Evening journal., 1916-12-07
GRADUATES D|NED
BY GOLDEY ALUMNI
$50 Attend Banquet at
Hotel DUPONT, Followed
by Dancing
REV. MIR. HAMILTON
ONE OF SPEAKERS

yells and gay with banners and Vaned
colored flowers, the grill room of the
Hotel DUPONT presented an animated
scene last night when members of the
Goldey College Alumni Association held
their annual banquet in honor OF the
graduating class.
The banquet 20 the graduates has
leen an annual feature OF the Alumni
Association of Geldey College for the
past % years, but II was generally con-
ceded by all vino attended hast nights
banquet that II was the most successful
in every way Of any ever given by the
association.
Herman G.. Jackson. president, acted
rs toas;mastcr The speakers were the
Rev. Samuel l.. Hamilton. Of New York
City. d graduate Of Coldey, class of 'O3i
Edward james 'atcll ol philadelphia,
ln. Il. G. spill nau, 90. Now York. and
q F. Fuller president of Coldcy tollcgc.
Guests. who rHnlercd about 800. as
sinbied i fi- oply of ihe hotel about
$50 ocior .aua aitc, being informally
received Pos Be- officers Of the Alumni
As,c rtli lcN proceeded 20 the uili
roon Nier 'lc tJnguot was served.
~to-lsf'. ,1.boetla played "a dchghtfpl
rro.tam larn. hr evening and 1t also
rllved for %, .urUg Of several songs
tlicl featured t. banquet Songs sung
included .'Cu- Delaware "Coldey Col
ieao song. "'mrrico. 7 Love Nou' "N
frNr i of lcrvcr' aud "Auld Lang
evne lmnk Mitchell .of the y ". G.
a. lcd fhe singing
gouopeis Of eirs rsssn;homums carna-
sin and ferns icooiafod flf" tahies. A.
40 .ncalcr. Fable u re -cpted DR.. II. =.
epllaun 'ir. and Mrs j. o.. Fuller Mr..
,nd Mrs. Vs. r. Douglas. E y. Cattelh
Nfr and Mrs. Herman 4. jackson, Mr.
ana Mrs Same' T. Hamilton and Mr.
and Mrs. fraub' Mitchell.
The Rcv I Hamilton made the n-
,ocatiou Representatives Of closses
from $50 go 1910 were present. Glass
wells made ihe evening a lively one.
Greetings were read from Miss
uetta Emerson OF New York. and
Mise Gertrude Bowdie. OF Washing
ron. two graduates OF Goldey who
we're unable 10 be present The re-
port ~ the trustees OF The scholar
shin fund was as follows Total sub
scriptiuns. S63S; subscriptions paid,
seo6. interest on deposit S7.93. Total,
seas 90. Expenses. S79.03: balance in
bank, s55A90; unpaid subscriptions
s12.
The Rev. S. J.. Hamilton was the
nrst sneaker of the evening. He spoke
i'm eulogistic terms Of Goldey College,
and said that during the thirteen
years since his graduation there has
not been a day when he has not found
bie training and knowledge received
of untold value 10 him He stated
thai when his daughter was old
enough 70 attend a business college
that he intended sending her "a
Coldey's "hecause there is no hetter
place IN the United states re
spoke particularly Of the spirit Whicn
prevails AZ Goldey, and added that
the training. education and spirit
which a student received at tnat col
1e~e gives one the true ideal OF work
manship and fellowship, wnicn mean sl
40 much 10 evCry mans success IN
his life's work ,.,
mia was the next speaker. He ex-
nres~ed great pleasure at being pres
ont He said be spoke from the out
aide and as one who looked on Golqey
Coiieee az a great American insttu-
tion." -,
keeplng young in body, mind ano
snirit n one would be successful and
he urged the graduates to continue to
rrow as the business world today re
ouires growth.
..Dont think that the world owes
vou a living. but rather that you owe
the world life.' said Mr.. Catten. II
YOU are to be success you must o'
IN love with your work and also II
love with life. BE cheerful. happy
helm others all you can. There is moth
ior In the world that can hold yo'
bach II YOU feel that you have some
thing 10 give the world and ar
truly in earnest about Il. The door o
opportunity was never so wide opel
as is today The man who is pes
.imist is one with a warped mind
In conclusion he congratulated th'
faculty and students upon having sucl
4 splendid new college build ng
Or. Spillman and J. p. Fuller wer'
.he concluding speakers. They eacl
emphasized earnest cooperation OF
The part Of each one and the develop
ing OF the spirit OF fellowship an
high ideals as po 'nts leading 60 sue
sess.
Following the banquet dancing wa
uioyed IN the rose room OF the hotel
The election Of officers resulted as fo
lowe;
President. Herman G. Jackson, 0s
ice presidents. Clarence A. Darby. o.
Wilmington; Harry ,. Nickel 'O6 an
o7. New York City; Kie,ts NJ Emel
son. 'ol New Work city: John J. Wa
lace. 90. Atlantic City, \. j.; Samuel
Dcnnison II. liockessin. Del. recordn
secretary. Anna i. Elwanger. -; CORE
spending secretary, Helen NJ Smith, 'la
treasurer. Andrew y. kalmbacher, '0e
trustee OF scholarship fund for thrg
wears. Harry 2. Gunby. O5.
The following we're present. the desi'
nations showing whether they wei
rraduatcs ca visitors
C. A. Darby. la02; Mrs. G. A. Darb,
honorary; II G. Spillman. guest; L.
Clfments 1915; Florence l. Coope
1910; William r. Marvel. 1916; Marie
Smith, 1915; Emma b. Kiger. 1911: T.
wood /. Mettisr. 1915; William
Schmale. guest; Alice r. Kern, visito
Vt. p. Gunby, 1905; Clara n. Guub
9O7 Mrs. 4. n. Kalmhacher. honorar,
A. y. Kalmbacher. laOs-l909: George
Wilson, honorary; Mrs. George A. "
son. 1908. ". J. Nickle l0O6-l9O7: W
helmina f. Kolck. 1907; George L. Sn
der. 1899; Anna r Ellwanger. lgi
Agn>r Y. Grant 1914: Virginia {
hee. 1915: Leslie T. Matthews. CUES
MahclIe e. Brown. 1906; Carrie