Evening journal., 1916-05-27
SIGMA PHI FRATS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Newark High Graduates
Must Read Theses Before
Committee
ARTS AND SCIENCE
CLUB ORGANIZED
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.


Main street. last nightIFhore was dane
ing and card playing during the evening
after which refreshments were served.
The patronesses were; Mrs. J. II. Hos /
singer. Mrs. W. f. Wingett, Mrs. Ray
mond C. Reed, Mrs Charles /. Penny, ,
Mrs John Pilling and Mrs. Harold f.
Tiffany. Those present included
Miss Edwina Long, Miss Dorothy
Springs, Miss Helen McMullin' Miss
Edith Spencer, Miss Marion Campbell,
Miss CorneIia Pilling, Miss Olive Heiser,
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Dora Law,
Miss Ruth Clark. Miss Marion Neiser,
Miss Pauliua smith, Miss Kathryn Me
craw. Miss Katharine Bowen, Miss Mil
dred Carter, of Wilmington; Miss Alice
1efferies Miss NJ. y. Armstrong and
Miss Helen Stewart, DIR. W. owen Sy-
pherd. Professor Frank B. Hills, George
q. smith, George Wilson, Howard Bran
hall Ravard Carter, of Wilmingtoni H.
NcCardle J. Challenger, Charles Cleaver,
Frank Buck, Walter l.. Haley, d.. u.
Nlulholland. James +. Brashaw, Frazier
Croft. E. w Martin. 5. r. NJ. Thompson,
H Nj Veasev. d. r. Swing w. B. Hoey,
RI n Wheeler J.. b. Stayton, G. X.
smith e. NJ. Marks, II. p Cleaver, ~
n Ro,yen. II. +. Weldin, r. G. Proctor,
Morris Pierson. Stewart Hamilton, w.
stewart. j r. Truss. j. Robinson, H. d.
Barclay and IL. W. Humphrey
AT a meeting in Purnell Hall
Thursday night an Arts and Sciences
cluh was organized among the stu
dents taking the arts and science
course at Delaware College. Ihe pur-
nose OF the club is not only to give
effect TO the interests which the arts
and science students have in common
but TO promote a more liberal cul-
fure These officers were elected 70.
M Martin president; John w. Jones'
vice-nresident. Harold H. Horsey, sec
retarv and treasurer, and Howard
pramhall. critic After the election
Nero were several subjects presented
IN students. as follows: Income
Tax" by John w. Jones; Gilbert
chesterton and Robert Louis Steven
SON " hv James h. Brayshaw; 'tal-
staff" by Howard Bramhall and
ncrcek Art" by r. w Martin. Dean
Is Iaurance smith the faculty mem
ber. was elected TO the advisory COM
mittee.
Tho members OF the club are as
follows. II. w. Bramhall, j. E
Brashaw J. w. Jones. o. w. Martin
n nj Cameron j c. Hastings, II. w
Horsev. n. r Wilson, Jr., G. b. Brown
Gum. ID. =. Horsy. p. ID. Lovett
G. r. Moyrs. Irving Reynolds, L. b.
Stayton and c. l.. Weigle.
Prospective graduates OF the New
ark High School will be required TO
recite their theses before a special
committee of three judges on Mon
dav afternoon to choose the ones 10
sneak at the commencement exercises
ON June Q. 1t has already been de-
cided that Eugene Kennedy, of the
academic course. will he the valedic-
torian and Ella Saunders, OF the com
mercial course. the salutatorian. The
list Of prospective graduates and title
of their theses follows:
Academic Emily Carpenter
"Elizabeth Barret Browning; Alice
Hoffecker. "The Town Beautiful; Eu
gene Kennedy. How the World 4
Fed; Francis Lindell, THE Develop
ment of Pan-Americanism" Helei
O'Rourke. Some Elements OF Sue
cess: Sarah Potts, "Is Agriculture
Training Important TO the Child
Education; Walter Ritz. The War
Lesson for Us; Merrill Robinson
Henry Ford; Anna Sanbori
"Shakespeare and the Sea-"
Commercial course -Ellwood {
Grove. American Commerce Afte
the War" Irma Cornog. "The r,
ward OF Labor; Pierce Cromptol
"America the Land for Tourists;
Wilkens Davis. THE Submarine
Recent Warfare: Pearl Gregg. "E
fciency"; Louis Pilnick. The Powe
OF Self-Denial"; Irene Richards. III
dustry is Essential TO Success; Allie
Singles. Industrial Progress: MAJ
tina Short. "The Significance of Pre-
paredness'; Ella Saunders, "A ca
reer That Requires Courage"
At meeting of the "Town Bea
tiiul Committee" on last Thursda
evening reports of the various cor
mittees showed that much Is bein
accomplished towards improving th
general appearance of the tow
streets yards, lots. sidewalks. etc.
Dr. Benjamin Koff. S NJ. Ranki
II. o. Scudder and Clarence Jarkli
an OF New York on their way TO
point below Washington where the
viii camp for ten DAYS. stoned at N
Washington House. Newark for a Tin
yesterday Afternoon.
After a three day session the Del
ware Baptist Association conclud
its annual meeting in Welch IRA
Baptist Church yesterday afternor
The auxiliary of the Baraca cla
Of the Presbyterian Sunday scho
gave a fest.gal at the church /,
night.
Charles A. Dougherty. employed
the local station of the p. B. &
railroad. who had both legs broken
getting of a train several DAYS a
is improving at the Elkton Hospi
He did not suffer internal injuries
was at first thought
The freshman class of the Wome
College will entertain the sophom
class in the grove at the Red Me
Home opposite the college from 3 I
o'clock this afternoon. This promi
&c be a delightful affair and tn
have been a number of guests
yltcd
MR.. kIMBLE A GRADUATE.
Howard W. Kimble was gradua
In mechanical engineering a;
navel Institute rhiladolnhia