Evening journal., 1917-11-01
WESLEYAN ALUMNAE
IN annual REUNION
continued from FIrst PAGE.

GCnJllUeQ from fiiot Ed6Os
Mary Corson Finn. OF this city; Miss
Nelia o. Lazenby. Of Washington; Mrs.
.. @. Ownlngs Walker. Of Goldheld,
Nevada; Mrs. Mary f. Paynter Nc
Clune, Of PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Anna
walter w. speaksmn. OF Pasadena,
Cal; Miss Frances X. Walter, Of Pssa-
dena, CAL; Miss Rebecca Dsmpman, OF
New York: Mrs. Mary Ella Chapman
Scott, Of Newark. n. j.; Mrs. Martha
shenk Herr, OF Evanston. H.; Miss
Annabelle Newln, Of Marshallton; Mrs.
Mary L. Hull, Of Albany; Mrs. Mary
Williams Ferguson, Of Washington; ana
I, Mrs. w. II. Walsh. Of Long Branch
Y. J.
Following the reading Of the letters
the song Alma Mater" which rs sung
10 the tune OF Maryland, My Mary
land.r and which has been written Dy
Mrs. william NJ. Field and Mrs. William
H. Morris, was sung, as was also the
"star Spangled Banner"
A feature Of the day was the reading
~ A reminiscent paper by Mrs. Ida M.
Cozens. of Haddonneld. OF the class OF
III The history Of the old college,
which was founded in 1887, and many
anecdotes and incidents with It's stu
dent life. were recalled. Miss Eliza
Reagan showed copy Of one OF the
old commencement programs, which
bore the date June II, 1919.
ofnoers were elected as follows Pres
ident Or. Martha S. Everett OF Phlia-
2 delnhia. first vlce-presldent, Mrs. hlla
{ N sBvrd. OF Baltimore; second vice.
nresldent. Mrs. Jeannie r. Field, OF
&VjImington: third vice-president, Mrs.
Katherlne Hastings, OF Wilmington
recording secretary, Mrs Mary Hough
Hofecker. Of Smyrna; corresponding
secretary. Miss Martha Y. Johnson, OF
this city; treasurer, Mrs. Sailie Dunn
Eilason, Of this city
THE assoclaaiin decided 10 invest
$500 In Liberty Bonds, to be held un-
til necessary 10 apply II to the ives
leyan memorial tablet, to be erected ln
the Historical Society or some o'nei
building. s..,o
$50 to the Red Cross Society
The treasurer reported si06 balance.
Mrs. Sarah Crlst, o. Phlla, the Old
esf living Wesleyan student, could not
he present because OF Illness.
Three pictures were presented TO the
association by Dr.. Josephine NJ h
White De Lacour. The pictures were
Of Miss Margaret Layton and her me-
moriai tomb. Miss Layton was ior-
mer teacher at Wesleyan College VINO
died of cholera on the streets or Cal
cutta. where she was missionary.
Guests at the luncheon were: MIS-
Clara Bewley Wilds, Of Smyrna; MIS-
Mary Dunham Phillips, OF Wayne, Pa
M Margaret Whitaker, Of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Addie Norcross, OF Boston; Mrs.
Matte Shapley, OF Germantown; Mrs.
q. u. Burgess, Of Centreville, Md; Mrs.
Annie Scott Ocheltree, Of Philadelphia
Mrs Mary Irons Armstrong; Of Mar
shallton Mrs. Ella Mccullough Byrd
Of baltimore; Miss Sarah Florence
Hoffecker, of Marshallton; Mrs. Anne
barrett. OF Philadelphia; Or. Marth'
everett. OF Cynwyd, Pa; Mrs. Mar
caret Todd. OF Ocean Grove, N. j.; Mis-
sadie v. Kahn, OF Philadelphia; Mrs
= Anna Brown Kolton, of Hockessin
Mrs. Mary Baker Price, OF Bettorton
Mrs Kate Wilson Roberts, Of Smyrnt
Miss Emily C. Thomas, OF North Eas
Md; Mrs. Julia Orem Setn ana Mis-
Seth, Of Mcdaniel, Md; Miss Anna
Hough and Mrs. Mary 5. Honecker
Smyrna; Miss Myrtle Houston,
Mlddletown; Mrs. Katie C. Brooks, Q
Newark N. j.; Mrs. NJ. E. Cavende
voshen, OF Smyrna; Mrs. Ida B. Fitz
gerald, Of Camden, N, j., and Miss Eliz
Reagan, Mrs. Nettle r. Zebley, Mrs
Ella Coombs Southland, Mrs .Salli'
Warner Mallalleu, Mrs. George c. Hall
Mrs. Charles e. White, Mrs. George
w. Burke, Mrs. Mary Burke Green
Mrs. ]. M. Winner, Mrs. Mary Reynolds
Manning, Mrs Laura Postles Cooper
Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Eva Taylor
Miss Ella Riley, Miss Anna Lawson
Mllllgan. Mrs. Emma Lyman, Miss
Sarah Weldin, Mrs. nebecca Dever
Mrs. Albert c. Grlggs, Miss Elizabeth
Reynolds, Mrs. Alice Rumford, Mrs
william H. Morris, Miss Martha Y
johnson, Mrs. William NJ. Field anc
Mrs. Charles Edwards, all Of this city