Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

ana sne expressed the tnankD ~ tne Wu,n
en- graduates Of the university for tho
privilege Of attending the dinner.
Courses in ssHome Economics"
Mrs. David White advocated courses for
the women OF Cornell in home economies. I"
She stated that an investigation had shown
that the girls who enter Cornell are in
poor physical condition. more At for the
infirmary than the class room. Believing
that such Is due, she said, to ignorance of
proper foods. proper modes Of life. ETC.. she
thought that 1t was the duty Of the uni
versity to supplant the ignorance on those
subjects by careful training along that
or mother, would then have an influence
in bringing up a better and stronger race
of girls and women in the future.
w. e. Chancellor, superintendent of the
a guest, but he departed early. DR.. How
ard told of a joke on DIR. Chancellor that
developed during the evening. The BAN
queters had just finished a song:
."Oh, am the boss or the showf
Am l the governor general or hobOa
Is it me Emilio Aquinaido?'
That just fits my case. Is the remark
which DIR. Howard said was made by DR..
Chancellor.
E. s. Shepherd was the last speaker of
the evening. He referred to the alumni
committee Of seventeen which Is being
formed to better organize the 1900 former
students of the university. The committee
is the outgrowth Of q feeling among some
of the alumni that the general body OF
graduates are not acquainted with each
other as they should be. In order to pre-
vent, as far as possible, a continuance OF
the condition in the future the committee
is urging the alumni to aid In forming the
social clubs in the university spoken of by
Prof Smith.
Those Who Participated.
a.
affair. The participants were Mrs. G. H.
Ashley, 81; Mrs. H. D. Ayres, Mrs. Alice
L. Buchanan, ~; Miss Buckingham, Miss
Mabelle Brooks, Mrs. Harriet c. Brown.
'94; Mrs. F. v. Coville, 80; Mrs. Err A..
ert Follansbee, Mrs Josephine B. Grafton,
1900; Miss Gold; Mrs. John F. Hayford,
Mrs. H. L. Hubbard. Mrs. w. F. Hille-
brand. Mrs. John J; Hoyt, Miss Helen
Kemp, Miss A. Kirkman, Miss Mamie
Lightfoot Mrs. DR.. Lamb. Miss Edna Plum
mer,. Miss Mildred Plummer. Miss Agnes
K. Mcnamara, O4; Miss Grace O'Neill.
Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harvey D. Williams.
Mrs. C. D. White. Sc; Mrs. w. P. White,
Miss Lucy White, Miss Alice Williams,
Miss Mable White, John w. Adams. 'O1;
80; H. B. Ayres '04; A. T Banning, 'O4;
w. H. Won Bayer, 'O4; w. B. Beals, &c. A.
Bell, 'O4 DR.. Barton w. Everman, R. w.
Brown, 'O1; T. K. Bryant, 81; DR., Buchan-
an, H. H. Burroughs, '9S; Dr. Chancellor,
Fri A. Champln. '96; Earle H. Clapp, '03;
F. v. Coville, 81; Delbert H. Decker, "a;
s. j. Dennis, 'O6: L. G. Dodge O5; Horace
Dulin, 'o5; A. NJ. harrington, 70; Robert
Follansbee, '02; T. ]. D. Fuller, '92; w. F.
Fletcher, o. F. E. Gallagher, '06; R. s.
Gehr, O6; N. C. Grover. L. C. Grafton, 1900;
G. G. Guss, S. H. Hayes, '95; John F. Hay
ford, SO: H: L. Hubbard, go; DIR. w. F.
Hillebrand. "A; DR.. L. o. Howard, II;
John C. Hoyt, '97; L. E. Hyatt, so; Bevan
Jones, 'O6; Fred Johnson. '05; ]. T. Kelly,
Stanley Kitchel, 'OS; E. Larkin, 'O6; DR.. R.
8 Lamb, -; Edwin F. Lines, O4 E. G.
Lorenzen, '9S; c. B. Mueller, 'O5; NJ F.
Mehling, 'O5; W. R. Metz. 81; c. B. Mirick.
05; E. G. Mason. "a; NJ. c. Marsh, 81;
F. D. -Neale, rs: Albert Osborn. To; Clar-
ence A. Perry, 80; Rev. Mr.. Pierce, Will
liam w. Reynolds. O6: E. S. Shepherd, 'O2:
Harrison Stidham, R. R. Slocum, O6; c. 8.
Spooner. 'O7; ]. H. Southland, IA; J. B.
Smallwood. '03; R. E. vose. 'O3: Joseph D.
Warner. 'O2; Harvey D. Williamss william
A. White, 80; w. P. White. 'O4: c. David
White, '86; DR.. G. H. Wright, 'S2.