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66 Fanny K. Read, B. L.,
66
Frances A. Foster, B. L.,
'91 Mary C. Bancker,
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Faith H. Gilbert, Ph. B.,
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Sadie F. Paine,
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Jessie Keith, A. B.,
66 Statia Pritchard (Oursler),
Mary A. Pyle (Davoll),
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Gertrude Clark (Sober), B. S.,
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Katharine L. Rogers,
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Lucy Parker (Huber),
'9S
Harriet E. Beard,
'93 Ada M. Bennett,
66 Etta L. Hulbert,
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Florence L. Richards,
66
Frances L. Stearns, B. S.,
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Madge G. Sibley,
66 Mary B. Thompson (Reid), A. B.,
66
Flora A. Sigel,
66 Elizabeth R. Wylie,
66
Laura P. Temple,
66
Florence E. Wolfenden,
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Edna Bevans,
95 Miriam Dunbar, B. S.,
66
Gertrude A. Edwards,
66 Hattie L. Hasty,
Ruth L. Smith,
Mary C Lewis, A. B.,
66
Florence K. Wetmore,
66
Susan W. Lewis, A. B.,
66
Lida V. H. White,
66 Thyrza McClnre,
66 Ethelberta Williams,
Lucy A. Maris,
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Nancy M. Bentley,
60 Alice Pierce,
66
Grace P. Hunt,
66
Edith H. Purdum, B. L.,
66
Mabel L. Parker,
Lois B. Rowe (Lewis),
60
Christine G. Robertson,
66 Fanny E. Sabin, Ph. B.,
66
Mary Wilson,
'96 Nina M. Bushnell,
Alma M. Zwerk,
Joanna K. Hempsted, B. L.,
66
Margaret Cousins,
66 Lelia I. Kennedy (Galpin),
Mabell S. Leonard,
66
Lida R. Le Maistre,
66 Eva Nichols.
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Jessie H. Smith, A. B.,
66
Zuell Preston (Tyler), B. L.,
66
Laura H Bevans,
66 Nina M. Tobey (Coburn),
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Rebecca E. Finch,
'94 Mary Bartol, A. B ,
Dora D. Elmer, A. B.,
66.
Helen G. Wetmore,
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Mary Anderson,
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Annie S. Thompson, A. B.,
66
Elizabeth Wylie,
Kappa Kappa Gamma was organized at Monmouth College, in 1870, by four undergraduates. Anti-fraternity legislation killed the parent chapter in 1878; but in the meantime other branches had been started. There have been in all thirty- one chapters, of which twenty-seven survive at the follow- ing institutions : Indiana, Illinois Wesleyan, Wisconsin, Missouri, DePauw, Wooster, Buchtel, Butler, St. Law- rence, Minnesota, Hillsdale, Boston, Iowa, Northwest- ern, Adrian, Syracuse, Cornell, Kansas, Nebraska, Alle- gheny, Ohio State, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Barnard, BADGE OF KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA. Leland Stanford, Jr., Swarthmore, and California. The society has about 2,800 members. It publishes a quar- terly magazine called the Key, and the colors are light blue and dark blue. Beta Delta, the branch at Ann Arbor, was established Friday, October 3, 1890, with six charter mem-
Elizabeth Wallace,
'90 Franc Arnold (Chaddock), Ph. B., 66
Lelia M. Coolidge,
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bers. The chapter-house rented by the society is No. 326
Division street. Mesdames W. H. Pettee, W. J. Herdman, and Flemming Carrow, are the patronesses of the chapter, which has enrolled the following members :
'89 Blanche K. Barney, B. L., '96
P. Ernestine Robinson, B. L.,
'90 Alice H. Damon, A. B., Bessie M. Whitehead, B. L.,
Caroline C. Penny (Lange), A. B, '97
Lucy B. Green,
16. Lucy D. Clarke, A. B.,
Bertha E. Pritchard, Ph. B.,
66
Mary E. Roueche,
Laura E. Sprague, Ph. B.,
66
Mabelle Turner,
'92 Maude McGregor (Vanderventer),
Jessica V. Penny, A. B ..
