, 1902-06-17
EX-CADET
OFFICERS BALL AND BANQUET
At MAENNERcHoR HALL
A SUCCESS.
Attended, by Number Of the Members
OF the Alumni Of the University
and Many Former OFFICERS Of the
Cadet corpseHandsome Women
Beautifully Gowned and Gallant
Men.

The commencement ball was given
BY the ex-cadet officers Of the Universe
ty of Wyoming at Maennerchor hall
last night. The assembly was
decorated with bunting, swords were
grouped in star shapes OF the walls
and rifles were stacked on the stage.
Many exquisite gowns were donned for
the occasion, and the scene was a very
pretty one. A reception preceded the
hall proper, and the company vas well
coined by the following reception COM
mittee.
Captain and Mrs. w. F. Gilkinson,
Lieutenant Herbert Brees and Miss
Matte Haley. Ensign Land and Mrs.
Charles W. DeKay, Acting Captain
viii schilling andeMiss McCord. Prof.
and Mrs. ]. F. Soule. MI. James Fen
wick and Miss Corey and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. sutphin.
The orchestra, under the direction
OF Prof. william Niethe. consisted of
Mr.. Niethe Int Mr.. Robert Maggie of
Cheyenne, first ~violins, Mr.. Henry Ma
gle and DR.. H. e. McCollum, comets,
Mr.. F. B. Comstock, clarinet, Mr.. Will
Nagle, trombone, Mr.. Chris Maggie.
bass, Mrs. Mary DeForest, piano. and
Mr.. Frank Gray, traps and drums.
The orchestra rendered the following
concert program between 8 and 10
p. m.
Thererl Be a Hot Time In the Old
Town Tonight. ......... Boettger
Fine and Daisy. medley overture.
........ ........ Hans L. Line
Utopia, concert waltz for B fiat
cornet ...............R. Gruenwald
A Pickaninny Christening. 1900.
.......... ........ Winthrop Wiley
The event was given directly into
the charge of the following commit
tees: Floor-John Alsop, e. E. Fitch,
81. George Trabing, C.. F. Kuster, 81.
and Thayer stark.
Arrangements-H. H. Houston, 20.
R. G. Fitch. 90. and 8. c. Downey. '96.
The grand march was lead by Lieu.
tenant Brees and Miss Matte Haley.
The following order Of dances was
observed: 1, grand march. waltz; ?.
two-step; 8, waltz; 4. two-step; s. I'VE
step; 6. waltz; 4. lanciers; 8. promen-
ade: 9 waltz; 10, schottische; II.
waltz; intermission; ~, waltz; 10,
two-step; IA. lancers; Is, waltz; 16.
two-step; II. promenade; IS. five step;
10, two-step; 20. waltz: 81. two-step,
and %, waits.
The following menu was served on
the stage by McCaslin & Mcintyre;
caterers:
Relishes-Queen olives, young rad
ishes. Entrees-Chicken salad with
mayonaise dressing. Releves-Prime
rib roast. cold boiled tongue. vege.
tables-sliced tomatoes. chilled GU
cumbers. Paatry-Chocolate cake.
cocoanut layers. Fruit-Oranges and
bananas. Confect-Assorted cookies.
pineapple sherbet. cold lemonade. Cot
fee.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. q. Land, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
sutphin, Prof. and Mrs Gilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. g. Ingham. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. e. Chaplin, MI. and Mrs. Charles
DeKay, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Woodruff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Fitch. Mrs. NJ. N.
Grant, Mrs. G. W. spalding. Mrs. DR..
H. L. Stevens. Mrs. George. Mrs. F. w.
OFT. Mrs. Durlacher, Mrs. F. A. Miller.
Mrs. H. W. Prouty Of Denver, Mrs.
Marsh. Mrs. c. L. Maggie and Mrs. e. r.
Maggie Of Cheyenne. Miss Annie Rice
and Mr.. R. Campbell, Miss Emma
Musselman. and MI. J. Thompson, Miss
Belle Moore and MI. R. Davis. Miss
Corey and Mr.. James Fenwick, Miss
McCord aud Captain Will Schilling,
Miss Knight and Mr.. nd George, Miss
Matte Haley and Lieutenant Herbert
Brees, Miss Sheldon Of Lander and Mr..