installation which ended about six o'clock, all proceeded to get ready for the banquet to be held at Bingham Hotel beginning at eight o'clock. Before the initiation of the new men those officers serving in the association were elected and installed to serve as officers in the new chapter. The banquet was an affair never to be forgotten by the charter members of Alpha Sigma. Brother Lowrey, acting as toastmaster, left nothing undone to make the evening interesting. Grand Eastern Praetor, Edward Weis of Pittsburgh, was with us and gave a most interesting talk. Alpha Sigma Chapter is very thankful, in fact will always feel indebted, to Eta Chapter for its kind assistance and willingness to aid in the organizing of this chapter. The use of their chapter-house for the initiation and installation was most fortunate for us. We shall hope for the time when we can repay their kind hospitality and join with them in many functional activities in the future. We are grateful for Dr. Francis T. Mantz's assistance in our recent gatherings. Brother Mantz always has a warm heart for Phi Betas and we are always glad of his presence. Bro. H. E. Smith, Alpha Nu, Utah, kindly assisted us in many ways. Brother Smith is taking his interneship at the University Hospital. His convincing talks concerning Phi Beta Pi have done much to influence our new men beside the many beautiful songs he rendered at our affairs. We are glad to have him with us until next December. I am pleased to be able to announce that cur committee is right busy after a house for next fall. It has several houses in view now and we expect to have a definite location before school closes this semester. I hope to be able to give this definite location in the next QUARTERLY; however, anybody desiring such information before that time can find out by writing the secretary. It is hoped that any Phi Betas entering other schools will not forget Pennsylvania. Arrange to come and live in our house. We shall be more than glad to welcome you into our midst. Alpha Sigma Chapter hopes that the brotherg of all the various chapters will not fail to call on us at any time they are in the city. Come and let us all get acquainted. With best wishes to all our sister chapters, Fraternally, CHARLES J. JAQUISH, Secretary. VITAL STATISTICS RESOLUTIONS E. BENSON PARKINSON WHEREAS, Almighty God has seen fit in His infinite wisdom to remove from our midst our beloved friend and brother, E. Benson Parkinson, be it Resolved, First, that we express our deep grief and extend our heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family in their sorrow. We feel that we have suffered an irreparable loss; he was a man of sterling character, true worth, and splendid principles; and we mourn for him as a brother in the fullest sense of the word. Second, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to his bereaved family, a copy be published in THE QUARTERLY, and a copy be entered upon the minutes of this, the Alpha Nu Chapter of Phi Beta Pi, as a fitting memorial to our brother. PHI BETA PI FRATERNITY, Theron W. Bennion Committee. March 25, 1919. DR. HARRY LUNDGREN WHEREAS, From this life and from the associations of Phi Beta Pi has been taken the spirit of a brother, Dr. Harry Lundgren of Ironwood, Michigan, resulting in a keenly felt loss to the brotherhood, be it Resolved, That Beta Chapter express its sense of appreciation of the life of this brother by extending to the family its deep sympathy, and by publication in THE QUARTERLY of these resolutions. RALPH E. BOICE, Committee. EXCHANGES Palm of A TO, Hexagon of A X Σ, Paperbook of A, Arrow of II B♣, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta of ▲ Σ ▲, Purple, Green and Gold, The Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Chi Quarterly. Alpha Beta Delta Zeta Eta Theta CHAPTER Iota Mu Xi Pi Tau Chi Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Zeta Alpha Eta Alpha Iota Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda Alpha Mu Alpha Nu Alpha Omicron Alpha Pi Alpha Rho Phi Psi CHAPTER DIRECTORY EDITOR Joseph M. Maxwell C. B. Larson S. G. Plice J. M. Croman, Jr. J. F. Gerken Wm. S. Spicer John A. Thorson W. M. Phelps ADDRESS OF EDITOR OR HOUSE 697 S. Kingshighway Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. 703 E. Jefferson, Iowa City, Iowa. Tuberculosis Hospital, Washington, D. C. 103 S. 25th Ave., Omaha, Neb. Station 20, Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University, Virginia. 1333 Tennessee St., Lawrence, Kan. 313 10th St., Galveston, Tex. 100 E. 9th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. University of Louisville, Medical Dept., Louis- University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Oakland Medical College, Oakland, Cal. PHI BETA PI DIRECTORY PRICE: $.50 per copy or $1.25 including one year's subscription to The Quarterly SPECIAL: Free to any graduate sending in his paid 3 years' PHI BETA PI SONGSTER 50c A COPY Order at once from DR. LAWSON G. LOWREY 74 FENWOOD ROAD, BOSTON, MASS. LIFE SUBSCRIPTIONS to The Quarterly $15.00 Undergraduate members are required to Address THE SUPREME EDITOR OR THE SUPREME SECRETARY |