98 Ruth G. Beckwith,
Ruth G. Bagley, A. B.,
Helen Dunham,
Mary S. Benson, LL. M.,
Charlotte E. Kennedy,
66 Mildred Hinsdale,
66
Erie M. Layton,
66
Anna B. Skinner,
66 Elizabeth K. Toms,
66 Georgia Smeallie (Nims), B. L.,
99
Isabel A. Ballou,
66 Lula B. Southmayd, A. B.,
66 Mabel E. Gillette,
'94
Katharine A. Crane, B. L.,
66 Florence E. McIntyre (Clark),
Achsah S. Hiller (Eddy),
66 Mary N. McKay,
66 Jessica M. McIntyre, Ph. B.,
Mildred L. Weed,
'95 Elizabeth W. Alexander,
66 Bertha Wright,
Belle L. Brewster,
'00 Genevieve I. Broad,
66 Belle Donaldson, A. B.,
66 Mary P. Herrick,
66 Anna S. Duncan,
66 Gertrude B. Kennedy,
66 Bouise A. McGilveay,
Lucile C. Morris,
'96 Bertha C. Barney, B. L.,
Laura M. Rinkle,
66 Harriet E. Bingham, B. L.,
66 Sophie R. St. Clair,
66 Daisy F. Evans,
66 Alice M. Thorne,
66
Florence M. Halleck,
66 Florence Walker,
Harriet Lake,
'01 Anna M. Rogers,
66 Nina H. Paddock, B. L.,
Olive J. Rouech.
Katharine B. Ross, B. S.,
Susanne O. MacCauley,
'93 Katharine S. Alvord, A. B.,
66 Alice M. Boutell,
66
Florence R. Howland,
May VanHorn,
Alpha Phi .- This collegiate sisterhood was founded in 1882 by ten students of Syracuse University. The Alpha Chapter, which built a house of its own in 1889, was followed nine years later by the Beta at Northwestern University. The other branches are: Eta, Boston University, 1883; Gamma, DePauw, 1887; Delta, Cornell, 1889; Epsilon, Minnesota, 1890; Zeta, Women's College of Baltimore, 1891; Theta, Michigan, 1892; aud Iota, Wisconsin, 1894. There are BADGE OF ALPHA PHI. about 700 members. Silver-grey and bordeaux-red are the colors of the society, and its favorite flow- ers are lillies-of-the-valleys and forget-me-nots. There is a maga- zine called The Alpha Phi Quarterly. The building 126 North Division street is occupied by the chapter in our University. Mrs. Junius E. Beal, Mrs. Alfred H. Lloyd, Mrs. William H.
66 Mildred T. Hinsdale, Ph. B.,
66 Margaret R. Layton,
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Wait, and Mrs. Robert M. Wenley are the "patronesses " of the local organization, which also has the following members:
