The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08
CALIFORNIA CLUB DINE.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WHO WENT
 TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Rad Fine Banquet at the New Haven House-Presentation of Beautiful Gifts to Judge Bryant, aIr. 1SaIdron, c. E. Rounds and A. D. Perkins-FIag Presentation-Exercises at Toy Au- ditorium.
 The members of the New Haven sommandery, Knights Tempiar, who Tent to the Pacific coast 9 short time lgo to attend the annual assemblage of he order, have 6ormed themselves into California club, and held a banquet It the New Haven house last evening Covers were laid for 125 persons. After the dinner Sir Walter Garde rose and in short address engaged he attention of the party and then presented to Sir c. B. Rounds beau iful China cabinet in behalf of the Hub, which was accepted in a neat little speech. Sir Garde in behalf of he club then presented Sir s. J. Bry- tnt. late judge of West Haven, a very beautiful library table, which was ac- ;epted in a fine speech.
 Sir Garde in behalf of the club then presented to Sir Fred H. Waldron a olid gold and enameled past grand naster's badge suitably inscribed. MT. Waldron accepted the gift in a hand ome manner.
 Sir 4. D. Perkins was then presented by the club with a set of solid silver orks, knives and spoons which were ccepted by him in a speech full of wit Ind fun.
 Mrs. Willis |. Lines, in behalf of the adies of the club, presented to the ommandery a beautiful silk American lag and Holy Bible, which were ac- epted in behalf of the commandery y Commander Frank Bishop.
 There were number of those present booked for remarks, but the hour set Tor the lecture at the Foy auditorium laving arrived. their remarks were Necessarily omitted.
 At the close of the banquet the mer- lymakers adjourned to the Foy auditor um where they and their friends en-
  Arthur D. Perkins, the historian of he commandery, was the speaker and le gave an account of the trip of the california club to San Francisco. The occasion os the visit of the club p the Golden Gate was the triennial International conclave of the order. All gho went on the trip and enjoyed the hany features of the entertainment at he conclave have felt a desire that heir fellows and friends might reap one of the benefits. For this reason he historian, Sir Arthur D. Perkins. Eas asked to give an account of the ris.
 d in Foy auditorium:
 PART I.
 New Haven to San Francisco.
 ........ Sir Arthur D. Perkins
 PART II.
 Here's to the Nut Brown Ale....
 ....,........ ......,........ Northrop
 Sir Walter s. Garde.
 Valse from Faust .............. Ldszt
 Mrs. Rosabelle Frushour Lines. Jean .............,........ Buleigh
 Miss Edna Winona Smith.
 PART III.
 an Francisco to New Haven.......
 .... Sir Arthur D. Perkins lccompanists, Mrs. w. l.. Lines and Mrs. w. s. Garde,
 MT. Garde was warmly encored and i response sang The Little Girl" Mrs. ines was also enthusiastically en- bred and in response gave the Cradle ong by Chopin.
 The lecture by Sir A. D. Perkins was cry interesting, abounding with many Incidents and personal hits which were realty enjoyed. The lecture was illus aated with about 15O stereopticon Jews taken by parties on the trip. There were present at the banquet harles E. Rounds and wife, Fred H. Valdron, Judge Samuel J. Bryant, sugene H. Hall and wife, Frank Bish- .Sp and wife, MT. and Mrs. Walter S. arde, INT. and Mrs. Frederick T.. Sey- hour, Revilo c. Markham, Arthur D.. Serkins, MT. and Mrs. Wilmot V. Brad ey. Miss Dorothy Bradley, MT. and hrs. Edward H. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. z Ia F. Bennett. MT. and Mrs. William V. Ward, MT. and Mrs. Richard c. bavis, MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Gladding, dr. and Mrs. Francis B. Gates, MT. { Ind Mrs. IN. K. Hotchkiss, MT. and Mrs. Wills $. Lines, Mrs. Matte H. Steward, Gr. and Mrs. John E. sewell, Julius fwiss. Theodore H. Alderman, MT. and Grs. J. w. Bishop, MT. and Mrs. Ed kard B. Munson. MT. and Mrs. Frank sb. Smith, Mrs. w. c. Hough, Miss Irene T. Hough, MT. and Mrs. Elmer . Spencer, MT. and Mrs. James E. Wood, MT. and Mrs. William Kaehrle, dr. and Mrs. William A. Durant, Miss
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