Evening journal., 1922-05-13
YOUNG EDITORS
HOLD BANQUET
F. w. Vile Tells How News
Is Gathered in Wash
ington
COLLEGE WRITERS
MEET AT NEWARK
Special to The Evening Journal.


NEWARK May 13.-How news
gathered for the daily newspapers Fl
Washington by. the more than so
} correspondents located there repre-
senting papers from all sections o
the country was told in an interest
ing way by Frederick William VILE
at the banquet OF the seventh semi
annual conference Of the Inter-Col
legiate Newspaper Association helt
at the University of Delaware las
night. Mr.. Vile spent some years
in Germany as correspondent for the
London Daily Mail and Is now head
of the Public Ledger Bureau al
Washington.
The business meeting of the con-
ference which is made up OF editors
and other representatives OF student
publications from 20 universities and
, colleges OF the Middle Atlantic
States was held this morning at
Kells, and this afternoon the visitors
will be guests at the May Day exer-
cises at the Women's College and the
Delaware Harvard baseball game.
The banquet last night was one OF
the most interesting affairs OF the
kind ever held at the university. It
was served in the west wing OF Old
College and there were plates for
about so which included in addition
to the delegates to the conference a
number of guests. Among the dele
gates were also a number OF girl stu
dents from various colleges who are
on the staffs OF the student publica-
tions OF those colleges. The young
men and women who have been do
ing newspaper work for their college
papers were keenly interested in the
talk by DR.. VILE.
Walter Dent Smith, the retiring
editor OF the University OF Delaware
Review, was toastmaster. Seated
with him at the speakers table were
Mr. VILE, President and Mrs. Walter
Hullihen. w. f, p. Jacobs, Jr., the
retiring business man of the Review.
Charles Norman Wade and Willard
d. Boyce, recently elected editor and
business manager. respectively of
the Review; Richard w. Slocum. OF
Swarthmore College. president OF
the conference, and Drew Pierson.
now in newspaper work in Phlladel-
phia, who while at Swarthmore sew
eral years ago was Instrumental in
organizing tn e Inter-Collegiate
Newspaper Association.
Mr.. Smith after n few Introductory
remarks introduced DR.. Hunlhen.
president OF the university. Dr.
Hullihen extended a hearty welcome
TO the visitors.
Following this talk there was a
comic sketch by Givan and Christ
field, university students Drew
Pierson was introduced as the or
ganizer OF the association several
years ago and he in turn told some
thing OF the work OF Mr.. VILE and
introduced that speaker
Among the guests at the banquet
We're: Or, and Mrs. Walter Hull- !
hen, Dean and Mrs. e. Laurence |
Smith, DIR. and Mrs. Willard e. 3
of Wilmington. parents OF
the toastmaster; Mrs George Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Connor. OF
DR.. w. owen Sypherd.
80 anu @hA - r. W. n FO6leT, Wiz /
liam r. Hayes, William NJ Francis.
of Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey
rravers and others.
Practically all the members OF the
Review board and or the board OF
he Blue Kettle, the Women's COLI
ege publication were also present
n addition TO the visitors.
The visiting delegates who had
egistered up until the time OF the
anquet were: Richard w. Slocum.
l. b. Brosius. George NJ. Stephen I.
on, Edwin s. Baker, w. Stewart.
awrence y. Lewis and Frederick L.
VOTER. OF Swarthmore: Horace s
Iann and Richard f. Sutz, OF
-uhlenburg; David A. Ewing.
-ashington and jefferson: F. Nelson :
'hlegel and Richard r. Deity. OF !,
A. a. Stongthton. of Buck .
I'll; Charles r. Hubed. Of Franklin p
Id Marshall; George Beclet. Of La -
yette; Robert H. Mcneil. OF George N
ashington University; II. Webster r
1illips, OF Rutgers: Archie NJ. p
vanger, OF Susquehanna; Reuben r
lank and Alden Gorbain. OF Ste p
ms; II. J. Hogenauer. of Haverford
I'd George II. Thrush, Jr.. and c. +
emwOod Hughes OF Gettysburg ~
1ere were also a number OF young N,
omen representing various college n
lohcations. Miss Arnita Miles and r
lss Mary Marquardt are represent. g.
lg Albright College.