The Irish standard., 1890-02-01

and his glitteriug eve is ever charged
with magnetism. When caller was
presented by one of the committee, and
the bishop grasped the extended hand
with both of his, flashed ray of kindly
magnetic hight upon the new acquaint-
ance and uttered few simple words of
greeting, there was another subject
hypnotlzed and Bishop Stanley had add
ed another friend and admirer to his
already unlimited list.
During the reception, which lasted
an bour and half, the jamestown Or
chestra was stationed at the head of the
first flight of stairs and rendered excel
lent music, which doated through the
radiating corridors and its elevating in
fiuence hovered over all, The effect
was altogether pleasing. It is esti.
mated that between four and i've hum
dred people shook hands with the trio
OF bishops during the evening.
THE BANQUET.
On entering the dining hall Of the
hotel the first OBJECT which attracted
the eye was q beautifully Illuminated
transparency on the opposite wall, in
scribed Welcome to our Guests" The
tables were arranged in the form of a
hollow square and were exquisitely de-
corated with hot house plants. These
fragrant exotics were also placed in
every convenient place arou.d the
room, on windows. sideboards and
stands. About Two hundred covers had
been laid and there was not vacant
seat. A blessing was asked by Bishop
McGolrick, after which attention was
given to the bill lol tare. On it's front
page was printed: ''Complimentary
Banquet, given by the Citizens of
Jamestown, North Dakota. to the
Right Rev. Bishop Stanley, at the
Gladstone, January %, $780, On the
second page were the following COM
mittees: III
a ReceptionRev. p. Cassidy; e., z.
Wells, E. j. White, d. E. Hughes,
johnson Nickens, a, Klaus, VIM
LlOYd, Jas r. Winslow, Jesse "a. FRYE,
G.. A. Lieber. S. L. Gaspell. b. w.
Fuller, u. j. CALVIN, "A. j. McCabe,
o w. Archibald, s. s. AltschuL, Tho
mas Driscoll, r. e. Thorold, s. x.
McGlnnis, Geo. R. Topliff.
Banquet committee--E. p, Wells,
johnson NickeDs and Andrew Blewltt.
The following was the
" .5 MENU. .ss ss
...s..5 Blue Point Oysters
Green Turtle soup a
s55. Balled Black Bass, Saise Bordelaise
Potato Croquettes
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
French Peas /,
Pheasants Saute {
ASPARAGUS Z
Dressed Lettuce Chicken Salad Lobster Salad
.3 ,@ Assorted Cake &
Neapolitan Ice Cream .5
Oranges & Malaga Nal Grapes
Nuts ST
Coffee Tea n. Cheese
#&#E THE YOASES. A l5s5554 s VI
B Hon. E. r. Wells filled the difficult
position Of q good toast master with
his accustomed ease and grace, On
one side was seated Bishop Shanley, on
the other Mrs. Wells. The address Of
welcome was made by Jesse "a. Frye in
behali OF Mayor Fuller, who was en-.
gagged in session with his brother
senator. Mr. Fry Is remarks were pc
cnliarly appro pirate. He welcomed the
bishop cordial llY. heartily, and the sim
ceTity Of his words was communicated
quickly to the andience, which ~ some
affinity at once became a.
loyal seeonder to Mr. Frye, who said 81.
That however weak his voice MIGHT
be; however cherries his greeting
might seem however feebly he might
express and convey our city's hospital b
I'll. they might rest doubly sure that
The hearGsof the people were warm
their y EelcoHne siIcere their Smiles the
smiles of new olundH q friends their,
ereetings the greet ngs of = generous
people, their hand shakes the hearty
shakes of rood fellowship. He extend
Bd to the visiting priests, who so kindly
accom- psa.niesl Bislop sssslllanley our
slty and mad nis Journey 10 his8 new
hoDe one of l1lleas sure aIdg q cheer o,lra
llvelcoIlmlIs olr raefIIn and and our ii 4 graft
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