Evening journal., 1922-06-03
NEWARK seniors
Alumni GUESTS
DR.. R. w. Cooper Makes
Address at Annual
Banquet
GEORGE L. MEDILL
is POSTMASTER
Special to The Evening Journal.

School 10 graduate on June 16 will
be the guests at the annual banquet
OF the Alumni Association OF the
school TO be held IN Old College.
University OF Delaware, at $50
O'Clock this evening. There are
about 20 members OF the class and
most OF them are expected 10 be
present.
State Bank Commissioner George
L. Medill viii be tosstmaster and
the principal address will be made
by DR.. r. W. Cooper. OF the Service
Citizens. The program will include
also several solos by Miss Mary
Houston, a teacher in the high
school who will be accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth McNeaL. Miss NIL
dred Major. a member OF the grad
uating class. will give a reading.
After the banquet, the association
will hold a business session, when
officers viii be elected and this will
be followed by dancing.
The social COMMITTEES that has ar
ranged for the banquet follows: Mrs.
Fred Strickland, chairman; Miss
Agnes L. Medill. Miss Gertrude Hill.
Wallace Cook and Francis Lndell.
A party of girls and boys spent a
pleasant time from TO o'clock
yesterday at the home OF Myrtle
Holton on Depot Road. A group of
the girls got up tho party ana en-
tertained some OF their boy school
friends. The time was spent in plav-
ing games and dancing. Among
those present were Myrtle Holtop.
Alice Williamson, Kathryn Boyce.
Almeda McCully. Elsie Hubert, Mary
Boyle, Dorothy stoll. Elizabeth Eu-
banks, Katheryn Holton, Dorothy
Hayes, Oscar Morris, Paul MacMur-
ray, Loring Cordrey, Amos Davis.
Leonard EubaDks. Harry William
son. Joseph Rupp. Robert Thor
oughgood. Mrs. W. ]. Holton and
Mrs. Boyce. Refreshments were
served.
The Rev. z. O. Truman. pastor OF
Pilgrim Baptist Church, will con-
duct public baptism services at the
Red Bridge on White Clay Creek.
about mile north OF Newark at 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Sew
eral will be baptized in the creek.
Work viii be started early next
week by Contractor J. clifford willis
on the proposed new fire house for
the Aetna Hose. Hook and Ladder
Company to be erected at Delaware
avenue and Academy street.
Former Secretary OF State Everett
c. johnson is spending several days
at Atlantic City.
The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany Il is said Will open a store IN
Newark in a short time.
The B. Y. o. I. Club will give a
dance IN the New Century Club Mon
day night. Music will be by Mad
den's orchestra.
DR.. Edwin f. Sparks, former pres
ident OF Pennsylvania State College
and now Regent General OF the Phi
Kappa Fraternity. spent several
hours at the University OF Delaware
Yesterday. DR.. Sparks as Regent
General IS Just completing a trip
turing which he covered about 1900
miles visiting practically every chap (
.er Of the fraternity in the country. |
Membership in the Phi Kappa Phi /
5 based practically entirely on
scholarship. Ten members ot the 4
senior class OF the university were /
elected to membership some weeks /
,go.
Members OF the Kappa Alpha |
Fraternity Of the University OF Del /
ware were entertained at a banquet /
It the Deer Park Hotel last night by /
2. VI. Davis Of Wilmington. /
An excellent Menu was served and
he boys spent pleasant evening. 1
The guests OF honor we're:
Captain G. T. Mackenzie, military
instructor at the University OF Della
ware; Robert Walker, George n.
iadden and Alfred zap.
Others present were: II. r. Jack
on. William d. Boyce, II. r. Cole.
Arley r. Magee. Albert c. Reed. T.
:. Dantz, T. NJ. Keith. c. S. Nutter.
edwin A. Hoey. Charles woodrow.
'harles w. Howard, william p.
Toward. J. d. Elliott. George b.
fcManus. Frank Mcwhorter, p. ].
fcWhorter. E. d. Barnard, Wilbur
hockley Ezekial Cooper. Herbert
. Lank, John Leach. NJ. F. Hast
ngs, James H. Deputy. Robert Bay
um and Mr.. Davis.
Dean f. Laurence Smith and Pro-
essor George z. Dutton of the uni
ersity have returned from a two
avs trip through Sussex county
1here they interviewed a number
this pears graduates OF high
chools relative to entertaining the
OF Delaware in the fall.
The Athletic Council Of the Uni
erssy will hold a special meeting
ext Thursday night to wind up the
usiness for the university year and
lso to award letters for baseball.
Wallace Cook '23 has been re-
lected captain OF the University
Life team for next year.
The Varsity Club has elected the
blowing officers for next year:
resident. z. P. Pitman; vice-presi-
ent, II. r. Cole and secretary and
c. A. Nutter.
Final arrangements are being ,
iade for the farewell hop to be {
iven in honor OF the graduating f,
lass Of the University OF Delaware (
n June 12. Various committees are
I work perfecting the arrange (
tents. The patronesses will be:
Irs. p. Laurence Smith. Mrs. John
illing, Mrs. f. NJ. X. Foster, Mrs.
rnest Wright, Mrs. Walter Steel.
Irs. George f. Dutton, Miss Park
urst and Miss Wilson.