Evening journal., 1917-11-17
G9LDEY ALUMNI
At BAEQ]ET AGAIN
1917 Class is Guest of Honor
at Hotel du Pont
Reunion
MANY COLLEGE BOYS
in DEMOCRACY'S ARMY

IN DEMOCRACY'S ARMY
With about 200 guests present. the
twenty-seventh annual reunion banquet
Of the Alumni Association Of Goldey
College was held in the grill ROOM OF
the Hotel dupont last evening. Repre-
sentatipes Of classes as far back as SO
were present. The evening was fea-
tured by the singing of patriotic and
old songs, class yells and an address by
former Congressman L. Irving Handy.
Previous TO the banquet, an informal
reception was held in the lobby Of the
hotel. Following which guests divided
themselN es into class groups and
marched into the grill room where din
ner wos served. During the banquet a
number Of songs including Carry Me
Back to Ole Nirginny," Goldey College
song; America" Goodbye Broadway,
Hello France" "All the World VIII be
Jealous 81 Me" and "Auld Lang Syne"
were sung, under the direction OF Frank
Mitchell, Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
During the evening j. r. Fuller, presi.
dent OF the college. spoke Of the call "a
national service and OF the large num-
Der Of Goldey College graduates and
former students who so splendidly re-
sponded He read the following llsi
Of graduates and former students as
being among those who are now IN
Uncle Sans service:
Adam Case. ~, Camp Meade.
Ira Tatman II. Camp Mcclellan.
Clarence Hopkins. i6.
L. D. Clements, 16, Navy Reserve.
George Mitchell. i6.
Paul Segar. i6.
Ralph sqsar, rs. battalion sergeant
major.
Don A. Cooke, rs.
Leslie Franklin. rs
Hubbard Logan. IA, sergeant, Camp
Dix.
Edwin Main, "a. Somewhere In
IN France with E Co., i4th Engineers.
Joseph Greeley, 10
Arthur Carroll 10.
Kendall Frampton, I3.
Titus Geesey, 49, sergeant
John Hoffecker. ~.
Elisha Hudson. 10
Earl w. Stats. II. Naval Reserves
lYeoman).
William Ruark. 10
Willard Black 10.
Or. Louis Gluckman, 40, nrst lieuten-
ant, Dent. Res. Corps.
DR.. Joseph Barsky, 10. first lleuten-
ant, Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.
Matt Finger, '0l, Camp Dix, Eng.
Corps.
Clarence sharpless. o5.
Robert Kelton. oi, captain. U. S. A,
at Camp Mcclellan.
Samuel L. Hamilton. o3. senior nrsi
lieutenant.
Lynnwood Jacobs. 9s.
Jas. E. Colwell, i3, In France.
Hermsn From. navy.
Former Goldey Students Colone
heed, Lieutenant Bob King. Captail
Berl, at Camp Mcclellan.
Following the reading Of the names o
the boys. the guests arose. and IN com.
pDment TO them sa-g THE star SpanR.
lea Banner 10 was then suggested by
Mr. Fuller that messages Of greeting be
sent TO the boys from the association.
especially to the boys now in France.
who are Edwin Main and James Col
Well Upon his suggestion Clarence I
Darby, PRESIDENT appointed II. p. Gun
by, Miss Rietta Emerson and A. V Gem
mill a committee to look after such. In
speaking Of the Goldey College bows
now In service, Mr.. Fuller called par
ticular attention to Mr.. Main. who. he
said, had been under IRE in France sew
eral times had experienced several air
raids and who had also ridden In one
Of the British tanks.
During the business session the fol-
lowing officers were e,ecfed. Miss
hetsa H. Emerson, president; Miss Ger
trude NJ Bowdle, Washington. . c. DR.
Louis D. Gluckman. Wilmington: Her
man G. Jackson, New Britain, Conn n.
). Nickel New York city: John ]. Wal
lace, Atlantic City, vice-presidents: Misc
Florence Cooper. recording secretary;
Andrew n. Kalmbacher, treasurer 4:
George Snyder trustee or scnolarsnfn
fund for three years.
The following report Of the scholar,
ship fund was given:
Balance IN bank Dec. 4, 1915. as
reported at last reunion. n..-.... 1854 90
INCOME.
from subscriptions ........ 500
from dividend on deposit. 1892
-NNNA esttssss <-lsf ~
-, DISBURSEMENTS
r. rSsns 20 students.........si5i5
O1penses, covering bond
,ns treasurer, postage
1Ao stationery .......... 100
Balance. 40 - - t5s so
~ DanA .s423 80
a. Loans have been made 10 three a.,
n1hes' Two OF whom have ba.- 80
sieo and arrangements have M 49, s.su9- .sal9
sor repayment Of the loans. 'u ina1e
Al the conclusion Of The read,o. =,
tne report pleas for suhscr,ntIonss 1l sl
this fund were mede by Miss 49, ~
Emerson and w. E. Douglas. ''7'''
Mr.. Handy punctuated his addrsss =.
many humorous stories aid iokss =,
gave much excellent advice and rnsn
happy thoughts. He urged each one
Sf7 10 do something which the wo-
needed having done and TO try 70 I
that something better than any OF
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