New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
ARMY AND NAVY LUNCHEON.
wOmsns Republican Club Entertalns o.
hoers Stationed Here.

The ordering 10 Baltimore OF some Of the guests
Who had been invited 20 a reception and luncne9n.
given yesterday at Delmouico's in honor or the
army and navy stationed IL and about NeU-lo-N
was a great DISAPPOINTMENT 60 The h-zte5ses, the
members OF tho KVc-ra1's Republican Club. but
fhere were sufficient numS-r of military and
naval men present 10 give distinctly mai.la-
character 20 abe o-ClrI5l--thCuEE GONE az thcm
made the mistake q coming IA clElan l-0J-es an
other disarpointmea-
'rhe luncheon was large one about three bun
Gree covers being laId. and tie decorations were
ruilitary and patriotic The tavors were little boxes
"A couple Of SWORDS and an anchor crossed upon
them. ana the candles were slaoed with stars aal
'agle hofeTe9 mace al electlNe n1ekgto-nl t-T
The table Of honor and every one present wore a
little STA has.
The after dinner SPEECHES were on the past, pres
ent and future 81 ne army aao navy tie Two
oeparrn1cnJs of me national defence being repre-
tented by Rrigsoier General ". /. Doushe-ty aId
When j Joined ne army said General Dough
$4,000 clothed, armed ana PAID as no army had
trgt, 80 49, 4 a. Sd S .-ici aIr,-5 80 49,
and transported more successfully than this had
ever been cone before. The ie-alar army ls large
than 81 need Do. Tho army of THE future VIII he
composed ~ The men VINO build our railroads cis
our canals and au..l orr shyzcrapers IL viii te
volunteer army aud b WAL e.lry olr nag farther
and further c-i 5. covers tie whole hemlsphere.
Commando Barry called attention 70 the fact
tla1 the Anctlta la|5 Lto .t-l nlaae twice me
ilaVg o. the keyU-Utl.l 2uso-C.-ly disappeared and
shC uavv was formed wiki a lew Leycll-
q "a J..
The history ~ the second navy" said Com
fnanoer Barry was one II v-l1 elthusiasIa and
80 Kind of neglect, taIee lrEaje- having been act
nlly s.l3wed 10 ro5 al their o.. -AoraEe. WIN The
Chauie- and Stunt. The last ORIGINATED the plan
Il what is kloan a. Tie Whitc squadron.
Inc future az tIC navy. Commander Barry
concluded, is entirely in The hands OF Congress.
The speakers were Introduced by The president %
Nt Momal.s Republican club, Mrs. James Girls
Moo Mentz. ana AIRS. y. Ellen Foster. president
o. TIE National Association responded 20 the
'oests. Miss sadie We're Milne gave a couple ~
isctstons ara Miss laura 6edgWlgk Collins sang.
VIII Perry AveriA a- the plano The programme
c4osee with tle national anthem.
- - ynd airs Nll@r! b. Dcu5 hal ty. tolont! and
ais ". C. GorCas, ,0lCIol and Mrs. Walter Howe.
SS9Ionel end AIRS. Amos Sicl.ney. Colonel and AIRS.
- rglt y. -EeTtNI. Colonel John n Partridge,
.ialcr aud Ers. Charles O.. starr Captain and Airs.
aasse " Kennedy, Captain aud .dfs. Traber Nor
trc Mrs Stafford. Captain and Mrs VI. H. Stewart,
: ConoreT Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur l. Bump.
tr-tS9.enaIll Or George IT, Crabtree. l.ieutensllt
SShIfue, Captain 3. o. Levalr. Commander L. Is.
s'blIE Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. ". I. SpiceI,
s.@epteaafl Comnl2roe- and Mrs. 7. q. Leonard,
ar and Mrs. 4. j. Babiu Mrs. Karl Rchrcr AIrs.
N-s - ssASesi.s' MS, ~ q. Holyaay. sJrgeon and
- A-ollss a. Bernnl-L Lieu-enant and Mrs ]
=. - 1o'ir. Lieutenant Chester Wells. Lieutenant
, "a rs = Burt Ensign Percy IS. Foote. Mdship-
kr-Ss.eent Natlonal Association Of Republican
e.gss,.s gre george q. Lowell president Nassa-
81, Frank b Church president Nev-York
w Fisk - tl9n republican Women: Mrs charles
,yios---e el,s5ocan Women; Mrs Camden 2. Dixie.
Lesn Women. Mrs AuspstTe wilson 7-esidert
,e4s - ~, y orn2ns Republican Club: Mrs Cor
Tork S-sta 80 So caairnen executive board. New
sI-,r = .oI C president Mount Vernon q y
ohsirr9- i%S Slvea5 Qlgb. and Mrs Charles LLOYD.
',--allon Republican Worae-