Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

shouts OF approval as he proceeded.
wit and joility mingled IN everything
and that goddess fair and free In
heaven ycliped Euphrosyne" -or, In
other words. ''hcart-enslnr mrth.' held
sway over the occasion and ruled In
each mind.
ARcHoN GEORGE L. NyE.
George l.. Nye. archon and toastmns-
ter. declared the sentiment.
For these be matters n man would
hide.
Az a general rule from an innocent
bride."-ISlpilng.
lie then gnve the following raluta-
brethren. I salute you This. take
u. IA quite the proper way 20 COM
inence salutatory. ''curtos." have
you examined the brethren Are the
| outer pprtnln secured against the bar
harianri Very good. We will now
proceed to pour out iibatlons TO friend
| Hacchus.
Gentlemen. we are gathered here to-
rcther tonight. not solely ITO tickle our
paiatcs with the twisted doushnuis ~
painpcrcd and ain-curscd civilika-
ton" but TO renew and rekindle the
IRE 81 our college fraternity life. when
] say IRE. gentlemen. I make no refer
cnce 20 those 81 you who werc unccre-
moniausly graduated through the back
| unnf hitNf n trlr uNof tHe tAfpNts nut
/ nliudr 10 the sparks ~ our earlier and
more Joyous days. when grinda were
few and far between and most ~ Us
| pursued the development of our 500
called lntcliectr along two chief lines
the one compulsory, the other elective.
chapel and baseball.
In these unrcgcncrnte days when we
are all pursuing and n few overriding
the almighty dollar. II II pleasant. for
a moment. 60 20 back q half century
OF - apologies 10 Major Jackson) and
imagine ourselves once mora students
NJ the old Alma Matrc. Those were
Joyous days. and nights, mostly nights.
for there was usually difference In
the morning.
when not otherwise engaged we were
always engaged IN thought. with Come
~ Us thinking became n habit and We
learned 10 love "the excitement u fol-
lowing an idea and chasing u up n
tree" n became a positive pleasure
30 pursue the red hot trail Of
thought cr the intellectual Apoor Of an
idea" There are even men today who
do their own thinking. and some who
are ever ready TO devote their lives ard
the Inner coatinEs o. their rtDfnnchs 70
| the study Of a deep and heavy thinking
part.
nut We are not called upon to think
tonight. The brothers whose NAMES APP
pear IN print on the toast llst are to do
that for Us.
Gentlemen. we owe our respective
feaitlea 10 many colleges. 10 ne many
frsicrnitlep. but lot "a, IN this society.
and at this annual dinner. which !
hone has come 20 stay. mine wna very
good and should hate to- give n ~,
forget all differences. let ur.ek meet
Greek IN common ground. let the cup
PASS" smoke up the pipe Of peace. re-
new your youths and make ~ this an
nuni reunion n stetp inE stone to n bet
ter acquaintance. a more lasting
friendship among ~ all.
MAJOR JACKSON.
'capricornus, the god" was Major
* presen, duty. they shout around.
A present duty. the vauitcd roofs re-
bound"
our rod has an ancient lineage and
came 10 his exalted position by CEN
turtles OF meritorioua conduct. How
he came by his name capricornuH II
somewhat uncertain, but ! have the
authority of n distinguished philolo-
girt from Kentucky that II ~ con-
traction 81 the phrase captain Of rye
and corn Juice" The English word
goat" In more easily disrected and Il
simply tho union Of the two monosyl-
iabl'r "Eo" and at" and refers 70 his
cxtreme activity In csigencie-.
Two-thirdn OF the great god Pau
was goat and when he lay In sylvan
shades and played upon his flute. such
ecntncien % love did flow that the young
nympha pinned 10 throw themselves up
on his shaggy breast. and u q. believed
some were indlrcrct enough TO do 30.
capricornun during these trying times
conducted himself ~ "a gentleman.
when the first astronomers. the shop
herds and goatherin. IN the silent
watches of the nisht. mrs, noted the
Grand procession or the stars, the sol
sticc and the solar year,and traced FAM
thHtlc shapes and forms In tho hea-
vcnH above In consultations, they
named one caprlcornus. the southern
gateway OF the sun" and through
succeeding ages. In the mlnntrclny 81
the spheres. our god played an cnd
man.
The punEen, odor Of our god aug-
reatcd TO the great Dcmocrltun. the In
Unite divirlbili,y Of matter. and cs-
rontial features OF the atomic theory.
The moro refined Lucrctlua made SLIM
liar deductions from the perfume Of the
rose. after our god had chcwed up
his best tunic In the back yard.
Around our gods affairs arc gath
cred good men and true. and lasting
friendships malloyed by reinrhnesn or
hope Of profit. The fraternity days
were days Of happy ana careless youth.
tho brightest of all our carr bur
dened lives. God bless capricornus and
all his votnricn.
GLEN MILLER.
Marshal Glen Miilers subject was
"soroiticn--
80 you who ever rule mems lives
iiy subtle hook or crook"
lie paid neatly-wordcd cOmpii-
mcnt 10 women In college and especial
~ Ia the fraternity girl." whose kind
Offices In rushing" prospective inl-
tlatcs In many caasa proved TO invnlua-
bic, ''Thc college girl" he said. us the
faircst type OF womanhood. the essence
% charming femininity, Other girls
the summer girl. the athletic girl. tho
dancing Girl. have been landed To tho
skies. but always and ever give me the
fruternity girl. The fraternity girl II
more Drtck to some than Ia others but
when you do get 10 the bottom ~ her
heart. you can truly appreciate her.
ID. ~. WELLS.
Scott" Wells responded 10 the toast.
"Fratcrnnl relations In the Philip
pines In happy and thoughtful vein.
introduced by the toast.
"Loather hundred timea
To part than die"
lie had learned some things on his
way 10 the Philippines. one piece ~
FIND OUT YOURSELF.