Evening star., 1899-03-11
EIGHTH ANNUAL BANQUET.
Vaughn Glass Celebrates Anniversary
at Calvary Bantiat Church.

The annual banquet of the Vaughr
class was held last evening in the Sunday
school room of Calvary Baptist Church
and 1t was the occasion of bringing to-
gether in a social way a large proportion
of the membership of the class, which Is
one of the three largest in the country.
This was the eighth affair of the kind In
the history of the class. The tables were
arranged in the prettly decorated room ir
the shape of a horseshoe, and a company
OF 135 sat down to the feast. There were
TWO tables in the center of the horseshoe
representing the figure IL. the number OF
the class. At the head of the table was
seated the toastmaster. G. 8. Barnhart
and at his right was the teacher, Mr.. F,
W. Vaughn. Mr.. Justice Harlan and Pres
ident Whitman of Columbian University
were among the guests.
during the evening musical program
was rendered as follows: Cornet solo by
Or. F. Az, Swartwout banjo solo by Fred
Hearl; dialect songs, w. A. Morsell; Whis-
ting, M. M. Clark: piano solo, E. r. Pres
colt. and monologue by c. F. Purdy.
Ioasts Were responded to as follows: NJ
w. Iwitcheil. Value of true and lasting
it'es;" William S. shallenberger, useful
ness; George H. Judd, "only woman" J.
B. sleman, jr:. Looking forward" A A.
Hobson, Choice"
speech, F. T. Chapman spoke about "The
Baby" and Rev. DR.. s. H. Greene spoke
on the three great American generals-Gen-
eral Peace, General. Prosperity and General
Satisfaction. The last speaker was Mr.. F.
w: Vaughn, whose topic was Echoes"
Among those present were John McComb
c. M. Sturn. e. W--Jones, F. W. Hearl, E.
buchanan, r.. B. Moore, r. e. Harvey, S.
5. Hurley, S. H. Dawson. w. NJ. Wayts, c.
F. See. E. r. Prescott, E. H. Caldwell, c. j
Grant, J. D. B. Peters.. H. Park. J. s. Heb
bard. B. H. Russell. J. Reinhart, Grant s
W Rar1Raft Wbfs e F. PgTay W,ts J. w F. Dawson W
DR.; r. c. Rice. ST. Smith. T. G. Simpson
J.: D. Robnett. L. D. Weeks, T. NJ johnson
Charles E. MARSH j B. Kinnear e. w
iraitoRi = Hodrs J, n HseEsEs George p FL; Hebbard
wilson, II. 70. Sharpe, A. G. Shoup, E. G
Mason, w. It. Enanas c. B. White ". C.
Miller, H. II. Ru9G. pr. F. A. swartwout
gan M a r. b. csm5Ss Tenoets b. Grove W. B. w Nor F
staley, c. W. KHetriar, w. L. Humphrey,
II. e Moekbees1W. TT Mockbee, w. p
Kyle; Dr. D. EiBuehingham, W. D. Dun
A: R. Calvo, Ira j. Meagley. J. W. Maury,
w. c. English. Edward Hines, U. g. Cat
lett. H. 6. Jacobs .Elphonzo Youngs. ]. p.
Milmuth; ndaaal Dr.; Il $; Gpuraon; I. II, Roy ],
Fletcher. W. G. WloYeiI, A. W. Lukei, W.
A: shallenberger, w 8. Shallenberger, II.
w. smlthson. R s. Walters, E. W. Eshel-
miki, r. i. Chapnan, W. A. Quinn, NJ W.
Twitchell, c. c. Teall, G. G. Seibold, H. w
Gaines, ]. B. slernan, D. 8: Foster, r. w
Browne, c. Cox. F. r. wheater, r. s.
Browne. ]. E. Kennedy, F. l. Bartlett, ]
M. Buzzel. w. r. Berry, r. F. Green,
Thomas Morrill,. T. w. Wilmington, B. F.
Gebest, w. A. Morsell, A. r. Humphrey
and r. M. Weeden
The arrangements for the banquet were
in charge Of the following committee: G. G.
Seibold, chairman; G. e. Hebbard, G. II.
Judd. g: Z. Mertz, Harry Park, w W.
White. n. T. Ruoff, W. P. Kyle. F. 7. Bart.
lett, G. %. Marsh, W. d. Dunlap, Thomas
NORTH, =. 8. Browne, e. C. Rice, u s.
Catlett, 8. 8. Hurley and F.. B. Davant