Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-01-09
New Year Dinner.

ioStDulS D HeW HoStellS, Ilotel
Gladstone, was formally opened on
New Years day, the particular func-
ton being the spread of an elaborate
dinner to nearly 100 guests.
Barring a few unavoidable draw
backs the occasion was great success
one which proprietors and manager
may we'll be proud of. This fact was
duly attested by the numerous con-
gratulations showered upon them by
their many guests.
The menu card, itself a thing of
beauty-a combination of red, white,
blue and gold-announccd the follow
ing courses:
SOUPS.
Consomme. English Beef.
Baked Trout. Potatoes Parsienne
Port Wine Sauce.
ROAST.
Prime Ribs of Beef
Saddle of Mutton. Turkey.
Currant Jelly. Cranberry Sauce
ENTREES.
Fricandeau Of Veal. Fricassee of Lamb.
Sauce Cardinale. Sauce Jardiniere
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes Mashed. Sweet Potatoes.
Tomatoes Stewed.
Green Peas. Lima Beans. Sweet Corn.
DFSSEET
Apple Meringue Pie. Home Made Mnce Pie.
IceCream. Assorted Cakes.
Mixed Nuts. Oranges. Apples. Bananas.
Cheese and Crackers.
COFFEE.
The Cumberland Neacs, whose court
ly editor was present, compiled
alphabetically the list of guests as
follows, the JOURNAL adding some
initials and names overlooked:
A.-Walter NJ. Aston.
B.-George N. Beall, Frank c. Beall, Miss
Caroline Taylor Beall, D. j. Betz, Mrs d. ]
Betz, Miss Nellie " Betz, Samuel Bowen r
E. Boyns, D. A. Benson.
C.-John Chambers, Harry B. Colborn
Mrs. H. B. Colborn, w. +. Coyner.
D.-J. S. Davis.
E.-John Wesley Evans, Mrs. j. W
Evans, w. j. Edwards, ID. Eisenbcrg.
FL. F. Fersner, &. w. Forsyth, Miss |
Golding Freeman.
G.-Roy c. Gillespie, Edward Gross, w. A
Glotfelty, Mrs. w. A. Glotfelty, w. E
Glorius, F. D. Gvel.
INV IL uitolipc Nrc w n
Hitchins, Miss Minnie Hitchins, Miss Ami,
Hitchins, W. Arthur Htchins. J. H. Hitch
ms, Mrs. J. H. Htchins and g. NJ. Hoke.
samuel Jetfries, c. S. Jetiries, VIM. H
Jeffres, George G. Jeffiries, o. Jarrett
John s. Little, Mrs. John s. Little
William Lefevre.
M.--James p. Matthews, j. S. Metzger, E
n. Michael.
o.. B. Oder Mrs. J. B. Oder, Miss Ami,
B. Oder, Miss Blanche Oder, Miss Eloise
Oder.
P.-Mrs. Thomas J. Price, Mrs. Jenni,
Payne, Miss Daisy Payne, G. f. Pearce, Mis-
Eleanor Porter, Clayton Purnell, Mrs. Clayton
Purnell, II. A. V. Parker VIM r. Percy, Mrs
VIM. R. Percy, George B. Percy, Mrs. Georg'
b. Percy, Miss Rose Percy, DR.. NJ. G. Porter
R.--W. b. Rcdgrave, Mrs. w. b. Redgrave
Miss Helen Redgrave, c. Rechenbach, Mrs
c. Reichenbach, Campion Rush, Mrs
Campion Rush, Campon Rush, jr
S.-R. A. Scott, VIM. r. Scott, ir., DIR
George A. Smith, Mrs. George A. Smith
Louis Stanton, Mrs. James Seymour.
T.--George w. Tenant, John E. Taylor
C. o. Towles, G, G. Townsend, Mrs. G. q
Townsend
VIC. H. Walker. Holton Wolfe, Mis-
Annie Williams, Miss Tille Williams, G..
Wright Frank Watts.
Z.--G. w. Zeler, c. S. Ieller.
The hotel is open to the public an,
SO far, considering the season. the
projectors have no reason to complain
Its ample light, comfortable warmth
clean apartments, prompt service ant
good fare make it delightful home fol
boarders and transient guests. On,
gentleman, accustomed to fireless &C
commodiations, says "the transfer ma
ton is hardly describablei in words ant
certainly no painter can Portray it,