'94 Gertrude Buck, M. S., '98 Anna L. Decker,
66 Winifred A. Higby (Rose), Ph.B., 66
Julia E. Gettemy,
'95 Bertha Hine, A. B., 66
Mable E. Holmes,
66 Nina M. Holden (Cummer), A. B.,
Jessie M. Mack,
66 Clara M. McOmber, Ph. B.,
*Martha E. Orr, B. L.,
66
Jeannette Smith,
66 *Allene Peck (Belknap),
66
Winnifred Smith,
Flora M. Quigley (Will),
Lillian M. Quigley (Agnew),
66 Effie Lois Roberts, A. B.,
99 m Florence E. Allen,
'96 Minnie A. Boylan (Beal), Ph. B.,
66 Nina H. Denton, Ph. B.,
Mathilde Hine, Ph. B.,
66 Grace S. Flagg.
Helen A. Kelley, Ph. B.,
6 Anne W. Howe,
Jane Littlefield, (Kelley),
Anne McOmber,
66 Bertha Rose (Wakefield),
66 Margaret D. Mason,
66
Sadie E. Sheehan, A. B.,
66 Winnie J ·. Robinson,
66 Bess B. Stevens, A. B.,
66 Louise Shepard,
66 Mary W. Wood,
66 Grace B. Ward,
66 Elizabeth Wrenge (Humphrey), 100 Irene K. Goddard,
'97
Myrtle M. Bruner, B. L.,
66 Florence M. Hall,
66 Nellie M. Hayes,
66 Juliet Grace Horton,
60 Lena L. Hine,
66 Nina M. Howlett,
66 Julia M. Hodge, Ph. B.,
66 Marian C. Kanouse,
66 Susie L. McKee, A. B.,
66 Marian H. Larsen,
Agnes Morley,
'OL Genevieve Decker,
66 Edith H. Noble,
66 Jessie A. Howell,
66 Carolyne M. Putnam,
Maude Hudson,
66 Katharyne G. Sleneau, A. B.,
66 Mable Mead,
66 Lillian M. Tompkins, A. B.,
66 Frances E. Terwilliger,
66 Stella Westcott, A. B.,
66 Edith A. Wheeler.
Delta Delta Delta .- This is the youngest, both as a general society and at Ann Arbor, of the women's collegiate orders. It was founded at Boston University, by four undergraduates, who in 1889 associated themselves as the Alpha Chapter. A Delta Chapter, formed in the Iowa Agricul- tural College, in 1889, soon perished, and its placed was taken by the Delta Deuteron Chapter at Simpson BADGE AND EMBLEMS OF DELTA DELTA DELTA. College. Somewhat later, but still in 1889, the Epsilon was formed at Knox College, and these earlier branches have been followed by
66
Gertrude Savage,
66 Gertrude L. Springer,
Adda L. Stevens,
66 Ruth A. Bartley,
60 Mary L. Bunker,
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the following : Gamma, Adrian; Beta, St. Lawrence; Zeta, Cin- cinnati; Eta, Vermont; Theta, Minnesota; Iota, Michigan; Kappa, Nebraska; Sigma, Wesleyan; Omicron, Syracuse; Nu, Ohio State; Lambda, Baker University; Upsilon, Northwestern. A new chap- ter has just been formed in the University of Wisconsin. The total membership is about 600. A magazine called The Trident is issued by the fraternity.
The members of the local chapter, which was instituted in 1894, include Mrs. Lizzie F. Millen, an honorary initiate, and the following graduates and undergraduates :
'96 Nell Kempf (Close), Ph. B., '99 . . Emma D. Burke,
.. Almerene M. Orsborn, Ph. B.,
66 D. Zena Thomson, B. L.,
66 Charlotte L. Reichmann,
'97 ' Harriette A. Brown,
'00 Katheryne F. Bateman,
66
Effie L. Danforth, Ph. B.,
66' Elizabeth Boulsom,
Nellie M. Walters, B. L.,
66
Ingeborg S. Fredlund,
66 Belle H. Goldsmith,
66
Eva A. Hillman,
Elizabeth J. Lobb,
66 Elizabeth A. Dugdale,
Florence McHugh,
Florence P. Mildon,
66 Edith M. Popkins,
66 Lucile A. Shelley,
66 Alvena D. Reichmann,
Lillian M. Haadsten.
Excluding their honorary and associate members, the eight sisterhoods of the literary department have had a total membership of 564, distributed thus : Sorosis, 120; Gamma Phi Beta, 101; Delta Gamma, 70; Pi Beta Phi, 66; Kappa Kappa Gamma, 62; Alpha Phi, 62; Kappa Alpha Theta, 54; Delta Delta Delta, 28. Begin- ning with the class of '80, and including all classes except those now in college, the total membership is 556, of which number 207 have been granted literary degrees by the Univer- sity. As the number of women graduated 1880-97 is 680, of which total the societies claim 207, it E follows that society privileges have been enjoyed by about 30 per cent of the ladies who have finished their literary studies.
BADGE OF ALPHA EPSILON IOTA.
