The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04

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change, .flet de beuf au Champ'en, earcttes
"a ragus on toast, Roman punch. clears ,nrs
he Richmond, Va, saimi OF duck ,,
olive sauce. 81. Julien. Rice croquo,,'vss'
currant Jelly, broiled spring cnicken' ID "
style, soft shell crabs Ia ,,is'n,," olives. as
Salads-potatoes. fresh iopstcrs' o,i' No..
soysas n,cisies. frozen sliced tomatoes, Mayo
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Fruits-stras berries. oranges, espIu. w. asa
bananas. sliced pineapples, hoqucior'
md crackers, French coffee, cigars.
WV THE MUSIC.
Tho hand. besides the selections IN tne
following programme, played as colnpa,5i
mcnt 10 the guests, "DiXie, star SPahs,S
Ranner.- Marsellaise, Nv ntch on lnv
Rhine snd "Lauterbach," Alderman sons
March. Welcome, B'nai Birth (steing ine1-
lev. odds and Ends (BoeltgerG wal,z, noNo pc
Dreamland (Rocderg overture. beriin raoca
WENT und lacht (Conradc SONY .nu SAD
prsam and Love Casey; selection. s s'i',
pasha (Stahlsc sercnade, Awaklng IN Sp'ins
iaacI,r waltz. Pearl OF Pektn (heikerE ga
Wolfe The Lovers Dream casey SnfIE. ~
pine Rird (Weingattone medley Snue' NJ,
ley. side (faltkenheuerG song 1;scblepegreIi !;
(Herman( Grand PotpOuil NSc"''P0s'S''
march, Come Again (Weisanu)'
THE TOAsTs.
At halfpast O'Clock this morning, ON!
four of the fourteen toasts had oeeh ic
snonded 10. At the commencement oil 'he
Ceremonies. MIR. Julius Straus, chairman "
tho committee on arrangements ana tuas.
master. made an address of welcome. Inc
toasts are as follows:
Our Order-Its principles founded on q
solid foundation. May IL be threeioid oiess-
ed. Julius BieD, president OF Executive O"i'
mittee. a., a.. ,,..oooodings re
aonnd 10 the perpetuation OF our ORDER ana
The ennoblement of our race. w. A. cams
onr Conntry--The Home of the Free ana u
haven for the oppressed non. Sil"o 1, W -
Vtroinia-Nay her future outstrip her past
I'm the development OF her resources anu III
nor contribution TO the glory OF our common
country Governor l.. W. Mckinney.
Our Charities-The jewels TO when we
point with pride ana pleasure bIo' JOsoP"
The civ of Richmond-Her gates always
open TO receive the stranger Hon. j. laylor
Ellyson, Mayor ,r-,.. ..o oo,,,
mitted the enactments Of the Constitution
Grand Lodge. May wise legislation ever per
wade their councils. Israel CoWen. >,
Our Guests-We bid them cordlal Wen
come TO our hearts and TO our homes. MP
their soiourn be n pleasant one. Hon. VIII
liam Lovenstein. Response, jacob ". singer
our Lodges-The workshops OF our Order
from which emanaie many good deeds OF DC
DeNOlfnce ana DlOtDtllN ioNt. -hHy hei AhN.i'
always pervade their ranks.
our Foreign Lodges-rhough. separated
from the mother by vast oceans lhey are not
forgotten. We are ever ready1o aid them IN
their battles against oppression ana Oigouy'
Hon. Benjamin +. Peixoito and Morris Good
hart.
The Court Of Appeas--To whom is COM
mitted the task of unravcling yeXed ques
tjons. ana TO whose enlightened decisions we
bow with answering loyalty. joseph ADr"-
I.t,t of snnpf a
The Pacific Slope-Ihe home OF a distilcl
ever prominent in good deeds. ID. a. Dan
coma, Esq. san Francisco.
Ihe Press-May its powerful influence DC
ever exerted for good deeds, Page McCaitV
The Ladies.-God bless them. Though last
they are not least in our hearts and alec
lions, A. l.. Sanger.
MR.. WOLF.
