Evening star., 1899-03-17
! R E L AN DIS PATRON
Irishmen Everywhere Honor the Memory of
st. Patrick.
Religious and Civil Observances of
the Anniversary Participated in
by Neutrality-suspicious..

| IH!S Is 81 EalTiCh udy-
| There will be no parade today in Wash
| ngton in honor of the patron saint of the
little green island over the sea, but wher-
ever an Irish heart beats it will pulsate
| with love and reverence for the illustrious
| saint, and over its throbbins will rise and
| fall the piece of green ribbon or the cher
tshed shamrock that every frishman jeai-
ously regards as his especial prerogative
Although the anniversary VIII not be gem
orally celebrated here, 1t will be observed
with fidelity. AID several events have been
arranged to accentuate it. Solemn high
| mass was celebrated ut st. Patrick $
Church in honor cf the feast of its patron
saint, and high mass was also celebrated
! at st. Aloysius Church.
Celebration i'm Alexandria,.
Many members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians will go to Alexandria to attend
| the banquet of Division No. / of that city,
| to be he'd at Lyceum Hall tonight
National Treasurer p. r Moran of this
city will be one of the party, which will
leave a special car about o'clock p. m.
Chaplain Chadwick Of the Maine and Mr..
W. F. Reddy, state president of Virginia,
with Mr.. Moran. will be the principal speak
ers of the evening.
The Emmet Guards will entertain their
friends at hop tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall.
4 Unique supper.
At Chamberlins tonight there will be
unique celebration of the anniversary. The
menu for the occasion is as follows:
St Patricks supper, rendered by the In
dians from New York. to Andrew a. Nc
Cormick, esq, at ChamberIin's, Washing
ton, D. c., Friday evening, March H. 1899.
Our Pagan sires our strifes would shun;
They saw their heaven through the sun;
F.gnFiC u a,
In Ireland over the water.
Irish whisky. caviar on toast, Dublin.
ruinart oyster cocktails, Cove of Cork,
olives, raddishes, celery, Crishaloch Irish
broth, County Tyrone. baked salmon, Tartar
sauce. Lakes of Killarney. cucumber salad,
pommard. boiled pigs head and cabbage,
city of Limerick, boiled murpheys, mashed
turptps, Connemara roast lrlsh SQUAD, Vale
OF Dunloe, ruinart. lettuce salad. ice cream,
kikenney. cheese, Goats of Kerry, coffee.
Irish icebergs, Giants Causeway cigars.
To these delicacies will be added:
Soup Ia shamrock, Sligo ehowder. Dub
lin bay herrings Limerick lobster and Gal
way shrimps. Vinegar Hill turnips. cab
bage a la Mayo. corned beef and spinach,
boiled bacon. fried bacon, and nix bacon,
Corkonian sDuds, pigs head. pigs ears,
pig-iron toothDicks, sparerits a la Null
lingar roast. everybody. Garry owen punch
a la grip, Beamish and Crawfort porter
rusty ale. musty ale and dusty ale creme
de menthe.
All Named Patrick.
1t has been decided that for the evening
both hosts and guests shall bear the name
of the saint whose natal night brings them
together. The guest list consists of the fol-
lowing:
Patrick A. A. Mccormick Patrick Harry
Neagle. Patrick a. de Novels. Partick JOS
o Mara. Patrick Jerome Sykes, Patrick r.
F. Carroll. Patrick w. H. Clarke, Patrick
r. H. Piggott, Patrick Bernard Sullivan
The list of hosts follows
Patrick J. H. Campbell chairman; Patrick
f j. Dunphy, Patrick Henry Downey,
Patrick NJ S. Paine, Patrick J. s. Foster,
Patrick T. p. Dinnean, Patrick w H. Sill
berthorne-as fine a collection of Pats as
ever came down the pike.
The toast will be as follows
The day we celebrate and with whom We
celebrate it, Patrick E. J. Dunphy; Our
guests" Patrick a. A Mccormick; Music
always a favorite of the Irish)," Patrick
A. de Novels; The Irish thrush Patrick
j. O'Mara; THE ladies God bless then),"
Patrick jerry Sykes.
Sons of st. Patrick.
over in New York THE Friendly Sons of
st. Patrick" of which George Washington
was a member. will give its annual ban
quet this evening at Delmonicos. Many
prominent men will be present. The toast.
THE day we celebrate is to be spoken TO
by Mr.. Thomas Minahan of Columbus
Ohio: THE army and navy" by Governor
Roosevelt, and The United States" by
Senator Depew.
DIR. James o. Brien, late surgeon of Queen
VictOria's I'D Regiment, is to sing the
famous Irish brigade song. His near rela
tive. Mr. DOnatus OBrien of this city is to
sing Thomas Davis patriotic song, The