The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-29

Professor David Star Jordan was the
guest of honor at an elegant though
wholly informal, little banquet given
at the Knutsford last evening by the
Delta Epsilon college fraternity. OF
which DR.. Jordan is an enthusiastic
member.
There were present Professor Byron
Cummings, Joseph Seigel, E. X. Brown,
G. M. Baily, Superintendent Frank B.
Cooper, Professor George N. Marsnaii,
DIR. c. G. Plummer, D. H Blossom and
George F. Sprague.
The menu card was a work of art,
and the menu itself was up to the
standard of the house. The decorations
of the table and banquet room added
much to the pleasure of the OCCASION
DR.. C. G. Plummer, Northwestern
college, "a, was made POSTMASTER. SUI
perintendent Frank 3. Cooper. Cornell,
'S2. responded to Delta Upsilon; Pro-
lessor Byron Cummings. Rutgers, SO.
to Delta Epsilon Expansion" Profess
sor George n. Marshall, Cornell, 81. TO
Our Guest" and DIR. David Star Jor-
dan, Cornell. ~. responded. These old
college boys, had jolly good time to-
gether. The speeches were full of hui
NOR and were all applauded to the
echo.
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The sophomore and freshman classes
of the University of Utah gave a dane
ing party at Landrum's hall last even
ing. The large dancing room was dec
grated for the event most tastefully
with holly and Japanese fans. while in
one corner of the hail a booth for re-
| freshrnents was built of the national
colors, with large American flag for
| the central drape. Lemonade was
served during the evening by the Misses
Vivian Little, Elsie Ritter and Edith
Kingsbury. The chaperones were Mrs.
J. L. Kingsbury, Mrs. c. w. Watson,
Mrs w. w. Ritter and Mrs. r. E. Lit
tle The function was managed by the
following committees: Miss Claire Ell
lerbeck, Miss Belle Scofield, Mr.. Walter
Ray and Mr.. Nelson Dickerman. Among
those present were: Mrs. w. w. Ritter,
Mrs. Straup, Mrs. r. f. Little, Mrs. c.
W. Watson, Miss Mable Harker, Miss
La Won Pierce of Brigham City, Miss
Minnie James, Miss Little. Miss Katie
Murphy. Miss Elizabeth Groo, Miss
Hewett, Miss Scofeld. Miss Halle Fer
ron Miss Jennie Sands, Miss Ellerbeck,
Miss Vera Tempest, Misses Dye, Misses
Cannon, Miss Edna Swenson, Miss 10
sepine Wells Miss Clane Thatcher,
Miss Gertrude Felt. Miss Ella Walker,
Miss Hyde, Miss Josie Morris, Miss Ha-
eel Payne, Miss Watson, Mr.. William
Ray, Mr.. Lucian Ray, Mr.. Nelson Dick
erman. Mr.. Seth F. Rigby. Mr.. bod Ri
ter Mr.. George Gibbs. Mr.. Eugene
Lewis, Mr.. Waldo Kingsbury. Mr.. Pres
ton Cannon, Mr.. Will Grimdale, Mr..
Benjamin Howell. Mr.. Ralph Watson,
Mr.. w. c. Dunno. Mr.. Frank Barnes.
Mr.. II. Claude Lewis, Mr.. Alviras
Snow, DR.. Snow, Mr. Wallace, Mr..
Payne. Mr.. Mcintyre. Mr.. Brigham
Young, Mr.. Nelson Margetts. Mr.. Whit
ney Mr. Jay Groo, Mr.. George Badger,
Mr.. VIII Christopherson and Mr.. Fred
Sands.
Mrs. A. A. Gibson has returned from
a delightful eastern visit.
Miss Alton Young will receive at Red
Butte Hollow on New Years day.
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The University club high jinks takes
place tomorrow evening. The pro-
gramme is in charge of Mr.. Ned Ferry
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn and daughter,
Miss Rita, and Mrs. Kahn's mother.
Mrs. B. Cohn, leave today for a visit
to Chicago and New York
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Miss Para Pitts has received the
medal for highest scholarship in Miss
Dana's school for young ladies at Nor
ristown, N. j. Her average for the
quarter just ended was 80 out of pos
sible 100 per cent. She is a member of
the junior class. She is spending her
holiday vacation with her mother in
New York. Master Will Pitts is also
in the metropolis after term at st.
Paufs school, Concord.