Evening journal., 1922-12-07

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his liberty without destroying the
man. There isn't any value in your
public buildings. your hotels. homes
and other institutions; the wealth
lies in the citizens. II Wilmington
were deserted its buildings would be
useless" said Governor Stokes.
"Goldey College is making wealth
because 1t Is teaching the young idea
how to shoot. The reason we are
great in America Is because we are
dreamers. It Is thought that does
things worth while. Business visions
make for a better country. The busi-
ness man IS just as much a poet
as the man who writes verse.
II anyone thinks we are merely
a money grabbing people. let him
go TO Soviet Russia and reside there
a while. None can realize how
great our wealth and resources are.
The great source OF Americas
wealth IA the individual. Individual
enterprise is the cause OF our great
ness. We must keep up the stand
ard OF education II we would keep
the country great.
Whatever you do don't go
through life fault-hnding. anybody
can do that II you don't like
something don't ind fault with II;
improve It. The trouble with the
country is that there are not enough
optimists."
In closing Governor Stokes en-
phasized the importance OF service
to fellowmen and mlngling with the
rank and file.
The benediction was pronounced
by the Rev. DR.. Aquilla Webb pas
tor Of First and Central Presbyterian
Church.
Among those seated on the stage
were: were: Leon c. Mason. Charles
F Ernst, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Bringhurst, William F. Metten.
George Carter, II. r. Burns,
John Moffatt. Miss A. AIDE
laide Shippers, G. c. Greene, DR..
]. N. Winner, DR.. B. r. veasey. W.
II. Wingate. ]. A. Cranston, James
B. owens, II. W. Cornelius, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. d. Mcdonald, David 7. Mar
vel, Geo. B. Miller. Miss Julia P. All
mond. James W. Lattomus. Arte-
mas Smith. J. E. Krauss, 2. r.
Rooster. Ralph c. Short, Rebecca F.
Mcdonald. William Ford, Jay W.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. II p. Gunby,
Prof. Matthias Helm. Reba Eisen-
brey. DR.. John J. Jones. John
Peach, Thomas II. Melvin.
W. r. Kiddoo. F. N. overdeer. A. (
G. wilkinson. DR.. Ira Burns. Dean E. /!
L. Smith. OF the University OF Della I
ware. c. E. Iszard. John Richard 1
son. Jr.. Charles II. Gray, II. c. ster-
rett, william p. Jorde. Chas. z. Will
son. Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Gusts. A. 7. |
Calhoun, Clifford STEELE. George l. /
Snyder. Elmer Newsom. c. c. Gerow,
Rev. Thomas Kerr and E. L.
Metzler.
President o. B. Curtis OF the
GoIdey College Alumni Association,
viii preside and act as POSTMASTER
Al the annual banquet to be held in
he DuBarry room of the Hotel du-
Pont tonight Between the ad-
iresses by Bishop Philip Cook and
Calvin o. Althouse. Of Philadelphia,
william p. White. will lead COM
singing and z. L. Mettler
viii lead the students In class yells.
Among the prominent citizens OF
his city who have accepted invita-
ions to attend are: Mayor and Mrs.
seRoy Harvey, DR.. T. r. Brown,
PRESIDENT OF the State Board of Edu-
alton; and Mrs. Brown. DR.. II. V.
holloway. State Superintendent OF
'ublic instruction. and Mrs. Hollo-
way; Dean Edwin Laurence Smith,
Of Delaware, and Mrs.
mith: Dean Winifred J. Robinson,
yomen's College. University OF Del
ware: Bishop Philip Cook. DR.. Da-
i'd A. Ward superintendent of city
chools, and Mrs. Ward; Prof.
'harles Coke, principal of the high
choo1. and Mrs. Coke; Ellwood
ouder, president Of the Wilmington
ioard of Education, and Mrs. Soud-
r; George Carter. editor OF The
'vening Journal. and Mrs. Carter:
Y. E. Douglas. president of Goldey I
ollege. and Mrs. Douglas; j. E. 6
uller. vice-president of Goldey
ollege. and Mrs. Fuller; ]. T. Phil
ps. secretary Of Goldey College.
nd Mrs. Phillips; Mr.. and Mrs.
VILLAIN p. White. DR.. Calvin o.
lthouse. director of commercial
udies, Central High School, Phila- ,
elphia.
The Original Six Orchestra will
lrnish music for dancing, which {
1ill follow the dinner in the ball {
DOM OF the hotel. Harry Harkins,
manager of the hotel, has promised {