The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
GOVERNOR AND STAFF
GUESTS OF CADETS
Fourth Annual Hop of High
School Militia Is Brilliant
Affair.
Special to Tho Tribune

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. Ex-Governor William
Spry. the members OF his staff and {
number OF officers from Fort Dougla:
were present tonight at the fourth annua
military hop of the Ogden high schoo
cadets In addition to a review OF tho
cadets by the governor, there were en-
hibition drills and other military fea-
lures by the two companies and special
SQUADS. Prior to the exhibition the
guests OF honor from Salt Lake, mem
bers OF the Ogden city board of educa-
ton and others were rendered a BAN
quet by the cadets.
The Salt Lake guests arrived in the
CITY at o'clock and were Ia ken IN au
tomobiles to the high school building,
domestic arts room on the ground floor
at $50 o'clock. Under the direction OIL
Miss Eva Farr, instructor In the domestic
science department. the stucents pre-
dinner The decorations In the banquet
room, as also in the auditorium oall.
room on the upper floor, were carried out
in accordance with the washington Dlrth-
After the official review by Governor
Spry. companies and 3 presented the
exhibition drill, consisting OF Butt
physical drill and Butts manual OF arms.
The companies were commanded by Cap.
tains Roland Williams. Willis Smith and
Ralph Parker. Two new features were
added TO the exhibition by the cadets at
this years annual event; Following the
drills wall-scaling exhibition was given
by special squad consisting OF members
OF both companies. and the slsnai e9rpss ,ss
gave an exhibition OF wig wagging
messages. The exhibition portion OF the
programme was not completed until s:50
o'clock, after which the remainder or the
evening was devoted TO dancing: The
music for the drills. as well as for the
dancing, was furnished by an eighteen
piece orchestra under the direction OF
Prof. 4 w Nichols. -,
tary banquet included the following:
From Salt Lake-Governor William
Spry: Major w, G. Williams, Major j.,
i, Leroy Borne, Captain W: H. Gregory,
First Lieutenant Alex Thomas, First
Lieutenant Curtis Clawson. First Lieu.
tenant Elmer Johnson. First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant Wesley e. King, First
Lieutenant Freeman Bassett, Lieutenant
Clayton Coolidge. Lieutenant w e; Lind
H NJ H. Lund. Colonel D. c. Jaekling,
Wright. Colonel R. T. Badger. Colonel
Lawrence Green; Colonel Charles Charles a A
Quigley, Colonel Edwin G. Woolley Jr''
and Colonel S. A. Whitney,
pIngree. Mr, and Mrs. w. H. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. beEedanl' Mr: any
Mrs. G S. Glen. Mr.. and Mrs, Wade NJ
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs; Henry Peterson;
Captain and Mrs. w. z. Kneass- Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Mills. Mr., and Mrs: L. s.
Hodgson. Mayor and Mrs. A; G. Fell,
Commissioner and Mrs. j. c. Nye, COM
missioner #. s. Browning and daughter;
Captain Roland Williams. Captain Willis
Smith and Captain Ralph Parker, OF the
high school cadets
The following committees had charge
Of the ARA rangements for the ball.
Reception and lowers-The Misses Mae
KYLE, Ruth Watts, Vera Frey, Mary
Parmley and Josephine Taggart; Lieu
tenant Sid Winters, Sergeant Major John
Lockhead and Corporal r. Fox,
Invitations. tickets and programme
Clyde Thyberg, Sergeant Newton Del!s
and Sergeant Curil Jennings.
Refreshments Willis Smith
and Lieutenant George Beck.
The decoration committee was under
the direction OF Captain Ralph Parker.