charles W. Heywood, Physician.
Herbert E. Reagan, Contractor.
Itoek Isiaad.
Richard W. Carter, 1817 8th Av.
Clifford L. Hubbard, 1014 21st St
David M. King, Army Officer, Rock
Island ArsenaL
Roekford.
Albert M. Johnson, Mfg., 611 Auburn
St.
RoblasoM.
William W. Arnold, Lawyer.
SkelbyvUic.
William L. Kelly.
Sterllag.
Carl E. Sheldon, Lawyer, 608 Av. a
PbSlip H. Ward, 807 Av. B.
John C. White. Ci^rmymmn, 602 &
Glenwood Av.
Bliaser R. Divine.
Olen W. Smiley Scheldecker, 119 V.
I Maple St
TayiervlUe.
Clarence T. Hewitt 116 BL Poplar St
Roscoe Im Bait Farmer.
sMe.
Carleton Trimble.
§•»•
Eugene H. Renniok, ear« State's
Atty.
William W. Wright Jr., Lawyer.
Walter C Coffey, Univ. Prof., 607 W.
Oregon St
Oscar A. Leutwiler, UniT. Prof., 611
W. Green St
Charles M. McConn, Univ. Prof., 1166
California Av.
Roy BC Ross. 412 Iowa St
WW SftslMB Wi
Will P. Green
WlUls D
Slonneger.
Harvey H. Cosley, with
Steel Co., 804 West St
Cambria
James T. Wataon, 982 Forest Av.
Sevmour B. Wheelock, Mercantile,
822 Central Av.
John T. Dale.
Frederic A. Fenger, Naval Archi-
tect 666 Sheridan Rd.
nrDiAKA.
Russell 8. Zeh.
ford.
Wilbur y. Glover, 1207 North N. St
Donald A. Bentley, 614 Feaa Av.
William Burrows, ClergyBian. Trin-
ity Church.
BiafftMi.
Thay Gavin, 624 Metropolitan Btdg.
Bridgeport.
Charles D. Branlgan, Student
CurUs R. Light
Haughton K. Fox, Clergyman, Fifth
St
CrowB Polat.
Oakley K. Morton. Ill Court St
Cvlver.
Homer H. Tallman, Phrsidan.
DelpkL
E«arl D. Smith, Inventor.
George K. Denton, Lawyer, 1108
Powell Av.
FmBklla.
William A. Burton.
Hugh B. Vandiver, Student
Frank 8. Records, SMuoator, 849 W.
Jefferson St
Fort Wayne.
Daniel C Davis, Mfg.. 711 ■. Wayne
St
O. JSL Quivey, 1616 8. Oalhonn.
LOCALmr iMDmc
IKDIANA— CmtlMi.
Arthur W. CunduR. I^iwyar, SIT
Broadway.
Cecil R. F«terBon, Lawyer.
C0UrU«Dd M. TODQt
art.
Cecil R. Petertoo.
Stanley C. Brooke, Sonde, 141T H.
Delaware St.
Carl A. Jobneon, wltb Cran* Heat-
luff Co., eti W. tOth St.
Harry B. Jordan, lit Honument PL
Venice D, Keleer, I»4a Kenwood At.
Ralph B. Knode, Mn-. H. C. Knode
ft Co., 14 8. ■■'--■"--
""u'erllian.
JWla -
ton Claypo«)e E
Jobn L Rlnne, Phyalclan.
Percy M. Day, UercantUe, 1010
Map I* At.
Don J. Henry, Lawyer.
IiawrcBecfeHTC.
Arcbloald B. Ward. U. 8. Tre. DepL,
1ST RIdice Av.
IiOiaapeit
Cbarlee A. SeLe^ue.
I.»a<lM.
Raymond C Ruboab.
Henry M. Haneeen, City Elacr.
~' odore H. Thomae, lOO N. "-
Bl
Cc«ar Falto.
Paul C. ColcroTe, 141) Coll«K« BL
Cedar Raplda.
Frederick W. Batley, Fhyetdan. Ut-
10 Security Bids.
Artbur J. Bradley, 1010 Tblrd At.
JohDion, 109 8. 8th 91.
Frederick J. Poyneer, ITlt D. At.
riee City.
William H. Fradden, lOfl Jaokaon St.
St.
Boi
i P. Lake, Uercantfle, >1> B.
<lllbert Bt
Frank Llndiey.
T. Andrewa. Lawyer
Floyd Meyeri, Student
kTllle.
Roy WasKener, Htll Sopt.
