Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . o S ^ Q, l M5 X. EDITORIALS. 83 Grand Historian, A. S. Jones (Delta Beta), Philadelphia, Pa.;Guard, C. R. McKinney (Delta Gamma), Pittsburg, Pa.; Editorof The Journal, W. L. Phillips, Richmond, Va.; members ofCharter Committee, Grand President, Grand Secretary, and W. The next half hour was devoted to the secret work, whichwas conducted by James B. Webster (Alpha). After the readingand adoption of the minutes of the Conclave, final adjournmentwas taken at 6:45 oclock, and the Third Annual Conclave of theSigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity had passed into histor
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . o S ^ Q, l M5 X. EDITORIALS. 83 Grand Historian, A. S. Jones (Delta Beta), Philadelphia, Pa.;Guard, C. R. McKinney (Delta Gamma), Pittsburg, Pa.; Editorof The Journal, W. L. Phillips, Richmond, Va.; members ofCharter Committee, Grand President, Grand Secretary, and W. The next half hour was devoted to the secret work, whichwas conducted by James B. Webster (Alpha). After the readingand adoption of the minutes of the Conclave, final adjournmentwas taken at 6:45 oclock, and the Third Annual Conclave of theSigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity had passed into history. In the evening the members of Delta Beta Chapter gave aninformal smoker in honor of their guests. The house wasbeautifully decorated with college emblems and pennants, whilethe heart surmounted all. No one was allowed to hunger orthirst, for a bountiful supply of refreshments had been securedand placed at the disposal of the guests in the basement dining-room. On the main floor, those present were entertained withmusic by the Chapter orc
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