Newark post., 1915-02-24
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
DELAWARE ALUMNI
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were:
! Glass
1S61-John s. Grohe.
1875-Thomas Davis, George Nor
gan and Walter G. Curtis.
1S77-Chancellor Charles M. Cur
tbs.
1880-Dr. Joseph P. Pyle.
18S2-Dr. L. Heisler Ball.
1SS3-Hon. w. H. Head.
1SS+Louis L. Curtis.
1851. Harvey Whiteman, Fed
eral Judge Victor B. Evans.
1SS6-Charles B. Evans and Har-
Ian G. Scott.
1S87-Harlow H. Curtis.
1SS-Judge Heisel.
1SS9-Frank Collins.
1S91-E. R. Martin, j. P. Arm
strong, J. H. Hossinger.
1S92-James w. Lattohus.
1S93-Brooks L. Ross and Joseph
B. Handy.
1S94-George L. Townsend, Jr.,
DR.. Walter P. Conway and DR..
Emery Marvel.
1S95-Horace G. Eastburn, Ed
ward F. Mullin, Carl Harrington
w. U. Reybold, Edward w.
Cooch, W. w. Harrington, and
DR.. Walter Steel.
1S96-George McIntire, Professor
E. Laurence Smith, Professor
Clarence A. Short, DR.. w.
Owen Sypherd, and Robert B.
Wolf.
1S9S-Dr. Henry Marvel, P. A.
Marvel, Hugh M. Morris, E. P.
Hellings, Lewis R. Springer, and
John T. Mullin.
1s99-Louis duHadway, Everett
G. johnson, George l.. Medill.
19O0-H. Rodney Sharp, Andrew
Marvel.
19O1-L. B. Cheney, H. R. Tunnel.
1902-W. F. Harrington, Cum
mings Speakman.
19O3-Leroy Hickman, G. |. Lock
wood, Charles W. Bush, and Pro
fessor George E. Dutton.
1904. S. Frazer, Joseph B.
Truxton, Bassett Ferguson.
19O5-H. L. Maier, Richard S. Rod
ney, Hayes Wilson.
1906-A. F. Fader, w. J. Taggart,
A. c. Ward, Arthur Hauber.
1907-lThomas B. Smith, William
M. Francis, G. A. Wyatt, W. T.
Homewood, Joseph H. Perkins,
Julian G. Smith, Lester Voss, W.
A. Singles, Frederick S. Price,
Paul RosselL G. P. Messick.
l9O8-Ayres j. Stockley, E. M.
Armstrong, G. G. Killen.
1000. e. Watts, Isaac Gibbs, Jr.
Henry V. Stewart, Victor H.
Jones.
l91O-Hollis j. Lowe, Norris N.
Wright, w. R. Edgar, w. j.
Bratton, Egmont Horn, Oliver G.
Hudson, II. F.. Watts.
[911-Robert H. Morrow, Ralph G.
Davis, j. Rankin Davis, DR.. John
Lee Fisher, Payton B. Patterson,
Dudley Frazer, R. W. Tayorl, w.
J. Leonard A. R. Eastman, Davis
H. Bell, Hart Scott, G. j.
Schaefer, C. R. Lnid.
-912-Otto E. Thomas, Richard r.
Whittingham, Robert B. Harvey,
J. G. Lewis, Joseph P. McCaffer-
ty, J. G. Attix, Frederick L.
Maier, Howard T. Ennis, David
H. Sloan.
Obj. E. Gonce, Jr., Arthur S.
Houchin, Jr., w. M. Schlittler,
Ralph Wilson, Ramona Foster
914-Edward Watts, G. H. Brown
A. G. Connelee, E. E. Shallcross,
Norman A. Groves, Frederick A.
Townsend. I
DR.. Mitchell said in part:
1t was Viscount Bryce who de-
Jared the finest product Of Amer
can democracy to be the State I'M
versity. | had the other day a
triking proof Of the strength Of the
dea Of the State College, at an ed
cational meeting in Boston, where
n account was given of the public
earring before the Legislature on
he bill to establish State Univer-
ity in Massachusetts,. Think of
uch a great movement in that
tate, thronged with endowed col
eges, such as Harvard, Williams,
amherst, Tufts, and the rest. Yet
popular sentiment that has been !
altering volume in recent decades
emands a State University. A )
reat number of organizations pre-
ented the bill to the Legislature,
nd | believe not a single voice op- {
osed it. This is the significance {
f the service which the people ex- I
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