Evening journal., 1913-06-07
GOV. MILLER
GUEST OF The
CIVTCS CLASS
He and Former Congressman
Heald Talk to High School
Students
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON
SERVED TO TIE GUESTS

Governor Charles r. Miller was the
guest of honor at reception given
yesterday afternoon by the senior
civics class of the High School, and
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, their in
structor IL was another of the many
delightful gatherings arranged to
bring the civios class into touch
with men prominent in public af-
fairs-a further feature of the broad
minded study of questions of govern
ment This subject seems to have
enlisted to commendablc degree
the attention and thought of High
School students in advanced classes
under the guidance of Miss Car
lisle With Governor Miller, several
other guests were entertained by the
class, among them being former
Congressman William H. Ucald. who.
while al Washington, gave much of
Lis time and courteous attention to
members of the civlcs class when
/ they visited the capitol for an Ohser-
walton of the administration of ma
tional affairs.
/ From 2.3O TO 3 o'clock the guests
were received in the Office of princi-
/ pal Berlin by Miss Carlisle and mem-
/ bers of the class, each of whom was
/ introduced TO the Governor who chat
ted pleasantly with the young mon
: and young women Governor Miller
was taken 10 various departments oil
the school and shown the work un
dcrtaken. He manifested the great
est interest In II and was surprise,
a. the comprehensive scope of whd
Is being accomplished at the school
Following the reception in the prin
oipal's office the party proceeded q
the social hall, the walls of whicI
we're bedecked with the Stars an
Stripes. A profusion of cut flower
. adorned the tables. As Governor MI
Ter entered the Civics class san
For He's Jolly Good Fellow Sea
ed with the Governor az the guol
table we're Former Congressma
/, Hcald, Edgar NJ. Hopes Principal
II. Berlin. Arthur l.. Bailey, Libraria
of the Institute Library; Dr. Geori
Z W Twitmyer, superintendent
q Schools, J. ID. Stroud. president of q
h Ninth Ward Civic Association. .Sal
q uel n. Baynard. president OF q
3 BOARD OF Education; Edgar
n Hoopes. Jr.. and Ronald +. Davis, {
rector of manual arts The 9th
/, guests were Miss Elizabeth
Hopes, Miss Mary LacKlen. Mi
Mary j. Wheeler. Frank =. Jones. Mi
. Jane V. Goessling and Miss lrma Nh
Ter Of the Wilmington High Scho
faculty Miss Carmine of Rehobotf
- DR. Thomas q. Cooper. Clement
b. Hallam, Miss Laura j. Banks and tf
p officers Of the February civics elias
I who included Leon Massey Wicker
= sham, Miss Florence j. Newman. Mis-
I Mary Elizabeth Pauline Cooper an
Arthur Clifton Moore. Because q,
I previous engagements Harrison
Z Howell. Judge Herbert l.. Rice formt
Senator Lewis Heisler Ball and CouI
Gilman Weller E. Stover could not I
= present
Because of the absence. at IN
b opening Of the exercises. of the pr'
+. sident Of the class, Fryine Olney Hel
!. man, who is taking examinations fc
# a cadetship az Annapolis. Miss Ann
!, Eileen Herlihy. president. pre-
sided and welcomed the GovernC
n charminely Whether the fact that
young woman was TO preside over n
e exercises was portent of the enfrai
ohisement Of woman she did not pr'
sumo to argue She said the civic
class was not engaged In maxim
Democrats. Republicans or Progre
sives, but was following the currel
of civic inquiry The class was glf
TO have as It's guests Governor Mill'
\ and other public men who assist
j forming the channel she said. Mi
Herlihy then amid applause for h
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