The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-06
mrs. SCUDDHR RHCAB7S
Tells of the Good Qualities
She Found in Masculine
Friesland Voyagers.
POST MoRTEM cLA ssIFIcArIos
Annual Dinner Of the Pilgrims at
the Washington-A Remin-
iscent Menu.


Ahe second annual reunion and dinner
Oh the New Jersey passengers on the
memorable Friesland cruise was held last
nsht IN the Hotel Washington. The
OF Arrangements was DR.. and
Mrs. samuel r. Forrnan, Mrs. Scion
raimer, Mrs. M. F. Stires and Mr.. VIM.
Il. Beach. The guests were received in
one OF the upper parlors of the hotel.
me dinner was served in the large public
oinlng room. The flags OF the Friesland
mad been loane by the steamship COM
n and they were used in decorating
the room. Several large American flags
were hung on the walls and signal flags
were placed on windows and doors.
There was even a cholera flag over one
window. There was one long table going
the entire length Of the room and a num-
Der of small tete-a-tete tables were on
either side. In the centre of the long
liable was a large boat of flowers in imi-
tation of the Friesland. AT either end
were large bowls of pink roses and at
each cover was a pink carnation. Gram
mer's orchestra played at intervals In the
evening.
iAe AneHu was
Blue Points on Deep Shell
Cream of Celery Oriental, Ra,,sbes
Celery Radishes Crescent Olives
Fish
Boiled Nile Salmon
Hollandaise Sauce
Bermuda Potatoes
Entree
English Beef, Mushroom Sauce
French Peas Irish Croquettes
Bisque of Tortoni
Roast
American Squat on Toast
Currant Jelly Lettuce Spanish Dressing
| Dessert
Neapolitan Ice Cream Fancy Cakes
Roquefort Cheese Jordan Crackers
Malaga Fruits
Egyptian Coffee
Souvenir du Voyage
The souvenirs were called "A Neat Pa
per Box" The story Is this: The cata-
neat paper box" Of luncheon. When
hard boiled eggs, a ai cracker neatly neatly rolled
in paper napkins, and a small and bitter
orange, The souvenirs were In imitation
tanned wax figures of the contents.
Two pages Of the dinner card were de-
THE SYMPOSIUM.
Rev. Cornelius Brett. Toastmaster.
"Haec OHM menimisse juvabit."
The Cruise of the Friesland: To each
crusader the event of a lifetime.
mingled the useful with the agreeabie.sS
"As the dew to the blossom the bud to
As the scent to the rose. are these
Amelia B. Welby.
William II. Beach.
"rho pri tass our guide .E p%Rilgso gs Ma and
Francis c. Clark.
The Great Storm.
Cease, rude Boreas. clustering ~railer;
List We landSmen all to me;
Mesgmates hear 4 brother sailor
Sing the changes of the sea-"
Morris B. Beardsley.
The Gains that followed the qualms mot
of conSciencel.
The sun came up upon the left;
Out of the sea came he.
And he shone bright, and on the right
Went down into the sea-
Ancient Mariner.
d%iscoSS ers a by the sn ease erS With hnq wh SsFy sP Tm
b{e be- got mind tssreyss YOU as there's wSs no a, credit re to
Rev. John L. scudder. iapies.
The Professors.
Every why hath a whersfore.
- z. 1ulStC
The Gentlemen on Board.
You don't find this sort Of thing die
agreeable, I hope, sir" said his right hand
neighbor, a gentleman in a checked shirt
and Mosaic studs, with a cigar in his
mouth.
Mot In the least replied Mr.. Pick
wick; I like It very much, although I'm
should be very sorry to saw
wasn't interposed another gentleman on
the opposite side of the table. It's board
and lodging to me, is smoke.
MI; Pickwick glanced at the speaker
n thought that If 1t were washing foo
it would be all the better.
-Pickwick Papers.
Mrs. John l.. Scudder.
The Ladies'.
20, woman! whose form and whose soul
Are the spell and the light OF each path
Whether. sunn'd in the tropics, or chilpd
at the pole,
II woman be there, there is happiness,
too.''
Rev. r. X. Wick.
The New Jersey Contingent.
True happiness
Consists not in the multitude Of friends,
But in the worth and choice"
Ben Jonson.
The Greater New York.
IT am a citizen of no mean city,
81. Paul.
America is Good Enough for Me.
"Home again, home again from a foreign
And. Oh! t fills my soul with ,oy
To be at home once more"
Henry H. Dawson. song
Adieu! Al Revoir!
When shall we-meet againg"
Mrs. M. r. Stires.