Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

whether thoy owned or smiled.
The program planned Tor the dny
comprised many enjoyable features the
first ho.nr the banquet given ut nuou
by The brigham Young naauciltion Co
the dlFniiarioa ~ the church ana State
"a rcurrous and delicious repaHt boz
Ink spread Tor their dUiCrtutlHu.
tn the afternoon nu Interesting pro-
gram of addrraH,H ruuFr and iustru-
mental music was rrudor0d-ilr,d'H
band furnishing llHt ~ superb musical
numbers. among them Hearts md
Flowers" IN t.pmbarll' and otngr
notable selections.
The oid.mshionsi ban planned Tor
the evening was IN n measure spoiled
hy thc wonthor-but few vcuturlnH
o. don the low -neckcd, short HlCrvDd
gowns which were the mode ~ The old
time ball gowns.
However. o. number Of younF people
amongst thcm Mrs. John drocghrrk.
Jr.. MFa. Frank Taylor. Miss Hester
Cannon. Mrs. Frank Hoatie and others
worn afrayed m the old fashioned
gowns. and DR.. Fred Clawson and
AionE1 kealor appeared IN hnhlllmcutH
that were the dress suits of nve decades
aga.
During the evening Mrs. y. Roundy
danced the Sir Roger Dc tONUrlY In a.
gown which she hnd worn M receptions
given respectively in honor ~ Pre- iifnt
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew John
con az Washington. ami O. ~ made up
uf the aulintlY dressed couples danced
dundrillos In oid-fnrhloued style TO the
amusement ~ spectators ola and
young.
The outertalument ended AZ y O'Clock.
the entire affair, save for the weather.
being n most enjoyable oneHund doubt
Ices tho fururunuer M many pleasant
events that will distinguish the date
ln future.
Thursday was memorable also in local
school annals. thH day witnessing the
graduating exercises ~ tho eighth
grade IN the different schools each bee
ms attended with appropriate public
exercises.
OF nv many exhibitions riyon. no
more elaborate and charming untrr-
tnlnmout marked the graduation oHer.
ciHea M the day than that ~ the Lowell
school class, which during the past
year has been presided over by Aiaa
mo anair was conducted Ga the main
upper han at the i.owcll=nn artistic
decoration " huniinE. nnHH and flowers
having converted the hail into "a bower
whose upper space Was occupied by "a
platform from which the exercises were
Given. ami tho best hy tho pupils
numbering sixty IN nll-und tho parents
ana friends who had gathered 60 do
honor 90 tho occasion.
A delightful program, representing
the literary musical, and clocuillnnry
talent 90 the school, wac given, the
numbers compiling Hn many excellent
features na 90 make special mention an
Injustice. perhaps, except as applied 90
A Tow Of the notable EXERCISES were
the selections giyun hy me school or
rhestu-n band composed NJ pupilu Of
inc olrhth Hradc.-a song by Miss Hat
no whitney. and q "cinfH poem" hy
Henry &. Eynus-the latter q YOUNG
gentleman of twelve years no read
an ourinnl production that would have
done credit 10 "a professional poet OF
mature year,.
During tho entertainment a. number
10 little flower girls dressed ln white,
transported the arm loads of nowrra
which were ahuwercl upon the plruci-
pauta-to tho platform tholr bright
faces and pretty coftum ether with
those OF the pupils making part N
the charming picture.
The program ended WIN me presrnth-
tinn I'd certificates hY simon inm-
berger. who rullyruel rho ceremony
with various clever ani appropriate re-
marks.
Tho anair altogether was "a thorough
success, AilTl Clnrahau.rto whom credit
o. due Tor tue event uH WNN hh Tor the
proficiency ana progress NJ tho class
Participating haylrg reason Go Dee
proud OF tho most delighifui entertain
mont.
Two very pleasant events IN The lay,
not connected With the school program
waA o. talk hy Cot willard Young hs,
fore the close ln ihe morning. and the
presentation ~ u hcluilfm painting Of
"a scene in city Greek canyon by N, H.
A. Cuimer--thc rift being designed for
tho eighth uadc room az the Lowell.
Yesterday tho pupils who will take
the eighth grade course next year nt the
t.owell gave banquet 90 the GRADUATE
Ing class Of '1o-the event tukIng pmce
az the school,
Elliott Clawsnn acted ms touatmaHtor
proving a most efficient conductor OF
ceremonies.
Last nirht the University freshmen
save banquet 10 the seniors at tho
Knutaford hOtel-the event ranking
among the most brilliant school events
Of the year.
The table was most artistcally dec
Grated the following lisi of toasta be-
ing responded 10 during the courses OF
the elaborate rennHt;
ola % 'g0-h. Porter,
The Pr0fs.-G 3, Gibbs.
When ! was Froahman-S- II, Rig
by,