The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-02

The fourth annual New Year dinner n. honor of Major W. ". scSe@s. Pres- ldent, and Mir. Frank P. Glass. General Manager of The Advertiser Company, was given at Yung's restaurant from 4 o'clock to o'clock yesterday afternoon by the eighty odd members of The Advertiser stan.
 It was a happy and an impressive occasion. ere which will be cherished for some tImeNby all who was present. successful family dinner,' The Adver- tiser's men and women have ever en- joyed.
 'The Baby Advertiser" as usual served as a place card and it's auips and lampoons caused much hilarity. It disclosed the fact that Lorenzo F. Woodruff had been named as it's edi- tor r-in-ehief during the year. his pre- decessor having been removed" Ev- erybody proclaimed MT. Woodruff a success and he was introduced as one who had taken good care of the baby
 The leading editorial of ''The Baby" set forth the full significance of the occasion. It was as follows:.
 Once more the Baby bows
 This is our fourth appearance and there is still some bad left in the world. This is indeed hard old world
 "Bdt there fs no bad in The Adver- tiser office today. There may have been bad there yesterday and some of the men and women. who work for Grandma, have no other thought than that of honoring those who by kindness and justice have, during the past year, made it pleasant for us to, wopk for
 Our past issues have told of the re- gard in which we all hold Major Screws and Mir Glass We are going to re- frain from repeating an expression of that regard in this Issue. Not that the regard has lesssned. for it grows stronger as the years roll by. But it's Story can only be told With .impunity by cashiers on other days than Satnr- day. We wish simply to express the sentiment of last year.
 May every day of the new year be as happy as this day
 God bless The Advertiser"
 The dinner was given In Yungs ban quet hall and was served under the per sonal direction of John Yung, who had brought from his own private gardens, ferns, flowers and potted plants .n with S,ti shaped like a double T.
 The menu, called by 'srhe Baby pa- per, "Today's Assignments" was as follows:
 Consomme.
 Celery Oysters Cocktail
 Bayou Cook on Half Shell
 Pompano Sauterne
 Pemmes Duchess
 ch5fksn oiivss Salad Mexican Peppers afe' Stuffed Baked ouails r,x.,as cshqmpagne pnl
 Ice Cream and Cake Cheese Coffee Cigars
 Thirty.
 The dinner was presided over by Will T. Sheehan and Major Screws and Mir Glass sat to the right and left of him respectively. After paying an elo- quent tribute to the veteran editor and the affection in which he is held by all of his daily associates Mir. Shee- han proposed the health of Major Screws.
 Nothing" said Major Screws in res- bonding, "could be more inspiring to two of us here present than these an- nuai gatherings when they are remind- CTS Of tie good will and esteem of our co-workers. If we have gained your confidence, we ought to be still moro cess we may have met with is due so largely to your cheerful and intelligent cooperation, and your unswerving loyalty under all conditions.
 Today the dark shadow of trouble hangs over the doors of many printing establishments due 10 friction between employers and employees We sit here together a hapnX family. undisturbed by dissensions within and 'unawed by threats from without. May such happy state of affairs always exist.
 Today the front page of The Ar. vertiser bears the words, Vol 76, Num- Der l., and I am proud to feel that in all It's long and honored career it has never been manned by a force superior to the one now at work upon it,
 'T trust that unalloyed happiness will