The evening times., 1900-03-03
VAUGHN GLASS BANQUET.
Splendid Affair Enjoyed by q
Large Company.

Large NOmpaHs.
The largest company that ever assem-
bled to participate in any annual banquet
of the Vaughn Class was present last even
ing in Calvary Baptist Sunday Scnooi
House, the reunion being the ninth OF the
SERIES Men prominent in social, POLITICAL
and religious life lent their presence 10
the occasion. a number of them responding
to toasts Each guest was presented Win
a pretty souvenir of the occasion IN the
shape of class button, which was IN
scribed with his name and the motto OF
the organization, 'Wanted-The Other Fell
low
After spending an hour IN getting better
acquainted with each other and in listen
ing to an entertaining programme rendered
by the Vega Mandolin Club. w. A. Morseil,
Harry S. Wolf. and Dave Morris, the gath
ering was photographed by f. T. Chapman.
after which they repaired to the dining
room which presented a beautiful picture
Flags of every description, with the Stars
and Stripes predominating. banquet lamps
multi-colored electric lights, and palms
combined to make the scene one oil great
brilliancy, even the azalea forming the
centrepiece blazing forth an electric show
er of lights from colored bulbs.
When the repast had been discussed at
some length a number of splendid address
es were listened to in response TO the
toasts, a list of which follows:
Aim High-No man can ever rise above
that at which he aims, Prof. j. I. Hen
derson; Looking Backward-We live in
deeds not years. Mr.. Harry Park;
"America-My country 'tis of thee. Hon.
George E. Foss; 'Y. NJ. c. A.-The promo
,;o, ~ ,,,rity aucpU yOunp mon. the ple-
walton of public opinion regarding the
question of personal purity. and the main
tenance of the same standard for men and
women" Mr. S. w. Woodward; "Expan-
sion-Press on. for it is Godlike to un-
lose the spirit and forget yourself In
thought; bending a pinion for the deeper
sky, and in the very fetters of your flesh
meeting with the pure essences of heav-
en-" Gen. w. s. Shallenberger; "All Sorts
True wit is nature to advantage dress
| ed: what oft was thought. but neer so
we'll expressed" Mr.. J. II. Thomas: The
True way-God gave you yourself; what
will you do with the gift?" DR.. S. H.
Greene; ". c. C.-Very Choice Company,
Mr.. F. w. Vaughn
The splendid manner in which the affair
was handled reflected great credit upon
the committees in charge. viii h were
composed of the following gentlemen:
man; DR.. E. c. Rice II. F. Farmer, e.
| Warren, w. G. Warreli, &. s. Barn
hart, G. II. Judd, ]. A. Seats, J. S. Heb
bard, p. r. Puliiam. Harry Ruon, G. e.
! Hebbard, T. L. Bennett. W. w. Greene
! E. b. Merritt, Arthur Copeland. Harry
! Park, W. A. MorseIl. Harry Cragg, W. G..
| Dashiell, c. f. Marsh. and F. /. Bartlett
Reception-F W. Vaughn. Fl. G. Ja-
/ cobs. G. L. Mertz w w White, Z. p.
{ Il
! Catlett, W. r. Berry. f. II. Caldwell, ira
! ]. MeagIey W. J. Jones. A. w Grafton
J W. II. Tenncy, Thomas Morrell. and o. E.
| Newton.
Among those present were the following:
! Hon. G. Z. Foss, Gen W. S, Shallenherger,
! Rev Dr. S II. Greene. S. W Woodward
/ Miles NJ Shand, II. G. Jacobs, J. c. Wine
man. John b. Sleman. jr., Percy S. Foster
| Prof Henderson. F. W. Vaughn. Rev.
! Charles Alvin Smith. Arthur Garrett, L.
! S. Catlett, George l.. MertZ. f. T. Chap
man. T. W Bull, Crawford Moore. jr., f.
H. Mailing. Edward l.. Hawes. Charles
Mussina, W. L. Tenney. H. G. Jacobs.
Harry Runyan. n. c. Sharp. George f.
! Hebbard. W. r. Barry, W. J. Mallory, Dr..
ID. E. Buckingham, NJ. W. Twitchell, r. W.
! Brown. Harry s. Wolf. r. A. Bolen, Samuel
! Aler. jr.. William Everett. D. W. Manners,
| II. Z. Mockbee DR.. G.. Williams. Albert
! Humphrey. VI. NJ Dolinge. Louis II. Roy,
! W. a. Shallenberger W. NJ. Mcconnell. K.
5. Williams. S. S. Hurley Edward Fuhr-
mann, Clay j. Unger. DR. F. r. Stone. ".
| E. Gaggin, +. d. Grove. Lewis Epeth, c.
| f. Hamilton. +. d. Loomis Richard D..
Engle Eugene Mason Mr.. Moore, II. K.
| Walters. T. NJ. Higgins. DIR. +. A. Swart
wout, f. p. COrbett. John E. Dawson. f. l..
| Davis, W. p. Kyle George W. Rea f. w.
Jones. jr.. C. Livingston. F. 4. kuhns, r..
f. Hensey Charles Weaver Damon
Binkert. B. W. Stanley, s. NJ. Simp-
! son, J. NJ. Dean, F. ID. Day
ant, A. Owen Penney. ". c.
| Miller. d. Norris, B. F. Baldwin.
Gilbert H. Grosvenor. II. G. Browne.
! Z. B. Theile. Thomas Morrill,, E, p. Mertz.
George II. Afford. William Warren. W. \.
Lamprey W. W. Greene. f. H. Cald-
wellJ H. Thomas. Charles Marsh. J. W.
Gardner G. B. Barphart II. F. Farmer,
John Davies. George Emmons, c. J. Grant,
| W. b. Morgan f. L. Osborne. Lewis 7.
| Johnson. f. W. Tate f, a. Corbett l. c.
Riddell. John II. Rogers. W. c. Dashiel.
| George G.. Seibold Herman Williamson.
| Afford Copeland, Mr. Kempton, ". G. Dun
lap. f. Warren. q. B. Fletcher o. E. New
ton ". A. Morsell, f. B. Merritt. c. NJ.
Sturm, NJ Murrey. r. W. Brown. John B.
! Hebbard. a. Il. Robinette. j. Il. McLaugh-
| lin, W. W. White, F.. C. Rice, NJ. D., T. r.
Jones, Fred l. Bartlett. w. r. Lowry. a.
| W. Grafton. r. p. Clark. G. W. Yates. J.
| G. Lang Edwin Eshleman, W. c. Bollin-
ger DR.. H. 5. Coursen. d. X. Fitzhugh.
| W Jones. S. r. Beck Herbert H. Kimball.
A. L. Falk. f. S. NARROW W. L. Humphrey.
| c. J. Brantley. c. Helming. j. McComb.
| Harry Park W. G.. Warrell W. A. Larkin
T. NJ. Johnson. II. S. Pickett, E. Kines. Ar
| thur Copeland, F. R. Rhodes, J. NJ. Riss-
/ ler H. J. Johnson. ]. r. Reilly. T. B. Ben
nett. Rev. Wheeler Boggess, w. S. Wilkes,
| Harry c. Cragg. Philip Pulliam, ". +.
| Staley, George H. Judd. CASTOR B. White,
Howard Gaines. B. Bogley. S. NJ. Grier, H.
E. Copeland. R. d. Asquith. and c. A.
Pate.