The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
JUNIOR-SENIO
BANQUET HELD
6onaparte High School Classes Enjoy
Evening Together in Dining
Room OF Park Hotel
Thursday,


Evening Together in Dining
Room OF Park Hotel
Thursday.
BONAPARTE, Iowa, May 1.-THE
junior class of the Bonaparte high
school gave delightful banquet to
the class of 1920, in the dining room
of the Park hotel on Thursday eve
ming of last week. The room and
tables were nicely decorated, the pur-
pie j. of the juniors interviewer with
the golden S. of the seniors had a
most harmonious effect. A delicious
five course supper was served, Edith
Miller. Dorothy Warner. Nellie John
son and Imogene Page being the
mattresses. The address of welcome
was made by Cecil Percival. and re
sponded to by Reba Montgomery. A
speech to the seniors by lie Roy
Haney was answered by Madge
Smith my Most Memorable Expert
ence in Country School" was the sub
ject Of speech by Emma Dick. Hazel
Smith then told My Real Opinion of
the Junior Class" Hazelle Smith had
for the subject of her address, If
You Were We and We Were You,
We'd Like to Know What You Would
Do" Callen Long addressed the
faculty and Supt. C. R EckemaH re-
piled. Louise Stebbins then explained
what is meant by the class motto,
Only Commencement" Ethel
Moore told of her ambitions, past,
present and future. Eva Wilson told
of what benefit her education had
been to her. "How 1t Feels to be the
Only Boy in the Class was the per
sonal experience of Arthur McCrack-
en-. Margaret Warner discussed the
question, Where Do We Go From
Here Taken altogether the ban
Quet was q very successful and jolly
affair. The junior class who SO nice
ly entertained. the seniors and who
will occupy the spot light next year
are Dorothy Chapman, Ethel MAJ
garet Easter, Georgia Easter, Eliza
beth Tyler, Clarice Murphy, Bernlce
Cresap, yergia Weller, Vale Roberts,
CaiIen Long. LIE Roy Haney and Cecil
Percival, who is president OF the class
of 1921.
Mrs. U. G. Smith and children, OF
Vale. Mo. are here for visit with
Bonaparte friends.
Harold C.. Page and M. H. Horn
baker were among the candidates who
took the Order of the Temple or Black
Cross degree of the N Chanan COM
mandery, knights Templar OF keo-
sauuua recently. A. V. Blachord, T..
&c. Smith and H. j. Easter also at
tended. A pleasant feature OF the
occasion was a banquet served at the
Rest Room by the Eastern Star ladies.
yerle C. Smith OF Bonaparte played
with an orchestra that furnished the
music on this occasion.
Frank e Thompson candidate for
congress from the first district, was
a Bonaparte visitor last Wednesday.
w. F. Proper, of San Diego. Cali
fornia, was called here few days
ago by the death of his mother, Mrs.
Caroline Proper.
A. G.. Kerr returned to his home in
Chicago last Saturday after two
weeks visit here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr, and other
relatives. -,
Mrs. A. J. HURLEY, of Keokuk, Wis
tied here during the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cum
Minis
Mrs. Roger N. Cresap went to
Storm Lake, Iowa, last week for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. Nor
ton Hughes and family.
Lee Harley, Rock Island agent here,
but who has been taking few week
vacation at Carlisle, Iowa, was a VS.
itor with Bonaparte friends recently.
He expects to come back 10 WORK
here about May 20.
George Syfert, of Lacon, Illinois. IS
visiting here with his daughter, Mrs.
Wavne Kerr, and other relatives.
Mrs. George Cheney, of Moberiy. IS
visiting here with Bonaparte relatives
and friends.
The Bonaparte Girl Scouts had a
picnic Mast Monday, May 10, in honor
of Carribelle Perkins fourteenth
birthday.
Manager Gilbert of the Bonaparte
Indians has dated several good games
of baseball with some OF the best
teams in this section of the country
during the next few weeks. Next
Sunday the fast Keokuk Standard
-Four team will be here. This is one
of the best teams IN southeastern
Iowa, and are a dandy bunch OF fell
lows who made great hit when they
were here last season. On SUNDAY
June G. the Bonaparte team goes to
Ottumwa for a game with the OF
tumwa, Blue Sox, fast semi-pro agre-
CATION. The next Sunday, June 10,
the Bonaparte team goes to Memphis,
Mo, for a game with that team. On
Sunday, June 20, the Ottumwa team
will be here for game with the
Bonaparte team at Christy park, the
home of the fastest baseball in south
eastern Iowa.
Glenn Davis is now employed by the
Union Telephone Co., taking the place
OF Howard Bennett, who is engineer
and mechanic for the new glove fac
tory.
w. S. Lane and family were in