Nellie A. Brown,
'98 Harriet T. Averill (Haas),
66 Gertrude M. Brown (Tower),
66 Ruth W. Butterworth,
Leonore Loxley,
Josephine P. Powell,
66 Blanche M. Young,
Alpha Epsilon Iota. - This medical sister- hood was founded at the University of Michigan, February 3, 1890, by five undergraduates. It did not appear in the students' annual until 1897. The Chronicle of May 9, 1891, reported that the society had added to its ranks "three illustrious women, Emily Blackwell (Dean of the Women's Medical School, New York City), Mary Putnam Jacobi, and Sarah Hackett
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Stevenson". It has also acquired as honorary members, Dr. Frances E. White, of Philadelphia, Dr. Frances Huson, of Detroit, and Miss Eliza M. Mosher, M. D., '75, Women's Dean of the University. Mrs. V. C. Vaughan, Mrs. W. J. Herdman, and Mrs. W. A. Campbell are the "patronesses" of the society at Ann Arbor, which makes its home at 307 North State street, and calls itself the Alpha Chapter. In January, 1898, a Beta Chapter was instituted at the Women's Medical College of Northwestern Uni- versity; and a Gamma Chapter was established in February, 1898, at the Laura Hills Memorial College, Cincinnati. Following is the roll of the Michigan initiates, forty-one in all:
'90 Lotta R. Arwine, M. D., '96
Anna L. Preston, M. D.,
66 Minnie A. Howard, M. D.,
'97
Anna W. Locke, M. D.,
Lily MacGowan (Eellows), M. D., 66
Marion Nute, M. D.,
16;
Elizabeth D. Bayer, M. D.,
66
Georgia Smeallie (Nims), M. D.,
66 Ada F. Bock, M. D.,
'98 ,
Annie M. Stevens,
Anna W. Croacher, M. D.,
99 66
Felecie von Autenreid,
'92 Henrietta A. Carr, M. D.,
66 Jeanne C. Solis, M. D.,
66
Susan B. Jarrett,
95 Florence A. Amidon, M. D.,
66 Mary M. McArthur,
Jean M. Cooke, M. D.,
66 Mary C. McKibbin,
Harriet L. Hawkins, M. D.,
Elizabeth Rindlaub,
'96 Elizabeth Campbell,
Alice G. Snyder,
66 Gertrude D. Campbell, M. D.,
'00 Harriet V. Baker,
66 Eleanor S. Everhard, M. D.,
Alice M. M. Chesley,
Penelope M. Flett, M. D.,
66
Jennie J. Hall, M. D.,
66 Minta P. Kemp,
'01 Georgia O. Robertson.
Frances Hulbert, M. D.,
Omega Psi, a sophomore society, a sort of femi- nine Theta Nu Epsilon, was instituted here in 1896 with thirteen charter-members drawn from Gamma Phi Beta, Delta Gamma, and Alpha Phi. It is a branch (the Beta) of the organization of the same name founded in 1894 at the Northwestern University. The Michigan members are:
'98 Esther Braley,
66 Lillian Cole,
66
Winnifred Smith,
Josephine Daniels,
Adda L. Stevens,
Mary J. De Veny,
66 Margaret Thain,
66 Grace S. Flagg,
Lilian M. Tompkins,
66 Eva J. Hill,
66 Mary E. Young.
66 Jessie M. Mack,
'98 Gertrude Savage,
BADGE OF
OMEGA PSI.
Blanche M. Butler,
Mary L. Cook,
,93 Katherine R. Collins, M. D.,
Helen A. Affeld,
66 May B. Stuckey (Reynolds), M.D.,
66 Mary W. Williams, M. D.,
Frances E. Barrett,
Helen T. Cleaves,
66 Maude L. Hassard, M. D.,
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Alpha Alpha .. 189, 210
Alpha Delta Phi, 58, 66, 67, 84, 115,
116, 185, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 208-216, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 302, 303.
Alpha Epsilon Iota .282
Alpha Nu. .93, 94,95
Alpha Phi.
118, 282, 283
Alpha Phi (women) 307 Alpha Tau Omega, 119, 186, 196, 263, 264, 270, 271, 272.
Alumni: of the University, 17-37; of the literary societies, 95, 96, 97, 98; of the fraternities, 198-31I.
