The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
All HallOws Organization Makes
Selections for the
Year.

| The Alumni association OF All Hallows
college met in the college building on
[ Thursday evening and elected the follow
| Ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
! dent, y. s. Bruneau. '93. OF Salt Lake;
rlcc-president. Thomas ]. Wofohan, 02,
| OF Denver; secretary, j. T. Tanning, 90.
! of Salt Lake. treasurer, A c. Sullivan,
| 'cS, OF Salt Lake.
The meeting was the largest and most
enthusiastic in the history of the asso-
ciatIon, and all who are connected with
All Ha1lows college see in IL a bright
augury for the future.
At the close OF the business meeting
the alumni, with the faculty and Invited
guests. proceeded to the great dining
room OF the Kenyon, where Sam Porter
had superintendent a banquet worthy OF
his shining record as a caterer It ap-
pears on the authority OF President Gui-
nan OF the college that Sam was for two
knowledge of the student appetite helped
him much in figuring out how much to
prepare for this occasion.
Father Guinan Speaks.
The happy gathering after social greet
in8s, was seated, President Guinan al
rctt Of Evanston, Wyo on his left was
Father r. J Wolohan of Denver. and
next them the faculty.
AT chance pause in the onslaught on
the good things, Secretary ]. p Fan
ming In felicitous phrase called on
Father Guinan the honorcd teacher,
friend and president OF the college, for
q speech.
Father Guinan said, among other
things. 81 am pleased TO contrast the
quiet of this evening with the strenuous
Salt Lake theater. Contrasts are very
beneficial for their teaching power
am pleased TO see so many distinguished
men from abroad among us tonight.
mn iull c-l1
bounteouS board. I had Sam as n pupIl
for two years. and the wav he has
packed good food on this table shows
that my great labors with him were not
him vet
"T wish to nraIse the STAYING power OF
the alumni Of All Hnlows college
Proud of the Boys.
Under great difficulties and through
some trying times you have kept to the
glory of Your alma mater, and i am
proud of you. Like all great works. this
ono goes slowly on. but the knowledge
that it is great factor In and for the
welfare of All Hallows viii inspire YOU
to renewed effort, and buoy YOU up in
tho hard places. Like a plant that needs
time TO root before 1t grows and flour
ishes, so this college must pass through
such phases Of development before final
form Is reached.
I am proud to see the former stu
dents and the recent graduates como
around the college again 1t is the one !
token to us who must continue the work
that real gratitude and kindly remem- |
brance for and TO us are In their hearts |
In a larger sense, also. they are the |
outward and visible expression OF what |
transD,res within. and Is not open to
the public.
Then continue to rally around the col |
lege and mako IL one of the strongest |
and staunchest powers for good Amari- |
can citizenship in all this broad State"
Cheers and laughs punctuated this |
speech and 1t led To others by various |
members OF the association during TIC |
very pleasant evening
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