The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
CATHEDRAL HIGH
ALUMNI BANQUET
HOUSE WAS rHJorxsLE AFrxSn.
Brother Anssius wa Quest OF Honor
and He Delivered Most Ex-
ceilent Address.

Last evening in the dining room OF
sociauon was held. and n most elaborate
program was rendered. There were
aeou; $50 members OF the association
present. and the evening very enjoy
ably spent in speeches and toasts
The dining room was brilliantly light
ed and the effectiveness OF the artistic
decorations was highly pleasing the pre-
dominating colors were red and white.
the school colors. and the table decora-
beautifully arranged school pennants
were hung ABOUT the walls and were very
pretty in eject.
THE school yeils and songs were 20 be
heard throushout the dining room and
lobby. which served as an Introduction
! TO the crowd. who were so enjoyably
contenting themselves. with the eiabor-
ate menu prepared by the Mcclure ca
terer. The members assembled at the
body.
At the seating OF the members Toast
master Frank O'Brien. 80. Offered a
toast 20 the assemhlage. and introduced
! Rev. Father o. n. Moye. who in a SNORT
but very impressive address, told Of the
I school. its value. Importance. facilities
and good qualities that 40 TO make
model school The address OF welcome
! To the class OF 1912 was delivered by W.
hearty welcome TO the new members
and with open arms $50 to speak, re-
ceiyed them into the association.
| The principal address of the evening
was delivered by Rev. Brother Angelus,
] founder Of the association and the first
principal of the school. who is now loca-
ted at old Point Comfort Va. Brother
| Angelus arrived this morning over the
| Pennsylvania lines. and was met by
citation and escorted to the Carroll Club.
where he made his headquarters. The
address was an excellent one. being very
Impressive but forcibly delivered. as
Brother Angelus Is a most eloquent
/ speaker and his discourse contained
many humorous remarks and toasts.
~ b FUWNM aN NNaa
school. and its beneficiaries TO the
young man. and at the conclusion. was
cheers. other addresses We're made and
I at the conclusion OF the program. Rev.
Father o. II. Moye, with a short presen-
! tation speech. presented Brother Ange-
4 lus with a handsome purse as a remem-
brance OF the association. He will leave
: IN a short time for Europe.
/ Following are the officers and COM
mittees two were in charge OF the af-
/ fair:
Presidsnt-Bernard Alexander. 'O6.
Vice President--John J. Mathison. 'os.
Treasurer-William =. Bremen, '0s.
Secretary-Jss II. McAllister. 'os.
Ass,SI seeTeanTy v CsmRpBsi Ss
Jas. Il McAllister. 'Os. H. Wilson Bills.
'os Cornelius p. o'Leary. 'os. Lawrence
The program was as follows:
Postmaster. Frank 4: o'BTien. 90.
W N!gress 10 Gloss Of FeN o. H. Sioye
. Inc ~ Arthur Gruse. 'Os.
Orchestra Selections from The Pink
Lady"
Reply to Address Of Welcome.
| ..................J Jas u. Riley. ~
Address. ........... Rev. Brother Angelus
Loyalty 20 our Alma Mater .......
saIesmanship Herman W Campbell. 'Os
/ Orchestra Selection from The Spring
] Discretion .........Dr. W. J. Blake. 90
Address ........ Eugene J. COMMIT. '0s
Rev. o. Il MOVE. Brother Anselu@:;
| formerly 81 the Alumni Association ana
/ school. Frank A. O'Brien. 'O9. Bernard
Z Alexander. 90 Herman W. Campbell.
'oS. VIM +. brennan. 10; II. Wilson
/ Bills Brother Leopold. l.. y. Fitzpat-
! rick. '06. j ~. McAllister, 90. bud
I welty. 'O6. Alphonse +. wingerter. 'o5.
/ r. p. Mclaughlin. 90. Edwin g Jepson
/ Of: W. Hasenmer. OF. 9. NJ Trgschel.
! 80. j. J. owens 'os. Geo H. Greene,
/ 'os. Tom Howiey. -Jr. 90. Henry W;
/ SchuIer. o. Lee Buch 'oi. T. J. Kusch.
I 'OI. Harry r. Buch. 90. V. L. owens.
..ol. Y. Gugdling. 'oi; 4 p ,,,, MURPHY ?,
/ Hum-s 'os Pat Burke. 'o6. jos. \. No.
I Ian. -. Thomas r Garvey. IL. James
! NJ Cunningham. 90. John J. Grogan.
I ,oS. ] g KaltenbscG. 'os. : bruce Lock
wood 'os. John :. Mctianuon. 10. Louis
7 A VA 'cs. Ed l.. Trunk. 10. J. Louis
Eurrert. 10. VIM. 4. EGsE.ar. 20. +. \.
. Conni1. 'os. Louis a. coleman. le, J.
L T. rogan. 'OI. Joseph ~ Ward. 'oS. VIM.
. T. %olan. 'Us. . g Fsltenrach. ~;
' Rrnre Lockwood. 'Da John = McGanuou.
zer. .oe = louis Emmert. 10. IL J.
,'svenbauer. 'oN. Tom Kiileen. 'oN. 60 J.
van. ~. g.. r. Custe-. -. - J.. Helfer'
II -. v i.au-rcn. y =. Free~muth.
John e. Tinucr. IL. Cuas. y. kaltrnn3ch.
. ranu 10 james J.. G1helf. -. James
u Riley. 'le wuL-H McCann, -. Frank