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              unknown cfj*<[l*fl7s one of the finest banquets ever held by active philadelphia branch bloomsburg state teachers college alumni association was saturday evening in north roof garden bellevue-stratford, philadelphia, and attended 175, in\ eluding more than a score from i bloomsburg. many prominent that section together with members j jthe faculty spoke students provided exceptionally fine entertainment as did some graduates. dr. d. j. waller, jr., president emeritus institution, gave invocation. group salute to flag sang "america." musical prelude mrs. rose buchheit, indiana, pa., included "vergebliche standehen," "fruhlingnacht," schumann, "love's admonition", rhys herbert. mellck presides during dinner edward l. foley "where'er you walk," handel "i love life", mann-zucca." music an instrumental trio directed miss katherine o'boyle. annie miller melick, swarthmore, daughter late c. w. miller, town, presided toastmistress friendship waller her father. she presented who given standing ovation claude hausknecht, now head department at west chester college, led singing "how do do, how do." impression would have made on early students. then such affair been considered impossible. he his pleasure meeting former bloomsi burg f. herman fritz, principal schools, viewpoint teacher. father | trustee secjond period served principal. mr. fritz part ! played educating laymen importance education. bernard kelly, class 1913, ja deputy attorney general pennsylvania, lawyer. said it due had entered u. s. naval academy. course teacher is preparation for law graduates institutions are successful law, mentioning charles margiotti (judge garman, graduate. business man's view john g. conner, trenton, n. j, man. days student advancement spiritual life fifteen years preparatory school believed defect education today be exclusion religion. elwell, there two eras bloomsburg, golden age which headed renaissance present term haas. melick florence h. cool, president, branch.' femmikpatton connolly, of spokano washington, a member the class i 1886, was presented. mrs. cool 1 presented with beautiful string pearls by philadelphia group in appreciation for her efforts. f melick made presentation. double male quartet '• college sang "those old pals of. ours", "mosquitoes", "johnnie schmoker" and gave "the tavern the! town", as an encore. members were messrs. makowski, michaels, webb, wolfe, saltzer, mckechnie, reed kershner john andreas at piano. dr. nelson announced that baseball team had defeated millersville 9 to 3 tennis won over 0 millersville. greeted hearty appplause. william miss charlotte hochberg brought greetings from student body. h. f. fenstemaker, editor alumni quarterly, spoke projects, importance all graduates being general association. haas situation fac- | ing teacher training institutions america. those attending were: peter c. castellani, bessie evans philadelphia; mrrs. frank e. bader, phoenixville; matilda w pennington, trenton, n. j.; joseph a. lindsay. freeland; susie cunningham bacon, martha m. taylor, norwood; max long, pentecost, edna brundage chester; anna solomon, rubrecht, ada mourey housenick, becchwood; mr. j. w. reese, hannah reese boyle, nell smith, bound brook, j; o. maurer, frackville; catherine p. condron, mary d. comeford, margaret donahoe, malloy, belle whitaker, bernard kelley, lena oman buckman, clara oman, c ; steiner, may steiner gamble, helen smith beardslee, fester klingaman, norristown; r. beatrice lott, newark, kathryn spencer, mahanoy city; florence hochberg, harriet hary, esther yeager, amelia wary, virginia cruickshank, payne, leona kerstetter, annia haas, g. edward elwell, elwell. charles dillon, bloomsburg; emma litchfield, elmer melick, leverett, swarthmore; cove, jennie yoder foley, julia sharpless fagely, willie morgan stein, rosa vollrath buchheit, indiana; david waller, jr., elizabeth conner, herman fritz, francis b. nelson, i. spangler, reading; witmer, trapps; s. brinigoin, middletown; leidy, penfleld; jos. l. pyle, wilmington, del.; arbogarts, glenside; chas. holmesburg; hake, betty atlantic city, claude hausknecht, west moore, albert t. mahowki, andreas, blaine evan fenste- chas". p. michaels, bloomsburg; mildred l. wieland, edwin a. wieland brouse, norristown; arline nyhart kemper, marie cromis, philadelphia; harriette shuman burr, merion; louise adams bachman, drexel hill; virginia mcquisten morris, wilmington, del.; mrs. j. e. shuman, emma b. motter, reading; dr. and ■ ralph hart, lillian c. fisher, paoli; claire keating, peggy o'neil, mary coughlin downey sheely, genevieve toomey mowbray, veronica kennedy muldowney, d. boyle, freeland; nicholas f. polaneczky, a nevin sponseller, hatboro; mr. wadas, plainfleld, n. j.; edward foley, bertha bartram, alice m. toley, fox chase, fa.; charlotte hochberg, elmer mckechnie, betty row, william reed, charles mcafee, louella burdick sinquett, h. haddonfleld, marguerite emmert nearing, agnes freas reiser, nora woodring kinney, g. vincel stein, philadelphia. 20 in camp leadership course enjoy outing w vuu.3c if/%.&/$£ week-end spent at camp lavigne inh sixteen members of the camp leadership training class and four leaders spent week-end at lavigne in first two week-ends to gain practical experience on work which they were instructed during a six weeks' course teachers college. group cooked nieal saturday evening breakfast dinner yesterday. instruction included nature hike further leadership. scout executive earl h. blake, berwick; joe allen, town; alfred kamm, danville, mr. custer, town. boys ernest witt, grant piper, john gensel, david fahringer, donald girton, sheldon folk, fred houck, steve killian, robert goodman, charles harmony, pierce, mark jury, george lewis, philip snyder, beaver hollobaueh. ted pressler. bach and handel program to be given may 19th at the teachers college f/3v?v „ ....... the year 1685 gave to world two men, who were destined influence mueic of centuries following. johann sebastian bach, laid foundation instrumental music, and george frideric handel us choral works such beauty that they have never been surpassed. musical is this celebrating 250 th anniversaries these men. festivals are being held series recitals their given, paying trib- sunday, may 19th in auditorium department state teachers college, will give a program les bach handel. public invited. detail be announced later "