Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-19
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The Monticello Club Enjoy banquet L
Z at the Club House Last Evening"
United States Treasurer Morgan,
Lieutenant Governor Cady and
Other Prominent Democrats Pres |
; ient-The Most Enjoyable Banquet |
Ever Given by the Club.
The first anniversary dinner of the Mon |
ticello club last evening was the most en-
joyable ever given by the club. The house
was adorned with the national colors and
floral decorations and presented Q most
beautiful appearance.
Promptly at o'clock the members Of
the club and the invited guests sat down
to an elaborate banquet which was fur
nished by Caterer J. W. Stewart, under
the personal supervision of George q.
Palmer. the genial stewart of the club.
Nearly 1876 democrats of more or leis
prominence In the party sat down to the
| feast which was served in the billiard
rooms of the club Tbs interior walls of
the whole club house glistened with red,
white and blue silk and was fragrant
with buds and blossoms of the same
| patriotic colors, palms, ported plants, etc. :,
the table csndelabra had red, white and
blue tapers, table service of Tiffany sill
| yer an array of the most tempting edibles
hsnked with bottles of veteran vintage.
| The menu was as follows:
Little Neck CLAIMS.
| Consomme.
Kenreb Salmon, Sauce Hollandaise.
Chicken CroQuettes. French Peas.
| Spaghetti.
| Roman Punch.
Roast sirloin of Beef. Dreamed Potatoes.
| -. Lobster Salad.
| Charlotte Russo.
| Coffee.
| Cigars and Cigarettes.
While. the members and the invited
guests were enjoying the feast their diges
ton was materially aided by the sounds
of sweet music consisting of patriotic and
popular airs, discoursed by the Philhar.
monic orchestra, under the leadership Of
Fichtl.
At the banquet Attorney General E. E
Bradley, the president of the club, acted a,
postmaster, while seated at the same tabl,
and in close proximity were the invited
| guests, Lieutenant Governor Ernest @
} Cady of Hartford, Daniel N. Morgan
nited States treasurer, General Il. A
Bishop of Bridgeport, General Jameson
of Middletown. Hon. Lynde Harrison, Tow,
Treasurer StoddaId, ex-Sherif Byxbse al,
Colonel b. Holton Wood of Birming
ham. Also among these present were
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ex-Alderman William Keane, Attorne
James T. Moran, George P. Ingersoll. Al
torney q. 81. Asher, Attorney O. E Hoad
ley, George N. Morse, William Nicely, Coz
porstion Counsel G. T. Drisooll, Alderma
W. ]. Conner, David Plat, West Haven
Captain T. K. Dunn, General E. E. Brad
ley, Charles a. Fowler, Colonel John g
\ Healy, Joseph Mcfarland, W. d. Hall,
Il J. Buchanan, J. D. Plunkett. Abraham
= Aal, General ii. A. Bishop of Gorernc
Morris staff, G. j. Moffatt, Eugene NJ,
Kenna, Thomas Brennan, P. W. Chase,
It P. :Arvine, Philip Winter, Frank A. MALI
Q ney, Joseph R. Manning, John B. Fole!
Y R. @. Groeing, j. G. Pundsrford, s. T
E. 6. Stoddsrd, George W. Robinson
!, George ]. futile, DR.. johnson, Charl,
II A. Elliott. Judge A. Heaton Robertson
> R. v. Beach, M. F. Campbell, Alexand
u Craig, Commissioner John Clancy, Edwal
/ Mccarthy. Alderman Charles We'll, Phil
g. Pond, I'd, Virgil f. Mcneil, ex Judge Lyme
Harrison, R. 8. Baldwin, e1-Sheriff Jot
@. By1bee of Meriden, E. A. Callahan,
@. Bradley, George P. Ingersoll, John
u Commissioner Thomas q. Sullivan, j.
Splaine, Fred Earle, P. McKiernsn, E. ]
ID Rogers, Thomas Prentice, Superintende
II of Streets Doyle, J. B. McKie1nan
= After the banquet was over speech
10 were made by General E E. Bradley, Lie
r. tenant Governor Cady, Daniel N. korg
o. of the United States treasury, ex- Senat
~ George Il. Morse of Meridep, Roger
Baldwin, General b. A. Bishop of the &c
% ernor's staff, ex-senator j. D. Plunke
Ok Hon. Lynde Harrison, Assistant SUPERB
40 tendent of the Capitol Sicily of Hartfo
30 and others, interspsrsed with music by I
ne orchestra, the Monticello club cong by
as members, and songs by several members
OF the club.
The success of the banquet was d
ID mainly to the able and untiring efforts
the house committee of the club, consi
ing of E. Shelton Cornell, charms
Harry W. Asher, Redmond v. Beat
IS Walter ]. Connor, James T. Moran, W
liam q. Elliott, George P. Ingersoll, a
,ol William Keane ably. assisted by Stews
,es Palmer. During the entire period of p
paration Mr. Cornell has worked with
~ firing zeal, and the fact that the bang
ed was such an unqualified success is as mu
he due to his labors az to ANYTHING else