Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-13
EgSLY CLASS OF '93.
CELEBRATES THE SUCCESSFUL TERMINATION
Of A YEAR OF lard STUDY.
A Banquet Last Night at the Hotel Windsor, Fol-
lowed BY Toasts and Responses
Lieut. Braunersrsuthsr Re-
ceiVes Call

"Hr 0! Hi OF Hallabazeel
Eighteen Hundred and '93! Rahp
With this and kindred yells the class
of '93 of the Linsly Institute last night
made merry over the termination OF
several years of study at Wheeling's eel
ebrated educational institution. About
ten o'clock the members OF the class
gathered round the festal board at the
Hotel Windsor. There were present
al the members Of the class, as follows:
Harry Zevely, Chas. Stroehline, Claude
Ball, s. 5. Brilles, Noah Zane, John
Welty, L. Wheat, John Sweeney, w.
B. Wallace, r. fl. Bodley, Arthur john
son, George Otto, William Cracraft, Al
bert Welty, James Carroll, Harry Car
ter, Malcolm 7. Brice, John Water
house. George Huseman, Alfred Spell,
and James PAUL.
The feast of good things for the In
ner man was discussed with apparent
relish, the boys entering into the spirit
of the occasion with vim that was
pleasing. The menu was as follows;
Little Neck CLANS.
Chicken Both.
Sliced Tomatoes. olives. sliced CuoumberS.
Spring Chicken. Fried, Sauce Bechamel.
-''" '''' Hard Shell Crabs Deviled
Lobster Salad Lettuce.
Roman Punch
Fnlet OF Beef, Larded with Mushrooms.
Green pas Wax Beans.
vanilla Ice Cream and Strawberries.
Pound Cakes. Assorted Small Cakes &.
Oranges Bananas
Pineapple and American Cheese.
Crackers. Coffee
To say that the boys did Justice TO the
feast, would be TO express IL mildly.
The veriest epicure would not have dis
played more evidences of appreciation
in menu of his own preparation. AZ
ter the banquet came the post-praDdial
exercises. The boys lit cigars, tilted
their chairs, and pulled away with an
air OF unconcern that would have re-
fected credit upon toasted and honor
ed potentate.
SAINT Brilles gracefully oficiated as
toast master, and introduced each
speaker with a witty allusion which
never failed 10 excite the disabilities OF
mis- listeners. The responses to toasts
were all brief, which was q
commemorate feature, considering
the length of the programme.
''The Class of '93" was responded to in
happy vein by Frank Kincheloe.
George Huseman CALAMITY sounded the
praises OF the Ladies'" The class
"Colors" gave II. w. Wallace an oppOr-
tunity to make an excellent address.
Malcolm Brice did full justice to the
"CIaSs Yell" George Otto spoke good
word for the "ClaSs of "a" THE
Faculty" met with only words of praise
from Chas. StrOehline. A. l.. Johnson
made a neat speech in response to the
battalion. The hopes and fears OF
Commencement" day were dwelt upon
by VIM. B. Turner. A. L. Wheat neat
ly expressed regret at "Phe Lieuten-
ants Departure. Harry Zevely made
some pointed comments upon the "Class
Motto"-"We study not for school, but
for life"
At the conclusion Of the exercises the
class repaired TO the residence Of Lieu
tenant Braunersreuther, on the Island,
and disturbed his slumber with the fam
liar yell" They were invited into
the house, and Mr.. Zevely stepped for
ward, and in happy speech presented
the Lieutenant with handsome silver
smoking set. Lieut.. Braunersreuther
was much moved by the evidence Of the
esteem of his pupils, but responded in a
brief address. The boys then spent a
short time in informal talk, and depart
ed for their homes.
Lieut.. Braunersreuther has received
orders from the Secretary OF the Navy
to report at Mare Island, near San
Francisco, July first.