The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-19
THE SOCIETY AND ITS GUESTS.
Those Who Dfned in Honor of st.
Patrick.

Patrick.
The tables were arranged in the shape
| of horseshoe, with the bend at the east
end of the room. Beyond the table, be-
| hind screen of palms and ba mboo the
orchestra was completely hidden from
view. At the ends of the horseshoe a
shorter table was arranged. At the head
of the large table and in the bend of
the horseshoe. sat the president of the
society Col Peter w. Meldrim On his
right was Chief Jeustice Lumpkin Of the
Supreme Court of Georgia Midway on
either side of the horseshoe
sat the vice president. Capt.
John r. Dillon, and the treas
urer, Col. Jordan F. Brooks. At the ends
of the table were Marshal ]. j. Conlin and
Standard-Bearer E. ]. Kelly. At the CEN
ter of the smaller table was Mr., ]. NJ.
Hogan, assistant secretary of the society
and at the ends of the table the stewards
Messrs. A. ]. O'Hara and w. ]. Harty
The members and guests sat on the out
side and inside of the horseshoe table and
with the stewards. At the right of JUS
tice Lumpkin were Congressman Lester,
Attorney General ], NJ. Terrell. On the
left of the president were Mr.. Cecil
Gabbett, Hon. p. E. Seabrook, DR.. st.
B. Graham, Rev. Dr. James Y. Fair and
Hon. T. M. Norwood.
Among the others were Hon. Roland
Ellie of Macon, Mr.. j. Rice Smith of
Augusta. Mr. Lucien l.. Knight of At
lanta, Hon. ]. Pope Brown of Hawkins
| VILE. Mr.. Charles j. Bayne of Augusta,
Rev j. d. Jordon, DR.. A. B. Simmons.
Capt. C. e. Gillette, Mr.. B.
A. Denmark. Mr.. w. S. Pot
finger, Capt. p. +. Gleason. Hon. A.
j. Crovatt of Brunswick, Col IT. s.
Wylly, Mr.. H. M. Steele. Mr.. w. r.
Leaken Mr.. e. ]. Kennedy, Mr.. T. G.
Reid Mr.. w. f. McCauley, Mr.. S. B.
Adams. Mr.. Otis Ashmore, Capt Henry
| Bun, Gen. w. w. Gordon, Capt. j. X.
Clarke, Mr.. w. G. Charlton, Mr.. w. F..
McCauley, Mr.. w. e. Kay, Mr.. William
Kehoe. Capt. A. f. Churchill, Mr.. j. Cro-
min, Mr.. G. W. Widen. Mr.. Henry Solo.
mon, Mr.. j. c. Harris, Mr.. John Sulli-
van, Jr., MIR. John kourke.
Mr.. John A. Sullivan, MIR. P. H.
Hughes, Mr.. Thomas Ballantyne, Mr. j.
Paulsen, Mr.. Nj. F. Usina, Mr.. L. Adler,
Mr.. j. j. Joyce, Mr.. r. A. Crawford, Mr..
Shelby Myrick, Mr.. James Schley, Mr..
C. McGarvy. Mr.. Robt. Briesenlck, Mr..
| Allan Bond, MIR. w. l.. Wilson,
Mr.. Charles H. Parks. Mr.. N. p.
Corish, Mr.. j. w. Grantham. Mr.. ]. w.
Crews, Mr.. p "A. Stovall. Mr.. John Ly-
ons. Mr.. w. ]. Watson, Mr.. John Lynch,
Mr.. A. Haniey. Mr.. Daniel Hogan,
Mr.. A j. Ryan, Mr.. J.
f. CAVITY. Mr.. o. F. Reilly.
Mr.. F. w. Storer. Mr.. NJ. o'Mara.
Mr.. T. ]. OBrien, Mr.. f. F. O'Connor
Mr.. F. w. Smith, DR. Martin, Mr.. j. w
Hefferman. Mr.. A. ]. Kennedy, Mr.. w H.
Dooner, MIR. e. c. Gleason, Mr.. p. A.
Corlton, Mr.. r. w. Powers. Mr.. John
Bresnan. Mr. John Mclaughlin, Jr.. Mr.
Doyle. Mr.. John e. Harty, Capt. Henry
Blum, Jr.. Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr. G. A.
Gregory, Mr.. c. A. L. Cunningham, Mr.
Hayden, Mr.. W. w. Gordon, Jr. Mr.. NJ.
j. Kavanaugh, Mr.. w. f. Train, Mr.. G.
w. Beckett, Mr.. Ii. L. Ransford, Mr..
Tennille.
The Hibernian society's dinners are al
menu and it's eighty-ninth was no ex-
ception. The menu was served In the
De Soto's best style.
Blue Points.
Chateau Latour Blanche.
Cream of Terrapin. Pale Sherry.
Small Patties. la Refine.
Clery. Sailed Almonds. Olives,
Broied Pompano. Maitre d Hotel.
Potatoes Duchess.
Fllet of Beef "Pique," Mushrooms.
Asparagus Tips. Pontet Canet.
Hibrnian Punch.
| Roast Quail, au Cresson.
Mumms Extra Dry.
Waldorf Salad
Assorted Cakes. Charlotte Russo.
Tutti Fruit Ice Cream.
Roquefort Cheese. Toasted Crackers
Coffee. Fruit.
Cigars.
During the progress OF the dinner Icons
orchestra played the following programme
| of music:
Marck-"Old Erin" O4ammers)
Overture-'In Bridal Attire" (Ringle-
| benz.
Waltz-"Phyllls" Query
Selections-"Brln" (Sauls).
Cornet Solo-"Holy city" a.. Muller).
Overturc-'Arior" UaFleur)
Cake Walk-"Jolly links" CAscher).
Seiections-"In niscsrra" (OlcoD IL
Wallis Sounds From Erin" iBennetO
! oalop-" Bicycle" lPaugh).
/ Between the toastH were prayed appro-
/ PIRATE and patriotic airs. FOLLOWING che
opening toast THE Day w Ellebrbte"
GENE "st Patrokss Day" ana al the
conclusion of the lsst speech. Let Erin
J Remember the Days Of Old"