The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-22
UNIVERSITY CLUB.
SEVENTH ANNUAL BANQUET AT
THE KNUTsFORD LAST NIGHT
Walter Murphy Installed as Toast
Master, and Addresses Were Made
by Number of Leading Mem
bers of the Club.

The seventh annual banquet of the
University club was given at the
Knutsford last evening and it was
perhaps the most successful ever
given by that popular organization. A
list of those present would comprise
the membership list of the club. 1.-THE
boys" were all bent on having g. good
time. and they had it. Formally was
dispensed with, and after full Justice
had been done to the menu, speech
making was in order. AS a, prelude,
President Worthington delivered a
taking salutatory address, and intro
duced the toast master, Walter Muir
ply, who proceeded to make his Del
sartean bow.
The toasts and responses were as
follows:
1.-THE University Club"-E. 3. Critchlow
'EmollH mores nee sinit esse feros.''
Our Respective Alma Matres," A. e. ellis
Goddess of Wisdom! here thy tenn
pies were. byron.
Our Native States ....J. A Williams
Where summer night reigns ever
Hangs. ever. ripe and lush with radi-
ance."-Rfley
How dear to my heart are the
scenes Of my childhood, -. Woodwork
George Washington" Edward H. Scott
The INEXPENSIVE. man whose life
expressed so much. Lowell.
''rhe Army and Navy" Nv. K. Wright
IN every \, heart are sown the sparks
that kindle fiery war:
Occasion needs but fan them, and
they blaze. "-Cowper.
"The Wild and Woolly Westr. ......
From prairies and mountains of the great
West,
Free from the ancient gives that bind
and gall,
Are men and women rising to call.
Intent on only what is new and best
The East is dead and buried in the past;
The West alone can do what work will
laSt.-Hilliard.
THE Utah SolonS' ........ George L. Nye
Fearfully wise he shakes his empty head
And deals out empires as he deals out
thread.
When village statesmen talked with looks
profound
And news much older than their ale went
round.-Johnson.
Marriage: Is 1t a Failure?". ...........
No more late suppers at the club,
No more the quiet poker party;
You've had your outing-there's the rub
You must keep innings now, my
hearty--Paul Bocock-
The schoolmaster is abroad and [ trust
to him, armed with his primer, against
the soldier in full battle array.-Broug-
ham.
THE Young State of Utah".........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Joseph L. Rawlins
Our hearts, our hopes are all with thee,
Our hearts. our hopes, our prayers, our
tears,
Our faith triumphant Ger our fears,
Are all with thee, are all with thee.
-Longfellow.
1.-THE Ladies" ...............F Frederick Lyon
lion among ladies is q terrible thing
-Drayton.
The Disciples of Dionysus'' ........
Observation-Disclosures. George Westervelt
And our spirits rushed together at the
touching of the lips.-Tennyson.
Dead Issues ...-.....,......C. G. Goodwin.
Eternal summer gilds them yet,
But all except their sun is set
Let the dead past bury its dead. ~
-Longfellow.
But what care [; for when 1 make a
feast 1 would my guests would praise it.
not the cooks.-Harrington
FINS.
End things must, end hoWso'er they may
Peace waits US on the shores of Acheron;
There no forced banquet claims the stated
guest
But silence spreads the couch of ever
welcome rest.-Byron.
Home to resti
Close the eye and calm the breast;
Stiffness through the streets is stealing
And the watchman's horn is speaking,
And the morn calls softly, Haste!
Home to reSti
A sadder and wiser man
He rose the morrow morn.
-CoIeridge.