The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-02
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Little Neck CLANS.
spanish Alackerel with

Little Neck CLANS.
Broi!ed Spanish Mackere with
Drawn Eutter.
Broiled Spring Chicken. Soft Shell Crabs.
Fried oysters. Fried Spring Chickon.
Stowed oysters.
Clarct Punch.
Baked Smithfeli lisms, Champagne Sauce.
Buna'o ougue. baltimore Corned Beef.
Deviled Grabs.
Saddle of SouihdUwu Lamb.
Sucking Zig, sage Dressing
Lobster Sa al. crab Salad. Potato Salad.
Baltimore each leo Cream.
Wine jelly diamonds. ltin Pound Cake.
Eag Kisses. Cream .lnmbles.
Lonion LAYER Rasins.
Bananas. Pineapple Cheese.
Toe. Coffee. Chocolate.
THE ToAsTs.
MIR. Jno. Whitehead, of The YlR.
GILMAN, was toast master.
"Our President"
Behold the Man. he Speaks for
Himself" was responded to eloquently
by Mr., j. A. Daily.
"rhe Press"-"Ihe brave press, the
fair press. the honest press, standing
between the people and oppression
the great buiwurk Of liberty, as de-
clared by the fathers of our country. {"
MIR. X. c. Murray. editor OF the
Landmark, responded to this toast,
making strong instructive speech,
calculated to greatly benefit the
younger and less experienced newspa.
per men present.
"rhe Greater Norfolk"
"The South Atlantic Metropolis, one
OF the realities OF the future. Let us
bend our energies that the union may
be speedily accomplished"
MIR. Glennan, editor OF The VIR
oINIAN, responded, making AL interest.
ing address telling of the growth of
Norfolk, the part which the uespaper
men of the city have taken ia accom-
plishing its advancement and the aG
vR1tnges which members of the Press
Club enjoy unknown to those vino
were connected with the newspapers of
the city in earlier days. His remarks
were received with loud applause.
"Nlrginla" The mother OF states
and statesmen. May all coming gen.
erations strive TO maintain her proud
position"
The speaker was Mr.. A. P. Thorn,
who, IN eloquent language, told OF the
past and present md what might be
expected IN the future of the grand old
commonwealth. 1t WAS an address
Enthusiastically applauded
"Ihe Judiciary-May our Judges
be pure, able and honest. MAY Justice
at all times be tempered with mercy."
Judge Wilcox responded, saying il
was the duty of the press to uphold the
Judiciary when right, to condemn
when wrong. He said when the people
lost faith i'll their judges revolutions
followed. Judge Willcox's remarks
were highly appreciated.
"Our Guesta Esteemed by the
knights of the Quill. would that they
were members OF our clan."
MIR. John G. Carroll was lhe speaker,
ana In most entertaining manner per
formed the part assigned him,
1.-The Ladies, God Bless Them
Gen. Z. nj, Henry was the speaker and
paid an eloquent tribute TO woman.
Several times during the course of hi.
speech be was interrupted by applause,
'The Norfolk and Portsmouth Press
Club"-Mr. ii. S. Bailey, of the Land
mark, told of the organization OF the
Climb, tho purpose OF the organization
what had been the beneficial result,
followed lis formation. Mr.. Bailey
proved himself good speaker, as vel
as good newspaper man.
MIR. frank Antilott: was introduced
and gave q number OF his best charac
ter recitations. Mr.. AntiIotti is genius
who never fails "to bring down the
bouse."
at the instance of the committee the
toast.master gave the names OF the
merchants of Norfolk who had so gen.
ofously assisted them in bandsomely
farnishing theic yoons. and returned