Arizona republican., 1909-11-28

Hendflx, PrleSt, CorDeil. Flncn, Mulien and Barbour. The benediction was pronounced by Rev. Wilbur Fisk
 During the exercises President Mat thews spoke briefly outlining what had been accomplished at the institution since the year 1aD2. He gave the ap- propriations by the different legisla- lures since that date and much other interesting data
 Following the exercises a brief re- caption was held whereat many were given the opportunity to make the ac- quaintance Of the governor Ire Banquet.
 The banquet rendered the governor immediately following the dedicatory exercises was probably without excep- tion the most brilliant affair of it's kind ever given in Tempe. The ban duet was held in the Normal dining hall and the decorations were most elaborate and artistic. There were in the neighborhood of two hundred seat cd at the different tables. the table oc- cupied by the governor. the members of the board and other prominent guests being situated in the center of the room.
 The Menu.
 The banquet was served by MT and Mrs. J. H. Williams in manner en- tirply satisfactory to all. The menu was es follows:
 oyster Cocktail. Ia Maryland
 Salt Waters.
 Potage.
 oyster Consommc, la Parisicnne
 Crackers Waters.
 Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
 Green Peas. New Potatoes Olives. Sweet Pickles. Celery Bread and Butter Sandwiches. Amer
 icsn Style.
 Fruit Salad dc Laitue.
 Nabiscos
 Italian Maraschino Punch Delmonico Strawberry lee Cream. Cakes
 Salted Almonds. Nuts. Raisins Fruit
 Black Coffee.
 Tl-e Toasts.
 It was nearly the hour of midnight when the last course of the banquet was served and Prof F. C. Aver. as toastmaster. made a few opening re- marks preparatory to the list of taosts. Owing to the indisposition of w. J. Kingsbury who was to deliver the welcome to the governor. this toast was dispensed with Mayor Dimes in a few words introduced Governor Sloan who responded to the toast. Citizenship" The governors remarks on this occasion were regarded by many as even better than his address at the dedication. He divided citizens into the following classes: the closure citizen. the average citizen. the leading citizen. and the ideal citizen. Each class was elaborated upon to some ex- tent and the toast was a masterly one in every respect.
 Attorney Charles Woolf responded to the toast. Public officials" He viewed them from many standpoints and defined his idea of the public of ficial. In conclusion he>complimented the people of the territory upon it's public officials and paid a glowing tribute to the governor.
 To Rev. R. L. Creal had been as- signed the toast. Lemons With the spirit of his subject in mind. he forth with proceeded to pass a few lemons around to favored ones with the best of good humor. pr. Bolton who fol- lowed responded Co the toast. "Bou- quets." and where Rev. Mir. CreaI had overlooked a few with lemons. the doc tor tossed bouquet. Those especially favored by Dr. Bolton. in a witty talk were the governor. Superintendent Moore. Professor Matthews and Mayor Dimes.
 It was early yesterday morning when the last toast had been responded to and the banquet had reached a happy conclusion. The governor remained over until yesterday noon. himself. wife and daughter being the guests for the night of Prof. A. j. Matthews