The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
ZIG SOCIAL EVENT STAGED Last
EVENING IN HONOR OF GLASS
OF 1919 AT McLURE HOTEL.
MANY GUESTS FROM A DEFIANCE
IN ArrENDANCE-BA ROOM
DECORATIONS WERE ELAB-
CRATE AN PATRIOTIC.
M WI B1ARE PRESIDED AS THE
POSTMASTER AND INTEREST
ING RESPONSES WERE MADE
RY MANY PRESENT.

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roAsTMASTER AND INTEREST
ING RESPONSES WERE MADE
BY MANY PRESENT.
Tho ninc,crn,h annual banquet or IN"
Cathedral High School Alumni ASS"cia-
r,on was held last night IN inc M'i1ule
bnrrl This affair was arranged IN
honnr Of the class Of 1919 and ais" TOT
rb,. returned soldiers. tn" ball room
was csprclally decorated for the occa-
SION with American flags ana 'a' h'ur"'
r,rnap,s around the walls, and the
stare where the G II. :. y. A. orcncS-
tra was seated, was banked with pa'''''
and ON either side was Il frchch "'"
l;urlISh flag with IN" stars ana S'TIP'S
N The, center. Tn" tables were arra'Eeu
IN the shap" of h"rS" sho" anu "ue'
h,,,bc. Of yarI-culorcd pruni"s were
ul;, ed NJ intervals on the tahleS' N'u
and green strcam"rs were suspend
'I rr'r, tho center IF the ceiling To the
.,dcS of thr walls and the many AGhls
were shaded with green.
TN. following unique menu was
In Remembrance Of the Good Old Scnoo'
Days.
Red Ink
crcon marbles R"d pen holders
Rroilcd Biographies
Library Paste l'hp'r l'"uS
History Leaves with
Pen Wipcrs
blackboard ErlScrs
Examinations
Chalk Sticks Brown lin
Pencils.
DR., W. J. Blake Toastmaster.
Dr w l. Blake was the POSTMASTER.
Uo nrcfaccd his remarks by stating thal
when his class was III" honor guests :
wears ago Their" wCr" as many H'ui''.'I
members present as there was last H.en'
and appealed for more rcnr'S"n'" '
members each succeeding year. ii" also
said that while the school had progress
cd in literary channels. there ma" nv
been an extension to the SCh""i III IN
mast II wears He concluded ny rtHu'',h
a letter of greeting from Ambrose i
uurhcs "A member Of tho class 81 To-
who is now IN the national service
Address Of welcome.
rLo oddrcs. Of welcome To tho class
&c Aor0 WAS rnadc by Thomas OBrlch
rlvnn president Of the association. He
said in part:
He said In part:
"NNhnc nv purpose in appearing Oh
tho nrorram tonight is TO welcome IN"
Graduates Of 1919 into the asSoclatl"h'
fool | would h" lacking IN the very
spirit Of courtesy did l fan |" express
apprcclation for III" splendid success Oh
infantry, Rainbow DIVISION. Al
spcndlnE an cnj"yah" evening ue.
cious luncheon was served, or whlch inc
rolors were rcd, white and blue. All VI
his friends are glad to hear Oh MS re-
turn.
John knrn Jr. NIlreu Evans
.,h,-, ration VIM Anderson, Jr.
Wilmer koehl NhaS NANCY
tN1,,ord Raun, Edward Gcbhard
onward Christman John Glenn
John korn. Sr.
Columbia Club.
The last of tn" very d"IlGh'iu u,
dances Of the Columbia Club series Will
no hold in the auditorium this evening
1unc :. This closing dance was sch"d'
u,cd for May %. but by|th" special TO-
1ucst Of the patrons OF the dances II
vos extended to Thursday. Bachman
orchestra will furnish Il special program
~ snapoy dance numbers. and cooling
refreshments will be- served throughout
tho evening gratis. Tho spacious halJ
will he cooled with number Of cleo
trio fans, in addition to tho many win
dows This dane" will be in IN" nature
Of n shirtwaist dance. and an unusual!
largo crowd % expected TO attend
Stone House, Eoncy's Point. Tea Room
and Antique shop. Chicken and War
| fol or Ham EGG and corn Cake dinners
| 70 order. Telephone 9lSS Elm Grove
~ FRANK EIIRHART, Prop.
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