Evening journal., 1914-11-06
WESLEYAN Grads
CO HOME AGAIN
Aud Lang Syne' Adds
Touch OF PathOS
to Reunion
SOCIAL HOUR
DELIGHTS MANY

"'" NftN W -AMAA AaNAAA- ~ AA' MHA'
aiiectionately recalled yesterday when
about 200 former students of the Yves
leyan College gathered in the green
room on the Hotel DUPONT and held
their second annual reunion which last
ed all day.
An informal reception was first held
on the mezzanine floor of the hotel at
which greetings were exchanged and
many who had not seen one another
since the good old days spent al Wes-
leyan, got together and recalled lovingly
the many happy hours spent there and
reviewed briefly the years that had
since elapsed and the many, many
changes that time had wrought.
The business meeting opened with
the singing of AUD Lang Syne" and
tears were soon In the eyes of many
and culver was noticeable in most
of the voices as this old song was
sung.
An attractive luncheon was served
OF small tables in the green room.
which was prettily decorated for the
occasion with the Wesleyan pennants
and yellow chrysanthemums. At
each plate one Of the menu cards,
done in the blue and gold Wesleyan
colors and attractively hand-painted
with golden rod and forget-me-nots,
was placed
A number of tOasts were given ana
responded to, the toast mistress for
the occasion being Mrs Bessie Nc
Carer Dannehower, of Norristown,
Pa.
Those who gave the toasts included:
Mrs. Sarah Powell Crist, A; Mrs.
Elizabeth Cotter McCaulley, IS; Mrs.
Jennie Biddle Fields, 90; Mrs. Alice
Miller Rumford '6S; Mrs. Margaret
Harrigan Kent, rs; Mrs. Mary Dur
ham Phillips, 'S3. and Mrs. Ella Nc
Cullough Byrd, 70.
After the luncheon delightful
musical program was enjoyed, those
taking part including Miss Name
Taylor, rs; Mrs. Bessie McCarter
Dannehower rs, and Miss Madeline.
Davis, daughter of Mrs. Emma Shep-
herd Davis, of the class of 81.
Au revoirs were said about 8
o'clock. when all parted with the
promise Of meeting again this time
next year.
AT the close of the days pleasure
the Misses Mary and Eva Taylor, Of
No. 90S Tatnall street, entertained
the members Of the class of rs at a
small tea at their home, when those
who attended had further opportunity
of recalling the more intimate incl
dents and events that as class
mates they had each participated in.
Among the alumnae and their
daughters or granddaughters who at
tended were:
Philadelphia. Pa.-Mrs. Annie c.
Barratt Mrs. Sarah Crist, Mrs. Sadi,
B. Kahn and daughter. Mrs. NJ. b
Spruance Mrs. Mary X. Mcdose. Miss
Ruth A. Day, Mrs. Carrie Emory, Mrs
L. b. Knowles, Mrs. Annie Scott
Ocheltree.
Germantown. Pa. FL Mrs Ambrose
Shipley, Mrs. C. W. Green. Mrs. Mary
Button King
Baltimore Md.-Mrs. Ella McCul-
Tough Byrd. Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit
France.
North East, Nd - Miss Emily
Thomas.
Middletown-Mr Martin Burris,
Mrs. Lydia Curtis Paxson
Washington, d. C.-Mrs. A. T. Stew
art.
Media, Ps.-Miss sallie R. William
son.
Locust Grove. Md.-Nlrs. Sophie c.
HURT and daughter.
McDaniels Md.-Mrs. Julia Dram
Seth and daughter.
Norristown. Pairs w. F. Dame
hover.
Chester. Pairs Sue schofeld
Berry.
Elkton, Md-NIiss Grace Quigg.
Camden, \. Mrs. r. II. Collins,
Mrs. 7. B. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Mar
tindale Bryan.
New York City-Mrs. Eugene Coch-
ran.
Dover-Mrs. Emma Shepherd Davis,
Miss Madeline Davis.
Summit Bridge-Mrs. H. c. Ellison
and daughter.
Milton-Mrs. Margaret Prettyman
NAPLES, Mrs. Virginia Atkins.
Centreville, Md.-Mrs. Mary c. Bur-
CESS.
'snow Hill, Md-Mrs. Rebecca
Town. Miss Priscie Cottingham.
Crisfield, Md.-Mrs. Annie /. Mile
gan.
Easton, Md-Mrs. ]. Frank Turner,
Miss Lila F. Hopkins, Mrs. ]. R. Oar
rell.
Harrington-Mrs. L. w. Harrington.
Newark ~ Mrs. Isabel Pilling.
Wright
Berlin. Md.-Mrs. Annie Russell
Derrickson.
Hockessin Mrs. Annie Brown,
Kelton.
Frederica-Mrs. Thomas B. Cahall.
Reading, Pa--Mrs. X. B. Deyfogel.
Mt Pleasant-Mrs. p. L. Eliason.
Kernett Square. Pa-Mrs. Mary
Durham Phillips.
Smyrna-Mrs. James p. Hoffecker,
Miss Agnes d. Hough.
Glasgow-Miss Anna NJ Stoopes.
Auburn, Me.-Mrs Margaret Har-
rigan Kent
Ardmore, Pa, Mrs. NJ. M. Burch-
inal.
Betterton, Md.-Mrs Mary c. Price
Newport-Mrs. Rebecca weldin
Valentine.
chesapeake City-Mrs. C. Sidney
Wooley
Millington-Mrs. sallie Warner
Mallalieu.
Wilmington-Miss Ella Riley, Mrs
William f. Field. Miss Mary A. Rice
Mrs. Henry p. Rumford. Miss Flor
ence Hoffecker, Miss Mary Taylor
Miss Eva b. Taylor, Mrs. Joshua Con-
ner. Miss Alice Conner. Mrs Mary f.
Mullin, Mrs. Joseph Tatnall, Miss
Sarah Weldin, Mrs. Jeanette Zebley
Mrs. Smith Cooper, Mrs. William II
Morris, Miss Anna Robinson, Mrs. e