Chicago School of Medicine and Surgery - Medicos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FRATERNITIES bi . alta flilnbital fraternity ALPHA NU CHAPTER The Phi Delta Nledical Fraternity was incorporated under the laws of the state of New York in the year IQO2. The fraternity rapidly increased in size, in strength until today sixteen chapters have been organized. The Alpha Nu Chapter of the Chicago College of Medicine 8: Surgery was chartered in 1906, the first members being Brothers: ' I. Clayton Alexander R. Mott Irwin J. M. Edenburn ' G. H. Mundt Q Alfred T. Frde Geo. F. Behrendt From this number the fraternity rapidly developed, and today we boast of fifty-one active mem- bers, forty-two faculty members and three hundred and forty-seven alumni. In 1910 a chapter house was started at 1509 Jackson Blvd., and with, the aid of our faculty members the house was furnished in the most modern and up to date way. The fraternity remained here until last year when more spacious apartments were secured at 1440 Jackson Blvd. V Alpha Nu commenced the school year with a smoker and entertainment, this was well attended by both members and non-members, and a good time was enjoyed by all. Short talks were given by Brothers: Drs. Claggett, Miller, McCarty, Becker, McGuire and Sidwell. A fewweeks later an initia- tion, at which nine undergraduates, were given the degree. On December 18th an informal dance was given at the Humboldt Park Refectory, over sixty couples were present. The party was chaperoned by the faculty members and their wives. After the first semester examinations were over, a post exam. jubilee was held at the Golden Pheasant Inn, a five course dinner was served and special entertainment was rendered. The committee was composed of Brothers, Marland, Hilton and Wills, much credit is due them for the successful manner in which they handled the affair. Seventeen students -from Valparaiso were in attendancef In February another initiation was held at the chapter house, a number of candidates were taken in A large number were present among them 'representatives from the Alpha'Pi chapter. On March Ioth a dancingparty was held at the fraternity house, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Barlliff acted as chaperons. About twenty-five couples were present. The dance committee was composed of Brothers Shafer, Nex and Wills. This party met with such success that it was decided to hold them every two weeks. On March 30th Alpha Pi chapter of Bennett Medical College and Alpha Nu chapter held a combined initiation, the last of the school year. The eleventh annual banquet and dance was held April 5th at the Auditorium Hotel. Brother I. S. Nagel M. D. acted as toast-master, addresses were given by A. N. Claggett, M. D., V. Fowler M. D., and F.. C. Seufert, M. D., and a vocal solo was rendered by Miss B. Boyle, which was heartily applauded and appreciated. The Grand March was led by Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Funck. The com- mittee was composed of Brothers.H. E. Knight, W. F. Thayer, and C. A. Shafer. One dark event mars the otherwise perfect year, the death of our beloved associate and Brother, T. Quinn, M. D., an event which shocked the entire fraternity. At a dinner held Thursday evening, March 15th, at the Arrnode by Alpha Alpha chapter of the Phi Delta Nledical Fraternity, an organization connected with the Long Island College Hospital of Brook- lyn, a resolution was adopted, offering the services of the members of the fraternity to the United States in the event that a crisis should arise. The motion was made by Dr. Thomas A. Lynch, who is a mem- ber of the organization, and who is also officially connected with the United States Navy hledical and Surgical Service. E. E. MEISTER. Pagf 202 .,, .,.. ,.-rl-D. MD., D. ..., ..,., , ,, . .

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f FRATERNITIES Zeta illilu ibbi 5-Blehinaol :Fraternity , . Trwteef L. H. BLOCK N. L. BISHOP I., BRODSKY WM. H. RUBOVITS, M. D. V. L. SCHRACER., M. D. A. S.'HERSIIFIELD, M. D. J. WELFAELD, NI. D. S. SALINGER., M. D. WM. B. HANLIN, M. VD. . H. GOLDFINE, M. D. . F. NEMIRO, NI. D. DFID Z. D. KLOPPER, Ll. D. Senior .Memberf H. BUXBAUM S. G. COHN M. FOLK J. FINBERG H. HERSHMAN J. E. HODES M. I.'ITZKOVITZ D. H. LEVINTHAL B. KADISH J. PROBSTEIN G. NI. SEGAL NI. J. SEIDNER F. ZIBELMAN I. SCHWACER Page 204 Ojfcerf D. H. LEVINTHAL, President J. FINBERG, l7iee-Prefident J. FINBERG, Finance Secretary H. BUXBAUM, Recording Secretary M. I. ITZKOWITZ, Senator G. M. SEGAL, Sergeant-at-Afrmk , Grand OjiC'E7'.i' QWCSI Divisiony NI. I. ITZKOWITZ, G. NI. J. FINBERG, G. Secy. H. S. GREEN, V..G. M. L. H. BLOCK, G. Treas. 'Faculty Menzberf I. I. FRISCH, M. D. M. COFFLER., M. D. S. ROSENBLATT, M. D. L. J. HARRIS, M. D. J. URKO, M. D. J. J. MENDELSOHN, M. D. A. L. STAPLER, M. D. A. J. HALPERT, M. D. S. JOFFE, M. D. fnnior Members . A. ROSENBERC Sophomore Member! N. L. BISHOP L. H. BLOCK , J. BRODSKY F refhmen .Memberf C. A. FLEISCHNER I I. FINBERG R. LANDE S. LERNER B. GARNITZ S. MAYERSON Premedie Memberf H. S. WEISS W