The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-07
ANNUAL
BANQUET.

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annual banquet at the Clayton
House last night 1t was gala night
for the members ana fun reigned
supreme. Class yells were given
with much enthusiasm and during
the progress OF the banquet merry
chatter was kept up and sarcasm
in fun exchanged. The associa.
ton. tiguratively speaking, had
bought aud paid for the Clayton
House for the evening, az Manager
Bothman allowed them to do pretty
much as they pleased.
Previous to the supper a meeting
of the Alumni was held in the large
parlors Of the hotel and the mem.
bers of the February and June
classes were admitted to the asso-
citation.
Charles B. Palmer, president for
the expiring year, was in the chair.
Alter routine business. Harry =.
Joslyn read the executive commit
tees report. He spoke feelingly OF
the late David ". Harlan, and sew.
eral members of the association
who had died.
DR.. Swithln Chandler moved a
committee of 3 be appointed to adj
vance the teaching Of the languages
in this city. The motion was
adopted. The committee appoint
ed were DR.. Swlthin Chandler, H.
=. Joslyn and {. A. Rudolph.
Armon d. Chaytor, Jr., moved
that a committee Of three be also
appointed to in conjunction with
the High School faculty and the
Alumni Association to foster ath-
let's among the students Of the High
School, and DR.. Ii. G. Buckmas ter,
Herbert l.. Rice and Armon D.
Chavtor, Jr., were appointed as a
committee.
The following officers were elect.
ed: President, DR.. &. w. Forrest,
'o5; vlte:presdept. Charles A. Ru-
dolph, ~; secretary, Armon D.
Chaytor Jr., '0S; treasurer, H. l..
}onham. ~: executive committee.
II. =. Joslvn. Herbert l.. Rice, H.
&. Buckmaster }. B Morrow and
William Beyaa.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet a year hence and the members
and guests repaired to the banquet
room where palatable meuue was
served. After that part oil the feast
was ended, Harry p. Joslvn, toast
master. made a brief address and
called for responses. The speakers
and subjects were: Superintendent
Twitmeyer, Observations of High
School Graduates George Carter,
Journ alism; DR.. Swithin Chandler,
Nature and Mans Method; Gerald
Dougherty, president OF February
class, and Harvey Vernon, presi-
dent OF June class OF 1901; Lewis B.
Morrow and William Turner,
Board OF Education; G. W. X. For
rest and Professor Rhoads.
A letter was read IRON Captain
A. W, Foreman. He expressed re-
greet that he was unable to be pres
ent. The members present were:
Class of lo76-W. Stewart ALL
mond.
1S71-Char!es A. Rudolph.
1855. J. Horn
lSS7-A. O. II. Grier.
lSSo-Charles b, Palmer
lSSo-Dr, H, G, Buckmnster Dr.
Switbjn Chandler
lS9l-Charles Martin Howard
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Leonard X. Hall, Albert II. TAFT,
William H. Misslmer, J. Stuart
Groves, Frank B Zebley, Harvey
u. McDowell. Leon X, Lofman,
Lewis W. lbaugh. Walter M. Bay