The Delta of Sigma Nu fraternity Volume 19

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 Excerpt: ...nor many other things which go to mako up the real college life, there is hut little social spirit, and not knowing how it would turn out, we ventured to make this attempt to arouse more fellowship among tho Fraternity men. All tho other chapters were represented, and for once we had a "full house." Our guests had a merry time and many of our friends in other fraternities congratulated us on the success of the affair. Our Reporter had the pleasure of representing this chapter at the installation of Gamma Theta, at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., in Decemher. Bros. Flanmgan and Langton officiated, an 1 Bro. A. H. Wilson, of B. Iota, as well as representatives from Vermont and LaFayette, were present. We found tho Cornelll hoys to he an earnest and enthusiastic lot of fellows, and we helieve that their Sigma Nu Charter is in good hands, and that she will rank high among the many chapters there. The fellows are already living in a neatly furnished house where we were entertained royally while in Ithaca. Ahout Christmas time we received holiday greetings from the hrothers at Upsilon, Austin, Texas. It made us realize that though our Fraternity reaches from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from Vermont to Texas, still it is the same dear old Fraternity, Sigma Nu. Between Chiistmas and New Years we gave a supper for our Alumni who might he in town for the holidays. Bros. Meding and Stevens were the only charter memhers not present, and though there were hut few of us all told, we had a good talk over past years and an enjoyahle time generally. We try to keep in touch with cur alumni. The more we see and know our hrothers who have graduated, the more we realize that Sigma Nu is a hrotherhood, aud not merely a cluh. At present we are anticipating the pl...