Amulet, The. 129
Anatomical Laboratory I2
Ann Arbor
.5, 6, 78
Annual Ball
68, 69
Annuals, student
115-129
Appointments: for Commencement, 60-
62; for Junior Ex., 56-59.
Associations: alumni, 31-34, 275, 276; athletic, 173-175; chess and whist, 175-176; literary, 93-102; medical, 136-141; religious, 87-92.
Astronomical Observatory. II
Athletic Association
173,174, 175
Athletic field.
9,175
Athletic sports
142, 176
Badges, of the fraternities
273
Banjo Club
J39, 140
Bankers, alumni who are
30
Baseball.
143-159, 173
Benton Debating Society 98
Beta Theta Pi, 66, 115, 116, 118, 185, 187, 188, 189, 191, 192, 194, 195, 203-208, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 303.
Boating ... 170, 171, 175 Bolting recitations .. 74 Boomerang, The. .107
Buildings: fraternity, 189, 190, 274, 275; religious society, 88, 90, 91; University, 10-13.
Bulletin, S. C. A. .89
Burning Physics.
.71,72
Campus, the
9
Canes, class 54 Caps, class, 54; college, 15.
Castalia, The University ......... 122, 123
Castalian, The .. .94, 123, 124 Catalogues of alumni. .I7 Catholepistemiad, the .5 Chapter houses, the ... 190, 274, 275, 278 Chapters, fraternity. 187, 279, 280
Chess Clubs
.175, 176
Cheer, the college I6
Chemical Laboratory .II
Chi Phi, .....
186, 196, 260, 261, 270
Chi Psi, 66, 67, 115, 116, 185, 187, 189, 190, 192, 193, 194, 197-202, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 303, 304. Choate Debating Society. .98
Choral Union, the 140, 14I
Christian Association
87-94
Chronicle- Argonaut, The
107-III
Chronicle Association, The.
105
Chronicle, The.
104-109
Class: badges, 54; books, 77; canes, 54; caps, 54; colors, 53; exhibitions, 55-62: histories, 64; memorials, 9, 50, 51; mottoes, 52; officers, 43-50. reunions, 76; seals, 51-53; societies, 299-235; songs, 51.
Class Day.
62-64
Classes, The
40-77
Clay Society.
98
Clergymen, Alumni who are.
26
College: caps, 15; colors, 15; politics, 99,
100, 105, 106, 174, 196; presidents, 21; professors, 21.
Collegiate Sisterhoods. 306
Colors: class, 53; college, 15.
Comedy Club.
I76
Commencement.
59-62
Commencement Annual.
.129
Congress, Representatives in ..
.19
Cord and Magnet.
.303
Cricket.
. 142
Debates, Intercollegiate. 102
Delta Chi
.282, 290, 29I
Delta Delta Delta
.307, 315, 316
Delta Gamma ...
.306, 309, 310, 316
Delta Kappa Epsilon, 66, 69, 115, 116,
185, 187, 188, 189, 194, 195, 216.
222, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276,
301, 302, 303, 304.
Delta Nu
.. 93
Delta Phi, 115, 116, 184, 185, 186, 188,
194, 196, 223-225, 270, 27I.
Delta Psi.
185, 187, 188, 189
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Delta Sigma Delta. 282, 294-296
Delta Sigma Phi .. 302
Delta Tau Delta, 67, 118, 119, 186, 187, 188, 195, 196, 246-249, 270, 271, 272, 275, 276.
Delta Upsilon, 68, 107, 118, 119, 185, 186, 187, 188, 195, 253-256, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275.
Dental Building .. .. 10
Dental Students: class officers, 50; fra- ternities, 294-298.
Departments, the. ·35-39
Dormitories .. IO, II
Douglas Literary Society .98
Dramatic clubs
I76
Dutch War, the
79, 80 ..
