The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-24
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS WARD COMMITTEE AND INVITED
 GUESTS BANQUET


 GUESTS BANQUET Banquet and Have Fine Time at savin ROck-Congressman Sperry Elected an Honorary Member-SpIendEd Ad- dresses by Ex-Judge Harrison, Alder man-at-Lnrge Johnson, Louis H. Ull- man and Others-Frederick W. Orr Elected Ward Chairman.
 The members of the Republican committee of the Ninth ward assem- bled at Hills Homestead. at savin Rock, Saturday evening to enjoy shore dinner Every member of the committee was present, including the chairman, Frederick W. Orr, the dep uty> internal revenue collector of this city. ..-... The dinner was served at 7:SO, and was one of the best of the season. Im- mediately after the dinner, the com mittee reelected F. w. Orr chairman of the committee for two years. The action of the committee was unani- nous and was fitting tribute to the work done by Mir. Orr during the past years.
 The committee also reelected sam uel H. Williams, who has made a most efficient secretary during the past two years.
 Both chairman and secretary thanked the committee for it's en- dorsement of their work.
 Seated around the festive board and as guests of the committee were Con gressman N. D. sperry, Louis H. Ull- man and Judge Lynde Harrison.
 One of the important matters acted upon at the meeting was the sugges- tion that the committee name sub committee. to arrange. for an outing and clambake, to be held in the near future The committee as named by Chairman Orr was as follows: Lyman H. Johnson, H. s. Hamilton. J. c. Kel- ly, Robert Bently, Alderman J. O.. Johnson, Leroy Whiting, H. c. Young, William sliney, Rev. J. A. Davis, Mo- ses T. Rice, William Hickman and w. G. Maltby. ...
 The celebration which this commit tee will arrange will be mammoth affair and it Is expected that guests from all over the state will be invited. The date and place of the outing has not been arranged, but the committee will get together as soon as possible and fix the details.
 Those present last evening included Alderman J. o. Johnson, F. W. Mar win, T. P Gillespie, F. F. Henney, A. F. Thompson, w. r. Slibey, F. w. AL ling, H. c. Young, D. M. Mcintyre, L. E. Whiting, J. F. Goodwin, H. s. Ham, ilton, w. D. Howe, H. l.. Davis, H. L. Davis, c. J. Bracken, W. c. Maltby and Dr. M. K. Allen, Robert Bentley, H. c. Trecartin, F. W. Marsh, w. c. Sprague and others.
 Speeches were made by several of
  evening was by Judge Lynde Harri- son, who made an able address on Immigration" which was listened to attentively.
 Alderman Johnson, who has become one of the leading members of the board of aldermen, made a capital speech, which was one of the features of the evening. John O." had a fund of stories and his remarks made the ninth warders look up.
 Louis H. Ullman made splendid address and was loudly applauded.
 Congressman Sperry made one of his usual interesting and pleasing speeches. and when he concluded he was unanimously elected an honorary member of the committee. This is said to be the first time in the his- tory of local politics that man has been elected to any ward committee other than the ward in which he re- sides. MT. Sperry accepted the cleo ton amidst great applause.