Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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28 T II K L 1 N COL N I A N served free, ' file oilier Socials were given al the residences of I-ouise in- tent, Maggie Jones, Robert Dailey and Vera Monholland. At each of these socials a jolly crowd was present and different refreshments served. The Senior girls served a dinner late in the winter to the following: Prof. Grisham, Miss A. II. Jones, Mr. Kllison, Miss Sprague and Mr. Tyler. The table decorations were pink and white carnations which were distributed among the guests and the girls. The class was entertained by Miss A. 11. Jones at the Woodland Studio April 1st; this was an April Fool party. Miss West furnished the music and besides dancing, various games were played. One of which was the making of as many words a spossible out of April Fools” Four prizes were given ; the first was won by Miss Tzetta Farley, tin- second by l-ela Taylor, the third In- Louise Vincent and the fourth by Planch Yancy. The class was next entertained bv Mr. Tyler at his residence April 28th. The early part of the evening was spent play- ing games; the late part by listening to Prof, dowser ' s Principal of Attucks, talk on his travels in Fnro( e which was very interesting. Kobt. Dailey won a prize which was a large box of candy. The class took an imaginary trip May 24th, to Europe. This was personally conducted by Miss A. II. Jones. We visited 6 different countries and were accompanied by many scholars and visi- tors. After the trip, refreshments were sold and the Seniors made over $10.00 clear of expenses. The class of 191 1 feel as if they should lx- wearing mourning for the loss of one of their classmates. Miss Marion t Ireen, who entered into solemn matri- mony with Mr. Claude Stirman late in April. The class also suffered the loss of three other members, Mr. Cbas. Stroud, Misses Juliet Stewart and Mary Anderson, who were compelled to sus- pend their work on account of ill health. To the remainder, your editor wishes: Don Voyage,” Maggie Jones 11, Society editor. o FAREWELL, SENIORS.” 1 . Farewell, most noble Seniors! W e bate to see you go; Hut a higher station calls you From the petty tilings below.. You’ve finished your foundation Composed of well-spent days; And may you build thereon A house which none can raze. 3. Let not the trilles of the world Deprive you of your time; Dut utilize the whole of it, And ninkv your work sublime. We hope to see you all erect A safe ami sturdy walls That we bv climbing after you May not be apt to fall. ' That we may aid you in the work Of lifting up our race, And placing it upon a height Which time cannot deface. 6 . Again we say to you Farewell,” While lights of friendship glow, And may all good- be with each one Wherever you may go. Mattie Johnson, ’12.

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F YOU ARE PARTICULAR BOUT YOUR FOOD AND DON ' T KNOW WHERE TO GO JUST DROP IN AT 1802 TROOST ANY OLD TIME AND SEE WHAT GOOD DINNERS YOU ' LL FIND. Open for Inspection Day and Night KIND TKKATMKNT WHITK AND COLORED PATRONS Bu i. Phone East 3! 02 J. L. WILLIAMS DEALER IN STriPLB (1ND FflSCy GKOCliKIES Fresh and Salt fleats. Hardware Goodf Jt ivtnJ to nay par! oj lit City J. L. Tresler, Propr. 2401 Vine St. Kansas City. Mo. CONSPICUOUSLY BEFORE THE PUBLICS EYE IS THEO. SMITH, Our Druggist WHO IS LOCATED ON THE BUST CORNER 18th AND TRACY 3 f you belong to that class of men and women who think and do things, don ' t ever be guilty of saying that you have never visited this up-to-date store. tflHis latest creation is the LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAE. This is a combination of the best Fruits and Fruit Syrups incorporated with Ice Cream and capped with Angel Cake, served in gold and silver containers under a bamboo tree, among gleaming electric lights and before the breeze of an electric fan. This is irrcsistable I J- j Don’t Throw Away Your Old Hat For Good Cleaning uni MRS. HUBBARD Good Tailoring Sfiilliner 1419 EAST I8ih STREET. and her efficient itaff ol will make the •Id look new, end aUo lurniih you with the latetl creation] in fine Millinery. Hair Good., Notion and Ready-made Clothing. BELL PHONE GRAND 3486 Caters to those who know NEW LOCATION 1427 E. 18th St. Collins Block Between Grove and I’aaeo