Editors: of Amulet, 129; of Argonaut, 109, IIO; of Castalia, 123; of Cas- talian, 124; of Chronicle, 108, 109, of Chronicle-Argonaut, III; of In- lander, III, 112; of Michigan Alum- nus, 112, II3; of Michiganensian, 125, 126; of Michigan Law Journal, II2; of Michigan University Maga- zine, 104, 105; of Oracle, 127-129; of Palladium, 118-121; of Res Gestae, 125; of Sapphire, 124; of To Wit;, 125; of University Chron- icle, 104; of University Quarterly, 103; of University Register, 115; of U. of M. Daily, 113, 114; of Wrinkle, 114, 115; of Yellow and Blue, III.
Engineering Building. IO
Engineering Laboratory II
Exhibitions, class 55-62
Fence, The College .. 9
Field Day 172
Field Sports. .171, 172
Fletcher Society. .98
Foley Guild, The. .92
Football
74, 158-170, 173, 174
Fraternities.
177-298, 115-119
Freshman class officers.
43, 44
Freshman exhibitions .55
Freshman societies.
·304, 305
Gamma Kappa Epsilon .304 Gamma Phi Beta 306, 308, 309 Glee Clubs 136, 139 Governors, alumni who are. 20 Graduates: see Alumni.
Gymnasium, the
12, 13, 175
Hahnemannian Society .. .98, 99 Hamilton Debating Society .98
Harris Hall ... 90
Hazing . . 72-75
Hesperian, the .. 94
Historians, class 46, 48
Histories, class 64
Hobart Guild, the 90
Homœopathic College, building of ... 10 Homœopathic students: discrimination against, 38; class officers, 50; liter- ary society, 98, 99; secret fratern - ity, 282, 298.
Hospitals, the. 10, 12
Independent Association 195
Independent Society .98
Initiations
273
Inlander, The III
Intercollegiate debates I02
Jeffersonian, the.
97, 98
Journalists, alumni who are
.. 29
Judges, alumni who are
26, 27
Junior class officers .. 44
Junior Exhibitions
.56, 59
Junior Hop
65-70
Junior Independent Society
.98
Junior Lyceum
98
Junior Society
303
Justinian society
.97
Kappa Alpha ...
184, 187, 188, 196
Kappa Alpha (southern) .I86 Kappa Alpha Theta 306, 308 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 307, 313, 314, 316.
Kappa Phi Lambda, 118, 195, 245, 246, 207.
Kappa Sigma, 186, 268, 270, 271, 272, 275, 282.
Lambda Beta Delta 217.
Law Building
II
Lawn tennis I71
Law Department: opening of, 7, 35; building of, II; graduates of, 18, 32; students in, 35-39; class officers, 47-49; literary societies, 96-98; fraternities in, 282-291.
Lawyers, distinguished 28
Lecture Association
99
Libraries of the University ..
I3
Library Building
II, 12
Lincoln Debating Society
98
Literary Q. C.
96
Literary Societies
93-102
Mandolin Club
140
Medical Building
II
32I
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Medical Department, opening of, 6. 35;
building of, II; graduates of, 18, students of, 35-39; literary socie- ties in, 98; class officers, 49, 50; fraternities in, 282, 291-293, 316, 317.
Memorials .9, 50, 5I
Michigan Alumnus, The
II2
Michiganensian, The
.125, 126
Michigan Law Journal
II2
Michigan University Magazine .. I04
Mock programmes
56-58
Mottoes, class .52
Museum Building.
II
Musical Society 140, 14I
Music, student
. 130-14I
Mu Sigma Alpha
282, 298
Name of the University
.5, 14
Nu Sigma Nu
282, 29I-293
Officers, class
.305
Omega Psi ..
31, 317
Omicron Phi
.303
Oracle, The ..
126, 129
Oratorical Association
101, 102
Orators: class, 44, 46, 48; intercolle-
giate, 102.
Owls 300, 302
Palladium
II6-122
Peninsular Phoenix. II5
Pharmacy school, 7, 38; graduates of, I8; students in, 38; class officers, 49; fraternity in, 292, 293.
Phi Alpha 196, 260
Phi Beta Kappa. 177-184 Phi Chi (medical legal) ... 124, 282, 289 Phi Chi (pharmaceutical) ... 282, 292, 293
Phi Delta Phi ... 118, 124, 282, 283-289 Phi Delta Theta, 68, 118, 119, 186, 187, 188, 195, 242-245, 270, 271, 272, 275.
