Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-01-19
WARRIORS EAT.
Annual Military Dinner by Surgeon
General Helm.


General Helm.
The most notable affair in Phoenix
last night was the annual military din
ner given by Surgeon General Helm to
the officers of the National Guard OF
Arizona. This dinner surpassed in
magnifcerce all previous culinary dis
plays by the hospitable surgeon-general.
The ordinary decorations of the walls
of the dinning room were obscured by
folds OF bunting, swords and scab-
bards, 1ifles, buges and drums and
other insignia of glorious war among
which the red cross of the hospital
corp shone resplendent. The menu
was faultless.
New Oysters. Arizona Cocktails.
Clear Soup Sauterre.
Roast Turkey Cranberry Jelly. Claret.
Celery. French Peas. Olives.
Roman Punch
Escalloped Oysters. Champagne
Broiled Quail, Saratoga Potatoes.
Celery salad, Maynonnaise.
Fig Pudding
Strawberries and Cream.
Sailed Almonds. Cake.
Apollinaris. Coffee. Cigars
The flow of soul was not less spark
ling, as shown from the following toast
card:
"Beseech you, sir, be merry; you have cause,
So have we all of JOY"
Our Commander in Chief-The Newspa
per Man. Governor L. Z. Hughes
Beneath the rule OF men entirely great,
The pen is mightier than the sword.'
The National guard of Arizona.
...............M Major H F. Robinson
Gan infant blessed in her nativity
The Veterans. ns..-....-..........Col. Ed Schwartz
"Your valor bravely did the assault sustain. y
Trials and Tribulations OF an Inspecting
Officer r............ Major R. Allyn Lewis
Well see what Gates you AVE"
The Medical Department Lieut. Chas. Il. Jones
so lived our sires, ere doctors learned to kill.
And multiplied with heirs their weekly bill. y
The Fighting Parson ....... Can't. Winfield Scott
.'Greatiy good fortune, he fights the cause
Of honor, virtue, liberty and home"
The Doctors and the Lawyers .........
......................Co Col Joseph Campbell
when lawyers tale what toey would give,
And doctors give what they would take
Then order your ascension robe.
The War Correspondent. . Bvt.-Col T. A Jobs
'Who writes the deeds, and with unselfsh
hand
Weighs in nice scales the motives OF the great.
....-.,................. Hon. N. o. Murphy
"Behold the toga fits him we'll"
! ............ Serg't-Major Geo. W. Hoadley
From thy growing store now lend assistance
and relieve"
The Ladies ........... Col. Thos Fitch
There be many devils that walk this earth
devils great AMI devils small
But laughing woman, with two bright eyes
is the veriest devil OF all"
The guests were Governor L. G.
Hughes, commander-in-chief; Col. Ed.
Schwartz, adjutant-general; Col. Jos.
Campbell, judge advocate general;
Maj. H. +. Robinson, inspector small
arms practice Capt. Winfield Scott,
chaplain; ex-Gov. N. 0. Murphy, Col.
Thos. Fitch, Lieut.. Frank Alkire, Adjt.
Second battalion; Lieut.. Chas. II.
Jones, asst. surgeon First regiment
Capt. John j. Wickham, George AIkire,
orderly to surgeon-general hospital
corps; Bvt. Col. T. A. Jobs, war cores
pondent; Lieut.. COL A. j. Doran, First
regiment infantry N. G. A.; Lieut.. L.
W. Coggins, Lieut.. j. N. Zeigenfuss
Geo. w. Hoadlev, hospital steward
Lieut.. Col. T. E. Dalton, aide de camp,
governors staff.