Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-24
RUTGERS NEWARK
ALUMNI GOING To
COMMENCEMENT
Alfred F. Skinner Orator for
Banquet Which Closes
Festivities.

The Rutgers College alumni in this
city and Essex county are looking for
ward, preparing to attend the coming
commencement festivities, when the
annual class reunions will be held.
Commencement will begin on Sun
day evening, June II, when the bac-
calaureate sermon will be preached in
the First Reformed Church at New
Brunswick by the Rev. DR.. Malcolm ].
McLeon, of New York, and will close
with the alumni association banquet at
1880 on Wednesday morning, and the
senior exercises in the evening, in the
Ballantine gymnasium.
The annual grafton at the alumni
banquet win be delivered by Alfred F.
Skinner. of this city, and the Newark
Rutgers Alumni Club, of which John
A. Miller, class II, is president, will be
represented at the dinner, and the
various functions that characterize the
social life at the college during the
degree-conferring week.
This will be the 145th commencement
at old Rutgers, and ~collegians from
various sections of the country will at
tend to do honor to their iilustrious
alma mater. Frederick F~relinghuysen,
VI hAio (AASF q fCtOAoh 1io1'iiioA VI wv
who is a member of the board of trus-
tees, will assist in the reception that
will be rendered the distinguished
visitors, who will be the guests of the
college.
President William II. s. Demarest
and the members of the faculty have
arranged a most attractive program,
with the aid of the officials of the
junior and senior classmen.
Newark Alumni.
Among the Newark alumni who will
attend the various exercises and the
several banquets and reunions will be:
Frederick Frelinghuysen, IS; John A,
Miller, II; the Rev. Joseph J. Brown,
81; Jacob H. Van Ness, '633 John L,
Duryea, '6S; Joseph Ward, jr., Il; Ed
ward Sealy. II; Joseph R. Dennis, ~;
Charles A. Wharton, ~; Peter D.
Steals, '73; Clarence Peters. 70; Jacob
f. Ward, rs; William P. Watson, rs;
| Charles Bradley, rs; William s
Ketcham, III; DR.. Charles T. Pomeroy
l'77; Cortlandt Parker, jr., rs; John w,
Howell, 80; Bevier H. Sleght, 80; AL
fred F. skinner. 's2; Harry M. Peters
'S2.
| w. Campbell Clark. SO; William
&c. ~ Ward, 's3; Thomas d. Var
SICKLE, 'S3; Edgar T. Ward, "a; Halsey
r. Tichenor, "a. Walter D.. Gregory
's5; John H. Porter, SO; Frederick A
Mandevilfe, 'S5: John w. Clark, 'S7i
George A. Ballantine, 81; Harry D. Nc
! Cormick, 80; Joseph S. Stillwell, 80.
Samuel L. Poole. '93; William w
stephens. '93; Robert II. Rogers. go
William A. Kinsey. "a; Irving S
Tompkins, '94. James A. Vaudeville
'9b; B. F. Monaghan, 90; George S
Mower, 90; Alfred Wilson. '97; Orrit
w. Flavelle, 81; Louis A. Kempf, '9S
James e. Ashmead, '97; Carl H. Fisher
'99; William E. Helmstardler, '99
Charles F Koeher, $50; Frederick C
w%ackenhuth. ir., 80; Harry L. Marker
'99; Claude f. Scattergood, '99; De Wit
Soaring, '9S; William S. Willis, SO
Charles M. Mason. '97; Daniel Hand
"a; Morrison c. Colyer, 81; Miller r
whitenack, '96; DIR. William p. Pat
terson. '01; James L. Garrabrant, '01
Frederick w. Smith, '02.
Messrs. Charles r. Blunt. '04; Johl
B. Brown, '04: Robert w. Petit, 100
Paul F. Girtanner, 90; William B
Roll. '03; Eugene w. Erler. '03; Arthu
II. Bradley. '02; William L. Westfall
jr., '01; Howard r. Kirk. '03; Archibald
Mercer. 90; Edgar L.. Dickerson, 'o2
Charles F. O'Neill. '04: William u
! Small. 81; Howard S. Giles, '0s; Franz