Phi Gamma Delta, 68, 69, 119, 186, IS7, 188, 261-263, 270, 271, 272, 275.
Phi Kappa Psi, 66, 67, 118, 186, 187, 188, 195, 256-260, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 303, 304.
Phi Kappa Sigma. I86
Philologia .. 96
Phi Phi Alpha .93,94,95 Phi Rho Sigma 282, 263 Physical Laboratory I2
Physicians, distinguished .. 29
Physics, burning, etc., of. 71, 72 Pi Beta Phi. .306, 312, 313, 316
Pi Kappa Alpha I86
Poets, class
46, 48.
Power House .13. Presentation of graduating class, 62, 63 Presidents: college, among the alumni, 21; of baseball association, 173; of athletic association, 173, 174, 175; of boating association, 175; of freshman class, 43; of oratorical association, 103; of Rugby associ- ation, 174; of senior classes, 45,. 48, 49, 50; of Students' Christian Association, 89, 90; of Students' Lecture Association, ICO, IOI; of tennis association, 175; of our Uni- versity, 6, 7, 8.
President's house .10. Professional school fraternities, 282, 298 Professors' houses .IO. Prophets, class 47,49
Psi Upsilon, 66, 67, 99, 115, 184, 187, 188, 189, 195, 196, 234-242, 245, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 301,. 302, 303, 304.
Publications: class, 77; student, 103- I29.
Regents
5, 6, 26.
Religious societies ..
887-92
Res Gestae.
.. 125
Reunions, alumni,
31-34; class,
76 ;.
fraternity, 276.
Rowing. 170, 171, 175 Rushing, class, 73-75; post-office, 82, 83.
St. Andrew's Church Society . 90"
Sapphire, The.
124
Satyrs, The
302
School of Music.
.140, 14I
Seals: class, 53; of the University ... 14
Seers, class
.47
Senior class: class day of, 63-64; offi-
cers of, 45-50.
Senior Hop
64-65
Senior Lyceum
.93
Senior Reception
70
Senior societies.
.300-302-
Serapion Society.
98
Sidewalks, destruction of
80, 81
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 68, 119, 186, 187, 188, 196, 265, 266, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275.
Sigma Chi, 186, 187, 188, 195, 197, 249-253, 270, 271, 282.
Sigma Nu ..
.186.
Sigma Phi, 66, 100, 116, 184, 187, 188, 189, 194, 225-229, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 302, 303, 304. Sigma Tau. .303.
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Societies: alumni, 31-34; athletic, 173-
175; chess, 175, 176; class, 299-
305; dramatic, 176; fraternal, 177-
298; literary, 93-102; musical, 136- I41; whist, 176; women's, 96, 306-317.
Society-War, the. 189, 194
Soldiers
.30
Songs, college
I30-135
Sophomore Exhibition .55,56
Sophomore Hop
.71
Sophomore societies
.303, 304, 317
Sorosis.
.306, 307, 311, 312, 316
Sports and games.
I42-176
Student publications
103-129
Students' Christian Association 87-90 Students' Lecture Association .. 99
Summer Literary Society 98
Tappan Hall. I2
Tappan Hall Association .91
Tappan Oak. .9
Technic, The I29
Theta Delta Chi, 68, 119, 185, 187, 188,
196, 267, 268, 270, 271, 272, 275. Theta Nu Epsilon. 303
Toastmasters of freshman classes .44
To Wit:
.123
Town and gown.
78-86
Track athletics.
171, 172
Undergraduates, number of, in fraterni- ties .. .. 272 United States Senators. ,19
University, the: sketch of 5; presidents of, 6; grounds, 9; buildings, I0; libraries, 13; income, 13; name, 14; seals, 14; colors, 15; cheer, 16; graduates and former students, 17; departments, 35.
University, The (magazine) .. 107
University Argonaut. .. 107, 109, III
University Banjo Club. 139, 140
University baseball nine .143-159 University Castalia. I22, 123
University Chronicle I04
University foot-ball elevens
159-170
University Glee Clud
I37-139
University grounds
.9
University Hall.
