New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
THE SALVATOR CLUES CLANBAKB.
A PLEASANT GATHERING OF RACING MEN AT
EATONTOWN.


EAToNTowN.
Tho ANIMAL clambake OF the Salvador Club took
place Yesterday in the Chestnut ll Grove. at Eaton
town. n. J. This club was formed by number OF
well known New Workers, who are Interested In racing
OF the highest class and 1t has EXTENDED most
generous and bounul hospitality at Its annual gather
ings The president Of the Salvador CUB Is Alex
ander McKeever and Mr.. McKecver is an exceptionally
gracious and genial host. The other officers OF the
club and the members know how to entertain their
friends is manner that is not likely TO be forgotten
by those who enjoy their hospitality The vice.
presidents Of the Salvador Club are Matthew Byrncs
and Joshua Gregg. The secretary is the active,
energetic and amiable John +. Dclury. Danlcl
Williams the interchangeable and courteous treasurer
and Byron Bennett is the efficient sergeant alarms.
The cIambake Of yesterday was given, az The
cards Of invitation put 1t. in honor OF The many
victories Of the horses Tanmnny and Montana, ana
TO give expression the feelings Of admiration on
the part OF the officers and members OF The CLUB,
| and OF friendship for those who have 50 admirably
handled these In their great contests Marcus
DAILY, the owner OF Tammany and Montana, I'M
fortunately could not be present. lie was In Montana
But Matthew Bynes, the trainer Of Salvador Iammany
Montana and many other famous racers was the
guest of honor, and b. ii. GARRISON the celebrated
Jockey was also the recipient Of the
tributes which the sa,rator Club pay 10
those whom It's members hold in high esteem. a
sTeda car on the Pennsylvania Railroad took mum
OF the members and guests Of the dub to the clam
| take and brought them back to Ncwiork. other
members and friends Of the club went over TO Eaton
| town from Holly wood and Long Branch Each club
| member and each guest wore handsome button made
| by the Gorham Company Of this cAy. Upon tails
button silver horse shoe and the ribbons at
tached 70 IL bore the cLab cOors. The committee Of
arrangements OF the caTbake WAS composed OF Mayor
Grant, James J. Martin president Of the PoXce Board
Re ,nard F. Martin, Commissioner Of Jurors; Do,k
mi uuer
Iolme. Register Fitzgerald. Judges L. f. Paxton.
| william +. Moore, 1homas +. Grady, John j. Ryan,
| Andrew J. White and Daniel O'Rely ". H. Chsk,
| Captain Edward Slevin, join Kelly, A. j. Dayton,
Alexander Clark, a. Mckinney. Wills Holy John B..
SEXTON John Glockner Julius Kaufman, George Lester.
| Frank Clark, John MoKe-vcr and +. L. POmmer.
Captain Babcvck prepared the bake he a3One can
prepare clsmbakes 1t was one Of the best bakes that
| ne ever set before any assembled COMPANY and BIZ
| wonderful even better than usual That is
| saving a great deal. That my seI;nIs but bigldy de
leciabc prepared by Captain Babcoch is sauce
| Of the SOFT about which the enthusiastic Frenchman
spoke when he declared tina; with such sauce as
| that man might eat Lis grandmother.
With that sauce Of Baboocks fish is e9ohcd, potatoes
are enhanced, tripe Is made dainty and delicious,
Holsters raised many degrees In the culinary scale,
and clans are lifted to pace among the most tooth
| some morscls which few other comcstibles APP
VOach.
The salNatOr CltD To lis guests 1c.St OF the
finest things that New Jersey supply. and when
| II TO the matter Of eating, NewJersey can hold
her place proudly among the other States Of the Union.
| President Alexander Mckecver unwearied In his
efforts 10 contribute to the enjoyment OF the guests
| and his labOrs crowned with eminent success.
| Informal remarks were made by number Of tl,
| officers and members Of the salvador Club and their
guests. Judge f. r. Paxton acted t0astmGster, ana
| filled the duties II that place with much skill and
| Selic Is iVcn "a
speaking but he really eloquent this clam
bake. Judge Grady In his happiest vein a clam
| bake orator. Judge Moore, Judge Noonan, Comm!s-
eioner b. f. Martin, Joshua Gregg and J. j. Eahins. OF
| the editorial staff Of The Ncw-lorh World made
some delightful little speeches. so did ex-Asscmbly
| man Throckmcrton, DIR. Bclch, John +. Dclury and
| the beaming and benignan +. l.. Iommcr. Alexander
| McKeever made II clear that he could make all eI
ceent address well preside IN the best style over
| the meetings and clambakcs Of the salvador Club
A Thunderstorm camo up while the pleasant party
was assembled in The grove, but good spirits were
too plentiful 10 be- dlmpcned by The rain Trainer
Byrnes and Jockey Garrison were too modest to say
much I'm rcsponse 10 the mnny thoroughly deserved
compliments thu, were lavishcd upon them. Every
| body bad good mc and the canbakc OF the salvador
| Club voted unanimously tremendous success.
Among the invited guests OF whom the great
| majority we're present. were The following:
| $ Wolf Matthew Paine. Joseph Young. Captain w
| Deve IL. "a.
| +. Carroll. NJ Footy captain Murphy, james Wakcly
4. II. sentenne. Henry kaufman, }; }; Manning <
| Aspinwall, Richard heidy. Michael +. Dwycr Joseph
| Well W. H. Corsa Allan L. McDermott. John fnr
cell, James f. Connors. 5: McAlpin, Thomas Dinnecn
| J. b. Lippencott James ". Boyle, John W. Morgan,
! Captain H. COnnor, Eugene Wood, Frank Fox, William
Leonard Jacob ,pSFy Daniel cgonTy' RI M%%SGS
| ]. Wesley Rosenqucs Postmaster Van cor, "a
| ward Morgan. Henry Perry Colonel Frederick t.
McIew,e, +. Lidgerw JOd. Robert Smith, Thomas Cor
| man William Mcmahon John Oakford, Matte Cor
h-tt. Frederick walbanm Patrick Kchoc, Thomas
| Eyrnes Franklin Farrell John DAILY, Alfred SutlcF-
| land Captain Copeland s. Dcmel, william MouldS.
William Newcombe. +. La Montague, Arthur +. Bow,
ers. J. J. Dobbs, Rcn!amin r. Rhodes lr. samuel
Lee. J. J. Mccarthy John Tubs. r. Foley, l.. Gal
lsgler, John Fraslcr. }. H. Mcdonald. Peter Downey,
frederick Williams, Robert Gregg, David 'iidcon lpr.
Cosby. James f. Dongherty. wauhl2e Lynn Elmer
Grown. W. Brown, Edward 1lagan Patrick Diver.
| William Fitzgerald. Eugene lnnck, Charles f. Wckcn
heiscr NJ. Kelly and }. T. Mcguire
How much easier II is 70 sit I'm the shade and tell