The times., 1898-02-26
VAUGHN CLASS BANQUET.
A Pleasant Occasion at Calvary Bap
tist Church

The seventh annual banquet of the
Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist Church
took place last evening in the Sunday
school building of that church.
The banquet hall was decorated hand
somely with palms and potted plants, and
on the long table was a display of the
choicest of cut flowers and roses. The
walls were profusely draped with the
Stars and Stripes
An impromptu program of musical and
literary selections was first given
Among those who contributed their tall
ents were Mr.. p. ]. RolIow who sang
several sentimental songs; Mr.. F. S.
Browne. who gave vocal solo and a
recitation, and Mr.. F. 7. Chapman, in a
pantomime
The guests were then hidden to the
banquet hall, where delicious feast
awaited them. AT the mead of the tables
sat Mr.. George G. Seibold, the master
of ceremonies. On his right were Mr.. F.
w. Vaughn, the organizer and president
of the class; Mr.. Pierson III. @Bristow, the
superintendent of Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday-school, and Mr.. William
Nj. Multer, the general secretary of the
the left of Mr.. Seibold were Rev Dr.
Greene, the pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church: Rev. 3. l.. Whitman d. D.,
president of Columbian University. and
Mr.. Charles E. Foster the president of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
MIR. Seibold announced the following
toasts: THE Present Hour Grant s.
Barnhart; Fortunes Daughters-AIl but
mis(sfortune," B. Frank Gebest: Our
Noble Selves - Charles Il pnI,;pSo,,
Happenings. A. Rankin Thornton:
Fame" William n. Multer: Looking
Backward, Eugene C. Rice; Fortune"
Or. Il. l.. Whitman; Charity" DR.. S.
n Greene; Seven Eleven" f. w.
Vaughn.
The entertainment was in charge of
the following: Honorary chairman. F.
w. Vaughn active chairman. George II,
judo Messrs. George G. Seibold. Grant
Barnhart, I. S. White, Frank S. Browne,
I. II. Davidson, A. K. Thornton. III. r.
Roun, and George E. Hebbard.
Among those present were H. NJ
Smithson. S. NJ. Simpson. w. f. Staley,
r. 4. Stones, II. L. Slime, A. B. Shaw,
+. 7. Chapman, F. d. Grove c. Cox. E.
B. Merritt, F. Mckenzie. Thomas Cis-
sell. u. S. Catlett, Grant S. Barnhart.
George G. Seibold. II. L. Newlin, p. r.
Pulilan, Harry Park DIR. T. A. Whiting
ton, Frank r. Wheater, w. w. White
w. w. Whitson, Oliver p. Burns. Byron
Kingdom, r. s. Walter. W. F. Salter, B.
$. Gorbert, n. S. Greenland. A. l.. Gil
bert. j. NJ. Garland, L. X. Glover, ]. E.
Goode. o. W. Grafton. e. ". Grafton. w
r.. Groggin. T f. Gilbert H. F. Car
land. John S. Hebbard, w. W. Handley
a. A Hobson, c. S. Hardy. J. f. Hob
son, r. L. Hensey Ed F. Hol-
Ger, j. II. Orrison, Charles Fl. ourand
c. {. Barton, II. G. Jacobs, T. B. Mer-
ritt, A Humphreys r. n. Butts. w. II.
Pymell. II. =. Ash. w. W. Wentz. F. j.
bartlett. ii. l.. Best. J. c. Brooke. E. A
Borst j. X. Boyd. l.. +. Wright. Z. f.
Beale. w. a. Lampey o. l.. Bell J. c.
Love, n. F. Boone. G. l.. Mertz r. Kines.
II. III. Ruark c. r. White, NJ. ]. Davies. p.
j. Roilow. c. II. Dawson, w d. DunIop.
j. l.. Rogers. ID. X. Fitzhugh, L. H. Roy.
s lnsley, j. N. Risler w s White. p.
H. Bristow George NJ. Silsby, w. II. Nc
Knew. w. Z. Evans, ]. NJ. BozzelI. II. C.
Jocobs II. II. Kimball. NJ. NJ Shand. w.
W. Everett Percy S. Foster. Charles z.
Foster, F. A Swartwout Z. X Cutter.
d. Il. Buckinham. John E. Dawson, E. G.
Mason. H. b. Maddy H. E. Mockbee.
Thomas Morrill,, A b. Moulton. j. II.
McWhirt, W. S. Smith, Walter s. Smith,
charles r. Marsh, John NJ. Comb w A
Morseli, G. c. MeekinsOn