Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-18

at Child's Opera Hall. Upon the
suggestion Of Hon. J. G. DAILY, ID. NJ.
McGarry was unanimously chosen
master of the banquet. Tables were
arranged for about one hundred
guests. The following was the bill of
fare:
Eastern oysters on half shell.
Green turtle soup
Celery on branches Olives. Pickles
assorted.
Chicken salad on mayonnaise Shrimp
salad with dressing.
Columbia river salmon, oyster sauce.
Sardines.
Cold roast turkey with jelly.
Rib of prime beef.
Domestic duck, stuffed. Lambs tongue,
sauce piquant
Veal. Lamb. Ham. Chicken.
Asparagus and caulifower.
Boned turkey with aspic jelly.
CocoanuI custard, apple, peach, apricot.
meringue pies.
pyramid or macaroOns CocOauut and fruit
H. cake.
Laaies' fingers and assorted fancy cakes
Assorted fruits. nuts and confectionery.
Ice cream.
Tea. Coffee Milk.
After partaking of the profered vi
ands. the following toasts were pro-
posed by Hon. j. @. DAILY, .Toastmast-
er, and responded too: "The Day
We Celebrate" j. G. DAILY; Gamer
ica," w. r. Burke; "Ireland," w. A..
Ryan; The President of the United
States" S. F. Spencer "Charles S.
Parnell," +. F. Spencer; "Califor.
nia," Hon. S. M. Whites "Sons of the
Golden West" Hon. r. f. DelValle
"The Press" G. w. Burton "The
City OF the Angels by Mayor w. Fl.
Workman, which was in substance,
as follows:
| MIR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN--In
rising to respond to the sentiment of
the "City of Los Angeles" feel N.Y.
self weighted down by congenial
yet most difficult task. / see num-
Der here tonight who were by my
side in years gone by, when the frisky
ground-squirrel disported himself on
the vacant land now covered by our
palatial business blocks and homes
who stood by my side and watched
the gradual opening out of the bud OF
angelic promise into the full-blown
flower we SO proudly call the metrop-
oils Of Southern California.
In those old days many Of us were
well satisfied to take things easy; we
had glorious climate, the necessaries
of life came to us without much ef-
fort, and = like lazy Italians we
basked in the. sun, content and happy.
But new order of things gradually
crept in on US, regeneration or an
awakening through an infusion of
new blood began and we turned our
thoughts to other things. We saw
about us men from all parts
of the world, men with whom to
compete we had to rouse ourselves.
Although rivals in the race for wealth,
we recognized in them also the cham
pions of the spirit of progress and our
antagonism was friendly and appreci-
ative. Foremost among these doughty
rivals were the children of the green
little island whereon the shamrock
grows, and whose sons to-day are in
the rank and file OF the nations de-
| tenders.
You have set aside day in your
calendar to render homage to and
honor your patron saint, and it is
this kindly tribute to his memory that
has called us together. You also keep
green in your memory tender recol-
lections of the land whence your
fathers sprung, and its joys and suf-
ferings are to you as vivid as if you
were still part and parcel Of its
make up.
Bnt, as an American born, l speak
to those of you whose forefathers
blessed and revered the memory of
St. Patrick on the soil where he first
spread the light of the Christian faith
among benighted natives, that we,
| too, have by either birth or adoption,
raised q shrine in this free country to
a guardian spirit which is known and
adored all over the world, and which
| finds its embodiment in our own, our
greatly loved Columbia. So that,
while you hold sacred the memory of
your guardian saint, keep also green
place in your hearts for the symbol
you, as American citizens, have
raised as emblematic Of the liberty
and equality of all men.
The following is partial list Of
those present:
Lieutenant Governor S. M. White,
-hdyOI w IL. w OIhutduJ 1IOu II. II .
Spence, Hon. sR. F. Del Vale, j. G..
Kayers, d. M. McGarry, Major w. r..
Burke, John Mead, Edward lyman,
Chas. Hagan, M. Hopkins, Z. Shay,
DR.. p. G. O'Neil, j. P. Moran, D. u.
Vale, JAS. J. Watson, w. E..
Dunn, P. M. Darcy, A. F.
Mackay, Walter Devereaux, J..
A. Philbin, J. d. o. Shearer,
Jas. Sullivan, G. w. Burton, M. P.
Sullivan, j. P. McElheney, j. H.
Dockwiller, D. A. Moriarty, j. j.
Bergin, l. d. Deane, w. J. Kenney,
]. S. O'Neil, j. B. Sullivan. Jr., G.
Hickson, j. l.. Mccoy, P. J. Stack +,
M. Moriarty, VIM. Troupe, +. j..
Noiles, T. B. Brown, Walter S. Moore,
J. c. DAILY, j. Marion Brooks, Hugh
Smith, D. F.. Donegan, Thos. r.
Gardiner, Judge Taney, S. Mckinley,
DR.. Kannon, DIR. j. Mccarthy, John
Herlihy, H. w. Patton, Sidney Macy,
VIM. A. Ryan, j. McMahoney. ]. j.
Donovan, j. H. Reynolds. J. G..
Quinn, A. Mullen, .Jno. Kenealy,
John McManus, S. F. Spencer, DR..
w. E. Reed, M. F. Cummings, j.
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