The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-03

What / escaped last night"
Albert Riddle in Life
The large dining room at the Man
itou was the scene of one of the most
delightful social events of the week on
Friday evening. when Nessrs. @. NJ
Stebbins, instructor in French and
German. and H. F. Andrews, instruc-
tor in the sciences. gave a banquet to
their students, members of the third
and fourth year classes of the High
school
The gentlemen were assisted in re-
ceiying by Misses Frye and Dukes,
also teachers in the High school. On
arriving. the guests were each pre-
scented dainty souvenir. designed by
Miss Fry. and which were intended to
nystify them. That the souvenirs
were not long a mystery was shown by
the triumphant air with which the
young people wrote the correct answer
to the last of the series of questions on
them. II is safe to say that the SOU
venirs viii be exhibited often and that
they viii be preserved for many a day.
The banquet was a great success
from an epicGrean standpoint the
menu being elaborate and elegant. MIR.
Andrews in a neat speech welcomed
the guests and introduced the toast
master. Professor Malone. Nine toaSts
were very Mittily responded to, among
the speakers deserving of special credit
being Miss Belle Parsons, Miss Lee
Judd and Mr. Roy Hampton. The first
toast, 1.-THE Cocoa Club" was well
merited tribute to the club of fourteen
young ladies whose graceful act OF
esteem led to the banquet which was
really given in recognition Of the cour.
tesy of the club Our Girls obi liv-
Hest book that ever man looked into
since the world began was finely re-
sponded to by a manly young junior
class "Reminiscences" by Miss Lee
Judd. aroused much nirth, as did tbs
final address by Mr.. Stebbins.
Misses Frye. Dukes, Buchanan, Paine
Professor and Mrs. Malone, Messrs
Andrews. Stebbins and Reed, the mem
bers OF the High school faculty, were
all present.
The invited guests were Misses Lille
Turton. Mary Eager, Lydia Palmer
Gertrude Corker, Edna Remington
blanche Oppenheimer, Leah Oppenhei
mer. Maud Burnf1eld. Bertha Parsons
Belle Parsons. Kate Williams. Ednf
& Beeman. Grace Beane, Myra, SoWles
Eloise Sherman, Lee Judd, Ada Pratt
Bessie Wright. Edith Graves, Gract
Jacobs, Olive Lister. Grace Nelson, ADJ
Walker, Julia Philips, Jessie Forbes
Julia Dean, Marguerite Richards
Bertha Carter, Anna May Mcmillan
Florence Dye, -Addie zane, Flossit
Timer, Mollie Patterson, Louise Rich
ards. Lula Davis, Nellie Dooly, Jennie
MoIlinelh, Victoria Floyd, Lucy Lati
fner, Bertha Bishop, Inez Barratt
Marie Duff1eld, Ida Walker. Gract
Jacobs, Edith Ireland. and Messrs
Walter Little. Darwin Irvine. Fort
Fisher. David Kelly. Harry Goliath
Ronald Greene, Herbert Lawrence
Leon LoofburroW, Charles Peak, Dana
Smith. Fred Aver, Bonnie Harnill, Ro.
Hampton, George Dow, John Eager
Charlie Heath and John Giesy.
The musicale and card party givel
by Mrs. ". w. Ritter on Thursda.
evening was one of the largest ant
most pleasant social events of the sea
son.
A fine musical programme was rem
dered by Mrs. Ritter, Miss Celia Sharp
Miss Crismon, and Messrs. II. s
Dougall. Afterwards whist and higl
five engaged the attention of the guests
The refreshments were delicious.
Among the guests were Mesdames
Cutler, George D. Pyper, E. c. Coffin
Stanley ClaWson, Richard Young, J
II MOYle, Frank Jennings, Isaac Jen
rings, J. B. Farlow, Joseph Jennings
James Jennings, Lawrence Clawson
Walter Jennings, H s. Krouse, Misses
C,rismon, Weller, Cloves, Celia Sharl
Mary Teasdel and Messrs- Cutler
George D. Piper. H S. Krouse, e,
Holden, Stanley Clawson, Z. c. Coffin
John Bechtol, Grant Hampton, Rich
ard Young, Frank Jennings. JOSEPH
Jennings. J. B. Fariow, Walter Jen
nings, James Jennings, and Isaac Jen
nings.
The Magazine club of ogden wi
hold its next meeting with Mrs L
Grande and Mrs Williams, at thei
residence on Twenty-fifth street, be
tween Adams and Jefferson avenue
on Tuesday, December 9Th at the usua
hour.
The Dancing club. whose parties a
ST. Marks school house have bee
among the social features of this cit
for several years has been reorganized
the committee in charge for this Seaso
Woodward and P. L. Williams. TIL
first of the series of dancing partie
was given last evening, nearly all q
the one hundred invitations being re
sponded to in person The beauty q
the young girls present was an in
dfcatien that Salt Lake city's reputa
tion for beautiful women will be preserp
ed for many years 10 come The dancin
continued from o'clock to II 0'cl0ci
light refreshments being served at :