The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-06
Triennial Reunion Of st. Mary's
Alumni Successful.
The Three Days Meeting Closes
With a Banquet.
Is LARGELY ATTENDED.
Many Notables We're Present
From Abroad.
Athletic Entertainment by the
Students Was Given.

Students Was Given.
st. Marys. Kas. May 6.-The triennial
meeting of the alumni association OF
st. Mary's college was brought to a
close last night. It was the most sue
cessfuI gathering in the history of the
association and was largely attended by
the old boys from various sections OF
the country The sessions began on Sat
urday and continued through the three
days. On Sunday solemn services We're
held in the college chapel for the living
members of the alumni. ana on Monday
similar respect was paid by the living
to the dead. Baseball and other games
and an athletic entertainment by the
students were among the many attrac-
lions of the meeting. At the general
meeting Monday morning the election OF
officers took place, with the following
result: President, +. E. Carroll, OF
LeayenWorth; vice president, S. j. Har-
baugh, Of St Louis; honorary vice
presidents. H. Archer, of Fremont,
Neb.; James Shorta1l, Of Chicago; Ben
Lancaster, Of Lebanon. KY: r. E. Nc
Queeny, of Kansas City; corresponding
secretary, A. J. Follens, Of Kansas City.
recording secretary, Austin f. Hayden.
OF Chicago; treasurer, j. M. Conlan, o.
St. Merys-
The meeting closed with sunptuous
banquet. DR.. J. L. E,verhardy, OF Leav-
enworth, acted as POSTMASTER and the
following programme of toasts was car
ried out.
Alma Mater and the Church. Rev.
Francis NJ. Orr, Leavenworth.
Alma Mater and Law Al ]. Follens,
Kansas City.
Alma Mater and Medicine" DR.. Peter
7. Conlan, st. Marys.
college Athletics" E. c. Quigley.
Concordia. Kas.
In Pioneer Days Rev. ]. F. Hill. 3.
The Glass of 'Os." NJ. H. Carpenter,
The menu was as follows:
Please you. therefore, draw nigh and
take your places. Titus Andronicus,
Blue Points.
''Ah. that's the first thing that We
have" Sd Henry VI, 4, 3
Tie. fe you counterfeit
Midsummer Nights Dream, 3, 2.
Consonme Daumont.
Say in mine ear-what is't?'
Anthony and CleoDat ira. ,, Z.
Black Bass and Mashed Potatoes.
= fish that appeared upon the coast
Oh Wednesday," Winters Tale, 4, ).
C1aret.
On rogue-here's lime in this sack.
Radishes. olives. Celery.
Therefore, away, to get our stuff
COMEDY of Errors. 4. 4
Filet de Boeuf with Mushrooms.
Fresh Asparagus.
I prophesy the fearfurst time to
thee Richard III. 9. 4.
Canvasback Duck with Sage Dressing
and Green Peas.
-Troilus and Cressida 3, ,.
sauterne-C Chateau NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ gemansyeta Aber-Nit
"Methinks tits time to smile again
Twelfth Night. 3, 1.
I Mutton with Sauce and Sugar Corn.
Poor innocent lamb
Macbeth A. 3.
Roman Punch.
You go not tn I set you up a glass"
Hamlet. 3, +.
Broiled SQUAD on Toast and Sweet
Potatoes.
"A dish that 7 do love to feed upon"
Tanning of the Shrew, 4, 3.
Aspic of Foie-Gras and Lettuce Salad.
THE meat is cold because you come
not home"
Comedy of Errors. l. ?.
Charlotte Russo.
I'VE will bestow you in some better
place" LIST Henry VI. g. 2.
Vanilla Ice Cream
Some sign of good desert"
Two Gentlemen of Verona, 3, 3
Assorted Cakes and Fruits
Art hath thus decreed
To make some good but others to
exceed" -Pericles, 2. g.
Cheese-RoyaI Luncheon and StiIton
both contend which is the might
ier.'' Hamlet. /, /.
Apollinaris.
For this, be sure, tonight thou shalt
have cramps" Tempest, /, 2
4 doubt some danger doth approach .
Macbeth, 4. 2.
.'Oh. it's strong. and it does Indifferent
we'll" Twelfth Night. /, g.
The st. Mary's alumni has branch or
CARNATIONS in Chicago, st. Louis, Kan