Newark post., 1914-06-10
Many Alumni
Attend Reunion
First Social Event a Success

FrludN evening. lie occasion was
pronounced by everyone a decided
success. d. r. McNeal, chairman
of the committee in charge, called
ont the numbers Of the classes and
the guests fell into line, so that all
were seated with former classmates.
Two long tables running the
length Of the hotel dining room, ac-
commodated the guests. Laurel.
with great clusters Of beautiful
pink blossoms banked along the
center. made a straight line
of woodSy daintiness. running from
end to end of the long tables. At
every place, as a favor, was frag-
rant pink rose. The spread, al
though unpretentious, from a stand
point of quality and service, pleas
ed everyone. The menu follows:
Grape Fruit
Chicken Salad
French Fried Potatoes
Rolls
Olives Radishes
Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
SaIted Nuts Peppermints
Coffee
Warren A. Singles. President of
the Association. who acted as toast
master stated briefly the three OBJ
iects Of the Association. and called
upon members of the various COM
mittees to give detailed explana-
ton.
Responses We're made by Miss Eta
Wilson, on THE Community Idea
Mrs. W. F. Metten, "The Reading
Habit -; Mr. d. R. McNeal, 1.-The
Social Side Of the Organiza-
ton; Mr.. R. F. Friedel, "Our
High SchOOl-Its Needs; Miss
Edna Chalmers, "Reminiscences
Of School Days.; Mr.. Knowles
Bowen, THE Place of Athletics in
the High School. " A feature Of
the evening was the singing of or
lglnal songs set to familiar tunes.
Following the social hour, the an
nuaI business meeting was held.
The officers of last year We're re-
elected as follows: Warren A. Sin
giles, presidents Miss Agnes P. Me-
dill. vice-president; Mrs. H. n.
Reed, corresponding secretary;
Miss Bessie Whittingham, record
ING secretary:; Miss Dora Law,
treasurer. Sixty-nine names. are
recorded on the roll book of the
organization.
Those present included Mrs.
Irene Street Reed, Miss Winnie
Fader, Miss Margaret Bowen, Miss
Anna Gallaher, Miss Kathryn
Bowen. Miss Helen McNeal, Miss
Elizabeth Stroud, Miss Dora Law,
Miss Lydia Fader, Miss Laura
Fader, Miss Violette Fader, Miss
Margaret Cook, Miss Katherine
Price, Mrs. Louise Station johnson,
Miss Hettie Slack, Miss Julia Nc
Mullen, Miss Jennie Smith, Miss
Bessie R. Whittingham, Miss Edna
Chalmers, Miss Alice B. Corrie,
Miss Anna Willis, Miss Elizabeth
II. Crime, Mrs. Halle Steel John
Ston Miss Alice Kerr, Miss Eleanor
Irow, Miss Mildred McNeal, Miss
Naomi Street, Miss Lora Little,
Miss Eleanor Pilling, Miss Cornelia
Filling, Miss Ethel Campbell, Miss
Elsie Davis, Miss Emily Worrall,
Miss Mildred Ferguson, Miss Ma
belle PrnnOck, Miss Minnie Arm
strong, Miss Lillian West, Miss NJ.
Jennie Raub, Miss Martha Stra-
norm. Miss Mary Colmery, Mrs.
Clara T.. Norris, Mrs. Ola Gregg
Tweed, Mrs. Anna Gregg Wivel,
Miss Katherine Steel, Miss Eta
Wilson, Mrs. Meta MacSorley Met.
Ten, Mrs. Bessie Wright Jacobs,
Miss Emily Pennington, Miss Mar
INA ,l Swayne, Miss Alberta Heiser,
MISS Katherine Heiser, Miss Esther
r. Ferguson, Miss Agnes P. Medill,
MrS. katherine Renshaw and Mrs.
Edna Griffin Fader; Warren A.
Singles, Reuben F. Friedel, Albert
walton, Irving Grow, Raymond
4lcNeal, Herman Little, Knowles
Bowen, Paul Lovett, Bond Brown,
EiIwOOd Hoffecker, Lee Lewis,
GharIes Osmond, Frank Fader and