The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-31
THETA NIL FRAT
HOLDS BANQUET.
WINDSOR BANQUET KALI SCENE
OF PRETTY HOLIDAY EVENT.
Excellent Program Of Music and Speak
ing Features Gathering.

! Last evening the dining room of the
| Hotel Windsor was the scene OF one Oh
the prcttiest events 81 the hoIIda! SOU
| son when the Theta Mu Fraternity held
! its annual holiday banquet. The com,
mi;tce, headed BY Edward Schiller and
assisted by several energetic committee
men. are to be congratulated upon inc
success Of another Theta MI req I''lci
| day. r,o,.;..
| n delicious menu Of the seasons cdlDles
were served. that only proved that Her
bert Hoover has had his day. .
| 4 program followed the banquet, &c,
Iighifully combining the humorous and
serious sides of life. Toastmastcr
I Harold J. Kaltenbach Of West virginia
| law school, acquitted himself pe!nhu
criticism. At all times ne hn iG. tIe S siin-
alton in hand and his versatility Is SIP
ping from the ridiculous TO IN" Suhilihe
| IS 10 b. heartily commended.
! 4 solo by John Gorsuch, one or INC
leading tcnors. and sung IN ms mos 80 cs
! ON, with fond recollection OF OLD SCho"l
DAYS when Theta Mu were learning inc
golden rules al {. II. S, -, ,,,o
CANAAN James T. Riley. late OF the
| / s Marine corps and now completing
n law course at columbia University
ravc n brilliant Grafton on fratern MAJ
ISM" His practical application OF ira
tcrualism WAS n lesson that only eh"S-
| ON few arc honorcd by learning.
| J. Ed Troll was next called 10 'nS
sneakers table and his remarks. though
bricf we're as unconfncd as webster
unabridged; every word belnS TO the
' I'D. Kcrkon. ono Of whcelings pre-
micr comedians. rendered toucpInE
.nIn which he titled. she Broke MY
Hcart So l Broke Her Jaw, I'd h an
the boys in spasmS OF ,n 'nuE"'e' anu '''
"@s Murray, editor Of the ST. Louis
Democrat confined his remarks 10
| nationalizing the fraternity. IL Is pi6
| job. he said. hut he niau" II lo"N do '0'
sand Hndy Rock made quite a talk about
tho old alumni ard the new fraternity.
willis H. Fahcy, manager OF inc l'-"
ibaskctball team. partly outlined most
interesting schedule for the approaching
season. Leo Roth. treasurer or the IRA
tcrnity. presented the dope on Frat
house. Ed. Ncnscl. NJ. T. Rafferty, 70.
Dufrcnc and G. J. Thompson were cahco
uron for toasts and responded with un-
concealed enthusiasm. 49,
.rh. closing remarks were made by
line president. Chas. J. plCkmah' VINO
rouk as a topic for his eloquent TAX.
"rhe Frat As an Ideal" The way OF
1.-THE speaker in idcaliztng his fraternity
were so enthusiastic that none oi TN"
!mcmhcrs could have helped imblhinI
freely. Of his wonderful fraternal spirit.
Mr. piCkman as leader. has ever!
iuuaIifiCation for his work 10 when ne
has been elected. Under his guidance
and judicial care Theta Mu has flour
lishcd as few similar organizations nave
been able to do. The toastmaSt"r palu
II we'll earned tribute 10 his bold SELL
reliant spirit. only as some or his stcr-
ling qualities. Mr.. DiCkman's remarks
were we'll timed and left little doubt as
TO an ideal fraternity.
Allan Jones furnished the music LOT
the occasion. which ne did in his mimi
table style.
Thos" present included: II. J. kahen-
bach. En- SchulCr. G. J. Dickman' Jas. Is.
Riley. Tam Haskins. +. T. EenScl NJ
IT. rafferty,. las. Henry. l>c" Roth, leo
il. Noll. Jr.. +. Cecil kaltcnbaCh l.. =
FrIesmuth Harry Reyes. Joe CHASER; {
il. Thompson. Tom Garvcy. {; j NC
Faddcn. Harry Mullarkcy. Ed j, Dalier'
!C. G. Murray \. V: Rock. Joe MSCahc'
jC. j. Donovan J. Ed Troll. John Hc'ner'
Ben GorSuch. J. \. Gallagher. A. j.
kirchgcssncr. J. J.. Gorsuch. Ed \erkI
off. J. r. Paddcn. G. Edw. smith. t.d
Dm F'rcnc r l. Nowlcy. Ir, NiI!'% "
rahry. Jas. \. Wright. Geo. stem Har-
OH Dickman. Randolph Butts bernard
McGannon. Al J. Schroeder CLIFTON Nal
lcnhaCh.