Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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THE HAMILTONIAN. EDWIN S. MOREY 1 HERBERT G. ALDRIGH, HENRY A. ESROWN. ' 'SAMUEL R. BROWN, CHARLES H. QLARK, FRANK N. HOLDXAN, WILLIAM P. GARRETT, Ffcbive Members. H AR-RY B. NOLTON. JOHN A. DALZELL, MURRAY H. GARDNER R. L. MCGHCREN. .ax CHAR-LES H. KELSEX'. JAMES N. BJLARVSH. ROBERT A. ICING. FRANK R. HUGHES. CHARLES E. NICHOLS. I

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, gg' THE HArnLToN1AN. iosirm Karen srsiiloji. e Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraterniizy was founded at Yale College, J une 22, 1844. I Among the founders and early rnenibers were Prof. J. T. Hyde, D. D., GX- Lx Attorney General Wayne Mclleagh. Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, Prof. Cyrus T3 Northrup and Theodore Wiuthi'op. ' V I The present roll of Chapters is Yale, Bowdoin, Colby, Alnherst, Brown, University of Mississippi, University of Virginia, Harvard, Kenyon, Dartmouth, Middlebury, Uni- versity of Michigan, Williams, New York, Hamilton, Madison, La Fayette, Rochester, Rutgers, Indiana, Asbury, Wesleyan, Rensselaer Polytechnic, Western Reserve, Cornell. Chicago, Syracuse, Columbia. University of California, Trinity. . The Hamilton Chapter was established J annary 15, 1856, with the following members: Prof. A. P. Kelsey, Ph. D.: J. M. Washburn, R. Baldwin, Dr. A. N. Brockivay, Rev. J. C. Long, Hon. A. W. Newman, E. B. Hastings, H. C. Howe, F. H. Loomis, Rev. William Lusk, Jr., J. N. Root, Rev. J. E. Scott. Early accessions to the Chapter were Rev. Willis J. Beecher, of Auburn Theological Seminary, A. Miner Griswold, Fa.t1Con- tributor l' of the Cincinnati Saturday Night, and Charles W. Cole, Superintendent of Schools in Albany. ' The Delta. Kappa Epsilon Song Book, published in 1871, is the most complete collec- tion of fraternity songs in existence. The total membership of A If E, by the catalogue of 1879, 6,5ilO, now exceeds seven thousand names. The Delta Kappa Epsilon, Quarterly, published in New York, is the organ of the fraternity. ' Flourishing Alumni Associations now exist in the principal cities and college centres of the country.

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30 THE HAMILTONIAN. 1 k Tyler.-fr TJELTE em. by R KHE Theta Delta Chi Fraternity Was founded at Union College in 1847. Of the original and charter members but six are now living. 3 viz.: EFX-Lieutenant Governor Allen C. Beach, Professor Jolrn'B. French, Hon. Andrew H. Green, Prof. Abel Beach, Dr. Francis l. Martin- dale and Lemuel C. Paine. A The fraternity has at present thirteen charges, viz.: Boston University, Bowdoin, Columbia, College of the City of New York, Cornell University, Dartmouth, Dickinson, Harvard University, Hamilton, Hobart, Kenyon, La Fayette and Tufts'. i A The Psi Charge was established att Hamilton in March, 11868, by the then members of the Alpha Phi fljhoenixy Society. Seventy-one members of the fraternity have been graduatedifrom this college, four of Whom are deceased. I A IN I