The Ile ltan ff: Delta Chapter, Fr ' VoLUM~~ Phi Gamma Delta rsity XII. N UMBER 1 '1-,HE JIOUSE Come Back for Home-coming! Delta Chapter is preparing to welcome all comers at the chapter house on Homecomin g Day, Nove:mber 1st. 'l'o fa cilitate handling th e exp ected crowds no regular meals w]l be ,served, but a buffet luncheon will be served all day long. It is hoped that this plan will permit everyone to get something to ea t both b efor e and af- ter the game without the usual hour or so delay. A s to t he m atter of beds, we will do the best we can, but everyone r ea lizes the difficulties of the situation. W e understand that quite a fr w of the brother s a re ·planning to va cate their b eds th at nig 11t so the:-e will pro·ba'b ly be a limited number ava ila ble. If not, there are. a lways, the davenpo rts in the liv ing ro om. Ther e will be no d ances at the house , but the Belle H op Dance on t he night before and the Alumni Dance homecoming night, both in the Tustin Gymnasium, sh ou ld fumish plenty ·o f social diversion. ( Con t inued on page Z) \r\nOctober, 1930 THE DELTAN ALUMJ\lf NE!/f/5 "Tom" Murphy has been visiting at the house. We are pleased to note the mal'1·iage of Manuel Allen, '30, to Helen M. Reeves, '30. The couple are now living in Newark. **** m~r ilrltan Published by Delta Chapter, Fra.t ernity of Phi Gamma Delta, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Penna. W. H. WOOD .............................. Editor Frank Hower, ex-'31, stopped at the house recently. \He motored to Lewisburg from Penn State where he was playing an engagement - with Waring's Pennsylvanians. "Turk" Jones is now a frequent week-end visitor at the house. He is working for an advertising concer.i in Williamsport. •••• CHAPTER OFFIOERS President, C. DONALD LORD Treasurer, GREGORY ALLEN Secretary, MARVIDL KEAGY Corresponding Secretary, JOSEBH NISSLEY Historian, CHRIJS KAMMlRE HOMECOMING r ative organizat ion. Vlfe a sk each member to realize that the only way our org anization Jias succeeded so far is by the majority of the member s heartily supp orting those developments in the Fraternity whic_h have received the support of its delegates1 at Ekklesia and its officers. We cann ct succeed unless we all follo w our leaders. "The Archo11s beliieve that they a r e in touch with the Fraternity situa tion . We are all of the opinion that the Fraternity will receive ·a severe. damage .. to its .own morale if this Clubhou se should be abandoned. We are willing to give our own time and efforts to all ph ases of Fraternity life. We ask our members to support us. This is not a .proposition for the New York members of our Fraternity. There are not enough of them and there never have been to .su·p port this Club alone. It is true they contributed a large part of the money whioh has been given not only to furnish a Club for themselves but bec au se they were led to believe over a p er iod of years that it would be an a sset of great value to the entira members hip. 'T he need of this. h elp and support is immediate. Your qui ck and enthusia£t ic re_?ponse is r equested by sending your mo'n ey to the Club at 106 West 56th Street, New York City, and by sending .yo ur friends there_ .a nd using it your s ~lf , Unless you give. this · response, th e Club ciannot continue."