New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
THE SRAKESPEAERAN DINNER.

TIE shakespeereans Of this city held high festival a.
tie Century Club on Monday evening, the 29jh Ami
yersay of de birth ofthe Bard Of Avon. The dinner
'erve6 in the elegant dIswiUgroOm Of the Club. Mr..
Cuban c. yerpsnek in the Chair; Judge DAILY and
Mr. Thomas Hicks acted as Vice Presidents The en-
teriairmebt was gotten mp by Mr. james N. SANGER
SOD the caterer for the Hew-Yofk Hotel. Upward OF
sv.u,y gentlemen SIT down the suuPtuoue banquet
The toasts were seven in number each horalded by
a quotation from Shakespeare, and elee from the
wolls CT toe immortal swan" Wm NJ Evarss, esq,
replied to tie "Dsy We celebrate" The Rev. Mr.
Hudson responded to the toast of Shakespeare" His
onmentstors received acknowledgment from r.
Grant White, esq. "The Drama" was responded to
by james I. Bfady, esq., and "fbe Pleyers byJ.
Il. sddops esq. "The Century" found fitting
respondent IN John II. Lomlee, eco.
The bill Of fare ia go remarkable that we produce it
en- ire. Every dish aud every wine has its citing in-
PRODUCTION by TIE immortal bard. If Lord Campbell
has shown, from Shakespeares familiarity with legal
erns that he wss bred the law certsiny the author
of this blu d fare msy claim to have proved that he
was bred o the kitchen.
FESTIVAL
oosss0EArs s oS InE az EE Iyo ~ THs IMMORTAL
Lnsravias ofthe room in which
s...e'Pt:. ... was ooi9
"THE Century"
BILL OF FARF.
Have e that your bills be not stolen"
FIRST COURSE.
Cnntinae IT. eouses, tn thou know st what they are
Oysters on shs Halfshel The last River
This treasure Of az oyster"
"stt deep glass Of RLsn!sb wiSe.n
- e1pee. spoon uaea. Something too crsb.bed"
Tnou lack'st cap of Canary"
EeAns6ee Salmon boi.ed. with lobster ssace. a.
." TL' rrps7ous breed monsters; for the dish,
Poor tributary rivers as swee. h,h"
North River shad, bro1ee, sauce remoniade ,.e,,,
BsImuas Potatoes, boiled.
"FroIa the sin ysx d BeImooshes"
aFor Ills b. sure to night hou shalt have craups"
great nature. second course
Spring Lamb roasted with Eint
As IL the Eucking lamb"
Ross. capOrs, stuffed sIth .rufles
Veal sweetbr.sd. lardsd. with e Haio ,,,,,
"'N.d qno'h the Duicnm Al IS not Veal CanP'
"You would eat ohicieus T. the sheI'
LiysIso Geese, with Msee.rs sauce
This l. the liver vein " hloh makes hesh deity,
green goose goddess
Wild Squads. sIeHea, vita vegetable sauce
As pigeons f. their young"
WHO comes f.s, in silence ofthe ngbsr'
Green Peas .iih s. gar h.u,,,,
Sweet Corn, ILdun style.
The sods no. for the rich only"
Onions stewed With gravy.
An onion viii do vel for suoh a shh.r
"psJ isht and cham payne Discovers not 2cren
THIRD COURSE.
Whistler the course, the eud Ia the renown."
EDshsh Saipe, bfoiled on toss..
should time sEpena with Guch snipe.'
Blue winged TEA reasled
o, csiusy dsckp
with wings a. swh ~ meditation"
A Wild Bears Head, rsrphed with spears
Like full anornd boar, German one"
Boston tettlce with syonnalse sauce
We NAY pick thousand salads =,
Ere We light such another hero.,
" Run nothing bat elaTet wine
FOURTH COURSE. .
- - the fruits ara 10 ensne',,
And any pretty lit1e tiny koAahs""
Run Puddiae ,...u
:" The thou damn st Up. the more IL 0ain'
Ounce Pses. .,,,n
"TLey call fer ounces in the ps'"''
Tstlestes Of ApplsL .,,,. tsr,-
KissiBs csm6ts and sos e'it g oes ;,
"Ths "a. CT mssy doubled ha'ss
Tutll.fraisi Leo Cteam.