The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-28


building rang with class yells. bright,
witty speeches and laughter
The reception was rather informal. In
honor OF the occasion the banquet hail was
decorated with the school colors, red and
white.
Outside of the class Of '95 the class OF '93
had the largest representation present and
added much to the pleasures Of the even
ing.
Those who sat down to the tables were
Professor Berlin, Charles Baird, David w.
Harlan, s. Fl. Baynard j, E. Whitehead,
William E. Taylor, Arthur H. Pelton. John
f. Robinson. DR.. John Palmer, Jr., rs; DIT.
James H. Morgan, rs; Elwood H. Brown,
's2; s. H. Horn, 's3 Robert Adair, 'S4; Ell
wood Layfield, 'S5; A. o. H. Grier, 'S5; l..
C. Van Trump, 'Ss; DR.. H. E. Buckmaster,
SO; DR.. Swithin Chandler, 'S9; f. Percy
Klund, 90. Charles Marten, 81; Victor
Bucher, 9i; George l., Messck, '91;
Thomas M. Cornbrooks '92; Harvey Wig
ellsworth, '92; e. t. Cornbrooks, '92; Sam
uel Isenschmidt. '92; William A. Green,
'92; Guy e. Wells, '92; Charles G. Matchett,
'92; William H. Taylor, '95; II. 7. Block,
'93; Charles p. Maroney, '93; R. L. Truitt,
'93; George r. Foulk '93; II. l.. Rice, 81;
w. w. Robinson, '93; c. B. Hallam, '93;
Howard d. Ross. 81: James R. Mahaffy.
,oa. " q Jefferis 'ea. s. f. Green. '9s; A.
NJ roraman ,as. I paul Blore. 's4; II. j.
n.,,,a ,o.. n NJ T,,r,er IA. n r. HellinRs.
,oA. Wnlion, Marten ,oa. n. L, Bonham.
,oa uaaar uora ,oA. pan, Talley ,e4: NJ A.
p,,ia az. n pattarsnn ,e4. w. @. Buck
ingham, "a; Roy C. Fields, "a; Arthur
Price, 9i G. p. Alexander. go; ]. L. Foulk,
,ao and the following members of the class
90 ,os'
.har. II po.a, r.ouis n bradford.
ceorga w Brink Edward F. Donohoe,
tI.,'I. Iar,on Ci;,,nn n Hartine Rob-
~, ~ 80 waitar Ka,e I.ooan Walter
Mao,-av p Forris Mcclure David NJ.
M.trt,,ra prvnhsrq Morrow /. Harry
a,,rIha,,,or Iohn n Nearv Richard p.
paad Lester r Reeves. Dell II. Ross.
Thaaaora N sImnson Mililard S, Todd
samuel II Havnard. Archie Crozier, Charles
~ Essth,,rn syivaster / France. Joseph
IIrrs, Hin 7 irving Hoffecker Herbert
Iohnsor a I,eon IJoyd. Henry Clay
oonnson' - I,,,i,o nyator Sianev NJ
stt,as per,e q Talley. Joseph E. Traynor,
e.nos
Aioer' w. "eoei'
Eiwco" Lasneiu pio' pot,nar
made Dy ffes.eiect hoss' Df' 'ohH
| C. II. Brown. S. J. Horn, Robert Adalr' A.
| O. II. Grer, DR.. Buckmaster, F. p. klund'
v. Bucher, Guy Wells, II. L. Rice, j. II.
Mahaffy, Paul Blore, Charles Patterson
| Roy Fields, Il. f. Donahoe, John Neary,
E. Hoffecker, Harry Muhlhausen, professor
| Berlin, Charles Baird s. II. Baynard ana
| DR., Swithln Chandler. The class OF 10
| sang the class song.
| All the speakers had good words 10 say
| for the alumni.
| Before partaking of the refreshments
| short business session Of the association
| was held
The following officers were elected:
| President, Howard hoss' 81 VICE p'es4-
| dent. GUY Wells '92; secretary. Roy Fields,
,94; treasurer. Charles Patterson, va
chirman Of the executive committee, FL
wood Layfeld. 'S5; members, IL L. hiee'
'93; Calvin Thomas, 'SS; Paul Talley, VA;
]. r. Mahaffy. '93.
The executive committee made tine loi-
lowing report:
| "It has been our earnest endeavor 10
give hearty support and encouragement "
tha work of our High School, the first act
~ the committee after organization being
% sacure the use of the Rivervlew grounds
for tbe school tfor three days week. dur
ING the foot ball season.
| provision was made for the annual din
nor and reunion given in Ainseow's par
lors on the evening of January 81. very
enioyable evening was spent in feastine
and speaking, with an attendance of nifty
"Your committee has had prepared an
original burlesuue entitled "Treasure IS
land: or, a Comedy Of Errors" in view
presenting it to at the Opera House dur
ing the coming fall or winter season. The
ubretto is now under preparation by youi
esteemed president and secretary under
the direction of j. II. Kerr 1t is expected
to make this event thorough representa-
tton NJ the strength of our school and as