The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-29

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Certain in ya1iaSiiee features ese c R1ls aaq SeH The
conduct OF the men while dining. Some men
Sa wiae acanaintance and exnberant vitality
telling stories and distributing cigarettes and
cigars before those luxuries are brought on
ored guests at the. chairman's right and LETT
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that last seag Il was Annie HONEY" and this
there being sufficient reason why nothing else
should come to mind. 1t ~ not the fault Of
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until O'clock in the morning. Nine o'clock
is when the claret Ia. beginning its eccentric
Is the iirs E" sp Is a ! &C.. eecentri city The he i ist
time 1t l. played y is suns by men here and
InSas; H fhs n Isss t lime Il L Is Il sung mug BY S sye eMifS ~
Including men who never in their lives
sounded 4 note that 2 musician would recog.
with an uncontrolInbie sense Of humor have
found those ancient Joys. the notices that are
ones that snap. the others. put on the FOOLS
CABS and paper. helmets. thus proving that
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est sss alu ~ . ,si to cI ioIIo~ $ 1e witt. HH tie G,'% NEXT e&t BID S!i:
lion oithc evening is aw,ited with 'impatience.
The committee in charge rank tho affair rs a,
success or q failure aseordipf as h have got
get either Of these they must haye Horace
the men whose ,after.dinner speeches H.
ways embody at least one serious. we'll
f fi,Sse SSc flnelTS; heard %1a all H"' t ! e s,te anGniThti
long IN this eatssory: These Two are M5.
polished. and boqutifui speaker. and sx-senn.
tor Evarts's som law. Mr.. Charles L.. Bea-
these talented speakers are Known the more
men will seek to hear them. Tho other we'll.
known takers abound the whole circle Of
stories together without tnkins,the pains even
Is why the discovery Ct u new star in the after.
dinner armament is always hailed as an event
f e, Sse Speech @asn at the Yale Mn dinner 1s v ti,s other I'll; N day
New York public dinners have made. and
own public speakers. Tno case OF Henry ".
Grady Is the most notable ono, Coming right
ante s'tar rs Gsq; sStmsn the 1t N Z Ss SOUTH Hhnsi nos only @Igni IN
atterances. ne achieved splepIid md %instan-
orado also introduced himself to the entire
American public as 2 brilliant talker on one Of
gentleman WHOM Chicago proudly boasts. OF
as jim" Norton has attracted the attention
% Si ths S nst tsmas BY h fset sp Sfst n At the the S aasn ai" nitsi
q that atter.dinne5 champion than to say that
been named Denew and It hal at onco
trssP been on n rS,n snse sSS end Es5 It IeF sSsss %Inn have
even wei regulations so s,ronsly intrenched that
Residential Cabinet. MSssrs. BSyard and
pete with the masters and 10 satisfy the expert
gatherings ut our dinners.
with the PUBLIC dinnprs OF the town is I that the
new invorlte. Mr.. Norton Of Chicago. can only
be truly tested By getting int the New ,yi Xork /
series of dinners. ind can mako u ,groat many
such -sneeches Rs he one he made the other
deed. DC. a wonder. One OF the best OF This
city's after-dinner takers has said TINT the
t %I p,ep. Hso N sn Mt; Rs Or to Il tS inet a he is 1 t e, net .if
deliver. 4. Tie case Is very different with
to worry about a speech for days before they
need to make It. and this interfores with both
S eSiT," as thew na' are ".eA tI,ey dodge ise" as IS" m en,y"f invita- Vita.
is prsyentii.n: M: Choato o,niy made three
next in the order Of genius and success. Col.
!ngersoli; has made no after-dinner speech
Mr.. Dppew was asked II it was true that he
did not prepare his speeches until the night
Yes" said he. "thnt is tsue. and 1T is also a
fact that | seldom eat the dinners any more.
solid dish and only toy with the rest-hash it
up and turn it about and wait for II to he taken
AWAY But: as a rule. stay ut home and cat
"Why.t"' said. the RAILWAY President in sur
enjoy 1t at home with my ,Gnmily; The other
niGhtrthe night OF rs :. ~ an, nc hlnnerTTth Tho. was
K vent IL nom my hsda nns! lass d Hi1ss; with fTen my
fnmily. and went w stairs and dressed at my
ease. After that | Arranged nv speech; got
do nor like nv doing that. but, it is the hest
way on all accounts. The people who sit next
troa nel .a to p M ! f L tG ii ia. fo ''s q" ." "" Ii" "l,s,
gram TINT he is to he next to such n man md
each priImes himself with a subject for discuss
sion, One wants to know wNnt thu itepuhli-
can party ought to do in thi. day Of It's mis-
fortune and the other discusses II plan for ed
ucational reform. Az u rule they talk all tho
time. and there is no chance to think until tho
speaking begins, when they really 10 step and
listen. When l am second or third on tho list
] enjoy that respite. ! tell you."
Mr.. Depew waS asked. lOr "nrlosity's sake.
how many speeches he delivered last week.
IIo replied that on Monday he delivered one.
and then went to Mrs. ynnderhilt's hall: on
Thursday he spoke ut tho Princeton dinner
md left Mt l2:3Q o'clock for tho hall at pr.
Yale dinner.
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