The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-21
THE QUEEN CITY GUESTS.
Banquet % the 4. 9. y. v su-
prsms Lodge BY Helena
Citizens.
\ rare Lot OF Toasts Which
Give Spice to the
viandA
mnrttne Business ~ tho Auditorium
Nh. Byram, Of Indiana. Elected "
Supreme Trustee.

Tho banquet last night to the member
- IN supreme lodge Of the A. O. u. W
~ the citizens Of Helena was ono OF thu
most elaborate affairs Of tho season. !
"a given al The Helena. Covers we're iale
for 17k Every state and territory in TIT
nnion was represented as we'll as her ma
iaaAv,a dominions on the north. An informa
leyee was held in the lobby before the ban
nuet. Gov. Toole. who was unable to be
present at the public exercises at the audi
forum last week, met many Of the supreme
lodge representatives last night. Supreme
Master Workman Burt. of Massachusetts,,
Gov. Tools and Hon. L. W. Knight we're in
the east end Of the lobby whore the visitors
were introduced to the governor.
The main dining room and the ladies'
ordinary we're used for the banquet. Both
rooms were handsomely decorated with
emblsms Of tho A. o. U. W.. order. potted
plants and cut flowers. In the main room
there was one large table with three wings
the junction of the third table with the
main being marked by a large center piece
composed of colored sugar in the center Of
which was an A. o. U. w. shield. In tho
ordinary the tables we're arranged so rs to
make the three sides OF a square. These
were also decorated with ropes of smilax,
potted plants and cut flowers. At each
cover wal a ~butonniere. Zimnerman's
Elite orchestra WAS in the main hall con-
Meeting the two rooms.
The menu was the best results Of the able
chefs Of The Helena. The service was I'M
der the management of Sam Henry.
As may be inferred from the toasts the
gentlemen who made the responses we're
given q wide range and took advantage of
the latitude. Ex-Gov. Carpenter. the toast
master, was a host in himself. The gather
ing Of guests and citizens came to an end
at an early hour this morning.
MENU.
Sailed Almonds.
Green Sea Turtle. Amontallado.
Lettuce with Myonnaise.
Petits' Boucheas' of Cayiare a la Refine.
Baked Blue Fish, Sauce a lEspagnole.
Haute Sautern.
Darphiae Potatoes; . ICED cueumbsrs.
Asparagus a Ia Holland.ise.
Young Turkey, with Dressing; Cranberry sauce:
Champagne Punch.
Roast Partridge with Game Sauce.
Dry Monopole.
Cnrrant jelly French feas.
Salad a la Rurtt.
Strawberry Short Cake.
Bent's Water Crackers.
Roauefort and Edam Cheese.
Coffee. Cigars.
E.-Gov; ,. P: CARPENTER vas the toast;
was responded to by J.. Edward Burt, of
Boston, supreme master workman elect.
A'The Banana Belt" Response by Gov.
Joseph K. Tools.
"The Weather" Response by Repre-
sentative Young. of San Francisco.
''Utility Of Fluids" Response by A. j.
Craven.
"Proteotion Most Beneficial When E1-
tended TO Those Who Need and Deserve it.''
Response by J. J. Aoker.
The Ont Thing Certain to be Damned
the Missouri" Response by William
Harrison.
"In Union There is Strength" Response
by Warren Totter, OF Woodstock, Ont.
1.-THE Quaker Gun in Peace and Dynamite
IN War" response by Adjt. Gen. c. b.
Nolan.
The Greatest Luxury-Suooess Without
Labor" Response by Representative
James, of Pennsylvania.
The Horn as an instrument Of Pro-
Rress:" . Response by Judge Hunt.
phant and the Whale" Response by e.
Lient. Gov. Riddle, of Kansas.
"Por Prandial Chestnuts." Response
by Richard Jockey.
"Peroration." By J. W. Kinsley.
The member of the citizens committee
we're ex-Gov. Hauser. G. K. Cole, L. H.
Hershfsid, J. I. Murphy, L. G. Phelps, NJ.
NJ. Hotter, 'Thos. Cruise. A. G. johnson, M.
A. Meyendortf, /. L. Israel, John Bean.
James q. Sanders, A. NJ. Thornburgh.