New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

William l. Vennard. Geors George =; "yd'
O. o.. A. 9c, nsr II Gibbons. Myrick Plumner,
f fanb W II Howe Frank A. Muneey
Alfred Van . ssntSoOrd' T Eslrl " "Pa'Hier
Charles r. Fosdck. Frank a; S Snrihner
Wayne Gr,wopld. ' Hrehdeacon Mackay-smith.
BEFORE the company were seated grace w''' ~
ts,od bv the Rev. DIR Arthur Brooks AZ 'no
invitation OF J. Pierpont Morgan
This was the menu;
Hures.
POTAGES,
Consomme sevigne Tortue yerte Id '1V'''"
HoRS D'oBUVRE.
Timbales q Ia diplomatic.
POISSON.
Bass rayee a la royale. Eperlans ir''~
Pommes de terre q la parisiehhe'
RELIEVE
Filet de boeuf aux champignons
Tomates gratin
ENTREES.
Chapons braises a Ia Chevreuse.
Petits pois rangaise
Terapene la Baltimore
sorbet rimperal.
RIOTS.
Canvas-back duck. Cables
FROID.
Terrne lie foie- gras la gelee.
sasde dc laitue
ENTREMETS DE bOltEuh-
Plum pudding ssbayon
Charlotte russo. "ee' ,anis,,,ss
Fruits. Petlts fours.
1000 Delmonico's
THE PRESIDENTS WORDS OF GkEhilNu'
Much merriment was caused oy ht' 'o' SON
request of the gentlemen at the siue-
allow them TO be carried away anu 30 n"N0
room for that part of the company "iion r"'
,eadv finished its dinner elsewhere " men lne
and said: sho,1a
In considerirc to-day with what words shou.a
welcome the society to its annual gathering; spfy
ane p1dsn md n,eservod by our venerable secretary
Mr. Hubbard from the day of his landing on r the
Rock I'm 1890 and confess that az nrneu INC .n9
pases was somewhat oppressed by the feeling 'a s
there was nothing left to be said by prSsiuent mn,
in the reports beautiful word pictures of tho ttie MAY
flower toling for weary days over dansSrUus sbn
which bore frut in the birth of nation; Of the land
ing on that cold and dismal December gay on t tpved
bringing famine, disease ard death to the 'e com
panS All these and many more painted In VIVA
eoSrs n tn one found e
IT appears that all the az s Ho Nave bssn Sns
imous in seeking to impress upon the people among
whom have cast our lot the gfeac Dsneh's 'tSs
YANKEES ami the eminent proprety Of their dividing
with retIr liberal share Of their Wss,ih s9S
P Ss idea constantly hammered into the KnicGsooeLsr
for century by the sooe NJ euo on,
claims but lest among the new as lEr
1t is wise that we should OCCASIONALLY REMIND our
fellOw-czens that are still here, ana SO win
se@beS for The eighty.third time to resolve that
"The earth belongs TO the SAINTS ana we are the
saints
CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY TO SPEAK.
Honesty, however, being always the best policy,
we believe in and practise fair play, and that our
A clfnad rice
instruction, bid to feass the native kncker-
booker the breezy Westerner the chivalrouS South
erner and all the saints. We have tonight added
TO the number new and fourishlng member from the
modern state Of Ohio. All these we encourage to
speak their mind and they have done it without fear
or favor, sometimes to our discontinue. we don't
change our opinions or practices Whatever tney say
but il has come be Understood all over the lana
that we are willing to listen TO the TRUTH what our
friends suppose 10 be truth, from whatever quarter
furnishing opportunity statesmen, pbilanhropists
clergy and others for the discussion OF great public
questions without the Formally OF the forum Ut me
We shall tonight hear from old friends who are are
men who are here for the first time. / viii only de-
tain you from the intellectual treat before you to re.
Ne have s77 900 invested in good securities and the
key Of the safe Is IN the hands OF william Dss~a
confined chiefly assistance Of widows aud children
Of deceased members but temporary aid has not been
denied to the deserving stranger and wsyfsrer
EATING DINNERS WITH MANY EAINTs-
In the persons of your representatives you have
enjoyed the Inequalities OF the sister societies You
have dined and discussed home rule with Saint Patrick
and sang Cod Save the Queen" with Saint George
You have discussed haggis" and theology TO tho
music of mo bagplpes with Saint Andrew, and taken
sweet counsel In the harmonious Welsh tongue with
Saint David. You have looked with awe upon the
state and ceremony of Nicholas and haze elasped
hands Mason and DiNon's hpe VITA Georgia
and south Carolina and listened to loyal ana Loving
IL fsnpn urhn AZ
crossed the great Bridge and listened with polite IN
crqy 70 the claims Of the BGGSlyy sister a ,ns
feared for time, Rom the shower Of deeinso2 g
sae ns% ~ ssseT a aap be Cow
eInnient somewhat strained, but senator hicoca
Controller Af TfenhclS have come on TO assure y;
thai we need no, resort TO extreme re- A"u
We had hoped far tho presence Of Presidenteleot
Harrison but be has been unable TO come; And now,
gentlemen, MI your glasses, and drink 10 our DIST
fathers Day. Wv
DIR. McKENZIE'S ADDRESS.
The first toast 10 Folefathers Day."
and the Rev. DR.. Alexander Mckenzie responded
60 it, The quotations accompanying the toast
were:
The yearly course that srings this day about
.,,.., a.. S9s John ACT a,. IT. Sc. Scene ,au.
That II ~ golden letters should be set
Among the high tides in the Kalendari
hins dObns AcI III, occhc l.
Look back into yOhr mighty ancestors,
King Henry V, Act !. Scene 2.
lie said:
BIZ. Chairman and Gent emen: have long hrrbored
elton that the best place the face OF the
earth 10 celebrate The herosm Of The Pilgrim Eeihers
j. England. II tsefc Is any cDIntrS on
tho globe that ought 10 be proud Of those things
Of which We proud ton ght. 1t is England tap
planseJ man Is always more glad OF the Success
OF his children than OF his success. and Dglsnd
20 reflects about ths men who wrought out these
thirss which We are communicating and reioic ng
oyer here tonight, she may we'll share oar feelings
no more happy expression OF this sentiment has per-