Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-10
81 CLASS Of PENN
HAS 3DTH REUNION
Old Grads Of College Depart
ment Gather From All Points
at PhiImont Country Club
MORE EVENTS TOMORROW

"Old boys" Of the Glass of '01, Col
lcge, University Of Pennsylvania. are
holding their thirtieth annual reunion
today and tomorrow in this city.
In spite Of the thirty years that have
elapsed since the class first met to talk
over old times, there is one Of the
largest attendances in the class history.
One man, in fact, came from Porto Rico
for the event, and others came from
the four points Of the compass.
They gathered in the courtroom of
Judge William Gray Knowles, Of the
Municipal Court, at II o'clock this
morning, and at IL 80 the classmates
motored to the Philmont Country Club,
where the day will be spent. There
was luncheon at o'clock. golf at . and
dinner will be served at 6 80.
Following dinner will be an enter
tainment staged by Jules Il. Mastbaum,
president of the Stanley Co. of Amer
lea. a member Of the class.
Tomorrow will be still bigger day.
To begin with the members of the class
will gather at the Phi Kappa Sigma
Fraternity house, $3.50 Locust street
for luncheon at 2:30. Use Of the
house has been rendered the men
throughout the day.
The class will form in the quadrangle
Mt 2 o'clock, led by the Kiltie Band.
The uniform" will be dark coat, white
trousers, straw hat and white shoes.
The parade is scheduled to start at
be taken while the classmen march to
the baseball game between Penn and
Dartmouth. There will be a return
parade to the quadrangle for a per-
formance by undergraduates, followed
by II collation. In the triangle ut 9 30
p. NJ, and at Z 80 O'Clock q perform
ance by the combined musical clubs and
the Mask and Wig Club in the triangle.
Members Of the class present are
Percival r. Bailey, from Washington,
D. O.; James Lord Bernard, chief
engineer Of the American Bridge Co. ;
benjamin Harris Brewster, vice presi-
dent of the Daniel Baugh Co. ; D. b. c.
Catherwood, James NJ. Castle. Monsig-
nor Samuel Il. Colladay, Of Hartford,
Conn; Henry Delaplaine, the Rev.
James NJ. l.. Eckard, of Smyrna, Del. ;
Assistant United States District At
NJ. Feldman. of New York Sparta
Fritz. Edward p. Goodell, John G.
Greer, Lloyd c. Griscom, former Am.
bassador to Italy and Japan; Francis
A. Head, of New York.
DR.. John Hemsath, of Newark, \.
j.. Albert A. Hill, treasurer of the
Atlantic Refining Co. {; DR.. Irving W.
Hollingshead. Philip F.. Howard, ed
itor Of the Sunday School Times, and
7. Wallace Huidekoper, of Wallace,
Mont. Z. II. Hults, Jr., Stacy W.
Kapp. Of New York; Chester II. Kirk,
Of Helena, Mont. Judge William Gray
Knowles. Of the Municipal Court; Bur =
net Landreth, Jr., Frederick I,cnnig,
Frederick Lesser, Of Porto Rico :. DR..
George F. Levan, Alfred !dyeright,
District Attorney of Clearfield County,
Arthur A. Loeb, William Wilson
Long. William McAdoo. Jr.. of New
York David Mandel. Jr., Mr.. Mast
baum, John II. Maurer, Assistant
Frederick X. Mears, Frederick r
Meigs, John c. Ogden. OF Johnstown
Pa; Joseph G. Patterson, Bishor
James De Wolf Perry, of Rhode Island
w. w. Pinkerton, Fl. Z. Plntt. J. b
s. Rex. William B. Rosskam, Prof
+. A. Shumway. of the University ot
Pennsylvania Henry H. Sinnamon.
Major James Starr, George B
Taylor, James H. Terry. Joseph B
Thomas, Louis De Puy Vail; James NJ
West, Prof. Cornelius Weygandt. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania; Francis
Churchill Williams, of the Saturda.
Evening Post; II. G. Wood and J
Charles Zicgler, secretary Of the class