The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
COLUMBIA BOYS
HAVE BIC TIME
UNIQUE APPAIR HELD YESTERDAY
AT THE CLUB ON SOUTH MARKET
STREET WITH MANY IN At
TENDANCE.
Annual Christmas AFFAIR Is One OF tho
Most Novel Ever Eeld In tho City.

The students Of the Columbia Com
mcrcial college yesterday afternoon
ushcrrd in the holiday season with an
abundance Of genuine Christmas cheer
at their closing exercises in the audi
torium Of the Columbia club. 2l32 Mark
ct street. 4 vCritablc surprise await
ed the boys when they assembled IN the
auditorium. Little did they surmisc
Tint their fellow students possessed the
remarkable degree OF talent ana enter
tanning qualities with which they pre-
sontcd a little playlct entitled Putting
One Over on Scroodge." Paul Haber-
stick and stephen BREEDING took the
leading serious roles, while Edward
Rach and Howard karEcs created the
mirth-provok:nE situations. william
Sands and Vincent Winlcsd0rffer also
PLAYED prominent parts in the perform
onCe. The stage scenery was specially
prcpared by Mi John Zabcrn and ar
ranged by Mr.. Jacob Del.
Exceptionally well-rcndercd solos and
cboruses were sung by Howard karEcs'
Henry Mayer, Gregory Reith. Clarence
Roncnbergcr, Vincent Winicsdorhcr
Stcnhcn BREEDING. Edward Bach and
Emil Bonenbcrgcr. Howard Gantzcrs
violin accompaniment contributed IN no
small degree to the excellent rendition
Of the vocal numbers.
Appropriate Christmas Rotations
were crcditahly given by Nicholas Red
WAY. Edwin Philips, Sarcus Saad'
Gregory Reith.
Among the specially invited guests
were Reverend Brother Vital, y. NJ
Cap, John Zabcrn. Scoutmaster oscar
Ackermann and assistant scoutmaster
John Dancy.
Al tho conclusion OF the program
Reverend Father Anscar. O. 81. cap
| who presided paid glowing tribute
20 the we'll directed efforts OF inc
| Christian Brothers and the splendid re-
sponse given thereto by the s'uueh' ).
| Father Anscar gave the boys near
TO heart talk on the real significance Oh
| Christmas and the origin or the ChFis'
mas crib in the thirteenth century ana
20 ,ntroduction by Saint Francis Of
| Assist.
Father Anscar then presented roll OF
honor certificates for efficiency in class
| studies during the month OF December,
| TO the following students:
Edward zach, George Gehring'
Charles Teufcl, John Tunncy. Francis
| REGGIE Robert S;ahl. Harold S"ifer',
! paul WciEand. Gregory Neith. Sarcus
Sood. Paul Kr5ss. Howard Gantzer,
! George Lang. John Paddcn. FERDINAND
] Wetzel Francis Schiller. Edward KAN
Richard Tcufcl, Paul Haberstick, Will
| lam Sonnefeld. Charles Em!E. Joseph
! Abraham, Vincent Winiesdorffer. Al
her, Sci, Clarence Del. Joseph Botto-
cletti George lIorcs. Marcellus krchl
ner, Martin Bauer. Marvin Hooker
stephen BREEDING. william Sands. Ralph
Zani. Joseph Calliari, John honahan'
Robert Miller. Henry Mayer. Ray.
mond Kuntz, Louis Hillenbrana' Ceci'
conner, Francis Coniff, Robert Schnaid'
! T,nrene paccndarm. Louis Mikes. Law
renee Lang. Lawrence Lott HIATT!
| Rcatty Gerard Schodcr, Carl Bot
clarence Bonenbcrgcr, Howard karges'
Harold Kahn. Maurice Hughes FRANK
| JIardman. Michael George, Martin DUN
ta,.y andrew Brinkmcicr. William
Yeager. Harold Wharton. Nick B'd""H'
| y philips. L. Stahl. l.. Schwender' J.
| Schroeder.