Evening journal., 1916-12-06
HAPPY NIGHT FOR
GOLDEY GRADUATES
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sented among this large number Of
graduates"
Judge Conrad praised the memory
of Henry S. Goldey. founder Of the
college The college is under eih-
cient and capable management under
the present officials. and the ideals Of
Mr.. Goldey are being carried out in
the school, he said
In the old Goldey College Build
ing" he said "there IS a motto, "A
mans word Is as good as his bond;
this motto should be taken by all the
graduates Of the college. and rooted
aud grounded In their lives. and there
should be no question OF their sue
cess"
Harry C. spillman Of the Reming-
ton Typewriter Company, gave the adj
dress to the graduates.
NO matter where ! have travelled,
found q diploma OF Goldey College TO
be a passport tc enter business any
where he said. 1T is not what you
know alone that counts. but what you
can do.
"one half OF success depends upon
personality" he asserted let take
hold be your motto.'
Service is p large part Of success"
he stated Music is wonderful and
should require q young man or wo-
mans study; and music IS courtesy
Sunshine IN life Is what Is needed
/ IN a stenOgrapher by his or her en-
! nloyer. never let the stenOgraphers
ray OF sunshine strike but keep the
! Office brightened. And be happy:
that's the stenographer's greatest
asset IL Is not merely his ability to
use a typewriter
! About one-third Of the graduates Of
the institution We're unable to attend
the exercises last night to receive
I their diplomas The diplomas were
given by J. E. Fuller. president Of
the college. preceding this with a few
remarks. wishing the graduates the
best Of success and pleasure.
The Rev. Joseph Addison Jones. D..
/ D.. OF Albany, ~ Y, who was to have
delivered the annual address, was un-
abel to attend In his place. DR..
Charles Seashoies, Of Manayunk.
spoke upon, where Are WEI"
"This is one Of the most important
questions Of the day. DR. Seasholes de-
ciared "The sailor must take sound
ings TO find where he is; so must the
business man take his soundings 10 de-
termine where he is
The speaker dwelt upon the contrast
between the possimist and the optimist
illustrating with amusing Incidents
"The pessim st tells us the world is
getting worse, that everything is going
I 4 he Te
IN the sky, turning his back to the
bright sun
''On the other hand the optimist sees
the bright sun; he sees everything being
impelled forward; he looks into the fus
ture on. a gloomy day; that's the real
sort Of person.
"I take my stand by The side Of the
optimist." Or. Seasholes averred that
this age is one Of optimistic
"The mourners bench in the church
has now been taken by the choir loft.
Every new invention now has n less at
tached 70 ~ The next thing. I suppose,
viii bo a cryless baby he said.
1--WE are now In commercial age
/ The model business man must have Z
cool head, a warm heart and o clean
mouth. He must be on time. must KEEP
tab on his business, must train his eyes
10 see" He went on 10 show that this
IL the era Of women. "Further. this IL
temperance age. and finally this II an
age Of peace Despite the fact that
warfare is raging in Europe, we arc
nearing the march Of hemocraey-the
march 81 outgoing monarchy and incom-
ing democracy
In n'conclusion he said that this i The
hest century, the best year, the best
dav and the hest hour In history, and u
is better farther on.
IN conclusion benediction was said by
tho Rev. R. W Trapnell and march,
Universal Freedom" by Blankenburg.
Since The gaduating exercises OF
1915 the following former graduates
have passed the honor grade exami-
nations. Ellen w. Ashby Is; Virginia
Cohee, Is: Harry o. Mcbride, IS.
The annual banquet and reception
of the College Alumni Association
will be held IN the grill room OF the
Hotel dupont tonight.
Edward James Catteli. OF Philadel-
nhia. will deliver the principal adj
dress OF the evening Mr. Cattell Is
considered one Of the wlttiest and
most entertaining sneakers in the
East Samuel L Hamilton. OF New
YORK CIV former graduate OF
/ Goldey College. will also sneak,
The annual election Of officers VIII