. Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . ty at large the follow-ing new members : C. H. Blackford, Bardam, S. E. Boyett, Chappal, Tex. E. T. Miller, Claude, Tex. J. S. Moore, Charleston, W. Va. A. H. Payne, Martinsville, Va. S. M. Ray, Jr., Bel ton, personnel of our membership equals that of any of theolder fraternities in college. Some of the honors held by mem-bers of Epsilon Chapter are : Positions on the foot-ball and base-ball teams; assistant Professor of Physics; editors of themonthly magazine and of the college annual. We regret to announce that Brother Tatterson is leaving us,but o
. Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . ty at large the follow-ing new members : C. H. Blackford, Bardam, S. E. Boyett, Chappal, Tex. E. T. Miller, Claude, Tex. J. S. Moore, Charleston, W. Va. A. H. Payne, Martinsville, Va. S. M. Ray, Jr., Bel ton, personnel of our membership equals that of any of theolder fraternities in college. Some of the honors held by mem-bers of Epsilon Chapter are : Positions on the foot-ball and base-ball teams; assistant Professor of Physics; editors of themonthly magazine and of the college annual. We regret to announce that Brother Tatterson is leaving us,but our loss will be the gain of Kappa Alpha Chapter, as BrotherTatterson will enter Syracuse University. We wish him God-speed and pleasant associations. The membership of our chapter now numbers twelve, andprobably will be more in the near future. When this letter is read examinations will be over, andwishing all a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperousNew Year, we remain. Fraternally,A. H. Payne, Epsilon. Chapter j£bitonal8. It is with pleasure that we view the general condition ofthe fraternity to-day. We are in a most excellent condition. Afew small chapters that roughed a severe storm last sessionhave pulled through, while the larger ones have so increasedtheir strength that it seems to be plain sailing for them. It isgratifying to see how much more interest is taken in generalaffairs by the chapters. The periodical letters are muchimproved, and are sent in without the old time dunning. Thechapter duties seem to be understood and carried out muchbetter than before. While the desire for proper expansion hasnot been given up, all seem to understand that the strengtheningof our present chapters is of the most importance. Alumni chapters have been started, and others are in.^ preparation, which shows tliat the ideals of Sigma Phi Epsilonare not forgotten by those who are going out from local chapterinfluence. These signs of our advance are encouraging to the Grand
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