Evening journal., 1910-11-18
COLLEGE BOYS
in MANY WALKS
Delaware Review Shows
Graduates Are Making
Good In World

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Nov. 1S.-The alum
nus editor of the Delaware College
Review has published the following
notes OF the graduates Of the state
college:
]. II. G. Wolf, who is now at Oak
land. Cal, came East recently on a
busines trip. While In this section or
the country he paid a visit to the col
lege.
Robert Bunsen Wolf, superintendent
OF the Burgess Sulphite Fibre Com
pany, Berlin, n H., took advantage of
a recent business trip to the eastern
cities to make a hurried visit to his
home town and his Alma Mater.
j. +. Brewster is at present a stu
dent Of the University of Berlin, Ger
many His special study is chemistry.
! Mr.. Brewster spent the summer
tramping around Switzerland and the
| Austrian Tyrol.
III. l.. Maier was recently erected 10
the position of assistant chief of the
engineering department of the VIII
mington Street and Sewer Depart
ment
c. w. Bush has been elected to the
board of appointees for awarding the
Cecil Rhodes scholarship to Oxford
University.
II. F. Ferguson, who was recently
married. has returned to Newark with
his wife. Mr.. Ferguson will start an
electrical department in his home
town.
JF. c. Carrick has a position with
the Buffalo Office Of the General Elec-
| trio Company. M. Carrick's home is
I'm New Castle, Del.
c. IT. Clash is minister of the Grace
Church, New York city.
A. @. Ward recently married Miss
Mabel y. Whitaker, of Cherry Hill,
Md. After the wedding they left for
New York city and points in New York
state. After the honeymoon they VIII
reside in Philadelphia.
p. +. Rossell is now working with
the Il. l. DUPONT Powder Company,
studying preparation of powder and
other explosives prior 10 going on an
extended trip through South Carolina.
G. Cullen is superintendent of the
concrete department of the Allis
Chalmers Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
c. p. Messick is teaching in the
| Trenton High School.
Il. +. Warrington, Rhodes scholar to
|
started practicing law in New York
city
Harry Miller is teaching in St.
Paul's School, Baltimore. Md.
Brooke jackson is with the e. l. du-
Pont Powder Company at Pompton
Lakes. New Jersey.
X Stuart is city bacteriologist Of
Wilmington, Del
G.. A. Papperman is at Princeton
Theological Seminary studying for the
ministry. Mr.. Papperman was re-
cent visitor at the college.
Cantwell Clark is with ]. w. Alden.
10, who has charge of the building
OF several dams for the TENNESSEE
Coal and Coke Company, at Ensley
Alabama.
Al the Delaware VS.. Swarthmor,
football game on the 22d OF October
at Swarthmore, Pa, the following
} Alumni were present: w. T. Bevan
: '05; r. w. q. Bowler, '05; p. f. Ros
sell, '07; W F. Wingett, '09, and G
, H. Bacon. 10.
/ The Delaware College Athletic AS
ISOLATION gave the student body q
smoker on Friday evening, October 2S
The following alumni were present
F. w. Curtis, rs; f. G. Clark, O3; c
A. Short, SO; E. L. Smith. &c. w. G
Edgar, 10; II. Jones. 09; w. w
schaeffer. 10; j. W. Gotwals, 'Os; G
A. Papperman, 'O9; C. e. Watts, O9
The following alumni were presen
at the Delaware VS.. Muhlenberg foot
ball game on Saturday. October 20, a
Newark: c. NJ. Curtis, n; II. VI
Norris. '9S; DR.. W. o. Sypherd, '99
Il. l.. Smith, 90; G. A. Short. 80: J. p
Cam, '01; Fred Clark, 'O3: +. p
Evans. '05; J p Rossell, or: J. w
. Gotwals. '0S; Stanley Evans, '0S; Vic
tor Jones, '09; G. A. Papperman. 'O9
r. NJ. Carswell. 90; c, e. Watts. 'Os
r. I. Cam, 90; w. +. Wingett, 'O9: l
w Gibbs. 'O9; W. G. Edgar, 10: w
w. Schaeffer, 10; J. l.. Lockwood
ex-10.