Evening journal., 1914-11-19
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attention to the three "B's7 The three
''Bs,n stated Professor Grecn, were our
blessings, our bencfactions and our
blunders. These. he srid, we should ali
count
"No doubt, you would all be insulted
should | ask you can you count; so in
stead ! will ask you do you countl
You must know how TO count ii you
want to count. SO Brst let us count our
blessings. It's a hard job, isn't itg
Well, We have life, health homes,
friends, our country and our work Our
blundersl We must count them, but
not add them. Our bencfactionsl 70
become heneiactors and receive bcnc-
factions, we must first Of all be useful
men and women and thoroughly carry
out our part in life's scheme We must
be active. Laziness has no part in the
successful life
Don't live in the past; instead live
with every hour and try to make your
work vital and important, not only 10
yourself but to your employer as well.'
At the conclusion OF Prof. Green's ad-
dress the graduates rose and sang "Auld
Lang Syne."
IL was probably the largest represen-
tation of graduates over attending one
of the college banquets, there being a
number of out-of-town guests in addi.
tion 60 the large number from this city
present.
During the course of the evening the
college and class yells were enthusiastic.
cally given from time 10 time, represen.
tatives from classes 1889 TO the present
class Of 1914 being present. The "infants'
of 1917 created much amusement by
their original yells and their determi
nation not TO be overlooked.
Songs that were sung included, "Sail
ing Down the Chesapeake Bay Peg o
My Heart ITS a Long, Long Way (,
Tipperary,r "By the Beautiful Sea-
America" and "Auld Lang Syne.'
During the course OF the evening
Mr.. Beatty, the retiring president o
the association, thanked the members
for their spirit OF cooperation whicl
had been so helpful 20 him. addinl
that but for that cooperation III
could not have done the work he did
He also extended to those assembled
greetings from Mrs. IL. S. Goldey
who expressed much regret that sh
was unable 10 be present at the ban
Quet.
AS presiding officer OF the evening
]. Il. Fuller stated that he hopel
each and every member OF the asso
citation would strive to hold befor
him an ideal and that he would see
TO develop and grow bigger
Tho menu cards were attractivel
done in gray. with crimson and gol
decorations. the college colors. Fol
lowing is the menu that was served
Cream OF tomatoes, olives. celery an
pickles, broiled woalSflsh, Maitre d'HC
tel; potatoes Parisienne. roast turkc
with dressing. potatoes, Persillad
green peas, ice cream, assorted cake
coffee. An orchestra furnished u
music for the dancing
. Dancing In the Rose Room was e
/ ioyed after the formal program.
. Those at the banquet included.
\ William II. Cats. 1911; NJ. W
- helmina King. 1911; ]. Homer ID
1910; Constance y. Wynands, 100
. Mary r. McEntee, 1908; Robert
Hilley. 1905; NJ. Evelyn Dill. 19i
. T. c. Hubert. 1908; Mary c. Hube
! guest: A. V. Gemmill. 1902; Nj
A Anna r. Gemmill. guest; Alex
! Abrahams, 1906; Mrs Alex r. Abr
: hams. guest; Oscar r. Munda. J
: 1907; Miss Mary Jones. honorar.
I Samuel p. Ralph. honorary; Mr.
4 Samuel p. Ralph. 1902; william
, Hollingsworth, 1908; Mary c. Ho
, lingsworth. 1908: Mary s. Ryan, 1906
Terrence T. Riley, 1913: Alice
Riley, 1911; Nellie II. Michener. 1a0l
Elsie u. Pugh. 1908; Howard +. Vol
, 1910; Helen NJ. Marvel. 1918; Emn
T 3. Kiger, 1911; NJ Evelyn Robinso
r 1903; A. II. Silver, guest; Ralr
Saltman. 1910: Tress V. McHug
o 1907; William T. Drennen. 1907; Rel
Eisenbrey, 1908; Margaret T. Veaze
4 1910; Charles p. Wright, 1911; S. ]
Rachlin. guest; H. r. Bartenslage
j 1905: Mrs. II. r. Bartenslager, CUES
, %. + Metzger, guest; Mrs. b.
/ Metzger. guest; A. W. Andrew
! guest; Mrs. A. w. Andrews. guest.
Meyer kraus. 1904; Herman Kral
: 1901; Miss Carrie u. Angcrstein, l0l
r. Ralph Jones, 1912; Chester y. Dav
1906; Mrs. Chester Davis, guest; j
= Kauss, 1913; Marguerite NJ Bogi
! 1914: Ernest c. Wikon. 1909; Vera
Gordon, 1918; Francis G.. Maguire, l0i
= Joseph A. Gormlcy, 1885, William
y Davis, 1909; John J. McGaugh, l0l
4 William W. Gross, guest; Herman Fla
: zcr, 1913 and 1914; Louis Millman. l0l
y W. c. Clayton, 1905 G. L. Caulk. l0l
\ NJ. r. Lyman, 1914; George If. Tn
/, man, 1914; A. V. ID. Onofrio, 1911 a
\ 1912; William j. Mckinley, 1912; VI
! cent T. McGee, 1914; Harry II. Kn'
John Santa, 1912; James f. Lynch. 10
\ Eta Fisher, 1914; Harry d. Cripr
1911; John J. Wallace, 1900-190