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sector JSadon, or toe po»t-omce L/epart-znentled.11 dLhojbtresAT VICE PRESIDENT’S HOMEDelaware College Grads Guests ofof-iesid-ut-Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks.%he Speeches by Representative Gardner, Gov. a,y, Herrick, Dr. Lyon, Prof. Claraa Nelson, and the Host.ra~ofT*heat-cc-thovaain-irstdcrDheofIn®ledthetrytheair,nedwillQueonvdsim-rheurtLng,Lastoftheverxedngsthes.rer-the•ereled,andUnatheughlersfheere3X0-eenvholm«andlingdng!on-tza-andAr-Santhecityungatrth-sollshisdaypes-‘heylessY rat bri tha s!o: by Un of the tax wis a Hi thebatfulthewe1corRlVaftlasmesp€peiFomuchlt;tescloAju*da;th*amnn:plaoalt;ceiThe Vice President and Mr a. Fairbanks a,ln gave a reception yesterday forenoon tothe resident and visiting graduates of the sin Ohio Wesleyan University, at Delaware,Fill ; Ohio, which is the alma mater of both ufo the Vice President and Mra. Fairbanks, iy_ Those assisting in receiving the guests were the new consul to Liverpool, Mr John L Griffiths, and Mrs. Griffiths, of the Indianapolis; Mr and Mrs C W. Smith,[ng Pasadena, Cal., and Mrs. B. T. Cas-■he ^idy, of Pittsburg; also tho following members of the Vice President's family;His mother, Mrs M. E. Fairbanks; a red nlece» Miss X-ula. Fairbanks; his daughter,Mra John W Timmons, and four sons— ubi Uapt and Mrs, Warren Fairbanks, a Messrs- Richard and Robert Fairbanks, both students at Yale, and Mr. Frederick His Fairbanks, who Is to be his father’s see- ch« retary. t heThe guests were presented by Hon. unWilliam R. Warnock, after which ho in- ha: txoduced Mr. William V. Cox, who made nir an address, in which he called attention tli* to the fact that it was a most appropri- arr ate time and place for the consideration fee of th© formation of a permanent organize.- A tion of the residerit graduates of the an Ohio Wesleyan Umveialty. Mr. Cox pre- erg sentad to Vice President and Mrs. Fair- Ho1banks from the local graduates of the dr€ college a handsome collection of draw- In ings of beautiful scenery around Dela- tatware, Ohio, which were drawn by Mies ity Eugenie Deland, a graduate.There was then an address by Repre-sentative Gardiner, who was a clasemate tw of the Vice President in 1872 He referred adl to Mr. Fairbanks and other prominent graduates of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni- ** versity, and to the days when Mr and Mrs. Fairbanks were known to their feUniLwelow-studen-ta as simply Charley Fair- , banks and NeUle Cole. iaflaplt;unAn address was made by Gov. Herrick, of Ohio, who stated that one of the greatest pleasures given him during his inaugural a visit was this reunion with bo many of STlt;the graduate© of his old college Ad- *^€dresses were also made by Dr. I/yon, a trustee of the college, and Prof. Clara ^N*elsaon, of the faculty. raJVice President Fairbanks responded in ^ a brief speech, expressing satisfaction at ccn meeting euch a large gathering of the graduates of his alma mater, and the c closeness of the relation© that he felt to- coi ward them. all. He hoped they would ap- ve precite and avail themselves pf the try hearty welcome that they would always Pr And at his home leaTentative steps were taken looking to- an ward the formation of a permanent local col organization, of Ohio Wesleyan University Qf graduate©, and a committee was appoint- thlt; ed to make the necessary arrangements, hp which consist© of Mr W V. Cox. Dr Hughes, and Mr. E. G Johnson. Those present, in addition to the persona al- arL ready mentioned* were swW. S Doardoft, Dr W. W. Davies, Dr W D CllI Hughs*. Mrs Elizabeth Vandenbark. L. B Lllley. be Mr* William D Hughes. Mr*. 10 A. Haines, Mr*. me O'Donaboo George H Thompson, Dr. Lucian au Clarke. Mr and Mr*. Enoch Johnson, Rev Edwin up K Marshall, Miss Edna D. Brandeburg, H C. Meade, Rev O R Miller. Rev M O Coleman. , MUa Clara N tabic 9(ewart, Miss Randall, Mtea y Jones Miss Emily Dickey Beery. W T Hlaston, ~ Dr George H La Fetra, Lee T Roblnaon. A L, *ec HURk«fl. Carl Q Crawford, Jokn L Blair John M. wr Burkert, Mr and Mrs A E. Shoemaker, Mlts of Alice FayoleilSr, Edwin King Staley Mias Mand ha Moore. N J. Brumbaugh, W. M Beattr. Ora Ger- by hart Beatty, Mra. Watson Karr, Scott Bovham. W8 Misa Graoo White. Rev W H Black, J Alex .Sloan, W: M. Whitney, Mm Minnie Morgan Mil-watb*ler, Miss Maud Moon, Mrs. John D Griffith, Mm. O U tokls, and George B Merrlmaa.IDETECTIVES DINNER GUESTS.cgjMaj, Sylvester Pfiys Compliment to Thief wf Catchers from Other Cities.thwiMaj fiylvester, chief of police, tendered
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