The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-15
Life Insurance Company's
Annual Banquet at the
Hotel Manhattan,
New York.
WHO WERE THERE
CongratuIatory Addresses on
the Marked Progress Of
the Corporation.

guests Keeping pace Win tne reIqaIAaol1
growth Of the company, their being dot-
BILE as many present on this occasion as
there were at last years.
The guests were received fully an hour
before the time set for the dinner in a
suite of rooms adjoining the bandueting
hall BY the officers Of the company and
The reunion of men who only see each
other once a year was as delightful as
celebration.
These were eye original straight cam
vassers'' as the artisticaEly quaint menu
described them
Jersey City William p Selby, Conrad
Fischer, William E. Callahan. Richard F.
Mcbride. H NorviIle Rice. James sdellor.
A. Ernest Bowen. II. H Purcell Louis
Cohen. jeremiah Coughlan.
Hoboken-Ernest F. Meyer, Daniel J.
Kenos. John Granting. Frederick Cop
ping. Charles II. Pfeffer.
Atlantic city-Robert G. stiIveil Ed
ward Kiger
Brooklyn-Pieree Keefe, Thomas II
Patterson, Allaire G. SedgwIek James I.
Chadderton, Archibald J. McPhee-
Camden-John T. Evans, Henry z.
Marts. Howard c. Miller, Charles a
Waite, Lawrei1es Marsh, George ~
Evans. George ". Sharp
Dover-Joseph ". Johnson. Rfne Young,
George a. Latour. J. Walter strine. Geo.
+. Peer.
Easton-John NJ Edwards. Peter a
Hoffman. Alfred s vogenitz. Harold ".
Stoezer. James w. Dobson, George p.
Reeves
Eazabeth-James E. Goariage. Edward
L. Bradley. Gordon Bennington, James
Reilly, Walter J. Wyatt
Harlean-Patrsclz Hughes. Charles al
Robinton. John Robinton, Gustavus +
Storm Walter S. Lawrence. Paul Afoeh-
ring. Henry r. Topham, George Q. Car
ming John Mcguire.
Long Branch-william H. Spurge VIII
lam H Cruiser. Frank w. Salinons, Sar:i-
uel T. Frost, Alexander n. Sparks 4
De Roche.
Newburgh- Joseph e. Ward. William D.
Bartleson. William II. -Armstron Ches-
ter f. Thayer william L. BulsoH.
Kew wick--Izouis Janson. Geofgs
Tnons, William a. Khan. Henry F.
Young Charles Anderson.
Newark-Geoxge M. Nsttleship William
Fer, James p. Meshuliam. Lindsay II.
Adds. Enstace B. Griffith William r
Smith, Charles T. Butterworth. Hans
Hendriksen. Peter J. Leary, Edward G.
Cadmas.
New York-sidney e. Lacy, Richard J.
Chrisfy. Walter II. Mansfield. William B.
Miller, William H. Groves. Benz. Turner
NorristoEn- William J. cotrer A. T.
Finney
orange-Frederick w. Smith, ]. Arthur
Wilson. William johnson. John NeGinn
Paterson-Charles W Hugg. Frederick
Van Troy, Frederick G. Schoen, w. H.
Smith. S. G. Thorburn.
Phiiadelphia-Alfred B. Charles. Abram
3. Patterson. Alexander T.. Scott John
McCash, Hamilton Wade, J. p. Dustin
Trenton-Luke P Welsh, Charles c.
Wright, William Shubert, Jr., Samuel J.
Reed. Charles W. Kemper, Clarence B.
Twining. John McSweeney.
West Philadelphia Benjamin L. Bowen
Joseph NJ. Arnold. William H Clossons
ellison NJ. Bowen. Owen Mccarthy, Ar
chibald b Bowen.
wiliiamsburgh-J Toussaint, Floyd
B. Westbrook, Thomas E. Miller. William
P. Murphy, Fred w. Saueracker. Elwood
J. Tryon.
These were the good things set before
them
Cape Cod oysters s...-.u.
Cream Of chicken a Ia Rssne
Celery Olives RadiShe1
Baked Blue Fish. Manhattan
Cucumbers
Saddle OF Canada Lamb
Sweet Potatoes Br0xasS ss1ssss
sweetbread Braise with Peas
Colonial Punch
Roast Squab on Toast
Lettuce salad
Fancy Form Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes
Fruit conse sheess
Second Vice President Ernest ]. Hep
penheinler fellcitously bade the company
guests a cordial welcome and IN course OF
his well selected words gave review OF
the business of the year past. It was
perfectly evident. he said. from the re-
suits that the year just beginning would
even exceed the wonderful record IN Inc
past. He then introduced Vice President
John A Walker
Mr. Walker was In excellent form and
made an address on topics OF great in
terest 70 his hearers. His remarks elicit
ed much applause
Mf Heppenheiraer then introduced Mr..
c. +. Nettleship. who he said amid
laughter since the last annual dinner
has had a portion of his title clipped on
the word assistant being removed leav-
Ing plain secretary
Mr.. Nettleship was installed as toast
master and as Mr.. Weller would say, a
berry pert man he was on the box
DR.. John J. Nevin, medical director.
diseoarsed at length on life insurance as
a risk from medical point OF view and
he gave much pertinent advice to his
hearers
Mr. Dunbar johnson enjoys the
distinction OF being the Demos themes o.
the company, but when not practising the
roie q slas sage ls n1assaeeE Of fhS oFai1-
arY department Of the company. f1e re~
viewed the work done ii that branch aafe
lfg the year past and Qpuined + Tor the
present.
Mr.. Walter Felter. Jr.. Of the american
Surety Co. q famous racnnterr css1s
lleA and he kept the table ~ a riaf
Speeches were then made hN ilsslwetas
Drown and the district mana xeFs. who
gave encouraging news from 2Ef5z
bailiIvicks. As Mr.. Heppenheimer pft1r~
WArrS expressed it,
s''rne resort manifested here means
remarkable year for tbe Colonial
salt rhsum. or eczenn, with as ischirx ars