Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-30
THE IMPERIAL clus
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Roast Quail. larded a la Coburn
Shrimp Salad

Roast Quail, larded a la Coburn
Shrimp Salad
Port Wine Jelly
Cold Pudding, a la Porfirio Daz
Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Oranges e.neesa Bananas so,rss Grapes
The POSTMASTER for the occasion was
Albert Benjamin, Jr.. and his bright wit
ticisms and happy Intersections in intro
ducing the speakers was II pleasing feat
ure of the occasion.
Pullen's Orchestra of eight pieces was
present, and during the evening rendered
the following select concert programme:
Overture, Raymond-Thomas
Pullen's Orchestra.
March, "Orental Echoes"
Orchestra.
Nylophone Duet--Medley.
Messrs. Hatch and Skillin.
Dancer of Bagdad.' Langey
Selection, Wizard of the Nile Herbert
Orchestra.
Sleighbell solo. banjo accompaniment,
MaSsa's in the COZ, Cor, Groun',"
Messrs. Hatch and Skillin.
AN Evening at the Ball, descriptive,
Voelkei
Orchestra.
(a) Occorina Duet
CD Organpipe Duet.
Messrs. Hatch and Skilin.
Selection from Lady Stavey," Kerker
Orchestra.
Mixed Trio, cornet and two SaXophoneS
Messrs. Hatch and Skillin.
"A Gay Old Time"-Medley, Boyer
Orchestra.
Musical Rock Duet, original
Messrs. Hatch and Skillin.
Selection, Lost, Strayed or Stolen
Highlander
Orchestra
ca Banjo and Guitar Duet,
CD Banjo Juggling,
Messrs. Hatch AND skillin.
tinaie, I'VE Won't Go Home Till Morn
ing" Haines- Coburn
Orchestra and Guitar Club.
At the business meeting of the club.
the following officers We're elected for the
next year: President X. Whit Sawyer.
Boston; vice president. w. S. Ames. Bos-
ton; secretary and treasurer. f. II. La e
throp: executive committee. j. A.
SSchmltf' Portland, l. S. Dornlee, Port
land. H. E. Grant. Boston.
Whit Sawyer. the new president, is ii
ood-looking. small man, with a large
family. tie is jolly, full to the brim a
the time of fun. and has represented the
hfm OF Clafin, Young & Stanley of Bos-
ton. ON the road for the past 10 years and
you want to meet him.
w. S. Ames. the vice president is an
other of that good-lookina: class that FIRE
quent our borders from the mother state.
re was born that way and cannot hello
IT, He wears his heart on his sleeve and
an the boys know him as 4 man ana
friend. He has represented the firm OF
Abram French & Co. of Boston. for ~
Snowclad winters.
r. II. Lathrop. secretary and treasurer
is a medio-brunette with 225-pound eX-
preston; % years old and not the least
bit timid. When he calls to see his Gus
toners they are glad to see him. He and
Whit Sawyer have been mistaken for
twins. but they are not. Mr.. Lathrop
represents Scion Palmer of New York, a
Weli-known perfume house.
The boys all swear by the executive
committee.
One of the prime features of the even
ing was the presentation of horse to
Landlord Haines. A committee had Wis
tied an outlying district and purchased
the worst-looking specimen of II beast
that ever visited this town. The beast
was decorated all over its body with gay
colored ribbons and President Sawyer in
ms presentation speech said that it gave
MN great pleasure to present to Mr.
and his many friends. this beautiful
specimen of equine beauty He was
lassooed after an exciting chase of thre,
weeks on the pampas of South America.
He is by Sunrise. by Shutdown. dam Sun
set and everybody.
Whit Sawyer. ex-President Kelly. S. s.
Lightbody. Hon. Forrest Goodwin ana
the father of the club j. H. Blan-
chard. One of the most enjoyable feat
ures of the evening was the appearance
for the first time in this place OF Prof
Ham of Bath. comedian and vocalist
who kept his hearers constantly Juggling
at their buttons from laughter He was
a decided hit, hard hit ana still hitting
The Portland. Banjo. Mandolin and Gtli-
tar Club was another pleasing feature of
the programme.