Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-26
| from the center of the tally-ho was haunted
| to the breeze the silken banner of the

from the center of the tally y-ho.was flaunted
alumni.
.Vieing for first honors with the Kansas
tally-ho, in point of attractiveness and the
volume of cheers, was q tally-ho contain
ing the Princeton alumni and friends. A
the tally-ho. Old gold and black predomi-
mated as the decorations. The members
of the party We're: Mr.. Carl Parker. Miss
MGvlIg MT ME- Mr.. Gin HaWkips Miss Wilson
Paul Sims, Mr.. Prue Withers.. Mr.. Harvey
Cline. Miss Reba Thomas. of Pittsburg.
Pa; Mr.; John Walsh. Mr.: Theodore Martin.
Miss Mildred Faxon. Miss Florence Lowe.
Mr.. James Allen. Mr.. Hal Whitehead, Miss
Maud Askew, Miss Agnes Lee. Mr.. John
DIrfee and Miss Leona Conover.
In four-seated drag. festooned with the
eolors Of the "1fger,s were the following:
Mr;;S NJ: Stokes M Temple; ssdalia, Mo-; Mr.; Lee
Fletcher WamsIey. Columbia. Mo-: Miss
Lillian Dunlap. Miss Ida Ridge. Miss Ada
Gregs and. Miss Floyd Mcdonald.
Wheeler witnessed the game from a trap.
Their colors were those of Missouri.
Mr.. ". P; Dole, Mr.. ]. NJ. Harris. Miss
messed the defeat of the Columbia boys
from trap, tastefully decorated with old
gold and black.
Flaunting the Kansas colors from tran
Mr.. Charles Frederickson. Miss Elizabeth
Brent and Miss Virlea Wayland. of Sails
bury, Mo. I.-..Il7.T =
The members of the beta Theta Pr
coaching party made the right end Of the
east side, line ring with their cries for the
ksrsas eleven. The coach was decorated
dark blue and crimson. The members of
tie party We're: Messrs. Repops Goodson,
GarrolIton, Mo; ]. S. McCleery. Lawrence,
Gas; I;,1sio E; NJ: Cross; Lawrence, Kas. George
Kas.: Harry W. BedelI, Chetopa, Kas.; s.
tsr F. Oldham R,Isan Kansas .;+ City Mo- odon Gui-
rerce. kas.; Frank Dyal Parent. Law
renee, kas., and c. n: Haggart. Lawrence.
Miss A. Y. Burnett and Miss Vassie James
witnessed the defeat Of the favorite. eleven
frcm trap. ~
Mr.. W. A. Dennis, Mrs. Krauthofr, Miss
Alma Krauthor and Mrs. James Manning
occupied trap decorated in Missouri col
ors.
Mr: and Mrs. H. c. Merrill Miss Jackson
chrysanthemums and ribbons of old gold
and black occupied a trap.
Mr.. II: H. Hunt and Miss Adele E. Jones
themums: trap festooned with old gold and
Mr. Samuel 6 Maven R f gA and wife afeses Of IT.
cago. lii, and Mr. c. B. Ailaire. Of Deming,
n; NJ. occupied carriage decorated with
Missouri colors.
Others along the side line were:
Or. c. II: Carson and wife. DR.. +. NJ.
Planck: Missouri colors; carriage with
team OF black horses.
Colonel ". r; Nelson. Miss Laura Mel.
son and Mr.. Frederick Bullene: Missouri
colors; carriage and pair of bay horses
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham, Captain
L. Smith and Roy Bradbury; double trap,
decorated with Missouri colors.
Charles Davidson. Presley Wilhite, Harry
Lytle and J. A. Harris: Missouri colors;
game trap. with pair iron gray cobs.
j. d. McNeely, c. p. Harris. b. N. Mos
man: 8. o. Hunter, J. II. Woodbridge, H.
w. johnson, 7. R.. Scofield. all from Col
umbia college; carriage and team Of black
horses: decorated with Missouri colors and
yellow chrysanthemums.
Congressman w. s. Cowherd was the con-
spicuous leader of a party of Missouri
..rooters" that occupied a private stand at
doubts that his lusty cheers were for. the
Missouri tiger. he wore Il flaming puff tie
Of yellow and black; The other members
of the party were County Clerk Thomas
Crittenden. J. Roy Smith. Frank Graham,
George English ard o. w. SwerenGer.
The only box party in the grand stand
was composed of DR.. w. C. Phillips, Mr..
Walton II. Holmes. Miss Mae Phillips and
Miss Ella Floweree. of Vicksburg, Miss.
The box was decorated in Missouri colors.
and the members of the party wore yellow