Royal Li Burton, Student
Brenner, Paymaster, (14
TlaeeaacB.
William
Wlusae.
Ruiiell
IfortUa^ai
Horace'W. Wood, IBOl N. 11th St.
H. Hackman, II N. Ind St.
IL Dllta.
Barrci Price, Hotel Proprietor.
IOWA.
Jobn T. Batea, Educator, <D4 Dovc-
lae At.
Roy H. Porter, UnlT. Prof., TOt
Hod KB At.
Adolph Shane. UnlT, Prof.
Edward N. Went worth, CoIIese
Prof.. CO* Welch At.
"EKnll
ley B. Meek.
Uarrln H. Fedderaen, Fanner. R. F.
D. No. 1.
Paul C. Fedderien.
liastaa.
Carl C. Riepe, 818 Franklin 8L
FOU.
Henry M. Haneeen, City Elacr.
Theodore H. Thomae, ioO N. OirroU
Q«orK« A. IioomlB. IBS Fountain SL
Robert L, Fenlon, Ry.
ry«o>.
William M. Ballew.
Dea MDlaea.
Allen R. Chappel. 1144 10th St.
Ruaeel) P. Jonea, ITIO Elrhtb at
Henry Parker Lowell, Rdltor, W.
Fourth St and Court At.
wmia J. CBrlen, 1808 Tenth St
Will F. Riley. Lawyer, 001 Capitol
City Bank Bldg.
Paul B. Sawyer, De* Uolnea meet
Co., Gen'l Mgr.
Arthur T. Wallace, lawyer, 701-707
CItliens Nat'l Bank Bids.
William c vifara, ranner.
Taylor, Editor. 108 S. Court 81
Th^tae' H. Wrtcht Jr., 10« B. 7th
St
Ostkiie Center.
Beth B. Weeka
E. W. Weeke, Jr.
Frank W. Fordyce.
uiboldt
Royal 7. Nordetrnm.
Walter J.
ton Bt
Uerlyn B. Call, Phyeldan, UnlT. Hoa-
pltaL
Edwin Cobb, Phyeldan, 60* 8. Clla-
ton St.
Harley J. Hoti, 703 H. JeSereon Bt
"W. B. Hurlburt.
, Real Eetate. «l« N.
Lion St.
, 1»
Bduoator, tiO
John T. McCIln'
FHlrchlld St.
Walter L Myers, UnlT.
1D4E College SL
Walden W, Patrick. W. Slda.
170
LOCALITY INDHX
cart l»-..Sf»S?«»"'' "°'^-
Ar"°wfuon, «« N. Capitol St
**"Barl W. Vincent
St
"■•cSiter W. Cunningham.
** ^«old J. Wa.«)n.
** All2^ L. Moore. 18U Clark St
Al"?Sd O- Smalti.
^Wt"A. Pariah. Jeweler. «IS a
Fourth St
'FredeHck O. Apt. l*wy«r.
li,"%Tey'^V M0« N. Tenth Bt
|?Kk B. Davla. W» Jllari-riPPt Bt
*fc ... ««v
'^'D^nald A. Hunt
■^M*F*French. Phy-lclan, 1001 W.
Alte F*" Hull. Merchant i08 W.
State St.
''•^wla B. Maytag, Mech. Bn»r.
imwa. ^_ w^rmwan 24S B. Court
William N. McGowan, *■■•
St.
^* B?rl O. NicholB.
>»«7* ^ "D takmI 1808 Flrat Av.
"^T^hSS-dore P. Stair. Mfg.
Hugh H. Tolman.
"'•"S^pJintlce Allstrand. »0» Virginia
«Jb i: M'it.%^«'e°°10^^0
U^Q^Bveriet 1«0 Virginia St
"*""^y H. Dosh. Lawyer.
■wiitVrA. Kirk. Meroantne. 1"
Jof SS" "^Nell. ClTll Bngr, «0S
Olive St
"*'tS!S5S' a. Purton. mec Bngr.
|****"5ai r. Bambo. 717 & Main St
Conrad B. Cooper, L*wyer, M-. K. *
T. Ry. Co.
•**^ivld C. Ferneler. Bducator. Bt
John'e Military SchooL
Mark W. Hyland. Lawyer.
'^"carroU B. Martin,
'"^-lu'mne'r t*^Cha.e.
"^"j^R^ert CornelL
■"••B^jSmln D. Pmmore.
^'•'TndSw A. Hamilton, 629 W. Maple
St
**"Blmer M. Cooper, Trust Co.
"*"Har?y Andereon.
