Evening journal., 1896-05-28
Harry J. stoeoI.Ie's Hospitality.

a bupptI WAS klNcu W buc
members of the Young Mems Democratic
Club by Harry j. Stoeckle at the club
house on Market street last evening. 1t
was preceded by an informal reception
which began shortly after o'clock
While the guests were shaking hands
with their host, 1.-The Diver" bsss
solo, was sung by Ernest Haines. with
Daniel Kurtz as accompsnist James
Gillespie, baritone, sang "The Inchcape
Bell" and q mandolin colo, by Harry e.
Bucher; added to the pleasure Of the
early part of the evening
Shortly after o'clock the club mem
bers we're invited to the fourth floor by
@. 0. Kurtz, j. A. Montgomery General
Garrett J Hart, Harry K B1cher, Martin
e. Fairy, Fred. G. Mammele, Robert K.
Francis. John F. Callahan. Charles ].
Campbell and John o. Lambson, the
committee representing Mr.. stoeckle.
The long table was loaded down with
good things, the menu being as foil lows
Ham. Tongue. Roast Beef.
Tenderloin Of Pork.
Lobster salad. Potato Said.
Spicsd Eggs.
soused Mackerel. Hamburger Beef.
Brook Trout and Tomato Sauce.
English Herriog and Sauce.
swes5er aisS,S chesse. Eroms &c e,Bric.
Indian gherkins;
MI lied Pickles Red Baets.
Bread and Butter.
Iced Tea.
Among those who partook Of Mr..
Stoeckle's hospitality were: Adju
tant General Garrett j. Hart, Superin-
tendent Of Construction Patrick Neary,
Deputy Adjutant- General Peter L
Cooper, Colonel E. 4. Cooper, County
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Commissioner Martin + FAIRY, Charles
j. Campbell. Recorder of d. eds
g 0. Montgomery, O G. Kurtz,
Richard T. Cam, State sspa.
tor John Pyle, Frederick Kienlo,
Nathan Lieberman, Fish CJmmlssloner
James A Mulligsn, T. Leslie CArpsnter,
Matthew d. Murphey, William G Bryan,
Harry Robelen, ] II Kane, Frank
Kane, Ell G Griffin, Thomas T.
5tsyton, ]. ID. Sedford, A. n Denman,
Edwin A. Resd, Amos Stayton, A. j.
Kooch, George Carter, w. H Robinson.
DR. George Il Carmichael, ex-Sscretary
Of State John f Salisbury, Receiver Of
Taxes John T. Dickey, Thomas McHugh,
Harry Monaghan. d w. Mulliu. Thomas
Dougherty, Harry e. Bacher. John
BoughmSn, City Tax Collector Eugene
NJ Sayers, Thomas F. GormleY, Frank A.
McCloskey, George McIntyTe MsgIs-
trate Kelley, Colonel G.. Phrke
Postles, Election Commissioners
Thomas O. Doud, Henry Sisse. Court
stenogrspher. e. O. Hardesty, James T.
Carmichael, DR.. J p. Zuill, James A.
Magse; Magistrate Sasse. Magistrate
Kelly, Michael Newell, o. Il Bird, Mark
MoKenna operator Frank Kaue, James
B. Toman. w. T. Msarns, DR.. M Hughes
Benjamln B Allen, Jr, &. B. T.
Springer, j. Harvey Spruancs. DR. Joseph
Pyle. Thomas Holland, James Megsry.
Thomas Reardon, Charles Ten
Weges, Willard Salisbury, Jr.,
ex Attorney General John Biggs,
William II. Boyce, w. h
Hartlove, Robert E. Francis Will
liam H. McGsrritY. Philip r Shea, John
Frederick \ Gore, John o.
LAmbson Daniel McCusker. Harry Nehr,
George BAumsnn, Morris w. Grubb, Her
man Erb, John A. Montgomery. Fred O.
Hiram Kimble, James w
Bakey, James s Dobb. Andrew W.
Solak, Charles Hurlock, james Hurlock,
Lsslis Caspereon, James Clark, henry
Kellar, ]. M solomon, John
Daniel Moody, Harry Zsigler,
John Hartmann, John f. Bradley,
Lewis Hance, Clayton Cam, Frank
o Fens and Frank B. Carswell.
At the conclusion Of supper there were
a few short congratulatory remarks,
after which the party returned to the
large parlor to engage in conversation
and listen TO vocal and instrumental
music By T. Leslie Carpenter. J. d.
Kuriz, H. T. Robelen, Andrew W.
Sslak, James w. Gillespie and e s.
Haynes. 1t was after midnight when
tha company dispersed.