Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
Noble B 8 Paddock Invites the Denver
shrIners to Visit Fort Worth After
Their Galveston Trip:
THE GAZETTE BUREAU, J
S27 MAIN STREET, (
DALLAS, Tx, April 10. 1880. }

inc new members into the mysteries OF 7
the inner temple. Fifty-four were ,
made acquainted with the aforesaid mys-
teries amid scenes Of uproarous hlLarity
on the part of the experienced Shrlners.
Pedestrians on the streets hearing the
racket and the shouts Of laughter paused
IN wondernent, and some who had an |
idea of what was going on expected every
moment that the veil of the temple would
be rent In twain and the entire edifce
come tumbling down. From the cere-
monies and work of the temple the
s.Shriuers" proceeded to the banquet
hall, where cover was laid for 200. Inc
menu, printed on white satin, made an
elegant souvenir of the occasion and will
be preserved and treasured by all pres
ent. II was beautiful, artistic and ap-
propriste, and is as follows:
Hena Temple,
A A. o. n. NJ. s.
Dallas, Tex, April Is, $780,
Complimentary TO
FL Jebel Temple,
Denver, Col.
MENU.
Huitres de Blue Point, Eu Coyuiles
Haut, SRnternes, j. Calvet q Co.
GOngome Royal.
Trulte. q Ia Bechamel. Pomanes Parisiennes'
Hors D'oeuvres:
Raids. Olives, Tomates, Cowcombres,
CormChous, Celerl en- Branches.
Entries:
Diamond Back Terapines Petits POis
Francois, Cruise and Fills Freres;
Poutet Canet, Poulet de Printemps, Saute
aux Champignons, Choux Fieurs;
Sauce Normande, Filet de Boeuf Larde
la Perigord, Asperges en- Branches.
Punch Ia Romaine.
Rotis:
POuviers Francis aux Irutfes' sAlade
Champagne, G. E: Mumm Extra Dry,
eIacie Ia Vanine.
Fruits en- Corbeilles:
POmmes. Oranges. Bananas
Am.ndss. pe SSin: Noir du Brazil
Noisettes de Fiber. !. ro-,+s
From age der Roquefort. Biscuits de beu's'
covpsO. ' Fine Champagne.
Cigars Importes.
Towards the close of the banquet each
of the participants received the following;
MENU NO. ?.
1.-THE first Is not sufficient, take this one. p -
Lampwick a la Stake. Cork. whalebols.
Sitting Bull. Beetle. Snail. Corncob, 4
and Viper a la Booze"
Red Herring. Bluid Herring; Grass I. Herring.
Greens Corsicana Ia Clarity Sauce
s"0 Goa E Bi5has. Cat
Broken Ice. Raw Ice. Iceberg Nose spsId-
ing's Feet.
ROAST.
Scare Grow. go
Chicken Forty-eight Years Old, Stuffed with
Old Soldier Buttons.
Kicked Bump, ReaIdon Dressing.
GAME.
Dom Pedro. Old Maid, 6s. Out. Smut
Bounce. Shrine Shuttle.
Old Maids Lip. Vinegar Sauce. Mother-in-
Law Tongue. Brother-in-LaW SASSY
ENTREES.
Locust on Half Shell. Spider Toes. Baked
Chignons Old Snaps a Ia Shsckelford.
Rair-Pins on Toast. old Pug Ia Harris.
VEGETABLES. -
TIGHT Boot Corns. Soft Corns. Hard Corns.
Corn Cobs. Caster Oil Beans with Sugar.
PASTRY.
Sponge Pie, Gut Bias.
Leather Pie with Buckles
sGwdust Pudding. Fewel's Hard Sauce.
Grind-stone Ice Cream. Yeast Cakes:
Door Jams. Fort Worth tumble
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Hog'SF cot Gum Drops. Boiled Acorn. Raw
Onions.
Dallas County Oranges. Horse Chest
LIQUIDS.
Trinity River Water. Carlson Water. Salt
Water Hard and Soft Water. knephys
Water with Stir.
Mumru's Extra Dry, Ia @. H. Martin.
Noble Aikens' Star Spaugled Bsnner. "
The menu was served in courses and
during the first few courses the ban
oueters payed attention to the business
Of enjoying it. When the WINE was
reached the fun began. Noble Green
of HeIla Temple, acted as master OF
ceremonies. He set the fun going by
calling on Noble B. B. Paddock of Fort
Worth TO respond to the toast, Our
CHESTS. - Noble Paddock acquitted
himself admirably and kept the ban
- u. II r,Hrv -fv,Nar ~
In closing he invited the Denver
.sShriners' after their return from Gal
weston to visit Fort Worth, TIT
liveliest and most wike-awak
CITY in The Southwest. Nobl
Paddock was followed by Noble
Z. f. Arthur of Ell Jebel, Denver, anC
his response to the ''NObles of the Mys
tic Shrine" was one full of fire thought
well and eloquentIY expressed. 1t re
manned, however, for Noble Alvl
Adams, ex-governor of Colorado, IN III
response to colorado and Texas, t
set the Shrine-s wild with enthusiasm
merriment and hilarity. In beautifu
vet simple language, in chRste and pol
ished diction, he paid glowing and clio
Guent tribute to Colorado and Texas, re
ferring to them as twin sisters, confessin
that he knew not for which slste
he felt the most affection.
was a speech worthy of the ma
aud the occasion, and many of those VIII
have heard the leading orators of th
land pronounced il the finest effort I
which il has ever been their good forum
TO listen 1t held the banqueters spell
bound and fascinated, aud when or
enthusiastic ShriEer at its close propose
Noble Adams as the Democratic caud
GATE for governor of Texas in 1892, Il
cheers that rang out on the night a
struck the building from tturret
foundation stone.
lei Jebei Temple, - drew from Mob
ulustrious P0:entate Lawrence of Del
yer an eloquent response. II
last 9roasc, ''HeIla's Greeting
lei Jebel,n' fell TO Noble Tom Beal
the gifted orator of El Paso, and his r
Spouse to IL was q me and finished efoT
1t was nearly O'Clock when t
Mobiles rose from the tables. Some d
parted for their homes, but more q
companied the FL Jebel Mobiles to thu
HEADQUARTERS at the Windsor, viii