Evening journal., 1921-01-13
Business Men and Wives
Are Dinner Guests in
Newark
A. G. WILKINSON
RECEIVES VISITORS
Special to The Evening Journal.


istrator OF the college and member OF
the club.
Speakers Of the evening were Dr..
Walter Hullihen, president OF Della
ware College, Mayor William G. Tay-
lor Of Wilmington, William C. Corey,
president Of the Kiwanis Club, and
Mr.. Wilkinson. The visitors arrived
in two special railway coaches and
marched i'm a body TO the hall, at the
entrance TO which had been placed
large electrically lighted letter *"
This letter was a most effective fea-
ture, and could be seen for more than
a mile.
Within the hall the guests were
greeted by Mr.. Wilkinson and mem
bers OF the entertainment committee,
which included II. l.. BOnham, w e.
Hoton, George l.. Townsend, Jr.,
Louis Klee and ]. Writ Willis. Music
was provided by the student orches-
ira
Mr.. Wilkinson presented DR.. Hulli-
hen, who made the address Of well
come, on behalf OF Newark Delaware
College, and members OF faculty. He
expressed the hope that the Kiwan-
ians visit would become an annual
custom. The keynote OF the work Of
the Kiwanis Club. he said. is the very
best Of American business, and their
spirit OF fellowship and brOthership is
worthy OF the greatest praise. 1T is
the most hopeful the one hopeful
sign" he asserted, that has come
out OF the chaos Of the great world
war"
DR.. Hunihen agreed with Mr.. wllk-
inson that Delaware College needed
all the help the Kiwanians could give,
and asked their sympathetic interest
and aid. In the past three years, he
asserted. the students have literally
been pouring into the college in num-
bers far in excess Of all previous rec
Ords. Many must be turned away,
due to the limited facilities, and for
this reason Delaware College must de-
many heavier appropriations for its
upkeep. Therefore" he declared.
''NNe need help. actual assistance and
aid from the Kiwanis Club and every
other like organization"
President Corey, of the Kiwanis
Club. said the organization greatly ap-
preciated the honor bestowed upon
them for the first time by Newark
and expressed hope the people OF
the two communities would get Ia
, hhhN fNNli uAuNl DtlltIs
Following President COrey's re-
spOnse. Guy r. Ford led in com
munty singing Several solos were
sung by Mrs John Pearce Cam. after
which the student orchestra played
several selections.
Mayor Taylor, OF Wilmington, said
il Was about time WilningiOnian.
learned there was more TO the state
OF Delaware than one city. "Our
friendship should be extended
throughout the state" he said. "and
the people in the fartherest part OF
Delaware should be brought closer
, TO us"
He advanced the opinion that the
next two years vii be the greatest
in the history Of Delaware. we are
on the eve OF prosperity he said
land Wilmington harbor is one OF
our greatest assets"
lie closed his speech by urging
everyone 10 help make Delaware Col
lege one OF the greatest institutions
Of learning in the country.
More community singing. a delight
ful solo by Miss Graybill. and a clever
skit by three students. Watson, Har-
mer and Lilly followed the mayors
remarks A quartet by Professors
Hancock, Kirkbride, Harris and Var
Keuren. OF the Delaware College fac
ulty, closed the evening.
Check prizes were won by Mrs
William +. HOlton, Miss Elsie Wright
and Mrs. Miller.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Splegelhalter, DR.. and Mrs
Walter Hullihen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casper
o.. - A.
thur c. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Al
4. B. Bertram. +. r. Higgins, +. r
Melia. Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Mask
Jr., +. Mortimer Mr.. and Mrs. Sher.
mer II. Strsdley, Leroy Cochran, Mrs
| Leonard X. Ierger. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam f. Taylor, Mayor William G.
Taylor and son Roger, Mr.. and Mrs
William Noegelin, Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
liam j. Mullen, II. X. Miller. NJ. H.
Iettman, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Achille Richard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar C. Draper. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Nesbit Mr.. and Mrs Harold
nean. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson
Dr.. and Mrs. +. w. Ryon, Mr.. anc
Mrs. + B. Griffenberg, Ebert d. Grif.
fenberg, William f. Holland. Miss
Margaret Tadman, Mr.. and Mrs. f
w. Lintner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
LOTUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Tadman. Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Herr, Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Schoell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ChristS
Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Black
I well, William A. Heindle, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Walter Keen, Nir and Mrs
George Denney, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dick
/ insOn, Mr. and Mrs. james n. Ginns
/ EllwOOd SOuder. Miss Lille NJ
/ Souder, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Beacon
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. Clarence j. Pyle, Mr. and Mrs
/ Nathan Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franz
/ Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Marstoa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, Mr.. ane
/ Mrs. George F. Cornell, Nlr. and Mrs
| Ralph Ewart, Sen. and Mrs. James W
| Robertson, Dr. and Mrs W. o. La
m0tle Mr.. and Mrs. William Bran
/ bile, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norris White
! Mr.. and Mrs George Kleitz, Mr.. anl
I Mrs. Samuel NJ Dillon, J. C. Lawson
Miss Dorothy Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs
] james r.. Stem, Miss Graybiil Pro
fess0r Hancock. George H. Madden
/ A. Gutcwitz, IOw.-d Crawford. pro
fessor kirkbride, Joseph Smith. p
/ Newman Rose, T. Pyle. II. L. Cochran
J. Wise G., Lind. Professor Harris. g
/ Woodrow. Joseph Wood, J. shapiro
I A. Ayerst. Lester owens. Prof ,ssol
Nan Koureh. A. Grier, A. Carr Pau
steele. II. l.. Bonham, W. r. numl
Mr. and Mrs. George L. TOWassn.l
D II ot,f- E1an ,uT Ne and A-. d