The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-24
EVANSVILLE.
Mother and Daughter Banquet.
By Clyde Miller.


Daughter banquet was held Wednes-
day evening, May 16, in the Sopho-
more class room at the Grantsville
High school building.
The room was attractively decorated
with green and yellow crepe paper
and candles.
The menu: Fruit cocktail celery,
olives, creamed chicken in patties,
duchess potatoes, creamed peas, rolls,
butter, vegetable salad, pineapple ba-
varion cream, cake and coffee. The
banquet was prepared by the girls
and served by the following freshmen
and sophomore girls: Marion Wisse-
man, Evelyn Beachy, Cleda Folk, Hell
en- Swauger, Daisy Shumaker, Iva
Klotz, Evelyn Younkin, Hilda Steph-
ems, lola Folk, Ruthella Swauger
Mary Bevans and Beulah Wiley.
The program of the evening con-
sisted of several songs by the group,
talks by Misses Mary Dorsey, Chris
tena Winterberg, Kate Bannatyne,
Lena Hamburg, Ida Friese, Emily
Friel, Margaret Rovenolt, Mrs. c. A.
Bender and by several of the mothers.
Miss Amery, Maryland State Super
visor of Home Economics, was the
chief speaker of the evening, giving a
short address on the possibilities of a
girl trained in home economies.
Following the dinner, Gladys Gus
ter, senior, gave an illustrated lee
ture, What Shall l Wear?" Mrs.
Joseph Fahey was the POSTMASTER of
the evening and Miss Christina Win.
terberg offered the invocation.
The guests were Mrs. Joseph F.
Fahey, Miss Amery, Miss Bannatyne,
Miss Christina Winterberg, Miss
Mary Dorsey, Mrs. C. A. Bender, Miss
Rovenolt, Miss Eva Falkenstein, Miss
Emily Friel, Misses Ida Friese, Lena
Hamburg, Mrs. H. Butler and Doro-
thy, Mrs. c. c. Layman and ZeolI;
Mrs. R. F. Younkin and Mabel; Mrs.
Lee Beachy and Violet Stephens; Mrs.
C. U. Edwards and Dorothy; Mrs. H.
P. Miller and Mary Martha; Mrs. For
est Michael and Mildred; Mrs. Simon
burst and Gladys Custer; Mrs. I. Huff
and Melva; Mrs. J. A. Beachy and
June; Mrs. Harry Edwards and Freda
Wiley; Mrs. Ida Hersbberger and Hill
da Folk; Mrs. John Opel and Edith;
Mrs. Jonas Beachy and Alice Raley;
Mrs. DIN Warwick and Freda; Miss
Viola Butler and Clara Wilburn, all
of whom agreed that the banquet was
a great success, and congratulating
the girls and their instructor Miss Eva
Falkenstein to whom the real honor
belongs.
Farmers Day at College Park.
The boys of the vocational depart
ment of the Grantsville High School
will leave here Thursday morning to
attend the Farmers Day program at
the University of Maryland, College
Park, Saturday, May 26. A very large
crowd is expected to attend this year.
The high school will send a poultry
judging team and representative to
take part in the public speaking con-
test in which one boy from each higl
school of the State that attends will
participate. Those attending from
Grantsville will include Mr.. Emerson
Bishoff, instructor in agriculture:
Clyde Bender, Allen Rodamer, Glenn
Folk, Harry Younkin, Joseph Lewis,
William Bevans, John Blocher, Leslie
Stanton, Fenton Platter, Leroy Shu-
maker, Floyd Zehner and Clyde and
Alvin Beachy.
Music Hour.
The fourth hour of music was held
Sunday evening at the Holmes and
Wallace Studios. The program given
was as follows:
Rolling in Foaming Billows. =. Haydn
(From Creation)
Voices of the Woods. -. .Rubenstein
| Night .............. Richard Strauss