Evening journal., 1919-09-15
Will WELCOME Men
WHO SAW SERVICE
Delaware College Faculty
Plans Ovation at First
Assembly
RED MEN HO.. D
ANNUAL HOME COMING
snecIaI % rhe Eyening Journal.

crecidl 10 Inc Evening JVuliid4s
NEWARK, Del. sept. i5.-George L
Brinlon. recently returned from army
service in France. has been appointe,
INSTRUCTOR in modern languages in Del
aware College. He was for two years
IN he Intelligence army OF the Ameri
ran army n France. where DE had prac-
4ic0l training OF tho highest value %
4 teacher 0f French. He also attended
ahe University OF Grenohle during his
STAY in France.
NIr. Brinton rook his bachelors de-
gree al Franklin and Marshall College
IA 1913 and pursued graduate study
ai Columbia University, specializing IN
She French language and Literature. lie
has had experience in teaching mod
ern languages for three years.
This appointment completes the fac
ulty Of Delaware College for the COM
ing season. The ila.t faculty meeting
was held this morning when plans for
reopenng college on Thursday were
completed A record breaking freshman
class as well as total enrolment j. eN-
pe.ied Members of lhe footbsll squad
vii report tomorrow but classes VIII
not start until Thursday
Dean =. Laurence smith ha, a tenia-
five lisl 6f the men who saw service in
France and who VII take up their
Studies IN DelaworF College, Many OF
thcse men left college as soon as war
Was declared IN April. 1917 and shared
the work and sacrifice involved In That
great struggle. The first assembly OF
ihe college will take place In Wolf
Hall at 3 o'clock Thursday morning
wnen faculty and students VIII give a
cordial welcome 20 the soldier students
who have returned from France.
More than one hundred members or
the order OF Improved Red Men and
their families spent saturday afternoon
st The Red Mons Fraternal Home near
Newark The occasion being the annual
home coming for members OF The order
IN The state. The attendance was not
near as Large as usual which was prob
ably due TO The fact thai-the home COM
ing date was postponed several times
and nnally neld much later Than has
been ihefcusl0m. There were visitors
from Practically an the Wilmington
trlhss Newport Union, Seaford and
Nekark.
The small crowd however. did not
deter those who did attend from having
a delightful afternoon Games for both
fhe Young and old wcye played on the
large lawn where a picnic supper was
also served The home was Inspected
by visitors with much interest During
the afternoon there was music by Min
nehaha Tribe Band OF Newark The COM
muiee in charge OF the home coming
consisted OF r. w. Young OF Newport,
Milton Ferguson, Robert Csntler and
Mrs. Semerleen or Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs Charles c. Liggclt were
given farewell reception at thei9
home. Nath College aven9e and Ne ~
street last Friday evening by memb becs
~ The G,'Cnial Club. Nlr. ard Mrs. Liy-
cei6 Who have been ~ Newark FOR
about yeas. v,'ll move 60 harrisburg.
p1. this ronta Mr. an' Mrs Liggslt
nAte iyp sons Nallgse and Wa3er
who. WIFI large nuutcr OF otter
y0uns men OF the town organized the
Colonial Club and Mr. and Mrs. Lig-
ef.t save 'hem The use OF a room 3t
aer home as a club room. The young
men gave lhe reception Friday evening
show their appreciation Of The kind
moss shown them by Alg and Mrs. Llg-
SIT.
Mr. and Mrs pusey Morrison gave a
slower party Saturday evening for Mr..
and Mrs Merritt Ne3rsley OF Delaware
Ciiy Who were recently married. Mrs.
Ncarsey, who was formerly Miss Nir-
ei Slant OF Townsend Is we'll known
hcrc. She having attended several ses-
Sions of iie summer school. There was
a large number OF friends OF The couple
ai the parly saturday evening. and MIR
1nd Mr., Nearscy received many hand
some presents. including china and glass
ware Everyone spent delightful
@enng either at cards or dancing
Amons those present We're:
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Nearsley. Mr..
and Mrs. pusey Morrison. Mr. and Mrs.
William Morrison, Mr. aud Mrs Wal
ter Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mas
colic, MIR ana Mrs. Herbert Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs Ralst0n steele. Mrs. Elmer
GresVell OF Newark, Nlns William Bald
win 0f Wilmington, Misses Elizabeth
Robinson. Emma Willis. lone Smith.
Mary Clancy. Ethel Robinson, Anna
Nasrotte Elma Robinson. Lucy Cres-
vcli. Pauline Robinson. an OF Newark;
Miss Esther Gemmlll OF Harrisburg. Pa:
lugene Silllz. Merrill Robinson Ralph
Robinson, Howard Robinson. Earl Rob
inron.
There is a city on the coast Of south