Evening journal., 1911-11-14
ACTIVITIES OF
COLLEGE BOYS
They Study Under TaIlOW
Dips While Electric Lights
are Out

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Nov. 14.-Dr. Geo
A. Harter, president Of the college,
leaves for Columbus, Ohio, this week
to attend the meeting of American
State Agricultural College and Expert
mental Stations.
Edward L. Rice. 10, toured to Phil
adelphia last Saturday in his new Max
we'll roadster.
L. Irving Handy, II, was a spectator
at the weekly battalion parade last
Thursday. Mr. Handy was major in
the corps of cadets last year.
]. Earl Newman, '0S accompanied
the football team to Chester last week
as an enthusiastic Delaware rooter.
The College Young Mems Christian
Association held its annual reception
to the Freshman class last Thursday
evening in the college oratory. Re-
freshments we're served by members
of the association after speeches had
ben made by the Northfield Conference
delegates and music had been given
by Jacobs Orchestra.
A Brinton Raughley. '1S, was Will
mington visitor last week
Ephralm P. Jolls, 13, and Frederick
A. Townsend, ID, attended the Lafay-
ette-Pennsylvania football game in
Philadelphia on Saturday
Roland W. Taylor II. was a Sigma
Phi Epsilon visitor on Sunday. Mr.
Taylor is an engineer in the employ Of
Pierre S. DUPONT, in Wilmington.
William NJ. Francis, 0S, was a New
ark visitor on Sunday
Warner w Price, Ii, and Edwin L.
Shallcross, IA, motored to Newark OH
Saturday to attend the game scheduled
between the scrubs and st. John S
Academy, but we're disappointed, ow-
ing to the failure of the latter team
TO appear
The November issue of the Review
is out and the new advertisers and
well written departments make the
new issue quite attractive.
William F. O'Brien, 'l3, spent Sun
day with Philadelphia relatives.
The new Omega Alpha Fraternity
House shows improvement in appear
ance until the new Frat" boys have
a home to be proud OF now.
The college Civil Engineering De-
partment has laid out a garden and
magnetic north and south reference
line for Squire Dean adjoining his
sons new home along White Clay
Creek Reynolds, II. and Connellee,
IA, were the surveyors.
The storm of Sunday night having
left the town in darkness, studying
and reading in the dormitories and
fraternity houses was made possible
by the use Of lamps and candles.
Robert G. Dunn, II, has gone ia
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. to take
charge of the branch store in that city
for the Diamond Rubber Company OF
New York.
Carl A. Taylor, 10, and Robert C
! Lewis, ~, we're Wilmington visitors
last Saturday.
Lawrence A. Hodgson, II, was a re-
cent college visitor.
Bayard Vandergrift, who is located
at Marcus Hook, Pa, with the gov
ernment engineering department, ha:
visited the college on several occa'
sions recently.
II Heisler, IL, was Newark visitor
on Sunday.
Gustav A Papperman, 09, has en-
tered a Theological Seminary in Chi
.cago, ILL.,, after spending two years il
the Princeton Seminary.
Charles II. Stayton was a recen
Newark visitor He motored to the col
lege town with a crowd Of Medico Ch
students Of Philadelphia
David L. Sloan, IL, major of the bat
talon was an Elkton visitor last week
Walter Powell recently purchased
new Ford Roadster model 1912, au
, tOmobile.