Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-31
BANQUET BOARD
Is Surrounded by the Happy Glass OIL
1901.


AT the Wakefield Tuesday night the
annual banquet of the Senior Glass of
the College was given. The event was
most enjoyable in every particular.
Below are published names of mem
bers of the class, also the evenings
program.
CLASS OF 1901.
Allen Coburn, President.
Tillie Roeser, Vice President.
S. w. Theme, Secretary and Treas
urer.
d. F. Turner, Poet.
E. Dana Johnson, Historian
G. l.. Brokaw, Allen Coburn, ]. w.
Gorby, Thomas Grif1ths, Louise Hath
away, Helen Henderson, .Elden V.
James, E. Dana Johnson, Flora Mason,
Jacob Mindlng, Matilda F. Roeser,
Chas. A. Stanley, Jr., Thos. ] Sum
mers, S. w. Theme, S. L. Thornley,,
David F. Turner.
TOASTS.
Mags,er 3ibeHdi Get EdendiO....
... ........ ........Allen Coburn
'Blest be those feasts.
Where all the family around laugh al
the jests.'
The Glass of 1901. 1...... C. L. Brokaw
"The very pink OF perfection"
Eulogum ad "Has-beens". E.
Give the Devil his dues"
Libby" ".... =. Helen T. Henderson
"Ye ladies intellectual"
Music-Duet. ...... ...........
.......M Misses Mason and Hathaway
Glass History. E. ..E. Dana Johnson
Histories are as perfect as the histor-
ian is wise"
Naughty-one in the Dorm. .....
..... ......... .... Eden V. James
"Tis little thing to give cup of
water
Our "Co-ed Frat" Charles A. Stanley
Heaven forming each on the other to
depend"
Music-Solo. =. Thomas Griffiths
Raw Recruits" -. IS. L. THORNLEY,
Battles magnificently-ster narray."
Mike. ........ -. John w. Gorby
"An elaborate treatise on the con-
cealment of thought"
Glass Prophecy. Louise c. Hathaway
20 visions i'll foraseen! Better had l
lived ignorant of the future"
Music. ...... 80. -. Flora Mason
Our "Contract".. 80. Thomas Griffiths
"Boist'rous locks, by the barbers ra-
zor best subdued."
Class Poem. -. -. David T. Turner
Rhymes are difficult things-they
are stubborn things, sir
SENTIMENTS.
MUSIC. ...'.. ...'.... 80. Quartet
Can we ever have too much of a
good thing. g."-Cervantes
Miss Hathaway-"So wise, so young,
they say, do never livelong."-
Shakespeare.
Miss Henderson-"As though rose
should shut and be bud again.
Keats.
Miss Mason-"The far, chaste and un-
expressive she. "-Snakespeare.
Miss Roeser-"Both are young, and
one is beautiful. byron.
What strange thing is man
Byron.
the foot ball is, there
your heart will be also."-Awze.
Coburn-"The world knows nothing
of it's greatest men."-Taylor.
Gorby-"Quotation like much better
things, has its abuses. ."-Disraeli.
Griffiths-"Oppressed with two weak
evils, age and hunger. Shakes
peare.
doth nothing but talk
from his horse. ."-Shakespeare.
Johnson-"My life is one demned, hor-
rid grind. dickens.
the worthy Homer
sometimes mods. Horace.
Stanley-"He cheerfully asks how a
man could kill time. .'-Rabelais.
may, with. advantage,
at times, forget what we know
Publius.
we ask is to be let
alone. JEFF. Davis.
am resolved to grow fat
and look young TIL forty.
the hour of rest has
come. ."-Longfellow.
MENU.
Bouillon.
Oysters. Waters.
Celery. Olives. Pickles.
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce.
Escalloped Oysters. Cold Slaw.
Sweet Potatoes. Potatoes Escalloped |
Saratoga Chips.
Breads-White and Boston Brown.
Chicken Salad.
Orange Ice. Vanilla Cream |
Chocolate Cream.
Angels Food. DEVILS Cake.
Lady Fingers. Macaroons.
Coffee.
Fruit. Confections.
Salted English Walnuts.
Salted Almonds.
Cafe Noir.