The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-12
jUN|OR-SEN|OR
ANNUAL BANQUET.
NOTABLE AFFAIR
NEW Gx1mAEUN or T. D. K D.
SCENE or ELARoRArE FUNCTION
RoNoRm9 TB SENIORS.
Exuuidee Details, Delicious Nsnn and
Interesting Program Features
Of Event.

OF EV02e-
To the members Of the Junior class
OF Trtadelphia District high school goes
the distinction Of arranging the most
exouisitely elaborate social function
hsId in the high school At Oak Park
This wear, This notable affair was the
annual BANQUET given last night 10 COM
uliment the members OF the Senior class,
who will soon bid adieu 10 the scene OK
their happy high school days. The pan
uuet was served at s o'clock 10 the new
gymnasI SUM which was transformer INTO
a vcrtible bower Of lovlincss Win spring
blossoms and grecncry car lying out the
colors Of the two classes
The tables were arranged in the form
oF tho letter It and n" and the APP
continents were clercrly carried out IN
a color scheme OF gold and green, the
Junior colors. Aaron Ward roses were
the predominating note in the decora-
tons and they were donated IN guam
tries by Florist John D!eckmann' ol
Park View. whose two sons were guests
last night. The beautiful rose buds
were artistically arranged In golden
baskets, Haunting bows Of yellow tuiiS
ON the handles. and placed at regular
Intervals on the tables and at each cover
= lovely bud was placed. Beautiruf place
cards hearing T. floral design in green
and COL dand the names and date IN gold
marked the place for each guest. Fhese
clever cards were hand painted ana In'
result OF the are and tireless enort ol
Miss Helen Cook. The faSors were
rrInea+ure yellow baskets, tied with
small green bow. and filled with 1ainty
confections. Candles. the yellow snades
chr In. petal arrangement. cast sio" ot
golden light over the tables
Tho gymnasium was effectively dec
GRATED in blue and white the senior
coiors. and presented a perfect PACK
ground for the beautiruIIE appofntee
tables. The ladders and screens Ien.
themselves admirably 10 decorator anu
were transformed into trelliS eheI|
with the profusc use oil Sno" I'd, -
n,rnn, in trellis effect was arranged over
the tables by the artistic use OIL iiiH"y
brue and white blossoms interminsIeo
,'t,h craencry and peepinE through were
MANI blue and white electric Esnts'
,,bich illuminated the room. The hlSh
,choni orchestra was seated behina d
toxer of pottcd palms in an alcoTe ana
Furnished the music throughout 'ne
evening.
Tho hanouet was prepared by Inc
1upIor class OF domestic science under
the direction OF Miss Pearl smith Inc
Sophomorc class OF domestic SCIENCE
served the banquet and created sen
cation when they appeared As co1oreo
mattresses. They wore their white cos
turne red tie and red cap and were
o,It. attractive despite their pfacAeneu
faces. The following served MISSES VIZ
rinia Seek. Beulah Davis. Ruin cameron
Edith Booth and Isabel LaEma"' AH'
following menu was served;
To thee alone. bravest OcteI
We sire the praises Of grapefruit COCK
tall
And happily our thoughts do sing
As we eat the chicken, la KING
Olives, radishes, rice croquetteS'
Rolls. peas carrots. potato oouietts'
cool and refreshing comes a sheroet,
Vanderbilt salad. can We ever forget!
Enjoy McClellands merry tunes
cream. lady fingers, macaroons
Good things yet come, we nave nuhcn'
Prepare 10 enjoy them, drink your punch
Howard Friedrichs. president OF Ine
Junior class. presided as toaStmaster'
md tho, following clever program was
iored with the exception of Miss
Rstty Bodlcy's number, "a she was
.,okan suddenly i'll OF diphtheria:
,roa sfnastcr Howard Frtedrichs
,:ivn , rouse. then in the Maytime-
Howard F'riedrichs.
For life that knows no rear
Edward Mckee.
Turn the nighttime into daytime
Louis Watcrhouse.
With the sunlight OF good cheer
Miss Elizabeth MoSran
For it's always fair weather
Mr. Casseday.
When good fellows get together
Frasher Smith.
With flowers on the table
Mr.. L. L. King.
Duet ............... selected
Edith Ciwinn. GecS-. LuSens.
And a good song. rim - s. clear
Betty Bodley.
For VIC know the world Is glorious
Miss Nossler.
And the goal a golden thing
Jane Cox.
And that God is not censoriouS-
Mr.. Jacobs.
When His children have their fling
Winifrcd Evans.
And life slips it's tether-
William Handlan.
The following were the honor guests:
NiSSes-
Mary Arbenz Anna Mae Keyser
Florence Arbenz Iva r. Lehman
Olga Anderson Ruth Kahn
lrreda Bauer Mary Grace Linton
Ruth Blankensop Eliza beth Potter
Ida Y Blayncv Laura Anna Potter
Retty Bodl,.v Katherine Scharf
AdeIia Braun Ottilc Schubart
Lillian Colmar Virginia Seabright
Elizabct Jane Cox Elizabeth SniFk
E,st.re t.rb Margaret Stewart
I.s,ic NJ Hamrlch Emily Weimer
nrtha Heller helen WERNER
Olive r. Hermann Wilma Winters
Margaret Hermann Dorothy Wood
Louise HiSsriCh Virginia lounGn>ah
Mcssrs
VIM ]. Bender Clyde Jenni
John r.. Brown. Jr. David II. latts
Russell W Clarke Robert L. Miller
Wm Boyd Cox Edward r. McAee
Albert n Denton Geo. l. MckoWn
Ernest ]. Dieck- Melvin Saylor
mann Harold Price
Harold Folmar Herbert olmsteao
Edward Frciderichs Clifford Skillcorn
George II. Hand hlliard smith
VIM. G. Handlan Armand Smith
Juniors present were
Misses
Narraret Atkinson Florence Keith
Marjorie Baird Louise himmIhs
Catherine Beck Helen Lawson
Mildred Bicket Mabel McGlnnis
Hcloise BOYD Margaret Mess
Audrey Campbell Martha Saylor
Craze Brooks Henrietta Stamm
uslen Cook Irene Stroehman
IessIe Cox Alma Thomas
wipfrev Evans Helen Timblin
E,dith Gyinn Catherine Webb