Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-28
THE ALUMNI REUNION.
Another Satisfactory Meeting Last Night
and Arrangements Perfected.

and Arrangements Perfected.
Another important and highly satisfactory
III ,eting of the High School Alumni asSoci
alton was held last evening i'll High Schoo
hall to complete arrangements for the com
ing Alumni reunion, 10 De held Thursday
evening. June - r. A. Morgan, pre>i-
dent of the Alumni. occupied the chair.
1t was decided to employ the wel-kn"wn
caterer Mrs Emily Thomas, 10 furnish the
supper. which Is a sufficient guarantee "t
lis excellence. The repast will be- light IN
character, consisting of fruit. ices cake and
lemonade. Ii will be- serN ed un small tables
in the third floor of the hail. and skilled
corps of waters will be- in attendance.
Everything will naturally be- "t the best.
The decoration committee reported dis
tinct progress. L. +. Hayward. owner of
the wigwam. has very Kindly rendered the
association the use of the handsome Japan
rSe decorations. consisting of banners,
screens. lanterns. paraSolS and other orsn-
tai hric.. brac. which was lately a feature of
the Mikado rink. Mr.. Hayward WAS ten
NtIt'N lIlt SllitNlt W IL -hlhliiiil l'i
his very handsome kindness in the matter
The committee further reported that SeN-
eral local merchants, including kinnane,
Wren n Co. and j. V. B. H"yle had ten
drrri the aSS,siatinm the Use of all the floor
rugs. wall banners and other art decnra-
tive objects they needed. This muniti-
cence is appreciated. The second floor hall
of the Central building will be fitted up
very elegantly AZ reception room, and,
with its artistic decorations, is
appearance. II will be furnished for the
occasion with sofas. Settees, chairs. etc.
from the homes OF the members of the
alumni
The printing committee was authorized
10 have 300 Invitations printed.
1t was decided 10 assess each member Of
the incoming graduating class 81 10 defray
expenses and aS an initiation fee.
1t was likewise determined 10 issue no
free invitations to anybody. except the
members of the city and visiting press.
\ committee will at once start out to
sell tickets 10 members of the association
and Others, invitations admitting two being
81 apiece.
The GL"BE-RErIBLrC urges the public
and the association not TO be backward in
the matter. but To help sustain an institu-
ton that is naturally for. of and by the
people. The soliciting committee is aS fol-
lows:
Class of Ca. Wilson Clokey.
Class of '1l-Mrs. LOtta Boyle and VIM.
Bevitt.
Class of '72-MrS. Sintz and b. H.
Winters.
Glass of '77S- Miss Mary f. Murray and
George Mellen.
Class of ~ Miss Fanny Moore and Miss
Clara Wallace.
Glass of '775-Miss Annie Daugherty and
Mrs. F. NJ. Hagan.
Class of 80 Miss Nettie Cobaugh and
julius ;. ArOn.
Glass of '77-Miss Ella Bartholomew and
Miss Jennie Reid.
Glass of IS Mrs J. T. Kicks and Miss
Ida CogSwell.
Class of '79-Leon Lewis and Miss
Sophia Thompson.
Glass of 'sO-Will Cushman and Miss
Carrie Hershey.
Glass of ST Misses Jessie johnson and
Hattie X. Hickman.
Class OF 81 Miss Emma Reed and Will
Russell.
Class of So Misses Florence Low and
Alice Smith.
Glass of 81 Miss Lottie Burton and Os-
car Weaver.
Class of So Misses Abbie BilIow and
Jessie Fried.