Evening journal., 1920-12-09
BANQUET And
DANCING FOR
GOLDEY GRADS
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green peas. Long Branch potatoes
Neapolitan ice cream. assorted cakes
and coffee.
Mr.. Gunby extended a hearty greet
ing to the members OF the 1920 class
and urged them to affiliate with the I
association. lie pointed out the great !
value Of friendships made by such an |
oreanizaiion. and especially ompha- /
sized that two Of the alumni members /
had Travelled many miles TO paruci- /
pate In this annual event. one came !
from Cape Charles. Va, ana the othel ,
from Connecticut
The principal address was maze Dl /
Professor John ID. MahOney, head OF
the English department Of the West
Philadelphia High school ior boss, /
His topic was. Freedom and Common
Sense Tie proved a highly entertain
INK speaker. injecting much humor
into his address.
Professor Mahoncy congratulated
fhe members of the 1920 class upon
their graduation and told them mey
are living In great time ana great
country for opportunity for success IN
life lie pointed out thai one or lh'
FIRST great requisites for success ls
ability TO think quickly and TO- think
accurately. Men and women VINO can
do that. hc said. are In great demand
In an parts of The world. and tha' DC
mand Is becoming more imperative
daily.
Douglas president OF Goldcy Colleg'
and j. w Miller, an instructor OF ihe
jnstlluiiOn Remarks also were made
hV n W Jackson who was the alum
ms present from Connecticut and
George Carter, an alumnus of the col,
lege who was a member OF inc second
class graduated from that institution.
Tho annual election OF officers re-
suited as follows; President, Harry p.
Gnnhv. %: ice-presidenls Mss Rieiia
NJ Emerson. '9i; ID. o. Bewden %;
Robert p. GOldey. 10. Homer C. Kraft
'o2. Charles w Mowbray. Jr.. '99; re
cording secretary. Miss Sarah H.
TruaN; n corresponding secretary
Miss Madeline Quinn, rs, treasurer,
William n. Marvel. 16 trustee OF the
scholarship fund, p. z. Warning
ton 'O6.
Al he conclusion Of the banquet
dancing was enjoyed Music was fur
nished by Shortors Orchestra.
Much Of the success OF the dinner
and reception was due TO the unirlng
efforts OF the following commitfae:
Mrs Serena NJ Rolph, chairman; (;
Sarah II. Truax. O. b. Custis. H. b.
WARRINGTON, o. r Munda. j w Mil
Ter. Homer Day and G.. n. Harei.
Mcmbcres of Alumni Association.
Among the alumni present We're Miss
H. Frances ArmstronE. Miss Sadie r.
Coursen. Miss Nellie NJ. Mccartney, Miss
Mary A. Purcell. Miss Helen l.. Hover
Miss Della r. McGaueh; Miss Agnes l.
Sllnlman. Miss Marian II. Hohson. Miss
Ruth NJ. Unruh. Miss b. Blanche Tay-
lor. Miss Mary G. Connolly, Miss Anna
& MeoTl1 Mis- da,55 6,5Seesh M,ss TSylor y
Riley. Miss perla NJ. Moore, Miss Hazel
l. Pa ner. Miss Harriet Talley, Miss
burn. en,s Miss f.iiiian NJ Reburn. ''i Miss Mar,
Ellen Mccartney, Miss Florence r.
Smith. Miss Marion G. Smith. Miss Dor
othy. y, Jones, Charles n Bower, r G
s. r. Roiph, Robert J. Donaghy. Cath
erinc r. NcBcc. William III. Marvel
MIS- MIS- s%%S saraS Il a Rss5 Tsss SSss5 Ssorso L sSy
der. H. B. Mcttler Miss Mary Virginia
Cohee. Miss Mabelle Brown, Miss Heller
T. Bilisborough Alex Ahrahams. Mrs
IL p. Guniy. IL p Guniy George Car
ter. w r. Douglas, J. r. Phillips. Rutl
E Philips. Joseph /. Pyle. Miss Berthi
r. Walk, Miss Sophie G. kauss. Mis-.
