The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-05

| every table having different cOlors.
The menu was as follows:
Boullion
Roast Lamb New Potatoe.
Cold Ham Green Peas
Mint Sauce Sweet Pickle.
Salmon Salad
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Coffee Oak.
The banquet was served by the young
ladies of the Junior class. who acquit,
ted themselves most creditably.
The following guests We're present.:
Alumni class Of lSSS-F. B. Isely. Geo
w. Jackson
Glass of isO0-Adeline Finn. Evelyn In
boden Mary Nickerson Isely. Anna T
Jones. Mabel Minison. Clara Richards
Daisy Zeininger. Lille Zeininger.
Glass OF 1s01-Cora Bailey. Alkaline Har-
ding. Julia Laycock, Mollie Warren. Ed
win Wilcox.
Class Of 190e-Blanche Houston. Charles
c. Isely. Luella McGinnis. Gail V. Rhodes.
| Alfred Roulet, Harriet Sewal. Frank
\ Van Buskirk
The other guests were: President and
Mrs. Morrison. DR.. William Potts George,
Dr. and Mrs. Sargent. Dr. and Mrs.
Lynch. Rev. and Mrs. Bosworth, Miss
Clough, Mr.. Newell c. Knight. Mr.. Scott
e Whine, Messrs. and Mesdames Fin
lay Ross. NJ w Levy. Hiram Imboden,
r. l.. Holmes. f. r. Masterman; Messrs.
J. r. Mead. David D. Leahy. ]. n.
Knapp, DR.. Sargent. ST., DR.. and Mrs.
W. H. Graves: Mesdames L. S. Carter.
Anna Kaufman Carter; Messrs. and Mes
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Ed. Robertson, Tom Deal. ". A. Vim
cent. F. A. Amsden, Burns, II. F, Du-
Bots: Mr. and Miss Healy; Mrs. Millison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Alley. Mr.. ]. c. Dunn.
Mrs Van Buskirk. Mrs. Horace VII
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. Bookings, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. S. WoOdcock, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Lii. Mr. Doty, Mr.. and Mrs Upton. Mr.
A. C. Mueller. Mr. w. H Reed. Mrs. and
Miss Breese. Mrs. Fred Richter, Miss
Jane Burd. Mrs. II. ]. Harding, Miss
Edna Hunter. Miss Lulu Todd. Miss Ro-
salind Ranney, Prof and c. z. Clark.
Prof. and Mrs. W. II. Isely, Prof Roulet.
Professors Gavett. Buck. Slavery, Sprague,
Ffnney. Marshall. Miss Mary 3. Di-
mond. Mrs. F. Kinsey, Mrs. Geo. W. Jack
son.
DR.. Mrrison was postmaster and in
troductory to that part Of the program
he made some remarks about Fairmount,
congratuiating the trustees. the faculty
the pupils and the city on the success
of the institution during the past year
Prof. T. B. Isely welcomed the mex
graduates into the alumni in an address
which easily maintained his reputation
as one of the foremost OF the young ora
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wonderful power and an orator Of many
strikingly superior elements. In speak
ing ne is always graceful and happy and
carries all through his address nice
balance OF wit.
The response was delivered by Miss
Luella McGinnis. one Of the bright grad
yates OF the class OF this year. She
said many good things In accepting for
herself and her colleagues the welcome
OF the alumni and was enthusiastically
cheered.
Mr. Edwin Wilcox spoke on behalf OF
the class Of 1921 and Miss Finn OF Sedg-
wick on behalf OF the schoolma' tms who
have graduated from Fairmount. she
delivered a very cheerful address in de-
fcnse Of her profession. which evoked
much merriment.
NJ W Levy. secretary Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. and one Of the original
promoters OF Paramount college. spoke
remIuiscentiy Of the boom-day desire 70
establish colleges and universities In
Wichita and injected many humorous
anecdotes and Witty points Into his re-
marks.
The three remaining orators were Mr.. /
Newell c. Knight Of Chicago. Dr.. sar- (
gent pastor Of Plymouth church % this T
city. and Rev DR. William Potts George /.
of Kansas City. DR.. Sargent proceeded I
10 have fun with Mr. knight and Mr. T
George and especially with the latter. 4
He saw that DR.. George was an Eng 4
ishman incapable Of telling a sto-T ~ith i
4 point 20 Il and that as Re or sar- 4
CENT? had given him All the good an 4
zcdotes he had he refralned from telling .
any Of thcm on this occasion Or. Sar-
gent told many Interesting tninEs seen 4
b. him ID Westminster Abbey which ex-
implied the superiority q the AnElo- I
saxon race. lie then told q Dartmouth 4
,oliege. his alma matrs and u is vari-
us cndawments. and predicted that Fair
Mount college would rivsI K sarne day
az tllftAAsA vas tf-t- p ft4HrAA'tl ~
inae untH the world would - apprc-
late Fa5rurunt that Il would BE- bene-
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sardea re location. both from = general
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sas graslaed % knoT hat hEs Je~ish.
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