Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-06-26

Oyster PateS.
Asparagus with dressing.
Fried Chicken with Cream Potatoes
Pineapple Sherbet.


Asparagus with dressing.
Fried Chicken with Cream Potatoes
Pineapple Sherbet.
Shrimp Salad with Hot Biscuit.
Strawberries and Ice Cream.
Cakes and Coffee.
The toast reader, Prof. r. d. jackson,
deserves much credit. The toasts were
excellent, and the responses were very
pleasing. One that will echo in the grad
yates hearts for years TO come was The
Outgoing Class, by President Stubbs, so
fatherly and affectionate his words. " Our
Alma Mater by Prof H. c. Cutting, State
superintendent of Public instruction, was
also very touching. That he is dutiful
son is well known, and his response to this
toast proved him a loyal Alumnus. May
the n. S. T. send forth into active life
many such representatives.
The Students from the Faculty's point
of View" by Professor W. Men. Miller;
The Faculty from the Students Point
of View" by Miss NJ Stanaway; and
"The Student in Surplice and Gown"
by Rev. S. Unsworth were the gems Of the
evening The last-named, a Clergyman Of
the Episcopal church, was extremely witty
and droll, reminding one of Mark Twain
In the entire assemblage his own was the
only straight face" 1t was enough to
convulse one to see that sad funeral otun-
tenance, and at the same time to hear what
the lips were saying; serious. reserved
men were laughing tit to kill themselves
It was impossible to resist. Then like a
flash. the reverend speaker could pass to
the sublime, and cast a spell of solemn 81
lence over all. Hawthorne may have the
pleasure of hearing DR. Unsworth, as it
was intimated that he would take south
ward trip, in which event he would hold
services here. lie is an accomplished
scholar, and Professor of Greek at the Uni
yersity.
To egerybody's, regret, owing to the un-
avoidable absence of Governor Jones, the
first toast, "The University and the state,
was passed.
On Thursday evening however, at the
Opera House, all Reno had the pleasure OF
hearing Ills Excellency's splendid address
to the graduates,
The visitors were in delight with Mrs.
Jones. her superb mploxion, simple sweet
and amlahie manners Two pleasures that
we share Zish me Governor and his wife,
we're a dailcious aaeh en- given Is ~ Il
Mrs Bergstein. and the ball ef tie tass.-
tlelh Century Club.
Thong- liss II. X, Clapp Preoepa
and Librarian Of the University, did not
speak az the banquet she was neverthe-
less. one of its bright particular stars"
In a group she is ever the center OF nlirth
and good-natlre, "Neyada's history said
a gentleman to me, "can never be written
without mentioning the name and deeds
Of this unique woman
How welEknown she is 60 all Nevadars,
and how much good she has done in her
own wayl
As her friendly hand was the first TO
clasp mine id the station at Reno, SO her
name is the last | shall mention, ere
close.
Mr.. Editor knew you are glad l am
NEAR the end You have been very kind to
me in the matter OF space, and I thank
YOU If my letter seems too long, please
leave off dear at the beginning making
il simply" Sir" thus shortening this ae-
count and obliging
THE MEMBER FROM EsMERALDA.
Hawthorne, June Is, 1895.