"**"c5?tl» L. HarrU. Lawyer.
"■"'nfSy'T. Bull. Army Officer. l«th V.
S. Cavalry.
■^*FSSklyn C. Wade. Lawyer.
**~'w«^?SJ^ V. Baker. Editor, 801«
Broadway.
vmiiam B. WeUhouae.
'^'•StVShen U Dayldwn Jr Bonded Ab-
Blractor. Court Houae. ^,
Philip K. Lewli. BanKer, »x« ^^
man At*
KBITPIJOKY.
l""w?uS^*'Ce Black. Coal Operator.
P*^AlVln B. Ratllff. Farmer.
r"*wSlace B. Rattiff.
^•■fiSSiS^S. Alexander. Banker.
^^utm 8. Thlertns. 71 W. Tenth
Harry W. Thompson. Adv. Mffr.. «
St. Louis St.
r*^aw Anderson, Farmer.
r- TJSrTThompeon. Mgr.. Briar CUB.
'"'•'^c' H. Goodnight Lawyer.
j"wr Beckham. Lawyer.
■^SSklln C. wade. Lawyer.
S?.*v!'p?'Teaman. Mlnlater.
•■st?Kh*er A. Bank* Truat Offloer. IW
^5^"u.w.''b.'*8t«riy. Congre««n«-
LOCALITY INDEX
271
IlopkliunrlUe*
Alfred W. Wood, 716 B. Ninth St.
J. Rockwell Smith, Minister, Hanifon
St.
Leltehfleld.
Henry R. Cannon, Merchant.
Charles Craln Qan% Physician and
Surffeon, 164 N. upper St.
Alexander H. Oratz, 440 Fayette
Park.
Job D. Turner, Educator, 1S6 Wash-
ington Av.
I«o«laTllle.
Napoleon B. Brennan, 808-11 Paul
Jones Bldff.
Hugrh B. Bleece, Lawyer, 626-7-8
Paul Jones Bldk.
John J. Gentry, Clergyman, Baptist
Seminary.
Frances M. Qettys, Banker.
John R. Qrubbs, Lawyer, Kenyon
Bide:.
Frederick L S. Hess, City Omcial,
322 B. College St
>hn LitU
Terrace.
>iieflr
John Little, Clergyman, 618 Floral
John N. Prestridffe, Clergyman, 660
Fourth Av.
Louis P. Rits, Civil KngT,, 1009 B. Srd
St.
MadlsoMTllle.
James C. Nisbet, Civil and Mining
Engrr., 424 B. Center St
Metcalfe.
Harry Anderson, Farmer.
Padaeah.
Vernon Blythe, Physician, 608 and
606 City Nat'l Bank Bldff.
Sanders E. Clay.
H. M. Burnauffh.
Plkevllle.
Asbury S. Reese, Dentist
John M. McGhee, Mercantile.
»UvtUe.
E. J. Felts, Lawyer.
Terrell.
Charles D. Rice.
Trcatoa.
Samuel F. D. Reese, Lawyer.
TersaUlctk
Carlisle S. Whitehouse, Merchant
"Webeter.
J. D. Lyddan, Farming and Live
Stock Dealer.
LOUISIANA.
Roberts C Milling, Lawyer.
Geaeaee.
Regrinald R. Hoffan.
Haausoad.
Randolph Corbin.
Robert A. Corbin.
Lucius D. McGehee, Physician.
Ijafayette.
James P. Caffery, dvil Bn^r.
Lalbe Cluurlca.
Edwin L Gorham, Civil Bngrr., Cal-
casieu Bank Bldiff.
Oswald W. McNeesa, Banker.
Leonidas B. Faulk, 816 Pine St
Armand G. McHenry, 1000 Jackson
St
Thomas C. Newton, Lawyer.
I. M. S. Newton.
New Orteaaa.
Georae D. Booth, Clercryman, 48S0
Coliseum St
William K. Dart Lawyer, 887-41
Maison Blanche Bldff.
Henrv P. Dart Jr^ Lawyer, 887-41
Maison Blanche Bldff.
Benjamin P. Davidson, 1487 State St
Georse B. Dicks, Mfff., 1904 Palmer
Av.
James H. Dillard. Educator, 671 Au-
dubon St
Lewis R. Graham, Lawyer, 608 Hen-
nen Blda.
Abner B. Gilmore, Editor, 612 Camp
St
Edward S. Hatch, Physician, 1186
Maison Blanche Bldff.
