Evening journal., 1920-01-13
PLAN PROGRAM
FOR Penn GRADS
Contlnued from First Page.


liam c. Speakman, Of this city, and
alumnus Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vanla. for his work as an oral surgeon
in France during the early part OF the
war and later when the United states
entered the war
Colonel Mckay said that the reports
and photographs which Or. Speakman
forwarded TO Washington and the re-
markable work Dr.. Speakman did with
the American Ambulance Corps was
the basis for the foundation Of the re-
construction surgery Of the Dental
Corps Of the Medical Department OF the
Army. I'VE had to turn to him for first
advice and direction" said Colonel Nc
Kay.
The business Of the local Penn Alum
nus last night consisted Of subscribing
funds for the entertainment OF the
delegates 10 the convention In Febru-
ary, the appointing Of the various COM
mlttees 10 make the necessary arrange
ments for the conference, and the
working out Of general plan for the
holding Of the various sessions Of The
conference. The following program
was tentatively agreed to:
Tuesday. February i7-Arrivsl OF dele
gates and smoker and reception in the
evening.
Wednesday. February is-Conference.
noon. luncheon; afternoon, conference.
automobile ride. visiting points Of inter
est in Wilmington and vicinity; night,
theatre party.
Thursday. February i9-Conference
noon luncheon; afternoon, finishing OF
AN business; night, banquet.
During The conferences. matters OF
great interest TO every graduate OF the
University WIN be discussed G. Nor
-is Whiteside 2nd, Of the firm Of Brown
and Whlteslde, architects Inc, dupont
building, who is secretary or the As
sociaied Pennsylvania Clubs stated lhis
morning that this city was selected Tor
inc conference. frst. because " The ac-
tive Alumni Society located here; sec
ond because Of the proximity Of vii
mlnglon TO the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. and third because It is time Tor
the conference 90 come east Repre-
scnlatives OF the Rocky Mountain Socr
cty and the societies in southern Cali
fornia. Oregon Chicago, Boston, Pitts
burgh Baltimore and Washington, as
we'll as many other cities will send dele
rales TO the conference. The confer
ence and luncheons will be held in the
Hotel dupont.
The officers Of the Associated Penn
sylvania Clubs are Albert r. Brunker'
OF Chicago. president; James c. Irwin
Boston: e. C. Kindelberger, New York
CITY. Joseph A. Beck, Pittsburgh; Dr.
C.. w. Richardson. washington: Thomas
r Flagler. Atlanta: Dr.. J. Gurney Iay-
lor Milwaukee; Gilbert !. Vincent, Des
Nfoines: DR.. II. G.. Wetherill, Denver
and Frank DeLisle, OF Oakland, Calf
vice-presidents. G.. Morris Whiteside
Wilmington, secretary, and Dr.. ]. H.
Alexander. Of pittsburgh, treasurer.
The local officers elected last night
10 make the Wilmington conference q
success are:
/ Fianclal Committee--Dr. w. C. Speak
man. chairman; Ex-Governor C. r. MIL
Ter. George 6. Capelle, ]. II. Stadleman
II. c. Collins, S II. Thompson, A. FellN
dupont, Leonard A. Nerkes, Charles a
/ Latterson.
Publicity Committee-P. w. Green
chairman; II. c. Collins and Or. Mere
dth l. Samuels.
Reception Committee-Former Gov
ernor C.. r Miller, chairman; Dr.. VIII
. lard Springer. Or. w. E. Harris, Dr. p
/ 4. Traynor, Dr. William r. Speer, Dr.
Meredith /. Samuel.
Entertainment COmmittee-G. Morris
l IWhiteslde. chairman; c. r. Miller, Dr.
] Willard Springer, Or. p. Z. Price, Don
aid :. Ashbrook milford Taylor, Dr.
Nv. G. Speakman, Charles A. Latterson
| DR.. w. o. LaNlOtte.
Decorations - Ellwood Souder, Jrr
chairman; Dr.. ]. A. Cam.
Music-MulfOrd Taylor.
Badges and Prnting-Theodore Ber-
/ rier and C. II. Cadwallader.