College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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The TRAIL 133 Boone-Bletchley Dinner Mrs. H. D. Blatchley and Mrs. W. J. Boone entertained the members of the Senior class at dinner Wednesday evening, May 4th, at Blatchley Hall. The delightful three course dinner was served at 6 130 o'clock. Rose can- dles in silver candlesticks stood in the center of each of the two long tables. While tiny pink and white nut cups in the shape of tulips gave the table a very dainty air. After dinner the guests enjoyed several very clever guessing games arranged by the hostesses. Later each Senior who had drawn an odd number had the privilege of writing unknowingly his own life history which his partner read to the assembled guests. Some ludicrous situa- tions occurred. The Class of 1921 has spent many pleasant evenings at Blatchley Hall, and they felt that this last evening was the best of all. e e x. ' .1 1 I 4 I l N

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132 The TRAIL College Women's Banquet Kg ' N Wednesday evening March 30th the College Women's Club 2 of Caldwell entertained at a banquet in honor of the Debating M gt' and Expression teams of the College of Idaho and the Caldwell High School. The banquet was given in the social rooms of the Methodist church, which were beautifully decorated for the occasion. The fifty honored guests were seated at the center table arranged in the form of a cross and decorated with the silver loving cup of the Southern Idaho Conference. The other guests, numbering over two hundred were seated at the surrounding tables. During the intervals between courses, original songs were sung with hilarity and zest. Prof. H. H. Hayman presided as toastmaster. The College Women's Club, in thus honoring the Debating and Expres- sion Teams, have stimulated interest in Literary activities, which we hope may be sustained in succeeding years. The Senate Banquet Blatchley Hall was the scene of one of the most elaborate social func- tions of the school year when on April 23, 1921, the Annual Senate Ban- quet was given. Pink and white carnations decorated the tables while the college colors were carried out in the menu cards. Throughout the evening delightful music was furnished. Senator Harold Hawkes presided, and the program followed the order of the regular Senate docket. Senator James Hawkes ably toasted Roll Call, while Senator Smith very originally handled Quotation, Miss Electa Gartin ingeniously responded to The Minutes and signalled the return of the historic Senate gavel. as she finished the toast. A debate followed. The question was Resolved, That girls should be eligible to the Senate, with Senator Russell Kenney taking the affirmative and Sen- ator Corwin Hinshaw eloquently speaking on the negative. The program closed with the Censor's Reportf' by Senator Justin Conrad. After the singing of College Loyalty, the Senate members and guests dispersed.

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