The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-23
THE VAUGHN GLASS BANQUET.
Annual Entertainment Held Mt the
Calvary Baptist Church.

Annual Entertainment Held mt the
Calvary Baptist Church.
The tenth annual banquet of the Vaughn
Class Club was held last night in the sun
day School House Of Calvary Baptist
Church. The occasion is always looked
forward to with great anticipation IF
pleasure by the members of the organi-
zation, and the It's persons who were
present were unanimously of the opinion
that the entertainment was the most en-
joyable ever gwen by the class. Before
the guests were escorted to the banquet
hall they assembled in the Sunday school
room. where they were entertained with
a programme of musical and literary Sc
lections contributed by the members of
the Vaughn Glass Club. A pleasing fea-
ture of the entertainment was noted in
the fact that the banquet was served by
the members of the Ladies' Social Circle
of Calvary Church. While the guests
were at the table they were served by
number of young ladies who assisted the
members of the Social Circle. AS each
OF the guests entered the hall he was
greeted by one of the reception committee,
who conducted him to the auditorium,
where the first part of the evenings pro-
gramme was given. Each visitor was
given a souvenir in the shape of a pretty
menu and toast card. Upon the card was
the name. f. W. Vaughn. the class teach
err the verse Whatsoever he saith unto
you do it, and the inscription. Wanted
The other fellow" On the upper part
of the card was the number II aid the
word Calvary the official designation OF
- =. to-
part
On the reverse side of the card were the
names of the committees in charge OF the
entertainment and the list of toasts and
those who responded to them.
The following named gentlemen con-
trjbuted the selections during the even
ing: Prof Arthur Mayo. piano solo; H.
S Thomas, recitation: William Boyd. comic
song; J. w. Heightower, graphophone Sc
lections; A. O. Penny, vocal solo.
At the conclusion of this part of the en-
tertainment a fashlight photograph OF the
members of the class was made by F. 5.
Chapman. The Rev Samuel II. Greene and
A. F. Anderson. respectively. pastor and
assistant pastor of Calvary Church. were
also photographed with the class.
At $3.50 O'Clock George H. Judd. Presi-
dent of the Vaughn Glass and POSTMASTER,
invited the guests to the banquet hall,
them. A charming scene met their view
as the guests entered the hall The walls
were profUsely and tastefully decorated
with the national colors on the tables were
bouquets of beautiful flowers, and the
whole was spiendidly illuminated with
vari-colored lights. The tables were ar
ranged in the shape OF a gridiron, and
were weighted down with everything in
season that goes to make most enjoy
able feast.
, At the head OF the centre table was the
Rev. Dr. Greene, and on either side were
his assistants the Rev A +. Anderson and
Toastmaster Judd. After a few introduce
tory remarks Postmaster Judd an
nounced the first toast, History" which
was responded to by Mr.. Arthur Cope
land The other toasts ard those who re-
spOnded to them were: The Tie That
Kinds" the Rev A. F. Anderson: 1.-The
Boys" Mr. Lyman L. Pierce; THE Young
Man in Business" Mr. Charles F. Nesbit;
Our Country" Hon R. w Tayler; THE
Girls" Mr.. J. II. Thomas; 'Vincere-To
Conquer" Rev. S H Greene D. B.; "The
Commander Says" Mr.. F. w. Vaughn.
The banquet and entertainment were in
charge of the following persons: DR.. E.
c. Rice, II. f. Farmer. o. z. Newton. E.
R. Price, j. A. Seats. George E. Hebbard,
e w Jones. jr. Harry Park Grant Barn
A. Seats. w. W. White, G. G Seibold, DR..
c. Wash Williams, A. w Grafton. I. J.
Meagley. William Humphrey, T. E. Ben
nett. William Wilkes, G. A. OCraDd, Louis
Roy. w C. Dashiell c. E Marsh. F. I.
Bartlett. F. w Vaughn. H. C. Jacobs,
George L. Mertz. 2 P. Mertz. G. S. Barn
bart. Thomas Morrill,, U. s CatIett. s NJ.
! Simpson. John II. Hodges. ]. NJ. Dean.
Walter Plumlsy. Claude Livingston. W. A.
0zho T..
Cook. F. E. Hinton and others.
Among these present were:
L. c. Laurie. Dr. R. NJ Weldon. C. G. Sci
bold DR.. g. Wash Williams DR.. F. c. Rice,
Edwin Eslclmar J. W. Hightower Thomas J.
Keller. +. l.. Marlow. Paul King. Wayland d.
Jones. f. :. Holliger. +. Z. Tyler. John Pyle.
Dir. Charles c. Mussna. john Hyde. Dr. Frank
A. Swartwout. Hon. W. 5. Shallenberger. c. J.
BTantby John r. Dav son, +. W Jones. jr.. John
B. Miller. J. A. Patterson. DR.. J. ". Pullian
G. H. EmmOnS. William Morgan. Rufus ChOate
NJ D.. II. ". Smith, j. NJ. Simpson p X. Pull
ian, Fred |. Bartlett, II. H. Kimball c. F.
Helming, NJ C. Bulls. r. s. Williams Z. s.
/ Osborne. John Thomas, l. ]. Measley. T. L.
/ Laturn, Frank II. jackson, DIR. R. l.. L. Hack
ney, Rev. \. =. Anderson, Thomas NJ Bowling.
. George E. Hebhard II. b. Waddey. William War
rem, +. II. Wheatel. W. A Bramhall, L. 5. Cat
lett. W. r. Dorritce. II. T. Dougherty. Warning
Evans. Il. ". Ednunds, IT, F. Farmer, Thomas
Gilbert, 4. ". Grafton. Z. ". Grafton. B. G.
Getsinger. c. T. Gibson, l. T. Gardner, r. Z.
/ ltrilSey, William Humphrey, Horace u. Jacobs,
C. v. Kitterman. II. h. kempton, ". 4. Lamp
rey. f. y. Loomis ". A. Larhin, Eugene Mason
D. T. 7. Mertz, George l.. Mertz. Thomas Murell.
Charles Marsh. John McComb. c. J. Moore John
B. Miller. John Il. Mclaughlin. l.. c. Miller,
r. odor Harry Park. Walter Plumley J. F.
Porter. 7. j. Ryiand ]. Rogers, " F. Stalcy,
J. H. Thomas C. ". Thayer II. ". Vaughn, DIR.
T. A. Wellington. DR.. X. NJ. Weldon, b. T.
Hinton, T T.. Price, f. R. Price. 5. \. Apple.
Arthur Copeland. W j. Wallis, J. d. Hospital,
". p Kyle J. NJ. Rissler. DR.. W. II. Trail Ed
ward p Batcman ". g. Wsrrell. O. p. jones'
B. j. Braun. Edward Hines. Julian c. Dowell
|. c. Foster. F. r. Rhodes Grant S Barnhart
| Charles Kuhns. \. u. Mayo, A. \ ProtZman.
p Bagacy. Judge Arson :. Taylor, George H.
| Judd NJ NJ. Shard. l.. d. Pendeton. J. 4.
/ Seats Joseph Ha,enan, Charles ". Henry. W.
| " White. G. ". Thayer William Dashiell, F.
I II. Caldwell. r. A. Boiea. @. +. Aldridse, T. +.
| Bennett ". " Greene W. J. Jones. DR.. Harry
| Cour-on John :. Hebbard. Louis Roy, Wesley
| Graftin b. p Hickox c. NJ c. Spooner, How
ard G. Brown, Frank T. Chapman, W. Il. Berry,
| T. L. Bliss and j. N. BuZZell.