The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-19
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1914
Dinner OF the Friendly Sons
OF 81. Patrick, at the City Hotel, last Even

Anniversary, Dinner OF the Friendly Sons
ofst. Patrick, at the City Hotel, last Even
Ing.
Yesterday the Irish citizens celebrated the ami
versary oftheir llusrious patron Saint with all the
accustomed spirit The English do the honors to
their Saint with great dgnity--the Scotch with
| substantial cheer-the Germans with elegance
the WEIGH with poetry-tne New Enganders with
patrotism-the Knickerbockers with infinite pro-
priety but the Irish honor the memory of St. Pa
trick with dignity, substantial cheer, elegance poe
try, PATRIOTISM Infinite propriety all combined, and
any quantity of wit, humor, sentiment and fun into
the bargain.
At the City Hotel the dinner of the "Friendy
Sons of ST. Patrick" was given. The dining room
was decorated with great taste and effect At the
head of the room was full length portrait of the
Saint, which we were credibly informed by one of
the excellent Vice Presidents, was most capital
likeness, taken shortly after the miracle working
Saint had banished all the "varmnt'' from the fer
tile soil of the island of his especial favor. On
either side of this portrait suspended the flags
| of the St. Georges and st. Andrews Societies,
and around the room the Star Spangled Banner,
the Union Jack, and the flag OF the State hung in
graceful folds.
About one hundred gentlemen sat down to din
ner. Amongst the guests we noticed the Presl-
dents of the sister benevolent societies. NJ Slough
ton, the Spanish Consul, Rev. Mr.. Huddart, Judge
lnglis, w. v. Wallace, Jno. MKeon, J.W. Girard,
w. F. Brough, w. Lyon Mackenzie, and many
other distinguished citizens. The chair was oc-
cupied by JAMES REYBuhN, Esq, the President of
the Society, who presided with characteristic dig
nifty and tact, and by his genuine Irish humor and
energetic manner, contributed greatly to the en-
joyment of the evening.
The dinner was worthy OF the reputation of the
highly respectable hosts of the City Hotel Jennings
IL Willard. For the benefit of the ANTIQUARIAN So
ciey OF times to come we annex the bill of fares
FIRST CoURsE.--SouP.
Potage la Julienne, Potage aux Huitres.
Broiled Fresh Shad la maitre dhotel
Broiled Fresh Trout, caper sauce.
| Bonsd Turkies, in Jelly. Ornamsnted Ham,
Boned Chickens, In Jelly. Ornamented Tongue
Oysters Aspic, in Jelly. Chicken Salad
Chicken Grenade. Salade do Homard
Dressed Salad
BRoILEp Leg OF Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Turkey, Oyster Sauce.
Chicken, Celery Sauce.
Fi!et de Beuf, pique, glaze aux champignons.
| salmi de Canard, Canvas back.
i
Cotelettes de Mouton, panees aux champignons
Frlcandeau, pque glace aux epinards
| Vol au vent Dc fricassee de poulst,
| Pigeons saute, aux petits pois.
| Jarninier de Gibier.
Rognons de veau, saute, au vim dc champagne.
Poulet au Turbot, d posiles.
| Canard, braize, aux navets
| Supreme de Volatile.
| Timball de Macaroni.
Poitrne dc Veaux, pique, glacd, la jardiniere.
| Hons D'GUvRys CUISINE.
| Cotellettes a. Agneau, Ia soubce
| Riz dc veau Piqna; ,glact, d la sauce tomato.
| Cervelles dc Veau, frites.
Huitres au gratin.
HoRs D'GUvREs D'oFFIcE.
A''H''' SAAD''f RoAs GoH''e"oS'' Olives.
Saddle OF Mutton, Saddle Of venison, Curran
'p'nk An' " snc oSu's dovrr" eily ssToe
Roast Canvas Back Ducks, Roast wild Turkies
Roast Wild Geese: Roast Red Head Ducks
Roast Brandt Ducks, Roast Widgeon Ducks
THIRD CouRsE-PASTRY.
Cranberry Pies, Omeettee souaidc la lFleu
Peach Pies, d'Orange,
Jelly Pufs, Charlotte Russo
Apple Pies, Madeira Jelly,
Custards in Cups, Blanc Mango Ia Rose,
Ornamental Cream Kisses, Almond Blanc Mango,
Plumb Pudding, blazing, Rum Jelly,
Maraschine Jelly.
PYRAMIDS.
Temple Pyramids, Chinese Temple Ornamente
Omamented Pyramids, Spanish Macaroni
| Cocoanut Candy, tumble Macaroni
Chrystalized Candy, Pyramid of Kisses
Egipteso Basket Mega Temple
| FOURTH CoURsE-FRUIT
| Apples, Madeira Nuts, Prunes
e erspsss A A1sSsE Nuts FFiiIRB.sr.
Baskets filed with different kinds of Fruit
Pyramids Of Vanilla Ice Cream.
Grace was pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Hue
dart
After the cloth was removed the President rose-p,
fore offering the first toast he begged to thank the soc
y for the fattering which they had called hir
to preside over the Society for another wear He
nab n CharO thn lutea off,
wished But in Irish feeling-in desire to promote tn
welfare OF his fellow countrymen. both at home an
his agreeable duty to offer the regular toasts All wer
Irish oasts The stewards: in preparing them, have bee
s Ever
Cheers) We knew they would be responded to lrisl
men only could respond:-CheeTsl He thsn gave
Drank with all the honors Music-St. Patricks Day
The next toast
2. St. Patrick-we revere the memory Of him who fir
planted the Banner of the Cross the Green Isle of
Ocean. The Coolen)
Mr.. BnoUoH was here called on for song, ar with L,
usual polteRess he at once complied and sang 1T
my own native land" with great feeling. It enthus
astically applauded.
The third toast was
Ireland-Her history is full Of sorrow her brigh
| est page must yet be written. Grin 60 hragh)
MIR, CLmEnUcH sang THE Meeting Of the Waters"
excellent style.
Drank with all the honors.
The next toast was
4 The President of the United States. president
March)
Drank with nine cheers.
An Ax.rEuR sang '.nfy country, my home, the I'm
raid Isle" in very beautiful style
The PnEsoENT-The next toast calls for your partic,
lar attention. Irishmen backward when lad
is in the case. "a laugh and chscrs) But the ne.
has other claims your attention He begged to give
Daniel OConnell-the crowning glory Of Irish cl
quence and patriotism
The next toast
Queen victoria-Msy all the measures Of her rciQ
conduce to tho happiness Of ireland Justice Irelan9
will be doubly repaid by the loyalty Of Trishmen o
save the Queen.)
God save the Queen" then sung, amid chco
and Kisses, the former, however predominaing.