toastmistress

Healths were drunk in cocoa, side-splitting toasts proposed by the witty toastmistress, Migwan, and songs sung that made the roof ring.

Mrs. Hoffman was toastmistress and about twenty men and women responded to toasts.

Sally May was to be toastmistress and to Judith had been given the honour of replying to the last toast—the toast to "The School."

It wasn’t surprising that Eleanor Watson, with her newly acquired duties as toastmistress, should keep getting outside the circle to consult various toasters and members of the supper committee; but it did seem as if Betty Wales might stay quietly in her place.

Tell Christy how pleased you are that she’s toastmistress and then come down town with me.”