Hon. Simon Wolf, of Washington, who
was at one time Minister to Egypt. In re-
spending to the toast sour Country" sand
.IStanding on the sacred soil of Virginia,
feel very much like our ancestors did on a
memorable occasion, when they were told
they were standing on holy ground. / can
not conceive of a convention Of Israeite,
meeting i'm more ftong place than il
the city of Richmond. 1t seems that thOsC
sons Of Virginia who fought so yaliantly
for liberty are Hitting among us as critic
riOns of our works. Notwithstanding the
citizens of Richmond have erected monu
ment to one of their great sons, thi'
is reunited country. Therefor,
we say this is an united
country, and our sons of the covenant hav:
done much to make it what it is, showing
that we are part and parcel of the progress
sive spirit in the arts and sciences; that
through and through we think what We
please in our synagOgues and homes, but in
the public life we are American citizens
and by our deeds will show that We
are bone and sinew the Ameii
can citizen. 1t is fitting that we
should be here from another sense. Jetler
son in his memoirs states that a Jewisl
banker made il able for Virginia TO pay hel
debts. These things should remembered
so that the links that bound the nationals
ties may be drawn closer together, and that
if this future comes upon us we may put
out our hands and help the Jew and Gen.
tile, the American or the European.
GOVERNOR MCKINNEY.
Governor Mckinney. in responding to this
toast. said: am indeed thankful that
have been introduced to so many of the
order and spent such a pleasant evening
| certainly wished that | was present when
YOU were welcomed by my brother, tho
Mayor; but bid you God-speed and wei
come to Virginia whenever you come
Christians say that the three grea.
principles of religion are Faith
Hope and Charity, but the greatest OF
these is Charity. As you come here with
nothing but charity as your object, YOU are
not so far from being Christians after all
The Jews have been compared ito the river
i'm the Gulf Stream. The color, the force
and power, make it evident ~ any oil.
server that the nation mas and will flow on
forever. 1t was said of BeacOnsiield. when
he was sneered at by some Of the nOblemen
of England, he was asked what was his
ancestry. He said: "When your ancestor.
were wild and Travelled like sayages
through England my ancestors were kings
and princes" Do you want a soldieri
Look at David. DO you want a lead
err? Look at Moses. Do yOh want q
law maker: Look at Abraham. If YOU
would look upon fair woman. What better
or fairer one can you find than Ruth: II
is true that our Bible has more in il than
yours, but that is all; and | say earnestly
and truthfully, worship your God after the
dictates of your heart. thank you kindly iol
the reception you have given me tonight
and | shall ever remember it. Come
to Virginia; build up this old Common.
wealth; even start new Jerusalem, and
the grand old State will blossom out into
one of the grandest old Commonwealth in
this Union.
At the conclusion of the Governors
speech, Mr.. Straus proposed three cheer,
for Mckinney, which were given with great
zest.
Captain Page McCarty was put down tc
reply to the toast, "The Press" but was
unable 10 be present. The committee
stated TO the press that the place would be
acceptably filed.
THE LADIES.
Among the ladies present were: Miss b
Stewards, Of New York, accompanied by
Sam Bendheim; Miss Minnie Henry, of New
York, accompanied by Mr.. Isidore Aschoim;
Mr.. and Mrs. IIirsh, Of Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hirsh, of New York; Miss Iiirsh, OF
Chicago, accompanied by Mr.. Henry ;
Hutzler; Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers, of Cincin.
natl; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben, Of Washington;
senator and Mrs. lOyenstein, Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Kantrowitz.
The committee of arrangements were:
julius Straus, chairman: Isaac Held, secre-
tary; Herman Whitlock, treasurer. William
Lovensiein, Joseph l.. Levy, Henry s. Hutz-
Ter, Abram Gunst, Simon 5 .WhitlOck Abram
Levy, l.. H. Morris. NJ. Harrison, J. Bear. A
l.. Jacob, Myer Cohen. Charles Goldenberg,
JacoD Levitt, A. Cohen, Max Gunst, l.. Bot
tigheimer. l.. Nachnan, Israel Stem.