Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22
BAR BANQUET.

just before leaving Wausau, Hon. w,
II. Mylrea attended a social function
given in his honor, and this be will
always cherish as one of the fondes;
and most agreeable of his recollecticns
of his long and pleasant life in Wausau
1t was not fraught with pleasantly
alone but there was an air of regret
manifested on the faces and in the
speeches of those present resultant OF
Mr.. Mylrea's leaving the city. This
social event was in the form of ban
quet, but was unlike the many he at
tended that week, for the attendance
was made up wholly of men of his pro-
fession, of this city and Merrill, and the
gentler sex was not represented. 1t
was gotten up by the members of the
Marathon and Lincoln county bars that
all might meet the eX-Attorney General
before his departure for Chicago. The
banquet was given at the Crystal Cafe,
Friday evening, and the diuing room
was closed to the pubic from 8 O'Clock
until H. At $50 the disciples of Black
stone sat down to the banquet board
and amid joyous conversation the fol
lowing good things were made to dis
appear:
Caviar on Toast
Green Sea Turtle, aux quenelles
Queen olives. Sailed Nuts
Boiled Lake Trout au court bouillon.
PaFisienne Potatoes.
Braized Tenderloin of Beef, with mushrooms.
Sauterne.
Sweetbreads la Macedonia.
Petit Pois.
G. H. Mumm & Co.
Assorted Cakes
Strawberries, with Whipped Cream.
Cafe Noir. Cigars
Informal Remarks.
After the sdpper, came the sterner
part OF the evenings festivities. Judge
Silverthorn presided as POSTMASTER,
and everyone present was called upon
to make few remarks and all respond
ed, for lawyer was never known to
refuse to talk While many of the re.
marks made were humorous yet the
general strain was an expression of re-
greet over the departure of Mr.. Myhea
and family from our midst. While Mr.
Mylrea has always been held in high
esteem by our citizens, it is among his
fellow professional men that he holds a
place in friendships memory not easily
to be filled. The expressions mani
tested by the men whose guest he was,
was that while with regret they were t.
witness his departure still it gave them
pleasure to know that it was for the bet.
terment of his condition and that he
will be given larger field to work in
1t was notable and extraordinary
event throughout, and discounted any.
thing in that line ever given in Wau
sau. After the supper and speech max
ing were over, MIR. Mylrea spent some
time in meeting each of his brother
attorneys individually and bidding
them farewell. 1t was his last oppor
tunity before his departure the follow
ing day, and Misunderstanding and more
expressions of future success for hin
followed. While all the invited guests
were unable to attend, there were
twenty-one who put in an appearance
and these were as follows:
GUESTS.
Judge w. G. Silverthorn, Messrs
Neal Brown. Z, l.. Bump, c 3 Bird, f
w. GeGrich, Geo Hart, G.. ID. Jones, A
L. Kreu,zer, H H. Manson, Louis Mar
chetti, G h Mueller, Henry Miller, Nj
b. Rosenberg, T. c. Ryan, all of Wau
sau; I. j Mathews, f. NJ Smart, NJ. G.
Porter, A H. Reid, Nj g. Hoffman
Fred Smith and John Van Hecke, Of
Merrill; j. II. Woodnorth, of Toma
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