PHILO ELECTS OFFICIALS Busy Evening of Balloting The following officers were elected at the meeting of Philolexian last night: President, D. R. Fox 'n; Vice-Presi-dent, E. S. Roche 'n; Secretary, E. S. Swazey 'l2; Treasurer, H. W. Marsh '11; Debating Union Delegates, W. A Bell, Jr., 'll, W. N. Ross 'll, A. W. MacMahon 'l2; Membership Committee, J. D. Sears 'll (chairman), L. S. Hill 'll, A. W. MacMahon 'l2; Program Committee, E. S. Roche 'll ex-officio (chairman), W. D. Heydecker 'll, G. M. Bramwell 'll. The Committee to take charge of the $l5OO Philo fund was chosen as follows: L. Fraser 'lO (chairman), G. B. Compton 'O9, W. H. D. Pell 'O9. Three honorary graduate •members were selected: G. B. Compton 'O9, L. Fraser 'lO and G. Smith 'lO. The Committee on Archives and Records consists of W. D. Heydecker 'll (chairman), G. M. Bramwell 'll, W. N. Ross 'll and E. S. Swazey 'l2…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1910-05-12 →

TRADITIONS OF COLUMBIA Dean Keppel Speaks on Past of the University and Ideals to be Maintained As a special feature of yesterday's regular Tuesday Chapel service, Dean Keppel addressed a large assemblage of undergraduates on the subject of Columbia T and Ideals." The Dean spoke as follows: —. "A man's development in College and University is a many-sided thing, but there are two broad sides to it. There is, in the first place, his own individual development. This is, indeedj of no small importance, but if it is the only kind that the man received there is danger of selfishness and intolerance. Fortunately, however, this is not the only kind of training which the colleges furnish—there is also the training that comes in co-operation with others. Team play and college spirit are as much parts of this as squad work in engineering or the common training of the seminar and…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1912-03-06 →

PHILO ELECTS OFFICERS Makes Plans for Play Last evening Philolexian Society held its annual elections of officers and much important business was attended to, especially in regard to the play for next year. The following were chosen to fill the positions for the first semester of 1912-13: President —G. D. Caldwell 'l3. Vice-President—J. L. Ellenwood 'l3. Secretary—H. B. Henderson 'l3. I Treasurer —H. W. Miller 'l3. Critic —A. W. Macmahon 'l2. Play Committee — A. S. Smithers 'l4, Manager. J. K. McCormick 'l3. F. Nyland 'l4. W. W. Sellew 'l3. Program Committee — J. L. Ellenwood 'l3, Chairman. J. A. F. Randolph 'l3. J. G. B. Hambidge 'l3. Membership Committee— l R. Hale 'l4, Chairman. J. K. Lasher, Jr., 'l4. J. K. McCormick 'l3. Finance Committee — H. WL Miller 'l3, Chairman. G. B. Coykendall 'l3. A. W. Pullen 'l4. A. W. Macmahon 'l2…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1912-05-17 →

Named in The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912) at the referenced leaf.

Named in The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912) at the referenced leaf.

Named in The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912) at the referenced leaf.

Named in The Annals of the Philolexian Society (1912) at the referenced leaf.

Named in Samplings and Chronicles (Barzun, 1927) at the referenced leaf.

Named in Maxwell, Catalogue of Columbia Graduates (1916) at the referenced leaf.

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