Evening journal., 1916-06-24
v. h. S. CIVICS Class
IN THIRD Reunion
Will be Held in Hotel du-
Pont Grill Room on
Monday Night
JUDGE PRICKETT
TO BE SPEAKER

The Civics Class. Of the Whining
ton High School, will hold its third
annual dinner in the rose room of the
Hotel dupont. on Monday evening,
when the class Of 1911 will have its
ffth-year reunion and the place of
honor upon the program Of the din
ner. The class will not have a formal
speaker, but on this occasion, quite
different from previous years, will
have a student program exclusively.
Joseph l. Horty will be the histor-
ian of the 1911 class. and Judge VIII
liam S Prickett will speak for his
son, William p, a member Of the
class. who has had some interesting
experiences in Europe during the past
year Miss Elisabeth Carlisle will
preside.
Mr. Horty will also sing Nevin's 20
That We Two Were Maying" George
F. Kelly will be his accompanist. This
part of the program is under the di-
rection of Miss Edna Asher Bur
roughs and Miss Margaret Elinor
Mary Monaghan.
Each succeeding class will be re-
presented upon the program in a diff
'erent manner and much interest has
oeen aroused in what the classes viii
contribute Those who will take part
are. Glass OF 1912. Leighton c. S Dor
sey and Leonard G. Hagner; class oi
1913. Leon NJ. Wickersham. and Miss
NJ. Alice Smith: class Of 1914, Rober
Bayne Wheeler and Frank ]. Horty
class Of 1915. Ralph Leland Minkel
Eor
he Infant" class Of 1916 James R
Morford will speak. while the young
est members of all in the June sec
ton will simply look on and enjoy th'
function until next year gives them
place on the program DR.. Winifre'
J. Robinson, dean of the WOmen1
College Of Delaware, and Hon. Charle
3. Landis will be the other speakers
Il is expected to have the entire pro
gram move with a snap, in anticipa
ton of the dance to follow. Edwar'
L. Harwitz. Joseph Handler, and Har
vey Rettew civic alumni. will be II
charge of the music and they will b
assisted by William Goodman, kirl
c. Lynch and Norman Slansky
The annual business meeting WI
be held in the grill room. Tn
classes of 1916 will elect their vic
presidents. and action will be take
upon the death Of Edgar Mall
Hopes. Sr.. the first honorary mem
Der OF the class.
The list of invited guests include
Governor Charles R. Miller, Mayo
James F. Price. Hon. William +
Heald. Judge william S. Prickett an
Mrs. Prickett. Judge Herbert Leg
Rice and Mrs. Rice. Hon. Charles !
Landis. DR.. Samuel Chiles Mitchell
DR.. Winifred J. Robinson, DR.. Ernei
V. Vaughn. Principal A. H. Berlin an
Mrs Berlin. Frank c. Hughes, WI
liam Paul Hamilton. Miss Mary
T.acklen. Mr.. Clay NJ. Mcclure an
Mrs Mcclure, Harold Langley BlooI
and Mrs. Blood, Of Plainsfeld; Supel
intendent Clifford ]. Scott, Samuel /
Baynard. DR.. Victor d. Washburn, d
Harrison W. Howell, and Mrs. Howell
George Carter. A. o. H. Grier' Mis-
Jones. Joseph H. Martin, Miss Ran'
uitzky and Miss Stuart.
The following hostesses for N
various classes have been selecte
Miss Margaret Monaghan, Miss Mi
dred McIntire, Miss Marguerite Mill
kin. Miss Florence J. Newman, Mi'
Grace T. Lloyd, Miss Mildred
Hopes. Miss Florence B. Melchoi
Miss Margaret C. Mackem, Mss Cat
crime McGraw. Miss Elizabeth A. Ia
lor and Miss May E. Peregoy TT
presidents of the classes will for
he receiving committee.
Much interest attaches to these a
nual reunions from the fact that tn
Is the only organization Of civi
alumni in the country so far as q
Bureau of Education at Washingt'
has record. and it is especially d
sired to keep the civic graduates
this city closely affiliated through Z
medium of the alumni association