The morning call., 1893-09-18
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONs.

The members or the Bohemian Club compli.
mented Henry Irving week ago last night by
giving banquet in his honor at The club. The
decoration of tile dining-room was poetic in Its
beauty. the predOmlnaiing tone being OF gold,
which was seen in the silk coverings on the
tables and In the flowers that adorned them
The menu was most elaborate. and it was fol-
lowed by number of speeches and some toasls
that were responded TO by Mr.. Irving General
w. II. l.. Barnes Justice II. c. Harrison Peter
Robertson and Bran StOker. An original SON.
net was reaG by General Lueius EOOIe. After
ihe dinner Jinks was given, In which several
members OF lie club gave representations of
several ni ihe characters that Mr.. Irving had
so ably portrayed during his vIslt here. Other
amusing features were introduced afterward,
making The affair pleasurable in the extreme.
Those present were: Henry Irving. General
W. ii. l.. Barnes, Peter Robertson, Ralph c.
Harrison, Donald de V. Graham, George I.
81 omley, Daniel OCOnnell, Louis SlosS DR.,
General l.. IA. FOote III. j. Stewart, Ii. Howe,
Amadee JoulIn, Charles J. Dickman. Howard
McSherry, William 5. Tevis, Colonel Henry
Brady, II. l. LOyeday, Raphael " Mell, A. G.
GunIer. Henry Abbey, E. Z. Peixotto, Joseph
Alfred Bishop, W. \. Cowles, ". Hzvlland, A
Page Brown. f. Tyaro, c. Osgood Hooker, S.
Johnson. NJ 3 WiisGn' iisGl NJ Harvey: Harry
ley. uS"' N. A. NewrH "f'' j. Fred B9Tgin, afghi
A. L. Bancroft. A. sproule., J. Shaw
- - u.
u. Hawks, @. L. howlson, r. q. Brown, F.
Cooper, James A. Naymire, r. SToker. James
Thompson. w. b. Deming. Horace q. Plalt,
George A. knight, E. B. POmeroy. Colonel A.
G.. Hawrs, Charles Josselyu, ID. Swan, Joseph
ID. Grant, +. I. Coleman. L. Curran. J. Nugent.
F; Z, Beck. DR.. kroener, Warren Il: Payne. Il.
Edridge, A. ". Moore. +. q. B. Mills, j. X.
Howell A. G. Hawes. George EastOn, w. q =.
Curtis, II. ". Gray. 5. MenZies D. Jones, +. ).
Doutv, =. Hasletl j. G. Campbell, w. L. Has
son, W. Il. Sherwood f. J. Coleman, Dr.. j.
ROsenstlrn, d.. MillaTd Crawford, u. ). N,
Lieutenant Ruhm, U. S. N. +. II. Payne, DR..
Sherman, /. w. Granniss, l.. Bunlen. c. /. Pad
dock, Carlos f. MOntealegre, DIR. Wilson, H0r-
ace Hellman. Crlitenden Thornton, Z. j. de
Pue, b. d. Murphy, Lorng q. NesmIth.
The Irving Supper Party.
In appreciation Of the banquet rendered to
him at the Bohemian Club, Henry Irving gave
a sumpluOus supper last Wednesday evening
at the Maison Richie. Covers were laid for
forty guests at half-past II O'clock ana they
were seated at table that was arranged IN the
form of a horseshoe. The brightest flowers Of
the season and delicate foliage were used In
embellshing The table. chandeliers, arches and
the crmson-hued walls. The genial host pro-
pos ed the only toast of the evening, the senti-
meni being God bless Us ALL" The menu was
elaborate IN every particular and couple of
hours were pleasantly passed in lis enjoyment
Those present were Henry Irving Prince
GalitZiD, Nj: III. de Young, Bran Stokrr, II. 7.
Plat, Judge w. w. Morrow. j. D. Reddiug,
Clement Brnnert, Arthur McEwen, Alfred
BOuvier, Louis Sloss Jr., Waiter Stone. George
I. Bromi ey. William Greer Harrison, g. e. p
Hall, Henry E. Abbey, L. L. Peixotto Donald
d. V. Graham, Genrral L. II. Foote. Charles
j. Dickmau. Raphael Well, DR.. Spencer,
Charles Platt. j. d. Morrissey, A. G. Gunter,
Daniel 0COnnell, Joseph Jordan. Peter Rob
ertsOn. Amadee Joulln. DR.. Wagner, J. Shaw.
ban, w. j. Keeley, Frsuk Stone, William Neil
son and Colonel A. g. Hawes.