The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-25
new W. M. C.
To START THIS YEAR BY BUILDING TWO
DORMITOaItS. NEW ATHLETIC FIELD
70 Be STARTED IN THE SPRlRG
COST OF IMPROVEMENTS TOBe OVER
100000.

Plans for group OF buildings TO be
erected I'm the next dozen years at a
cost of $l,000,000 We're approved by
the board OF trustees OF Western
Maryland College, Rev DR.. A. Norman
Ward, president OF the college. told
300 alumni assembled at their fifteenth
annual banquet at the Hotel Emerson,
Baltimore, Friday night. One of two
large dormltories I'm the group will be
started this year.
DIR. Ward also announced changes
in the college curriculum decided up
on by the trustees, Chief among these
Is tho substitution OF a two-foreign.
language requirement for students de-
string to enter the college for the for
mer requirement OF Latin and Greek.
Under the new rule modern languages
may be offered
The board, Dr. Ward announced,
had authorized the construction OF a
new athletic field. work on which will
be started In the spring. The initial
cost VIII beiabout $3j,000.
Besides the dormitories science
hall, assembly hall and gymnasium
will be among the larger buildings OF
the proposed new group. The build
ing committee Is composed Of Daniel
Baker, OF Baltimore, chairman r. T..
Adkins, OF Salisbury, and L. Irving
Pollitt, of Baltimore. Charles VI. An
dersOn. OF this city, is the architect
Charles o. Clemson. president OF the
alumni institution, spoke In glowing
terms of the future OF Western Mary
land and paid tribute to Dr Ward
as its head
District Attorney Robert r. Carman
was toastmaster.
Those who attended the banquet
from the city we're: Mrs. Clara Smith
Biliingsiea, Mrs H. May Nicodemus
Roop, Lynn n Meekins y. a, War
Geld, John II Cunningham, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Koontz. Mrs. Fannie Grove
Slower. Miss NJ Louise Shriyer, Mrs
Grace Herring Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Reifsnlder. MIR. and Mrs. John
a, Eigin, A. norman Ward. Mrs
Blanche Murchison Ward. Miss y. G..
Lease, Mrs Carrie Rinehart Wbntz, J
Pearre Wantz. Arthur Iilq. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Clemson, Doctor and Mrs.
l.. X. Woodward. w. Fyank Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Record, Miss
Record, MIR and Mrgg Frank Mathcr,
Miss Marjorie Lewis. MISS Ethel A.
Parsons. Carl l.. Schaeffer. Mlas Doro-
thy s. Mcdaniel Samuel B. schoheld,
Thomas c. MgHigan, MFR. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Keller. MIA l. n Moore, Miss J a.
Waters, MiB NJ +. johnson, Miss a
NJ. Wheeler. Miss " +. Englar, o. r
L.angrau. P. c. Cissel. A. G. BreadY.
J. NJ. Clayton Jr. T.. " Franklin. w.
l.. Kopp. Miss NJ. Bryan, Miss II. NJ.
Robinson. Everett q. Smith. Miss En-
ily NJ. Richmond. Professor and Mrs
A. NJ. Iganogle Doctor and Mrs. y
1}onnette. A. c. Smoot, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Fowble. Paul Frantz.
Frank Messler. Carlyle MacLea, +. d.
Stone. Jr., Miss Faith II. Haliard. Mr
and Mrs. George w. Babylon, Profess.
or and Mrs. IT, r. Stevens, Doctor and
Mrs. +. II. Van Dyke, +. X, Herr Prof
Morris s. H. unger, Mrs. y. T. Brun-
dlge, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Benson.
Charles p. Hunter, Harvey A. Stone.
Joseph Il. Boyle. H. Peyton Gorsuch,
Doctor and Mrs Luther r Bare, Mrs
o. ID. Hendrickson, William J.. Sea
brook. and Carl G. Twigg. Jo-
brook, Carl G.. Twigg, Joseph
Englar. LInwood Miss Eliza.
beth Trump, Manchester; Miss
Myrtle c. Reck Mt Airy; Miss Doro-
thy Fiscel, Mr. and Mrs Harry Be
ward and Miss Beyard. Sykesyille, aud
Miss Clemson, Union Bridge