IO,
University Independent.
IO3
University Magazine
IO3
University Mandolin Club
I40
University Musical Society
I40, 14I
University Quarterly.
IO3
University Register
II5
U. of M. Daily.
II3,
II4
Valedictorians, law .. 49
Waterman Gymnasium.
12, 13, 175
Webster Literary Society.
96, 97
Wesleyan Guild, The .91
Whist Clubs
I76
Women's societies ..
.96, 306-317
Wrinkle, The
II4
Xi Psi Phi
.282, 297, 298
Yellow and Blue: the College colors, 15;
student periodical, 107, III; songs of, 133.
Young Men's Christian Association ... 90
Zeta Psi, 66, 116, 124, 185, 187, 188, 189, 194, 229-234, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 276, 302, 303, 304.
INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Adams, President C. K. .II4
Alpha Delta Phi House .2II
·
Anatomical Laboratory. IO0
Angell, President J. B. 277
Arms: Alpha Delta Phi, 210; Beta Theta Pi, 272; Delta Kappa Epsilon, 217; Delta Phi, 223: Phi Delta Theta,
243; Phi Gamma Delta, 262; Psi Upsilon, 235; Psi Upsilon, Phi Chap- ter, 236; Sigma Alpha Epsilon,274; Sigma Phi, 226.
Astronomical Observatory. .27
Badges: Alpha Delta Phi, 193, 209; Al-
pha Epsilon Iota, 316; Alpha Phi,
314; Alpha Tau Omega, 293; Beta Theta Pi, 203; Chi Phi, 261; Chi Psi, 197; Delta Chi, 290; Delta Delta Delta, 315; Delta Gamma, 310; Delta Kappa, 299; Delta Kappa Ep- silon, 194, 216; Delta Phi, 223; Delta Sigma Delta, 295; Delta Tau Delta, 246, 247; Delta Upsilon, 253; Gamma Phi Beta, 308; Kappa Al- pha, 185; Kappa Alpha Theta, 307; Kappa Kappa Gamma, 313; Kap- pa Phi Lambda, 245; Kappa Sig- ma, 268; Kappa Sigma Epsilon, 299; Mu Sigma Alpha, 298; Nu Sigma Nu, 291; Omega Psi, 317; Phi Beta
323
INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Kappa, 177, 184; Phi Chi, 293; Phi Delta Phi, 283,285; Phi Delta Theta, 242; Phi Gamma Delta, 261; Phi Kappa Psi, 257; Phi Rho Sigma, 293; Pi Beta Phi, 312; Psi Upsilon, 188, 234; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 265; Sigma Chi, 250; Sigma Phi, 225; Sorosis, 311; Theta Delta Chi, 267; Theta Nu Epsilon, 303; Xi Psi Phi, 297; Zeta Psi, 229. Barbour, Hon. Levi L. .97
Beta Theta Pi House 205 Buildings, of religious societies: Chris- tian Association Building, 87; Harris Hall, 89; Sackett Hall, 91. Buildings, University: Anatomical Lab- oratory, 100; Astronomical Observ- atory,27; Chemical Laboratory, 33; Civil Engineering Building, 103; Dental Building (old), 133; Dental Building (present), 136; Engineering Laboratory, 94; Gymnasium, 160; Homœopathic Hospital, 117; Ho- mœopathic Medical College, 115; Law Building, 36; Library Build- ing, 78; Medical Building, 24; Mu- seum, 39; Physical Laboratory, 84; President's House, 15; Power House, 172; Tappan Hall, 143; University Hall, 12; University Hospital, 106.
Campus, northwest entrance. 6 Chapter Houses: Alpha Delta Phi, 211; Beta Theta Pi, 205; Chi Psi, 190, 199; Delta Kappa Epsilon, 195,218; Delta Upsilon, 254; Phi Kappa Psi, 258; Psi Upsilon, 238; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 265; Sigma Phi, 226; Zeta Psi, 23I.
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