History of Omega Chapter And Reminiscences of Northwestern a Brief Sketch of T
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M. Brewer also came in.
In November, assisted by the local alumni breth- ren, Omega gave a reception at the Avenue House. By this means our alumni were awakened to a more lively interest in the chapter, and our social standing was greatly increased. In fact, this reception was considered by all the greatest soci- ety event of the season. Thus our hopes increased. We improved our hall and everything was progressing smoothly. Before the close of the fall term, Bro. Randolph left for his new home ...at Lake Benton, Minn. , where he was to practice law. Mr. H. C. Eddy, '86, was made a member, but he soon went to the Illinois Wes- leyan University, at Bloomington, to finish his course, and there he was influential in having the present chapter of Sigma Chi established.
In the winter term of '81 and '82 we had only four men. The chapter-house scheme was abandoned for a time, and the compilation of the 114 HISTORY OF OMEGA.
fraternity history was about all that engaged our attention. It was necessary, however, to have the co-operation of the various chapters in this matter, but they seemed to take no interest in it, and the result was we had no history to present at the next meeting of the Grand Chapter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Brewer also came in.
In November, assisted by the local alumni breth- ren, Omega gave a reception at the Avenue House. By this means our alumni were awakened to a more lively interest in the chapter, and our social standing was greatly increased. In fact, this reception was considered by all the greatest soci- ety event of the season. Thus our hopes increased. We improved our hall and everything was progressing smoothly. Before the close of the fall term, Bro. Randolph left for his new home ...at Lake Benton, Minn. , where he was to practice law. Mr. H. C. Eddy, '86, was made a member, but he soon went to the Illinois Wes- leyan University, at Bloomington, to finish his course, and there he was influential in having the present chapter of Sigma Chi established.
In the winter term of '81 and '82 we had only four men. The chapter-house scheme was abandoned for a time, and the compilation of the 114 HISTORY OF OMEGA.
fraternity history was about all that engaged our attention. It was necessary, however, to have the co-operation of the various chapters in this matter, but they seemed to take no interest in it, and the result was we had no history to present at the next meeting of the Grand Chapter.
What to read after History of Omega Chapter And Reminiscences of Northwestern a Brief Sketch of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigma Chi Omega Chapter Northwestern University to read onlineMoreLess
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