The morning call., 1893-12-11

the crimson room, which was handsomely deco
rated with American flags and Announcements OF
war, while the long liable was ornate with beau
thu flowers. Captain J. A. Margo. Lieutenant
a. j. Ruddick aud Lieutenant W. L. Dohr-
mann comprised the committee OF arrange
ments and had attended 10 their duties III a
most satisfactory manner. The gallant soldiers
faced TIE enemy at $3.50 O'Clock, and IN
couple Of hours succeeded in entirely demolish-
Ing tile following menu:
Sauterne.
Eastern oysters on half smell.
SOUP.
Cream OF celery.
SIDE
shrimp salad AnchovieA Oilves
II.
Salmon trout a la Genevoise.
Claret ENTREES.
Fllet of beef, pique with mushrooms.
Sweet breads saute tomato sauce.
VEGETABLES.
Roman punch.
Champagne. ROAST.
Teal duck. Cream Jelly. Lettuce salad
Icecream. Cakes. Assorted fruits.
Cafe noir
A fash-light photograph of The banqueters
was taken before tile repast, and with The wine
came many tOasts and responses that prolonged
the affair until quite late.
Those present we're: Colonel Sullivan, Lieu
trnanI-ColOnrl Bush. Najor George Burdick,
M Major Jansen, Major Gallwey. Captain Margo,
Captain Williams, CAPTAIN l. b. Cook, Captain
O'Blien. Captain Marshall. Caplain Tilden,
Essen, Lieutenant Gray, Lieutenant Feter.
Lieutenant Thompson, Lieutenant Dohrmann,
Lieutenant Evans, Lieutenant Finier, Lieu
tenant Sullivan, Lieutenant Halsted. Lieu
tenant Hosmer. Lieutenant Ruddlck. Lieu
tenant Eggert, Lieutenant James. Lieutenant
Lindquist, LIEUTENANT Sutife. Lieutenant
Dumbrell, Lieutenant Heimath, Lieutenant
Robinson, Lieutenant Cluff, Lieutenant Schafer
and Lieutenant Barrere.
Reliance Athletic Club.
The annual banquet of the Reliance Athletic
Club OF Oakland was held at the Maison Tor
toni, and was one Of the most enjoyable affairs
In The history OF the club. There were about
fifty me mbers and invited guests present in the
beautifully decorated banquet-rooms, whose
appetiteS were up to a fl S-class tone after par
iicipaIion In and the enjoyment as Onlonkers
OF the famous football game. Mine host Pierre
did himself credit on the menu, and each
course had It's complement OF fine wines.
Happy sentiments II ON one TO the other were
washed down In bumpers OF old Burgundy and
sparkling champagne, and general merrment
was the order OF tile evening. IL was a most
pleasant affair and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present.
Among those present were the following off,
GERS OF the club, members and their guests: Il.
NJ. Fitzgerald. president; j. Ii. Ames. vice
president; I. II. Remilard, j. C. Wilson,
Charles Lowell. IL. NJ. Leonard and s. G.. 5.
Dunbar. directors; Carl Abbott. secretary; /;
elton Taylor, captain OF tre football team I;
Cal Ewing, manager Of the team. and NJ. Sui
van, Marion Oliver. Ernest Ransome, Burt
Ohver, Mr.. Aiken, Joseph Rancine. Warren
Olney, Mr.. McPike, MI. Edwards, Mr.. Frick.
all members OF the football team, and DR.. Pei
ton. Russell Lukens. Mr.. Travers. Church Tay
lor, Charles Bales, Mr.. Nedderman, MIR. Dunn.
Edward Roberts, Robert Haveus. Percy Ben
son. h. A. Melvin. Il. Fletcher ilton. John
WykOf. William Berry. Robert Jackson, Mr..
Hairng on. MIR. Mahoney. Mr.. Arlet. and sew
eral others.