St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
COMPANY BANQUET.

The most swell event for long time
was given by Company l, Minnesota
National guards. at the West hotel on
annual banquet Of the company, and
was one of the most enjoyable af-
fairs ever given in the city, and was
attended by nearly every member of the
company, the honorary members in
Guided. The banquet took place in the
ladieS'o rdinary, and was a very elabO-
rate affair. The table was decorated
with candlebra, which made a very
unique appearance. The menu con-
tanned the names of the entire company,
and also the names of the gentlemen
whose term expired Wednesday night.
They are &. S. Bartram, G. Z. Braden,
f. B. Bovey, w. C. Edgar, j. A. Fergu-
son, c. A. Heffellinger, G.. E. Higgins,
j. D. G. Knapp, E. J. KimbaIl, Robert
McMuilen, i. b. Mathews. L. G. Nickel,
j. ID. OsgOod, w. 3. Palmer, T. w.
Straiton and II. w. Young.
The supper consisted of eight courses,
and each toast was responded to by
some one o. the members. After the
banquet letters of facetiOuS and con-
gratulatOry nature were read from the
absent and eX-memberS. The toast,
L.
Lieut.. Kidder. '0ur Sergeants" was
responded to Sergt. Nickels, and Corp.
Knowlton responded to "Our Corpo-
rails" The remaining toasts were re-
sponded to bv the following members:
Our Civil Officers" H. w. Young:
"Our Honored members" W. E. Steele;
Our Retired Members" c. II. Palmer,
and Company as Voters.'' Hon. E. A.
Sumner. Other toasts were responded
to by j. A. Ferguson, W. p. Howell,
Jr., Sergt J. G. Thurman, II. J. Neiler,
f. B. Mathews, j. II. RObb, w. T. Pal
mer, j. V. McHugh. J. H. Steele, W. T.
Fraser, c. L. Peary, j. n. Harris, G. E.
Braden, Robert McMullen, Archie Gray,
c. B. Holmes, ID. w. Meyerowitz and
w. C. Edgar. At the close of the pro-
gramme the company adjourned, all
feeling that better time never had
been had by the company.
RECEIVED ST. PAUL FRIENDS.
The reception committee of the Young
Mems Christian association entertained
the reception committee Of the ST. Paul
association. Those present from st.
Paul were John X. Hague, E. A. Ford,
W. b. LippincOtt, Howard Ware, E. p.
Weidler. c. f. ,Iewett, Max L. Haber-
man, I. Ii. FOREST, Peter Johnson, j. L.
Moore. Charles W. Wilcox, w. A. Full
ton, William G. Brown, Charles B.
Scott. From Minneapolis: John III.
Elliott. r. NJ. Lanterman, A. NJ. Clar-
ence, W. w. Bradley, K. N. McFee, G.
III. J. Bliss. A. w. Armitoge, f. L. Cuth-
bert, L. r. Watson, G. H. Smith, A. r.
Rogers, l.. p. ROBBIE, III. G.. Sherwood, T.
II. Colwell, NJ. c. Boise, d. r. Docherty,
ID. S. Guser, H. S. Kelsey, A. l.. Mich
olson, w. NJ. Oddie, Frank ClugstOn, w.
NJ. Mcdonald, W. l.. Badger, George
Soule. Supper was served by the La
dies auxiliary under charge of Mrs.
Bishop Foss and Mrs. John II. Elliott.
The toasts were 1.-The Stranger" c. III.
j. Bliss: Fellowship in Service" How
ard Ware: 'Be Instant in Season Out
of Season. L. r. Watson; MANLY
Christianity" Charles B. Scott. An
hour of singing college songs and play
ing games was enjoyed. The paper
''How Best May Committee Men Meet
Young Men," was read by Mr.. Gieser,
and the paper How Best Follow Up
the Young Men Thus Met" was read
by Mr.. Wilcox, of st. Paul. The even
ing was greatly enjoyed by all.