Evening journal., 1913-06-18
ALUMNI TO
Be ACTIVE
Delaware Graduates In An
nual Reunion at Newark
Talk Of BettermentS
GROW REMINISCENT
OVER BANQUET TABLES
specIal TO THB EvENINe JounNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, June 1S.-That the plan
Of making the Alumni Association of
Delaware College a more active body
for the botterment of the isstitution.
which was inaugursted last winter is
meeting with hearty success, was mdi-
Gated last night when about one hun
drcd members attended the first an
nual reunion commencement week
banquet at the Deer Park Hotel. It
was said to be the largest gathering
of Delaware men ever gotten to-
gether al one time and all we're much
cnthuscd. Hosts OF them came from
"A distance, including many who have
not been in the abit Of returning for
commencement
Egmont Horn. chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements who has
proved himself a live wire. was com
mended for the good work that he has
done in putting more lie i'm the asso-
citation
Robert B. Wolf, of the class Of 1896,
was POSTMASTER and everyone present
was called on. Every man told his
class, where he lives and what he has
done since leaving Delawa. College.
The information brought out the fact
that there arc fifty-seven sons aud
daughters Of alumni members who arc
available for Delaware College aud the
Womens Affiliated College. Walter
G. Curtis of Newark, reDre ientcd the
Oldest class, that of 1875.
The Alumni part OF the Commence
ment program started yesterday af-
ternOon with a costume parade over
the campus headed by the college
band. Many of the classes were re-
presented in this parade and various
kinds of costumes were worn. II
aroused a great deal of interest. The
affair will be held each commence
ment in the future. The parade was
witnessed by a large number Of visit
ors and help to make Tuesday of
Commencement week one to be re-
membered by those who we're FORUM
ate enough to be present.
Among those present at the ban
quet at the Deer Park Hotel last night
were:
1875 Walter c. Curtis.
1SS1-Rev. Robert H. Wright.
1SS5-John T. Pilling Ex.
1SS6-Charles b. Evans and Lewis
W. Mustard.
1SS7-Harlow Curtis Ex.
1S91-JOhn =. Armstrong and
Joseph II. Hossingor
1SS9--Franklin Collins
/ 1S93-Robert Hoffecker, Francis A..
Cooch. l. P. Jones.
! 1S94-Emery Marvel, Fix.
1S95-W. u. Reybold Or. Walter II.
Steel.
lS96-Clarence A. Short. W. b. Jes-
ter, Robert b. Wolf, e. Laurence
Smith.
1S9S-John T. Mullins.
1S99-Dr Harlan Wells, Everett c.
Johnson. Harrison w. Vickers. Jr.
19Oi-John Pierce Cam, E. Byron
Griffin.
19Ol-WilHam Lawton, Stanley Fra
zer.
19o5-Hayes Wilson, Cummings
Speakman, c. W. Collins and Joseph
TruXton.
1906 oliver p. Hewes, Mr.. Fergu-
son. Mir. Jackson.
19OS-John Gotwals, Robert Ward,
Harry Miller. II. ii. Jones, EX. and
r. J. McFarlin.
1901. Brook Jackson, Samuel
Parrish, G. =. Watts aud X. T. Cam.
1910-Warren Singles. Egmont
Horn. l.. b. Cam Norris Wright Ex-
~. b. Bice, c. A. Homcwood, Chauncey
Robinson
l91i-L. Irving Hancy, Jr., Robert
Morrow. /. A. Hod gson, John POstles,
J. r. Davis. John Attix. Mir. Croft, Ex.
Joseph Mcdaniel. w. W. Hubbard. J.
Edgar. ]. Hart Scott, Mr.. Bacon, r.
B. Patterson Clifford Steel. Jr., En-,
| and Carl ]. Shacfer.
1912-Ralph Jacobs. George w.
/ Sawin. ID. II. Bell. Ricnard Whiting
ham. Tx. J. o. Marshi/ c. r. Lind,
IL. p. McCafcrty, Samuel Knopf W
I A. Reynolds. Mr.. Griffin. Ralph vii?
son. Mr.i Chambers, Carroll Cole. tN.
j. L. Marshall t'x, ID. y. Ayrost El-
mcr Todd. Frederick Maicr. Dudley
] Frazer