The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-20
ENGINEERS HOLD
ANNUAL BANQUET
More Than 200 Attend Dinner Of
the Caital Society at
Rauscher's
MANY ADDRESSES ARE MADE

Two hundred engineers. among
whom were many distinguished SCI
entists from other cities. attended the
annual banquet OF the washington So
ciety OF Engineers last night at
RauschePs. There were eight speak
ers.
John II. Hanna, president OF the So
ciety and chief enginter for the Capital
Traction Company, presided, and. after
a few words of welcome to the vtsi-
tors, introduced Arthur p. Davis. chief
engineer of the Reclamation Service,
and POSTMASTER OF the evening.
A glimpse into the education Of future
engineers was given in the address Of
NJ. Z. Cooley, dean Of the University Of
Michigan, who said that although this
is the age OF the specialist and that
scientists devote themselves to specific
branches OF study the time will come
when the education OF the engineer.
will be more catholic and will cover
not only the engineering subjects proper
but will include the subjects Of the So
called arts courses Of the colleges.
Broader Degree.
Prof Cooley was at one time a pupil
OF Prof. Charles Z. Monroe. now Of
George Washington University. but then
at the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
the speakers card.
Prof. Cooley spoke OF the tutelage he
received thirty years ago under Prof.
Monroe, and then branched out into the
discussion Of the engineer Of the future.
He said. among other things. that 1t was
the tendency to do away with titles now
conferred and the probable title Of the
future would be Bachelor Of Science Of
Engineering. a term broader in its scope
+. H. Newell, director Of the Reclama-
ton Service. spoke along the same line.
telling OF the wide scope OF knowledge
necessary in the engineer OF to-day. The
other speakers were o. II. Tittman, Coast
and Geodetic Survey: Prof. Charles f.
Monroe. George Washington University;
Charles Whiting Baker. editor OF the En-
gineering News, OF New York City. and
l. o. Howard. OF the Department of AgTi-
culture.
The following is the list OF guests:
John ". Adams Il. L Adams. Frvdeacz ". Al
bert. Walter c. Allen. Il. Earle AndrTson, II. q.
ATsrA
Charles Whiting Baker. e. g Baden. a. G Bald
win. A. l. Baldwin. d. H. Baldwin. L - Barnard
George Barnes, L. A. Bauer. Paul BaIsrh. =. J.
Bebb, James BcuNl Frederick B. Berry. Morris
Bien, F. c. BoSZs. W. p. BorlAnd. Robert 4 Bos-
we'll William Bowie. e. Il. Bradbury. Adj Bravo
ReirnoDd Brennan. Philip b. Bnn. Glenn Brown
William T Brown.
Mariu, R. Campbell. David e CARL. g. \. Carl
J. y
lin R, H. Chsrpcll. Arthur H. Chase. u. Z. CaTk.
John VI. Colt W Cole J. : Conway. II. c. COOIcy.
Mortimer L. Cooley. Pee, Cranf0rd.
r. H. DalzIcish A NJ. Daniels. 4. r. DAVIS. HI
ward ". Deakin. W. G. Dean. Marx De Gr1nge
e. X. Denmark W. L. Dennis, Albert Z. DIeteuch,
r. r. Dole LEUuard :. DOten. Z. NJ Douglas. A =.
Dunnlng10n.
John I. Ensign, L. b. Eynon. Richard Won EDddrf.
II. :. Fairbanks, ". 3. Farield Robert A.
Farmer. Thomas J. Fisher. Owen B. Ffench, Felix
FREEHOLD. II. c. Frsnkenheld.
William S. Garland. c p Glen, Albert T Gold
hsvk, John Blake Gordon. II. L. Gregory, NJ &
GruTe.
willis Z. Hall. J H. Hanna, Fred :. Hardrz,y
Daniel 1. Hazard. Morris Hac&sr JShn p. Healy,
Mayo Dyer Herssy. +. c. Hilde-. Jesse Hill, Joseph
:. Hill. ]. s. Hill. E. T. Hines. H. l. Hodgkins.
L q. Howard John c. Hoyt-
George r. Ide. = II. Idcu-
L. y. Janson Carl F. JeAnsen, Heanen Jennings.
Ewood johnson. Z. y. Johnston. George Wallace
Jones. Lewis Jones
Z. :. kimhsu.
B. p Lambe-ton, J. + LAYTON, NJ o. Leighton,
Morton +. Leopold. A. I. L1cls.
d. Z MCComb. w \. Mcfarland. John Z. Nc
Grath Charles A. McKeuney $. j NacfarTcn. Van
H Manning. J. H Marble Z. r. Marierr p. :.
NARROW Il. r. Marshall Thomas W. Marshall, Z. r.
Martin, J. NJ MarzOf A NJ p. MaschmevpT Louis
Matam@ss, r. Mayo. j.. o. A. Mechln. 4. b
l. Middleton, c. r. Mirck. H Z Mitchell. II. 7.
MorninGstar. Charles A. MOurhesa Charles Z Nun
roe. Fred W. Murphy.
n : "
Frederick d. Owen.
II. D. Padgett ". z Parker. Frederick p. Peel.
John ]. PhClan. Asa E Phillips, c. II. Pierce. I'd
gar Il. Piper. H. r. Plankint0a. George $. POpe,
MinCtt Z Porter G. p. Putnam, X. II. Phillips
r. Qusdfeld.
4. H RaynAl. Paul I. Reed. F. A. Richardson, |
r. G. Rizer ]. V. RO,ius,n. W. L. Rose
W E schoenborn. Andrew J. Schwartz, q. G. |
Sharah. ". :. Sheets. J. B. Shinn. G. II. Sinclair.
l. Z. Sinclair. Glenn s. Smith, II. Clinton smith.
H. NJ. southEate. O F. spUpIe-. F. Charles star.
e. g. stevens. II. r. StAbleT, Herman Stabler. |
Frank Sutton. Dean Swift,
T II. Taiafcrro. Charles II. Thomas. T.. Il. |
Henry Thurell, .. H. TittIHlnn, II. K. |
FOLEY 7. Lincoln Townsend.
J.. ID. Underwood.
J. II. Van Wagenen, ]. T. Voshel.
Geouge Z Walton, T. L. Warner, J. WatSky. |
James A. Watson Francis r. Weller. +. Z. Wey-
mouth. O. V. Wheeler, Earl Wheeler, A. C. Willard |
Marx R. Woodward.
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