The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-18
INSURANCE
Men DINED
BANQUET TO STAFF OF PRU-
DENTAL COMPANY.
Those Who Were Present at This
Annual Event - Superintendent
Schubert, Who Has Charge of the
Scranton District. Was the Toast
master--Address Delivered by Di-
vision Manager King, Who Told OF
the Splendid Work That Is Being
Done--others Made Addresses.

The Prudential Insurance company
OF America have reason to feel proud
of their Scranton staff, and the latter
i'm turn are more than proud of their
superintendent, II. J. Schubert, because
or his amiable disposition and general
good will towards all of them, and be-
cause of the magnificent reception and
dinner which Mr.. Schubert provided
for them at Hotel Terrace Saturday
evening, at the fifth annual gathering
of the insurance workers In this field.
In point of excellence Mine Host
White outdid his splendid effort of a
year ago.
The menu was par excellence and
consisted of blue points on half shell,
bisoue of clans, fried Long Island
smelts, tartar sauce, Julienne potatoes.
celery, olives, radishes, York state
turkey stuffed, cranberry jelly, mashed
potatoes. brown sweet potatoes. string
beans, bread and butter sandwiches,
punch a la Terrace. chicken patties.
French peas. outlets Of deviled veal.
potato croquettes, hot house shredded
lettuce. mayonnaise dressing. ice cream
and assorted cake. imported sherry,
East mountain lthia, coffee, cheese
and crackers, cigars.
From Z 10 s o'clock Superintendent
Schubert and his men held all informal
reception in the parlors of the hotel,
where representatives of the home
Office, superintendents and assistants.
inspectors and agents all joined in
general renewal of friendships and
handshakes. Among them were:
THOSE AT THE TABLES.
II. y Schubert, superintendent. Scranton, w.
i. King division manager Newark, \. j.; Sdll-
vel 7. rrome, assistant division manager. Newark,
\. j.; W. = Stocktoh inspector, Princeton,
v j.. Supcrintendents ". u. Quinliu, Po'tsyilc;
y. y. Kelty liazicton.
Medical Examiners Dr. =. l.. Grandcr, Forest
City; DIR. John s. Niles, Carbondslc; nr. :. ID.
Davis Jemyn; DR.. William Van Doreu, Arcs-
bald: ~. ". G.. Fulton, scranton; DR.. ID. A..
Webb, S-ranton: Dr. A. !. Baker, Duryea; DR.,
n. g. Gibby, Pitts,on DR.. H. s Frtts. iaw-
ley; Dr. Y. T. Jacob ThrOcn; DR. W. W. jenkins,
| olyphsnt DR. J. A. Jennings. rittston; Dr. w..
u. Gavitte, White Mills; M. r. W. Bcad%,
| liOnesdalc.
Scranton stan--J Mo,gan. clerk; 4. q. Ba'l.
assistant superintendent: Agents, !. Ruppenthai.
]. y. Crsmcr. p. McCahil, u. ". ifcancy, Z.
| Golden.
| Assistant Superintendcnt VI. iiaggerty; Agents.
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| Lcwrr, l.. W. Decker. L. T. Taylor.
! Assistant Superintendent, \. II. Smith; Agents,
! !. W. Mccarthy, :. 4. Dryoe, /. II. Morgan, G.
/ II. Gibbs T. 4. Coleman
Assistant Superintendent, A. II, KrOsslcy;
! AGENTS, :. \. lIansce, &. II. KrcSScy, ". II.
| Rech. John Kane.
| Assistant Superintendent. G. zimmerman;
| Agents, J. G.. B,ls,a, John G,oner, Iinc,dalc.
| Assistant Superintendent, 7. ONscv: Agents,
| II n G,opr II 4 RpnNp. 4 ppn,bO. 4 Y
| Hughes, Carbondale
| Assistant Superintendent. q. g. GriswOih;
agents, j, Allan, John Cahancy, r. Mutually, W.
d. llill, Joseph H. Walker, Carbonda,c.
Assistant Superintendent, g. +. Gann"n,
| Agents, ". T. Cummings, Y. Burke, j. J.
Dousher, ". g. Best, +. Lindc. William Scriycn
! Oyphant.
Assistant Superintendent, j. J. Neigcr; Agcu' T.
j. H. Wand, i. }. King, j. II. McDcmott. TIy
Tor.
| Assistant Superintendent, !. ". Giier; Agents
| W. 7. schall, D. W. Schali, Joseph Co!ue, Pitts
| ton.
Agents G. l.. Bega,t, Lake Ariel; X. J.. IaNri,
lustuS; N. g. Cusick and r. j. Mukcrn, Mi
nooka; J. J. Gallagher, scranton.
MUSIC BY JOHNSON.
As Prof. Johnson. the blind pianist
began a march on the piano. the guest.
|
all had reached their chairs, Superin
tendent Schubert gave the order to b,
seated. and then followed the servin:
of the menu already referred to. Dur
ing the interval between the first an,
last courses, the boys couldn't ce
TOO Much Johnson" and the accom-
plished player ripped out raStime
patriotic and popular music as fast q
his instrument would permit.
The performance by this artist wa
really worthy Of special mention. an,
when he played Rally Round IN
Flag, Boys" Immediately there Wa
an uproar, led by the 'Uncrowne,
King" and instantly every one in tn
room was on his feet singing and wav
ing napkins. 1t was the signal give
by Division Manager King for the me
to rally around the flag of their com
pary, and the inspiration for tn
Scranton men to place Superintendent
Schubert and his division at the hea
of the business for the year 1901.
At 10 o'clock order was restored. an
Toastmaster Schubert read letters G
regret from number of officials VIII
We're unable to attend. Division Man
ager King was then introduced and II
gave the men n lengthy argument {
what was expected of them during III
current year He said the Prudentis
: company was highly pleased with il
forces in the anthracite regions {
Pennsylvania, and pointed with prid
TO their conduct during the recent co;
strike. you faced 1t like true Pruder
tial soldiers he said.
The loss of business during tha
/, | ne,iod the sneaker said WAS com ma re