Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
SCIENCE CLUB
 ANNUAL DINNER
Governor Hunt, Professor and Mrs. Stabler Guests of Honor; Adams Hotel Is the Scene of Brilliant Affair

Last night the second annual ban quet of the Phoenix union high school science club was held at the Hotel Adams. What with the soft orchestra music. the delightful menu. and the wise and witty after dinner speeches, the affair was the most elaborate ever given in connection with the high school.
 The guests of honor were Governor George w. r. Hunt and Professor and Mrs Alvin K. Stabler Each of the members present also had the pleasure of entertaining the young lady of his choice.
 Prof. Claude D. Jones. the director and moving spirit of the club ever since its organization some two years ago, spoke on "The Science Club; Its Aims and Ideals" The aim of the club is to apply theory to practice; the ideal it hopes to at tain is the ordering of life according to truth. Professor Jones' speech was received with vociferous ap- plause.
 Professor Stabler reminded the students that the soft snaps" were too few to go round and that hard work toward a definite end was the only known recepe for success. h. VeStigatOrs have just reached the borderland of scientific knowledge Greater things are to be done than have yet been accomplished and the student who seeks always the best and highest will be in the van of progress. Professor Stabler's remarks were received with enthusiastic ap- preciation by the scholars he has so much befriended.
 The announcement of Governor Hunts name called forth a burst of applause. The governor made a strong appeal to the young people in behalf of progressive humanitarian ism. Conservatism is all too likely to sail back and forth in quiet char ted seas and leave undiscovered the land of promise just beyond the hOri- zon After the banquet an informal reception was held and each of the guests took the opportunity to ex- press his appreciation of the govern | or's presence.
 The talks made by the members and alumni of the club well justified i the title Wit and Wisdom" which was prefixed to the program which 1 follows:
 Geroid Robinson, TOastmaster 1 The Science Clubs; Its Aims and 1 Ideals ........P Prof Claude D. Jones "Reminiscences of an Alumnus. .... l ........ Randolph McElhaney Scientists Through the Laughing Glass .............C Chas. H. Orme Professor Alvin K. Staber | Fatherly Advice to the Juniors. | ....... Wilson Getsineer Dutiful Reply Chas. w. Lorraine Scientists in an Age of Science.
 ... Marshall F. Broadway His Excellency, Governor Geo. w. P.
 Hunt
 Those present were: Governor Geo. w. P. Hunt, Professor and Mrs Alvin K. Stabler, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Hornberger, Prof and Mrs. Claude D. Jones, the Misses Bessie Ensign Ethel Stabler, Esther Wright. Ruth Griffin. Aileen Gang, Bernice Shackel- lford, Louise Cross, Bernice Jones' Margaret Newcomer, Dorothy Pack ard. Ruth Betts, Marie JEgley. Bertha GoldsWorthy, Bernice Smith and Emily Davis; and Messrs. Randolph McElheney Victor Jackson, Chas. H Orme. John H. Creighton, Marshall F. Broadway, Wilson Getsinger, War ren H Parker, Maurice ONeill. Joe Lawrence, John F. Mccoy, J. Vintor
 Hammels, Geroid Robinson, Charles
 w Lorraine, Lamar Norviel and
 Thomas C. Geare.