The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-13
smiled and bowed, and then came another

FOlee from the Sallefy, ana on IOOKlLR up
the guests found themselves face to face
with camera and behind it George l..
Wins, who started fash light, pressed
a bulb tube and then announced that the
entire party was took
President Myron j. Furst sat at the CEN
tre of the table of honor, having on his
right Admiral w. t. Sampson, Rev. Cor
nelius Brett, DID, ex-Assistant Secretary
of the Navy VIM. McAdoo, S. C. Mount,
Major q. X. Pangborn. ex-senator Will
lam Brinkerhoff and Andrew ]. Corcoranu =.
To the Presidents left sat Mayor e. Hoos,
John J. Voorhees,, Past Assistant Surgeon
c. P. Kindelburger of the flagship Olym-
pia, +. w. Mack of the Associated Press,
and Nathan Stowe. At the long tables
were:-W. N. Gay, President of Bayonne
Board of Trade; Silden Twitchell and Geo.
W. Jessup of Camden Board; w. B. East
wood and Geo. T. Blakely of Paterson
Board, J. e. Powe1son of New Brunswick,
DR.. L. J. Gordon, Fl. G. McCully, R. W.
Elliott, W. F. Whittemore, DR.. Dickinson,
w. H. Dickinson. Rev. R. K. Wick, Mayor
F. W. Cane of Bogota, w. F. Midlige, w.
H. Cane, Jr., R. j. Lawrence, George T.
Bouton, F. M. Lockwood, w. Brown, VIM.
J. TAFT, J. S. Strang, A. T. McGrath, J.
E. Cooney, Chief B. Murphy, R. Carey,
C. w. Russell, E. Fox, M. F. McCartin,
DIR. B. Edge. B. Van Keuren, ]. S. Men
agh, E. o. Schermerhorn, H. L. Kellers,
N. ]. H. Edge, T. B. Hague, w. N Cahill,
E. Smith, G. Mayer, A. Anker, S. Mayer,
C. H Slater, J. E. Hulshizer, VIM. c.
Scudder E. B. Yale, G. w. Rus
sell, j. A. Dear, Rev. DR..
Charles Herr, James F. Cannon, Henry
Traphagen, Fred G. Wolbert, S. D. Tomp-
kins, T. H. williams, f. H. Earle, George
Holmes, E. Harris, DR.. Ulamor Allen, J.
A. Dear, Jr., J. w. Dusenbury,
S. Reid, James Clark. F. Rurode,
Walter M Dear, Frank Stevens,
Henry E. Niese, Herbert Cubberly,
j. w. Heck, James C. Young, s.
Drayton, A. NJ Henry, G. C. Lavery, V.
Tompkins, H. l.. Scott, E. T. Mclaughlin
of U. s. S. Yankee. F. L. Gubelman,
David B. Day, Hiram c. Bennett, G. M
Norris, A. H. Howe, E. Freeman, w. NJ
Obergfell, j. E. Bernstein, r. A. Simpson,
G. L. Witms, Henry L. Lehman l..
Cohn, Carl Gutman, M. Erstein, F. Eve
land, ], P Landrine, James S. Newkirk
F. Whiting, H. Hartshorne, e. R. Grant
Ed H. Hoos, VIM. T. Sullivan, E. Kelly,
J. J. Hopkins, C. C. Wilson, H. A. Stef-
fens, F. H. Schacht, VIM. Van Keuren
u F. Washburn, James Leo, B. F. Adams
w. Koester, A. A. Bliss, Walter Dear, >.
Hague, J. D. Baldwin, L. H. Petit, II. L.
Meyers, John Anderson, Max ErdwurTn,
D. E. Cleary, J. H. Masker,J. +. o. Meana.
c. H Smith. NJ. T. Connolly, H Roberts,
F. E. Chamberlin, Frank E. Price, w. II.
Speer, w. ]. McIlroy, G. G. Fountain, j.
Klumff, w. E. Drake, j. F. McIlroy, ]. 5.
Rosenfeld, Henry W. Dewitt, DR.. W. II.
Arrowsmith, w. F.. Downs, Chas. Lee
MEYERS, Lewis r. Meyers, James G.
Haskings, Thomas w. Tilden, BENZ. Van
Keuren, Arthur P. Hasking, F. j. Hall,
James P. Hall, F. E. Morse and DR.. G. M.
Wigg of Boonton, Otto Grouse, J. w.
Hardenburgh. John Mehl, Jr., John E.
Macarthur VIM. C. Heppenheimer, Ernst
| j. Heppenhemer, Dr. ]. j. Broderiek,
VIM. D. Edwards, Col Robert G. Smith,
w. A. Corcoran and Arnold S. Furst.
This was the menu
Huitres Sauterne Graves
Blue Points sur Coquilles
Greenville Celery
Potage Feres Amontilladu
Consomme a la Republic
Olives Radishes Sailed Almonds
Petits Bouchees a la Commerce
Poisson
| Hot House Cucumbers Pomme Persilladt
| Relieves Ponet Canel
Filet de Boeuf, aux Champignons
Sauce Madeira
Tomates Farcies a rEspagole Petit Pois
Terrapin la Santiago
Sorbet Cuban Cigarro:
Punch a fAdmiral Sampson
Roti Moet & Chandor
Philadelphia SQUAD on Toast
Chicory, French Dressing
Sucres
Pudding. Filipinos, Sauce a rExpansior
Glaces de Fantasies
| Petit Fours Assorties
| Entremets Liqueur:
Fromages Toasted Biscuit Fruits, Caf'
Cigars, Pearl of the Antilles
The clattering of forks and knives
| clinking of glasses, laughing and talkine
| was at it's height when the ladies began
| to take their seats in the galleries above
! Susceptible young bachelors among the
! diners had hard work dividing their at
| tentions between the attractions In from
| and those above them Married mer
recognized their better halves with noe
| or wave of their dinner napkins and that
| was an end of them. President Furst.
/ quotation MAN was made a little lower
| than the angels, was all right in some
! respects, but many of the ladies and al
the gentlemen would have preferred thai
the angels and the men were sitting
together, at least ON that occasion
Among the ladies who thus looked dowr
on the men were:-Mrs. James G. Hask
/ ing, Mrs Frank Stevens, Mrs. Cubberly
Mrs Henry W. Dewitt, Miss Florence
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