The Brookhaven leader., 1883-06-21

Their Ensertafnment Given I'm
Compliment 80 abe seniOr
Class Of Whitworth
College.

Editor Rrookhaven Leader;
Feeling assured that your readers viii
he pleased to hear something of this ele-
CANT entertainment, commend to your
consideration the following brief account:
Heuck's Hall never before presented so
attractive an appearance, as on last
Friday evening, bedeckcd, "a it was,
with heavy festoous of evergreen,
beautiful paintings, banners of the club, a
motto, "Welcome, which filed each heart
with good will and pleasure, and a crescent,
formed of magnolia blossoms, suspended
amidst the dark clouds of cedar,-all com
bining to make the scene at once attractive
and most highly pleasing. The young
gentlemen, with their society regalia, com
posed of a crimson satin sash with gold
fringe, crescent and star (worn from the
right shoulder to the left side), looked dig
nihed, important and happy, and as
though they meant to have good time
as wei as their invited guests.
Upon this scene the beauty and lowell
ness of our little city soon arrived and all
was life and enjoyment. Time passed so
rapidly that when the hour of IL drew
near we were startled-but not so much so
that we could not eajoy and do ample JUS
tice to the elegant repast furnished by the
al. o. T. F's.' But more OF this anon.
The principal Cuisines of the evening
was the election, from among the seniors.
of the "Sultana," who was to, be the most
beautiful one of the sixteen. After much
counting and wcighty discussion, and the
audience being assured that "a free vote
and fair count" had been made, Miss Anna
Bailey was led by the handsome Sultan, Mr..
Jno. Martin, to the chair Of statecupon his
throne Her maids of honor, Misses Raiford
and Warren (being the next in beauty, fol
lowing upon the arms of the Grand
Pasha," Mr. Abe Leweuthal, and the
"Grand Vizier," Mr.. Jmlienne Willoughby.
Mr.. Martins address to the favored
beauty was chaste and eloquent and
much enjoyed by the attentive audience,
at the close of which he gracefully placed
upon her shoulders the insignia of her rcy-
al office.
Mr. Lewenthal, who had before happily
welcomed the audience, here made anOth-
er complimentary address, followed by ore
equally as,good, from the ''Bey," Mr.. Spen-
Ger. The gallant L..O. T. F.'s also pre-
scented the charming Sultana with II beau
tiful gold pin, and each of her Maids of
Honor with a beautiful silver pin, bear
ing the emblematic crescent and star of
the Society. The rest of the Seniors were
presented with handsome badges of the So
ciety, which will doubtless be treasured as
delicate mementoes of the Joyous occasion.
All were now ready for pleasure only.
and none failed to find it for, even the
wall flowers" had there been such coald
not lave failed to brighten under the
inspiration of the magic tones brought
from the elegant piano furnished the occa-
sion. by Prof. Drion, of y. 9.
All Event merry as Il marriage helP' un-
til the 'wec slna' hours" when with hearts
full of gratitude and praise to the gcner-
Gus. intelligent, and courteous J.. Q. L. rs
the guests babe Sdeu to the scene of. so
much real enjoyment, feeling that no part
of commencement cOnld be more enjoya
BILE, if AS much Sc. f. l..