Mary a. Lynch. Joseph b. kauss. An
drew Y. ponafrio Harry a. Welsh. Mis-
Florence u. Fuller Herbert a. smith
Edward ii Naylor, George S, Long
Marguerite Jones. Irene u. Richards
Lola s. East. NJ Louise Mcguire. Mis-
iard a. Goss. Miss Edith NJ Incababian
miss Dorothy j. Grantland. James III
Conaway. Miss Mildred NJ Liiley, Mis-
ardson Miss Julia p. Almond. Mis-
Helen Louise McNcal Miss Phoebe NJ
sapp, William Sapps Miss Evsly
vi y. Reisinger w. W. Reisnger, Erm,
Waddeu. Miss Katherine Sgaefor ]. I
Lorraine. J; III. Price, A. w. Evans. Ms
Alice NJ. Brooks. Miss Marie Harllgel
Miss Florence Ames, James Kelly, Il. !
Cunningham. Harry p Pierce, James
Brady. N. Mraunstein, John A. 1ra
iowsll Miss Helen Mae Miller Rer
Carballo. Ramon Ventura, +. Sermiel
70. Miss lrma l.. foruOgl J. lclaf
Murphy. clarence HOPKINS. G. ~ Sir
Wheafiey. Miss Katharine pcrnet
Homer Day. Miss Constance y. W
heimlna ~ Koick. J. Homer krntz.
B Curtis tf'sF a. Verona cherrIn, pa
Bryan. A'rs ElFa Freeman Ralph
short Roiie r. haEer ]. p w.rrr
Wzrrhrion. lirr. iL . Wauington.
cterrir. var EsrhIL n q Heaa. 10
J. cutierrax Stanley J. IorklaH ~
The following guests. rlemter1 of
Mr. A. v. Gemmlu Mrs d. g. Ja'
aon France ~ MarIOr. u II. ftOrnN
Mrs O H cuEtIH Miss EiIa , line. p
Albert Koupiln. Hiss Amanda Mnl
Misc Helen GrabkgWlhi Aisa Alldl
s. Jfurfaa. Miss IlIIin liNfUri a.
Harer Miss IL Lillian Miller. Jay
Miller Miss Winifred Jeifc. Eliewo
y Downs. Samuel Gusteck. Miss Or
Jacobson Mrs Alex Abrahams. ~
j. ID Mahoney. Mrs George Carter, N
Edith G. Carter Miss Helen J.. Car
Miss Anna L. Evans Mark T. Steelm
j. willard McMullin. Miss Annie
Murray Mrs. ]. W. Scarboroueh, N
Helen V. LeFevre. Miss Annette q j
Ter. George a. Sachs. Vincent J. Mea
Norman w. Pennington. Mrs. J.
Phillips. Mrs w %. Douglas. N
Elenor IT, Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Fuller. Miss y. Blanche Crawford, n
Mildred s. Mccullough, T. W. N
rooney b. +. Lowell. $. +. Rolph N
EVELYN Fowler. Miss Mae S. BarI
Miss Mndren r. Mayne. Miss Lii l'rA
George T. Cox. r. Keenan,. Mrs. Char
n Bower. Mrs n. q. McMulln, y
s. C. Hni. Mrs. J. W. Whiteneld. y
Martha c. Hul. Calvin T. Hudson, ID
II. Nackin. III. NJ. Eayne, Preston
Trice. H. NJ Nerkes Harry G. Bierm
Henry u. Kelly. George a. Come
Elmer IL. Buechele. Miss Myrtle pa
TRAIN KILLS BRIDGE PAINTE
CHESTER. pa. Dec. O. Elmer Herr
30 years old. OF Bryn MaWr. was
stantly killed on the Wilson ST.