Evening journal., 1900-06-08
ALUMNI MEET,
ELECT and EAT
lcont nued From FIrst Pagel.

than has been the custom, and that all
orders in payment Of bills be signed by
the president and treasurer.
Fourth. That the association take a
deeper interest in the athletics Of the
High School, and that, to this end q
member of the Executive Committee
and one other alumnus be selected at
each annual meeting to act in an ad-
vlsory capacity to those actively en-
gagged In the management Of the ath-
letics.
Alumni and guests filed into the din
ing room. where the dinner was served
from tables formed into a great W. and
at these 1876 sat On the east wall were
the cherry and white colors of The
school, festooning the silvered figures
rs" and 100" which reminded the
class of rs OF it's silver anniversary
After invocation by the Rev. Father
McVeigh, go those present sat down
at the lestal board.
The class of 1900 was introduced by
Principal A. IL. Berlin.
GUESTS AND THE MENU.
The special guests of the association
were William w. Birdsall. president
Swarthm0re College; DR.. E. G.. Short
lidge, president OF the Board of Public
Education: Henry G, Conrad, city So
licitor; Principal A. II. Berlin, of the
High School; John f. Whitehead, j. r..
Robinson. A. Edward Rhodes, William
E. Taylor, J. ID. Carter. William Tur-
ner and l.. b. Morrow.
Members Of the various classes pres
ent were;
S75-Lilburn Chandler. DR.. J. Har-
mer Rile.
1S76-Dr John Palmer. Jr.
1SS2-Hon. Robert M. Burns, Elwood
Brown.
1SSS-J James Bowers. S. ]. Horn.
1SS5--A. o. II. Grier, Frank NJ. Jones.
1856 Charles p. Blake. Charles b.
Palmer
1887 Charles N. Bower.
1SSS-Calvin G. Thomas
1SS9-H. G.. Buckmaster DR.. William
C. Peirce, c. S. Rice
1S90-L. j. Foulk. G.. p. Alexander,
the Rev. Is. A. McVeigh.
1S9l-H ID. Ross, j. Wesley Morris,
James /. zeigler
1S92-T. w. Campbell w. A. Green
Guy E. Wells, W. Il. Pierce, Walter ~
Hare, p. S. lsenschmid. Alfred l.. Kelly
1880. p. Maroney. William H. Tay-
lor, George r. Foulk. c. b. Hallam
Harvey T, Black. Walter b. Rile, Dr.
George w. x. Forrest Samuel T. Green
Edward r. Kurtz.
1S9i-H. l.. Bonham. Harry J. Stats
John J. Kelly Harry p. Joslyn, Roy j
Field, G.. M. Turner. Frank b. O. FOs-
ter
1S95-L. r. Reeves. Robert NJ. Lang
p. c. Talley, IL. c. Mahaify, Jr., Archi-
bald Crozier A. G. Weber
lS96-l'rank n. McCausland. William
NJ. Mask. Jr.. Willard Sweetman, G.
Clinton Fogwell. Clifford v Manner
ing
1870. Emmett Adams. George j.
Middleton, Harry ID. Eliason. Harry
Hyland c.. Leroy Simmons. Paul r.
killiam, Roy S. Latimer. Allison n.
KINNEY. C. Leslie Bonham.
1S9S-Frank L. Tindall, John y.
O'Donnell, John W. Huxley, Jr., w. f.
O'Keefe. ArmOn ID. ChaytOr, Jr
1S99-Harry ID. Simpson, Robert T..
Baldwin, Harvey B. Patton, William
lawton, Jr.. Thomas Dorsey, Jr., Will
liam A. Hannigan, Paul Jones, Mat
thew l. Kyle Sanford W. sawin, Henry
A. Mills.
MENU.
Little Neck CLANS.
Who would be one?
| Broiled Blue Fish. Saratoga Chips
Fresh from Mr. Whiteheads Depart
ment.
/ Queen Olives. English Gherklns.
Chow Chow
Food for school girls.
Filet of Beef with Mushrooms.
! Would Captain Foreman, now OF the
Philippines, like to be with us?
Roast Spring Lamb with Mint Sauce
Not an early Spring either
Mashed Potatoes. Peas.
But where is the man that can live
without dining?
Salmon Salad.
Come they Of noble family? So dds
thou.
Green Apple Pie.
With apologies to the New-Century
Club censors Of the High Sohoo
luncheon
Strawberries and Ice Cream.
Too bad the Alumnae could not havl
enjoyed thisl
Assorted Cakes.
In that event these would have beer
Angels Food.
Coffee.
Not to change the subject too abruptly
Cigars
Some sigh for this and that;
My wishes don't go far:
The world may wag at Will.
So / have my cigar.
President Birdsall, of Swarthmor,
College. was the principal speaker O
the evening His subject was 9Th,
Most Practical Thing in the World,
which he considered the trained. in
formed and cultivated mind It is tru,
that some OF us come into the worl,
preordained to fll some particular
place. making IL almost impossible fol
this boy or girl TO make a mistake,
he said. "hut these are rare
"rhe great work Of the school an,
the college 20 the boy Is to develop hil
powers. sometimes think the highes
humaa duty and purpose is that force.
upon ms at all times-the duty O.
choice. We make our choice not once
but every moment OF our lives Tha
which Ifvolouc in ms 10 mako tho an,