Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
STUDENTS BANQUET OVER
 THE CUPS AND MEDALS
The AIothorisns Celebrated Their Sue
 ccsses.

The Alethorian society of the Mesa
 Union high school gave d banquet at
 the home of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Dana
 Friday evening to fittingly celebrate
 the ncar-close or their school year and
 incidentally the winning of a majority
 Of the trophies that had been hung up
 by the two banking institutions of the city as well as the three newspapers having q representation at this place. Through good fortune. or probably the
 opposing society. the Millennium would cali it good luck. the AIethorian soci-
 ety has been successful in pulling
 down majority of the prizes They
 felt that it would not only be fitting
 but entirely in keeping with their
 class spirit to have ruusing celehra-
 tion in honor of their own success.
 The invitation list which was made
 up of the members of the Alethoran
 society also included the representa-
 tives from each concern giving
 medal
 The evening was devoted Co games and guessing contests preceding the
 banquet. Ice cream and cake and strawberries were served on the lawn
 INDlldli LII dfltfl III IIe Gd1ldt11N of toastmaster and began the program by calling upon Professor Robertson
 who drank to the health of the sue ceSsful society. While the professor was in the midst of his remarks the information leaked out that certain members of the Athenium society had appropriated two of the choicest cakes and that they might be back for more The professor then proposed toast to the Atheniums for their cunning m getting away with the cakes> l.. w Stllwell gave q toast on Merit and Joe Perkins, who received the trophy Tor oratory told of his appreciation oi the prize W. Aird Macdonald rep reSentlnS the Free Press responded to the subject, The Essay. that being the subject on which his paper had awarded the medal and Alton Clark responded with d bit of poetry The Republican representative announced that this paper would give another medal next year the same as last for the best single debatcr. Miss Wren. a member of the Athcniuns pledged her belief in the merit of her own so- ciety. Miss Lull gave toast on The DIV AlSS s0illll fiidtlk lD the hostess while Mrs. Dana replied by a toast to her guests. Edwin Peterson gave a toast tu the rival society and Rollie Pomeroy answered to the toast on debate The program was conclud- ed by an instrumental solo by Mrs. w. Aird Macdonald. The following list has been handed in as those who were present: MT. and Mrs. l.. w StilwelI. Professor and Mrs H. Q. Robertson, Mir. and Mrs. w. Aird Macdonald Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Jones, Mir and Mrs. Isaac Dana, Miss Nora Smith. Miss Mael Wren. Miss Lull. Maude Johnson. Emma Johnson. Dillworth Pederson, Ivan Pomeroy. Kenneth Houston, Joe Maier. Minal Hawley, [ Melvin Dana, Annie Wallace. George Perkins. Rollie Pomeroy. Alton Clark. | Eula Williams. Edith Wallace. Ethel Shrine, Eugenie Guthrie. Clara Phelps. Hazel Pomeroy. Marion Pomeroy. Edwin Daley. Leo Lesueur Edwin Peterson. Ronald 1lls,. prth. Inez Earle. Zenoba Harmon. Mrs. II. $ Peterson, Glenn Stapley. Edwin Mac 1 donald. Hilda Ellsworth. Pearl Shu- inan. Theresa Burton. Lucille Peterson. 1 Annie Macdonald, Lila Gulf. Leila i Williams. Zina Guthrie, Louisa Davis ] and Louise Rogers.