The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-04
- rsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE cow
rANH.
ANIMAL Election ~ Trustees a Des's"t-
lMl NeMMlOM.

sul Reun,on.
Among the companies which form
that highly responsible aud widely re-
Enacted organization. known as the new
Orleans Beard of Underwriters. there IS
none that wears prouuer ba'he y,
commands more entire confidence tiail
Aha ana whose name stands at the head
~ thia article. One Of tho oldest OF our
old home companies, and For many years
under the able management OF IT'S
worthy President, Thos. A. Adams, ESD,
gentleman as universally respected
and conilded In by our insurance com
munity for his good Judgment and liber 2
aljty In underwriting affairs rs he Is be-
loved and esteemed for his noble quail
Ties Of heart and soul, which go to make
mn the high toned gentleman and patri-
nfia citizen. the Crescent Mutual IN
aurance Company has become one oi the
corporations In whose record and stahu-
iuu the citizens of New Orleans ieel u
Just pride.
Yesterday was the day fixed by the
charter OF the company Tor the aniual
election OF its board Of trustees, aud the
following names of well known gentle
men composed the only ticket that was
offered 10 the patrons or the company,
being the same board that served last
year. and who this year receive the
unanimous Endorsement or those whose
interests they SO well guarded aud ad-
vanced during the year gone by:
Thos. A. Adams, Samuel y. Newman,
Samuel II. Kennedy, John Phelps,
Adam Thomson, Henry Abraham, !; n.
Htrong. Victor Meyer, Joseph Bowling,
Jnhn Nj snnHiItyp
Bimon Hernsheim, Simon Forcheimer,
Jos. b. Wolfe, II, j. Post, Edw. Pilsbury,
John Ii. King. Frederick Camerden, j.
Il, Harris. Andrew Stewart, Joseph
Stone. George Martin, Alfred Moulton,
II. &. Jurey. Edward Male. Geo w. Sen
tell. A. Levi VIM. IL. Matthews. Paul
u. Mortimer.
We were told by Mr. Henry V. Ogden,
the able and obliging Secretary OF the
Company. that besides the above there
are three other members to be elected,
future meeting.
In the directors room I'm the rear or
the company's office. the officers OF the
company had had spread decidedly the
most boilntiful and beautifully prepared
lunch that we have ever seen on an oc-
casion OF the sort We cannot better
describe Il than to give the bill OF fare
Just as handed to its guests by the OIL
GERS of the Company:
Broiled hams presse glace Decoree n
Ia gelee; boiled tongues presse glace
decoree a la gelee; one enormous orna-
mental shrimp. Mayonaise with celery
pates dc fois d'ois trulIc de Strasboulg.
cIecoree a la gelee: turkeys roasted ,
Fulton market spiced corn beef. presse
glace and decoree; galantines OF tur-
keys, truiIe la Bellevue; chicken May
onaises with celery decoree; celery
plainc, hors d @uyres. French coffee
Java and Cordova.
This lunch was prepared by the genial
Fritz OF the United States Restaurant,
and was a monument to his skill ana
good taste, az IL was also worthy OF the
Crescent Company and the occasion.
In generous champagne and other
wines and liquors was the health and
prosperity Of the worthy President and
the officers aud employees OF the com
pany repeatedly pledged by the numer-
Gus guests who were present during the
day, every one of whom expressed his
surprise at the beauty and richness OF
the entertainment. Long may the Ores
cent continue its honorable and prosper
GUS career, and long may its worthy
President continue to grace it's anniver-
saries with his presence, and have his
present able and courteous assistants
help him to do its honors.
To Secretary Ogden and Mr. Chas. j.
Uhlhorn this reporter extends thanks
for attentions extended him.