Evening journal., 1912-02-26
DELAWARE
SONS BANQUET
Graduates Of State College
Meet Again in Annual
Reunion
YOUNG AND OLD
MAKE UP ASSEMBLAGE

Delaware College Alumni met in
annual reunion and banquet at the
Wilmington Country Club on Saturday
evening, and graduates Of the early
seventies down to the young men who
passed the final examinations last
June were present. George A. Har-
ter. president of the college. stated
that if tho movement TO convert Del
aware College into a aco-educauonal in
stitution was agtated much further
the college would become an asso-
ciate institution. Henry b. Thomp-
son made a few remarks. and other in
formal addresses were made by Judge
Victor r. Woolley, IS; George McIn-
tire. SO; Dr. Walt II. Steele. '95;
Hugh H. Morris. '9S: Charles w. Bush,
'O3: Joseph II. Perkins, '07 and Ayres
Stockly, '0s.
Dr. Harter and Mr. Thompson were
the guests Of the association.
AS toastmaster. Chancellor Charles
NJ. Curtis, prevailed upon those pres
ent 20 drink a silent toast to Joseph
FRAZER. '03. deceased. and for whom
the new athletic field donated by his
father and brother. Is named
A letter of good wishes from Pro-
fessor Vallandigham q former m
structor, was read. and cards from
the daughter Of the Rev. Epher Whit
filfer. ~: Henry Cowden, 42-the
oldest living alumnus, and Fasel Kip
ple. 'O7 we're Acknowledged.
Charles w. Bush. 'O3. suggested that
there was perhaps need at Delaware
for the initiative and referendum form
Of government with the recall lea-
tnre applicable to the faculty
Tho banauet was In charge OF tne
fo,1o,ving committed: w. o. Sypherd'
chaiyman: Charles b. Evans. 'S6; lo-
.onh II Hossinger, 81; DR.. Walter II.
steio ,a5. E. Laurence Smith, 'so-
Those present were; - ~.
chancelor Charles NJ Curtis, t''
President George A. Harter' hehls
u rhompson. Gen. r. Coleman DUPONT
wo1ter q. Curtis, rs; Thomas DAVIS
,7S. Dr l. p. Pyle, so; DR.. L. hels-
,er rail. 'g2. John G. Gray so Lewis
T, curtis. 'S4; Victor b. Woolley, o.
charles B. Evans, Sc; Harlow Cur
tis 81: Harlan G. Scott, 81; hugh -
browne. 80; John p. Armstrong ~
Tosenb II. Hossinger. 81; James W.
1,aftornus. 'q2: Dr. J. Willard eros
een 'o2. Dr. John Ball. 80; Joseph
rrnxton. II p. Jones, 93; Emery Mar
vol ga vi. w. Reybold '95; Il. NJ
svnherd. '95; Dr. Walter II Steel, 80
n 3 Hitch 90; w. o. Sypherd, 80
q A short 90: George Mclntire, 80
w II Cooper. 90: w. ID. Jester, 20
I evils r Springer, '9S Il. S. Hellings
,qs Hugh M. Morris. '98; r. II. sal
mons. go; Everett c Johnson, w
Harry l., Mater. 'O1; George b. kel
lev Ir 'O2. Charles w. Bush, %; 9
r. lockwood, '03 Richard S. Rodney
IA - lanes McVey, 04fh George +
Dutton. 'O4: y. IL. Shallcross, 'O4; n
NJ I,vdall. 'O5; Thomas M. Gooden
'o5 DR. Samuel Marshall, 'O5, DR.. NJ
HAYES Wilson. 05; Harry Lawson
'O6; w. ]. Taggart. 06; Fred S. Price
,07 Warren Fingle, OF; Harrie A
Bell. OF: Julian Smith, 'O7; Charlie
A. Wallace, O7; Joseph II. Perkins
'O7: w. Nj. Francis, '0S; Ayres
stockly. 0S: Alfred S Hirzel, '0S;
II. Jones, 'O9: Wallace Wright, '0s
w. ]. Harrigan, 90; X. Van DylS
Stewart. O9; Godwied. Wierlien, 'oS
r. T. Cam, '09; Isaac Gibbs, Jr., Os
C. +. Watts, 90; Cantwel Clark, 10
W J. Bratton. 10; w. ID. Rauedg'
10: T. S. Watts. 10; Alban p. Shav
10: w. H. Weggenman. 10; w.
Shakespeare. II; Clifford Steele, II
w. w. Hubbard. II: L. A. Huston, II
w. l.. Kirby, II; A. V. Eastman, II
T. II. Patterson, II; Harringto
Heisler, IL r. II. Morrow. II; Dayl
H. Bell. II.