Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10

Nitifh A'hth-h'Nn IL n lftt'lNti iiblil |
the side line"
lie said In the less strenuous paths |
of action the master force In supplied |
not by the crowd hut rather by GER |
tain we'll wishers who stand out quite |
apart from the crowd and fairly push
us in. the direction we have elected 10
go. In the field of sport the dynamic
urge is collective: In the realm Of
ordinary endeavor II liz selective
Friends are not made I'm masse. but
come IN single file and only after they
have been chosen. The biography of
every useful man records the name Of
friend on every milcppst of his
career Our evolution In friendship
is an important part of our education
because we make friends IN the re-
CiproCal act of being friend. for who
ever thinks Of his friend az his bank
IN quite sure to find that the security
is insufficient. our most service able
friends do not lend ua money, and
even where their acts of loving kind
ness are mountain high. these are the
lesser part Of their uplifting. Of far
greater value 10 their enduring nffec.
tion, their confidence their assurance
| that whatever else beside they will
expect 20 see our names written on the
! roster OF success. The chief office of
| our friends Ia 10 prod us along, 20
energize and goad ". To do the things
that would he impossible 10 us In the
| absence Of the afrectionate belief they
exercise In us. One good friend may
modify and sanctify our tendencies all
through life. His admiration for us
and his unconscious supcr-vision over
us In reflected In our energy. our
honesty, our sincerity. our intellec-
tual capacities. too. are extended in
direct ratio to our friendships.
Miss Sarah II. Truax. George Long.
Paul Bryon, !. w. Miller. O. u. Custis.
II. 6. short. William X. Marvel and
John Scarborough composed the ban
quet committee.
For the ensuing year the association
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, q. II. Custls: vice-presidents.
Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson. Charles w.
Mowbray, ID. o. Bowden and J. Homer
kratz; corresponding secretary, Miss
Julia Almond; recording secretary.
Miss Sarah II. Truax: treasurer.
Ralph c. short: trustee of scholar
ship fund. George l.. Snyder.
The large gathering included Mrs. q
Il. Custis. O. Il. Custis, A. Verona. AL
fred II. Regain. Eldora II. Meigs. w
Layton Reed. X. a. Horner. Mrs. X
\. Horner, Mrs. Frank Tlndal. II. T.
Latter, Mrs. II. f.. Latter, Palmer
fa1 ~. a
Jackson. Mrs. \. Raymond jackson
ElsFa u. Pugh. Phebe c. McDonald
Rebecca f. Mcdonald. Nellie II. Mich.
ener. Elwood X. Pusey, Il. Verna Ed.
munds. Edith III. Russell, Myrtle NJ
: Edmunds. NJ. Emma McMullen. Jane,
j. l.ysle, Irene ID. Richards, j. w. Nc,
: Mullen. Helen NJ. How r, Herbert A
Dougherty. A. V. Gemmill, Mrs. A. V
4. Gemmin. +. Il. Warrington. Mrs. f. f
Warrington. II. Il. Warrington, Mrs
II. II. Warrington, Water Blackson. j
p Christy Conner. Mrs. j. Christy Con
ner, Mrs. :. i. Rolph, s. II. Rolph
q William X. Marvel, Mrs. William II
Marvel, Emma Il. kiger. George S
Long. Sarah Truax. Robert J. Lilley
= MIR. and Mrs. @. o. Hastings. Mr.. am
$ Mrs. J.. c. Reed. w. NJ. Moore. G.. w
e. Till. M. and Mrs. w. L. Reinsingel
= Francis. T. Manion, Wilhelmina l.
kolck. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Donohu,
q Howard II. Stevens. Emma WIFI.
Marguerite Richardson, NJ. w. Tuch
n ton, Gertrude Il. Snow, Marian Mill
gan, Enna NJ. Lloyd, Martha Nc
q, keown. Olive E. Ballantine. Margare
. T.. Mckenna, Anna G. Mckenna, W
q II. Sterling. Iea Somers, Miss Grant
= and. Mr.. Wood. Edith ID. Longstaf
: Helen A. Ehart. Edith McDonnl,
= Harold T.. Wivel, Edith Carter, Henr
" Gass. Helen l.. Garter. Millard !
:, Gass. Mildred 5. Mccullough, Elwoo
i l.. Met;ler, Charles A. Harrington
< Wilhelmina KrautteF. Mary V. Cohe
Thomas w. Mdlro9ney, George
n Synder, Louise Seidler, Bertha b. Wi
n Hams. Harry s. Williams.
l. Nellie B. Kennedy, Mae Collins. NJ
% and Mrs. Walter II. Matson. Floren,
l. f.. Warren. Lena II. Frederick, NJ
p and Mrs. Harry NJ. Willis, Margar
d 'redericks. j. Lybran, Pyle, Elva J
4 Chandler. Thomas TatnaIl Jr., MAJ
l. +. Hopes, J. Walker Hopes, ]. !
'e Carmine, W. +. Pettey, Mr.. and Nh
n II. G.. McMullin. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hill. Margar
J. G. Hill, NJ. Braunstein, Mr.. and MI
III II. =. Gunby. Miss Rita Emerson. NJ
s. and Mrs. Robert Goldey, Mr.. and MI
rs George Carter, Harry j. Harkin
oi Harry G. Spillman. Homer Krat
y Walter j. Boyer Mr. and Mrs Bayal
:" Eliason, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Abrahams. Katherine Morrison, NJ
r and Mrs. Guy X. Ford, Helen Bill
III borough, Phyllis Bromley, Edw
ed Lyman, Hazel Schwartz, L. S. Dorse
is f. Stanley Shaub, Jr., Sophie Genge
OF Each Mrs. Billsborough, Howal
Dougherty. Mrs. Howard Doughert
T. ]. J. Atkinson, Thomas Cunningham
Ella Gibbons, Vernie Schueckler. Fl
as ward Richards. Mary Clancy, b.
is Lowell, Eleanor Cooling, Margar
Or Clough. Claude Hopkins, Irma
ne Hopkins, Helena T. X. Buckley. Rul
p. Van Note. Anna Perry, John Gutierre
re Rollie Baker. Curtis f. Vineyard, Ru
e. Phillips, Anita Fuller, Warren SEQ
ne Helen II. Richardson. Virginia
Sc iIurd, Aleeta Colegrove, Margaret
OF Moore. Dorothy Sparklin.
m Louise Hatfield. Irene Friese. Walt
ar Minshall, Robert Yearsley, Aday
r. Bishop, Ernest Lee, George j. Dedma
e. f. Sarmiento. Alyaro Kidd, Harry Jt