Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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xl .im '. ' di Gifs, , , be ' kQA A ' ' if . '45 ,se , 42' , . 'a . f f! M f A get X if i tx 'list W r i f f , l Ni' j iiH.ti'ir1 MM D li if N 1, f f fsi ' if Qu 1' if! 1' V ' i 1, - 'ft' it Ihr ,t l I fl, i 114 tilt t , 9 w it . . , 1 , 1, , 1 ,, glam ztta ight, qt N ,. i 1, E HN' 1 :ix qi, T it 1 5 I l ,, ii' Ili, 1 ,if Y , ,ral . j N the year 1831 Hon. SAMUEL EELLS, then a student at Hamilton 'N iii 'lf College, began the movement which resulted in the foundation of 1, yi the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity. A man of distinguished talents and i , il' 'iff lofty character, 'his genial nature had drawn about him a band of fellow students animated with like high aims, and it was from the desire of ix - ii these earnest and thoughtful men to perpetuate aniintluence which had ' ju' inspired their own lives, that Alpha Delta Phi orlgmated. It was in , if ,A , the following year that the mother chapter, consisting of LORENZO 1 1 ',.' tl LATHAM, OLWER ANDREW MORSE, HENRY LEMUEL Srorms, JOHN ililii ' gl P. UNDERWVOOD and SAMUEL EELLS, was established. from its be- iq ginning the success of the Hamilton Chapter has been uninterrupted, i Ijfiilit and the beautiful memorial hall which to-day adorns the Hamilton 3' I campus, testihes both to the prosperity of the Chapter and to the re- H ,Ai i gard of its members for its honored founder. ipzg ti, In 1833 the Miami Chapter was established, which always main- Wilt! tained a high standing until it ceased to exist, together with the col- l lege, six years ago. After this, Chapters were successfully established Qltgi' Q at New York University, Columbia, Amherst, Brown, Harvard, Yale, ggi. 1 L Hobart, Bowdoin, Western Reserve, Michigan, Dartmouth, Roches- 'yii lil, I ter, Alabama, Williams, College of the City of New York, Wesley- i an, Kenyon, Union, Cumberland, Cornell and Trinity. ' ii The Chapters of Columbia and New York hail but a briefexistence, I fig tx lil while the southern Chapters, Alabama and Cumberland, were broken ,tl iQ2'f2N,3i If up by the late civil war. The Yale Chapter, founded in 1836, flour- ljfqs ished for thirty-live years as the leading Junior Fraternity. Great 1 gf opposition was always felt in the Fraternity at large to the one year dl system pursued at that college, and the charter was finally withdrawn ug, order ofgeonvnention. Thenl-lobart Chapter also, owing to the low Q! -tst 21:-'H -e' ef- -r1'r i'-:QM i ' 'Q' N?T5it- Wrlaaut. 11:33 A-F ' - 1. , ll i 17' -,4 Qld r 1

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