The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-09

/ am safe from murder. graft and
mud-ninging, and am under the pro.
lection of some Of the best people in
the world.
In addition to the beautiful
thoughts which our toastmaster
brought to us about present reconcc-
tions and memories are the stin more
beautiful to me for many reason
There Is the spiritual uplift. and the
victories, the fun and the friendship
Of college days which onriches and
broadens the whole life of anyone
who has ever attended there. Aside
from all romance. the strong friend
ships which we form in youth. sur
vive all time and live as monuments
through the decades Frightening liv-
es and giving us a recollection or
wem-spent and happy days.
James c. Roberts of the universjS.
was next introduced, who spoke on
the benefits which will be gained
from the organization and the gath
erings every year Of the alumni.
which VIII keep alive the college
spirit.
Organization Unusually Strong.
The closing toast was given by DR..
Herbert II. Welch, president of the
Ohio wesleyan university. DR.. Welch
said: II can honestly bring to you to.
night, words of heartlest congrattila.
tion and greeting on the organization
of this new association. lit is a aus
plclous time in the history of the life
OF the University. There is a new
awakening of interest among the al
umni and alma mater. BY one pos-
sible exception, this is the largest
banquet which has been held, outside
of that Of Delaware. since these or
ganizations have been made. That you
should have at once come into such
a full growth. Is a matter Of congrat-
ulation. We've been hearing a great
deal about Marion o. w. u now
1t Is time to hear about o. w. u. I'm
| Marion.
You are near enough to know the
l.problems that beset the college and
the relationship which trained men
ard women bear to the college. We
are living In the time Of reform, I'm
Feligion, in politics, I'm the logical
and ecclesiastical world, everything
Is being turned upside down. We are
In great danger Of destruction, rather
than construction We need we'll.
balanced men and women who are
ready to be led out but who will wall,
with caution. That Is why the col
lege Is so necessary and you have tn,
Ohio Wesleyan University at your
very door to fill these needs"
j. w. JacOby Elected President
AT the close Of the program, a short
business session was held during
which Mr.. Jacoby was reelected tc
serve as president. and Mrs. Earl T.
Smart was reelected TO act ssec.
rotary for the coming year. Mr.. ia.
CODY was also chosen to go as Alumni
delegate othe ommencement at
Delaware next year. to constitute one
of the members of the advisory board
OF the university.
4 Those present at the banquet were:
Mrs. Stella Waddell Smart, Earl II.
Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. King.
! Arthur f. King, Mrs. Cora b. Ramage
DIR. and Mrs n. Il. Tilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Hayes Mr.. and Mrs. w. j..
| myers, Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Guth-
cry DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Lawson, Mr..
and Mrs. O. G.. Briggs, j. w Jones,
q, Miss lnez Pickering, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Jacoby, Mr.. and Mrs. w. {. Beat
| ty, Mrs. Anna Salmon, Mrs. c. c. Pet.
tit, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Longbon. Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Snyder. Rev and Mrs.
d. y. Kelly DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Hart
man, Frank Zuck, Miss Mary Zuck.
John a. Wilson, Miss Ethel Wilson,
! Edward W. Berringer, w. G. Ave,
/ u, h., n,
h. Blow. Miss Edith Ieolo Mcclure. Miss
| Pansy Rauhauser. Miss Charlotte
WaliersI Miss Ada Monnette, Miss
Uanet Longbon, Frank Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Rauhauser, DR.. w. j.
Wiser, Mr., and Mrs. j. ID. CUTLERY,
r. w. Nipple, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
carleton. Miss Lillian Burgess, Miss
Eta Jacoby, Mrs. Il. X. Uhler, Mr..
and Mrs. George Christian, Mr.. and
;Grs. John Jacoby Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Jacoby, Homer r. Waddell, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Van Fleet. Mrs u. *.
CUTLERY, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dom
baugh, Mrs Il. c. Smith, Miss Mary
Jacoby, Miss Daisy Jacoby, Miss An
ma Uncapher, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Geg.
erheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wad-
Idell, Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Marshall
and Mrs. Lorena Cobb of Marion,
Prof. and Mrs. r. Parsons, Edward L.
Rice, Emma L. Konantz, w. G. Hor-
NELL, Or. and Mrs. Herbert Welch
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Roberts, Prof
Clara A. Nelson, j. A. Bendnger
Prof, w. w. Davies OF Delaware;
Rev, r. c. EdRington, Mrs. r. c. Ed
ington, Mrs. l.. S. Trey and Miss Wave
! Baker, OF Caledonia; Mrs. j. w. Free
Imam, II. w Wolhey, Miss MlIiceni
| Bggerstaf. Miss Wlnifred Cast, OF
Prospect; Mrs. Chas l.. Patton OF
Green Camp; Miss Hazel Marlowith
and Miss Elizabeth A. McElheny, OF
LaRue; Minerva V. DeVore, Of Clari-
don; and Miss Hazel Graham, and d.
f. Graham, of Waldo.
Dancing lessons by Schwinger. Call
phone 1871.