The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
CATHEDR AL HIGH
ALUMNI BANQUET
ANNuAL HEETrxe OF MEMBERs
Held LAST vIoHT AT
WINDSOR HOTEL.
interesting Addresses Delivered By
members and Distinguished
Church offieiais

The fourteenth annual banquet OF the
Cathedral High School Alumni Associa-
ton. which was held last evening at the
new windsor Hotel proved a decided
success ln every particular The han
quet at the hotel Was preceded bv a seni
onstration. when the alumni members
OF the graduating class and the faculty
marched from the Ca hedraI High sch,oI
TO the banquet hall al the V-indsor
hotel The banquet was well attended
% me members Of the association and
the hall was very beautifully decorated
IN the school colors. red and white
The excellent musical program OF the
evening was rendered by Gump's Full
saAaph9ne orchestra. which made "A de-
Among the various selections rendered
curing the banquet was Evening star
IN posed by Ienkhouser. and played on
me violin by Prof. -Nlonzo Walton. one
OF Nheeltng's foremost violinists. which
brought forth great applause. Another
feature In connection with the event was
the singing Of All Aboard for Dixie
Land. and I'm on Ny Way 10 Manda-
lay by the members Of the association
Which Which made the banquet hall fairly rims.
Herman W. Campbell. retiring president
OF the association. presided in a very
capable manner a. toaStmaster aud duo
credit must be given to the banquct
committee for the excellent manner In
which the program OF the evening was
carried out The members Of the COM
Louis Coleman. Leo Bonenberger and j.
j. owens.
The following menu was served by
manager kriel and his able assistants.
Menu
combination Cocktail
Sailed Almonds
tomato Builiion with Whipped Cream
Filet de Mignon Aux Champfgnon
Petit Pois Pomme Parisienne
Fruit salad
Windsor Parfait
Fancy Cakes
NeufchRtel Mocho
Cigars
Interesting Talks.
Following the serving Of refreshments
Interesting addresses were delivered by
the following speakers: Rev. %. H. Moye.
v. C.. LII D., who delivered "A splendid
talk on "Sociabillty." The address 81
welcome 20 the members Of the class Of
1914 was delivered by Clarence J Chap
man. president of the alumni associa-
ton, and the response on the part OF the
members OF the class was delivered by
Ihomas j. Thoner. The next speaker
was Rev. Brother Anzel. c r. X. who
delivered a good address. The address
BY John =. Nathlnson on the Alumni
was well received. The last speaker was
John . Crogan who spoke on the Sub-
Jet The Loyal citizen" The new or
year. who were elected two weeks ago
are as Follows; G. J. Chapman. president.
a. j.. ovens, vice-president: G. F.
\. Crogan assistant secretary. a..
Members Present
Those present were.
~ w. J. Henarhan. J. 9. ksltenbach
0N. a. T.. kirchucr. 90. Geo. &. Kitsuu
.09; Leo. 4. Roth. 90. Raymond O'Ncili.
,O9. Leo J Harding 'Og: a. B Jaauay
os. J. J. Marquart. re. John - McCIl~-
key. -; Hugh McShinc. lac. NJ Weiss.
'0s. Louis & Eelzcr. 'O9. Thos Thontr
Jra -; David II. Campbell. 10. Guy T..
Chapman. 10. V. J. Clark. 'O5: G. "
Goldhaugh. '06: Rev. Joseph Mertorana.
Thos. Oh. Flynn. II. John l.. Michel.
G. NJ. Truschel: Jos. l. jain j. -.
Thoner. '12:Aiphonsus r Wfurerter -
W. ~. Humes. 'O6; J. =. owens. '0C. Ino
Mccormick. 'O3: Edw1-d busch. 'O2. g. =.
Giimartin. ~. q. =. NCuham. 10. Franz
J. Whytc. II: I'd. Killten. I'LL. J. Bon
nenberEer, Ia Reynolds ticlslay. ~. e..
y peilcr. II: J. X. CoElcy. ~. VIM l..
Erenna. 10. W. X. pccEan. 'O6.. Tbs.
held to-day at o'clock. services being
held iu West Alexander Presbyterian
church Rev. ". II. Lester. Jr.. will
officiate