Walter H. Hoffman, Jr., Chemist,
1608 State St
Robert H. Huffsett 4084 Pearier St
Ernest L Jahncke, Ship Builder, 8988
Carondolet St
Charles M. Kerr, Civil Engrr., 6489
Prytania St
James A. Lyon, Jr., Univ. Prof., Tu-
lane Univ.
William G. Woodward, 7821 Felicia
St
New Roads.
Hewitt Bouanchand, Lawyer.
Charles W. Lyman, Postmaster.
Skreveport.
Thomas C. Barrett Lieut Gtovemor.
BenJ. W. Biarston, Publicist
Tallalak.
Georffe D. Smith, Entomologist
rwiamfleld.
Allen Parker, with Fremont Lum-
ber Co.
MAINB.
Sylvester J. Beach, Physician, 888
Water St
L Morse Dorsey.
Richard T. Huntinarton.
Biax L. Wilder.
Alden B. Hayes, SO Vernon St
Blddeford.
Walter B. Emerson, 868 Alfred St
Ckerry Field.
Albert M. Nickela
Caaftberlaad Mills.
Harry A. Sawyer, Chemist, 64 Lamb
St
iFort Keat.
Dana L Theriault Lawyer and
Senator.
John W. Hart
James F. Jackson.
Jaaeiq^rt.
Roflrer J. Wilson.
Harold W. Bowdoin, Chemist, Pleaa«
ant St
272
LOCALITT INDEX
Laurence M. Swasey, Editor.
Mllllsock«t.
Herbert L. Sanborn, Elect. Bn^r.
Oroao.
Leo M. Oerrish, 8. A. E. House.
William F. Schoppe. Univ. Prof.
Charles H. Johnston, Lawyer, 96 Bx-
changre St.
Marcellus Q. Spinks, Army Offlcer,
12 Gray hurst JPark.
IrvlnflT E. Vernon, Lawyer, 890 Con-
flrress St.
Charles F. Walton, Jr., IS Nevens St.
WLmmtoHL
R. H. Morrison, Chemist, 97 Free St
Sanford.
John V. Tucker, Lawyer, 6 Church
St.
Scbaso Lake.
Wilbert A. Libby, Orchardist. R. F.
D. No. 2.
Watervllle.
Edward L. Getchell, R. F. D. No. 40.
Edwin J. Mann, Lewis M. Mann &
Son.
Ymrmonth.
Edward P. Daniels, Main St
MARYLAND.
Baltimore.
Robert M. Augrust, Ins.. 88 So. St
Ray W. Bair, Mflrr., 6 Commerce St
Edward F. Brundagre, Chemist 1811
N. Calvert St
Joel Dean, care The Fairbanks Co.
Georgre A. Grose, Clergryman, 1119
W. Lanvale St.
Regrinald R. Hogran, Lumber.
Thomas A. Smith, Jr., 638 W. Frank-
lin St
Bascom L. Wilson, 618 W. Lombard
St
Denton.
Wlnfleld T. Nichols.
Federalabnrfl:.
John R. Carroll.
Forent Glen.
Harvey L Cassidy.
Frontbars.
Olin R. Rice. Editor.
Somerset.
Morgran B. Callahan.
Ralph O. Wilson, Bethesda, P. O.
Irving T. Wilson, Bethesda, P. O.
Takoma Park.
Jesse B. Smith, 101 Chestnut
'Walkervllle.
S. Walter Stauffer.
"Westmlnlater.
Harlan L. Feeman, Theological Prof.
MASSACHUSETTS.
AmesbiirT.
Charles J. Pettingell, Lawyer, Wll-
man Blk.
Herbert F. Taylor, 1 Spring: St
J.
com Ober.
Gordon Robertaon, 88 Lovett St
Frederick A. Webster, Physician.
Georgre A. Woodberry, SS Pabst St
Oliver P. Greenwood, Mfir*
Percy R. Carpenter, Univ. Prof.
Avbnmdale.
Leroy C. Nichols, Mercantile, 2066
Commonwealth Av.
Lester S. Walling, 49 Woodbine St
Geortre E. Barrel!, 179 Newbury St
Archibald H. Beard.
Herbert H. Bennett 869 Beacon St
William A. Buckmlnster, Lawyer.
460 Fremont Bldff.
Fred P. Carr, Lawyer, 101 Fremont
St
Alfred T. Dalrymple, Physician, 889
K. St, S. Boston.
G. Gilman Davis, Lawyer, 68 State
St
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