Evening journal., 1915-11-18

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borrowed TO assist them through their
course.
The idea of the scholarship fund for
Goldcy was originated by Miss Rietta
I Emerson, NOW of New York city. but a
I former graduate of Goldey College The
matter was approved by H. s. Goldey,
/ Founder Of the school The student will
borrow the money on regular business
basis either by giving security on by
note. All transactions with scholarship
students will be strictly confidential. It
/ Is planned TO add on to the scholarship
] fund each year.
The fund will be IN the hands of
a trustee committee OF five members.
Mr.. Gunby stated that the members
OF the 1915 graduating class will not
be asked to contribute now as the
trustees felt that the older graduates
viii be better able TO appreciate just
what the fund means II was also
explained the Goldey College board
had nothing TO do with the fund, as
IL was being conducted entirely by the
Alumni Association.
At the conclusion of Mr. Gunby's
address, W. E. Douglas. president of
the college, made a few remarks,
paying a high tribute to II. J. Nickeli
the absent president Of the assocl-
alton. He stated that this was the
\ eighteenth reunion he had attended.
and that he found them more enjoy
able every year
A. V. Gemmill. class OF 'O2, was the
last speaker OF the evening. He pre-
faced his remarks by saying that this
was his thirteenth annual banquet
and reunion OF the association. He
said that everyone was striving for
success. and then pointed out several
requisites TO gain that desire. Cheer
fulness, confidence in ones self. abil-
ity to do, the giving of honest SER
vice, and the holding of high ideals
were some OF the requisites of sue
cess. said Mr.. Gemmill.
Don't get discouraged" said Mr..
Gemmill. Have high ideals and live
up 10 them the best you know how
Concerning your employer, / would
like to say. think well OF him, speak
well Of him. then II YOU find that you
can't get along with him and you are
sure II is not your fault. make
change. However, I am an advocate
Of sticking and no change should
be made until the matter had been
carefully thought over. Give honest
service and you need have no fears OF
not being rewarded"
Following the banquet the members
repaired TO the rose room. where
dancing was enjoyed Martins or
chestra furnished music for the even
ing. De-
Those present ana their classes fol-
low;
Mary Love Jones. Samuel p. Rolph,
Mrs. Samuel p. Rolph '02 Robert ].
! Lilley, 0S; Sarah II. Truax, III; w.
In. Drenneu, OF; Oscar +. Mundo, Jr.
l'O7'0S; Mae r. Toner. IA; Harry ID.
Cripps. II; Bessie l.. Mcknight, 13;
Beulah l.. Grifiths. '09; Helen NJ.
/ Tucker 'l5; Maricp Smith. Is; Frank
70. Diffendall, Edna Fenton, l3; j.
i, IL. Vinyard. 'i3; Marguerite Began
10; June Seimes (guesD; Ernest vii
i son. 90; John Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs
= George Stiegler, Austin Brooks, 'l3;
A. V. D'OnOfriO, HIP; NJ. J. Hol
! land. '13: Thomas r. Holland, rs; IL
'lC. Miller, OF; Evelyn r. Kimble. 10;
Z NJ Braunstein, 'O9; Mrs Harry G.
Miller honorary; Reba Zebley.
/ (guest); Lewis N. Scott (guest); Mr..
and Mrs w. b. Mahaffey. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Il. Metzger. ]. +. Phillips, '01: Mrs.
J. f. Phillips. A. " Gemmill, '02 AL
bert l.. Noise. II. G. Jackson. 'O6:
Mrs II. c. Jackson honorary; j.
Il. Fuller honorary; Mrs. J. y. Full
Ter honorary; Maynard l.. Moore,
10; w. 10. Douglas. '9S; Mrs. w. e.
Douglas honorary.
Emile l.. Brown, 10: Frances r..
Sterling, IS; Richard c. McMullen.
SO: Mrs. Richard McMullen, S. c.
Hill. '91; Mrs. s. c. Hill, honorary;
Frances G. Bakey. Edith B. Bakey.
Edna l.. Smith, J. Christy Conner,
honorary; Elsie A. Smith. '0S; c. A..
Darby, f. Taylor. William b. Eastman.
10; Anna G. Smith, 90; Oscar w.
l Stiegler. 'l3; NJ. r. Lyman IA; Earle
Smyth, '09 John j. Wallace. '01; Flor
ence y. Warren. '06; J. Homer Day.
4 10; Constance e. Wynands. '03 NJ.
Evelyn Dill 10; Mary T. McEntee.
1 'OS; Terrence T. Riley. 13; Alice e..
. Riley, II; James w. Cam. 'i3: Lena
>, II. Frederick, 10; Mary S. Ryan, '05:
b George l.. Snyder, SO: Anna Il. Ell.
wanger. ~; Agnes V. Grant. IA:
,. Helen NJ. Spath, 'l3; Miss Marion Nc.
p Even. guest, Edith Z. Griffith 15:
$ Myrtle d. Castelow. 10; Virginia Co.
Il hee, rs; Mabelle c. Brown, 06: Jean
Is Watson, honorary; Carrie II. Dunbar
Al Ralph saltzman. 10: RAYMOND
he Sutton. 'l5; Florence r. Walther. '15,
es Anna c. MOnigle. l5: Eta Fisher
,r IA; Sarah Handelman. '15; Edwar,
lrl 5. Mclean. guest; Edith Nj. Wharrv
80 Rl4; Louis Millman. IA; Emily An
re- derson, 'l3; Charles c. Watson. IA
,v Hon. J. L. Franklin. '15; Harry Ii
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