Evening journal., 1914-06-17


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Many Alumni In Reunion.
Probably never before in the his
tory Of the college have so many
Alumni members been back to their
I Alma Mater, as have been here dur
ing the commencement this week. The
Alumni luncheon and annual bust
ness meeting will be held in the col
lege gymnasium this afternoon Re
ports will be made relative to the
endowment fund the association is
raising
Nearly one hundred graduates Of
Old Delaware congregated at the
Deer Park Hotel last night, where
an informal reunion was held
Luncheon was served and a num-
Der OF short talks given. Among
those at the luncheon were: d. L.
Sloan j. r. Diggs, r, L. Jacobs, G. H
Jones, r. r. Whittingham, o. E.
Thomas, Howard Ennis, j. f. Per
lxins. w. r. Edgar, G. r. Lind, W. A.
Sawdon, Professor G. A. Short, Arthur
G. Huston, w. l.. Beck. Philip Green
stein. w. w. Shafer, j. r. Watts, DR.
W. Owen Sypherd, ]. p. Armstrong,
A. G. Ward, =. G. Johnson, J. II.
Hossinger, Egmont Horn, George
Lockwood, John Gotwals, Professor
George e. Dutton r. s. Price, r. II.
Morrow, w. A. Singles, Charles p
Messick, r. L. Shorter, L. F. Mater
w +. Leonard, w. j. Bratton, John
Attix. w. r. Lind W. A. Rossell A. H
Dean. Robert Wolf, Edward w
Cooch, |. s. Lank Samuel Knopf
Walter G. Curtis, Harlow H. Curtis, A.
NJ. Jackson, N. NJ MotheraH, II. T
Hurlock, DR.. George w. Marshall. Ed
ward Hearn, Randall Carswell, Norris
Wright, John Pilling, Walter G. Au-
rand. Edward Watts, @. w. Hearn
r. Watts, p. b. Patterson, Charles b.
Evans, Colonel Lewis w. Mustard,
William Francis, d. II. Bell, J. II
Raymond c. NJ Steel, Hayes Wilson.
A. G. Connellee, o. L. Price, r. C
Wilson, J. ID. Truxton, II. A. Miller
William Lawton, =. e. Shallcross, w.
w. Price. Arthur S. Houchin. Jr
Tobias Rudolph, S. NJ. Shallcross,
Professor e. Laurence Smith, J. w.
McCafferty and Norman A. Groves.
Costume Parade.
Following the inter-class field AMI
track meet yesterday afternoon the
Alumni gave a costume parade on
the athletic field in which about sixty
members took part. There were a
number of clever take-offs on popu-
lar events Of the day, such as the
yacht race and polo games.
The class day exercises yesterday
were also largely attended. Music
was furnished by the college orches-
ira. r.. G. Souder was chairman.
The class history was read by C. II.
Brown and the class prophecy by J.
e. Watts. The mantle address was
given by A. H. Dean. A small publi-
cation, The Glass Day Chronicle, was
gotten out especially for the occasion,
and contained many good hits On the
professors and students.
Promotion of Cadets.
Lieutenant Charles C. Herman. Jr..
commandant Of the Delaware College
cadets, read his order TO the corp this
afternoon, making appointments for the
next college year. TO the students who
are to return this is always one of the
most important announcements of com
meneement week, as II shows just what
part he viii take in the cadet drills for
the next year Under the order VIII
liam +. Cam is made major, the highest
Office in the corp. The order issued by
Lieutenant Herman follows:
Major, William h. Cam; captain and
adiutant, II. II. Adams; first lieutenant
and battalion quartermaster and com
missary, H. =. Bennett; sergeant major,
II. g. Bounds color sergeants, Russell
Paynter and w. X. Hoch.
aptains-Company A, II. NJ Grieves;
Company y, il. Y.Lindsay; Company c,
w. T. Brockson.
First eutenants-Company A, A. NJ.
Jones; Company b, Joseph Weaver;
Company G. G. 4. Anderson.
Second lieutenants- Company A,
Herman J. Little and L. J Gibnev:
Company b, w. Anderson and p. ID. Geo
ghegan; Company G, A. X Mearns and
w. L. Torhett.
First sergeants- Company A, G. o.
Smith; Company b. j. w. Ramsey;
Company G, G. ID. Pepper.
Quartermaster sergeants - Company
A, w. 9. Newton; Company b. Robert
Weimer; Company G, w. b. Seward.
Sergeants-Company A, II. NJ. Foster,
A. G. Aeinel and v II. Handy; Com
pany b, q. L. Gentieu, j. A. Crothers
and Harrison Samonsky; Company O.
l.. G Mulnolland, G. Z. Doherty and j.
II. SalavaE.
Corporals-Company A, T. r. Wilson,
J. w. ODaniel, K. NJ AppIeby, r. II
Pepper and J. Heinel; Company B. j.
H. Beauchamp, +. 7. Campbell, L. B.
Steel, J. A. Hopkins a d j. Hastings;
Company c, II. w. Horsey, l.. A. Cobb,
W. +. Diefenderfer, d. z. Mason and N.
j. Fidance.
Band-First Lieutenant T. o. Russell
Second Lieutenants T. v. Wingate and
II. 4. Montgomery, Sergeants A. b.
Carey, D. A. Price, w n Manning and
w. i. Haley Corporals. f. H. Buck, II.
II. Ewing, w. G. Wills, e. w. Martin
and II. Y. Taylor
Signal detachment-Se Second Lieuten-
ants r Kanofsky and L. J. Owens.
Lieutenant Herman states in the or
der that the appointments are provis-
ional.
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