Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
TWO HUNDRED ARE
BANQUET GUESTS
Maryland Rings with Joyousness of
the Occasion and Extemporane aus
Toasts Are Given and
Responded To

PASADENA, Jan. 5.-Mirth and jol-
lity reigred supreme at the banquet to
the members of the Tournament of
Roses association Friday, held at
the Hotel Maryland.
over two hundred members of the
association gathered around the festal
board and ate and drank while toasts
were made and responded to by the
association directors and men of pub
lie affairs in the Crown City.
The banquet was held in the colonial
room at the Maryland, and was unique
in being entirely a stag affair and one
of the largest the city lists among its
annual events.
DR.. F. C. E. Mattison acted in the
capacity of toastmaster, and called for
toasts from President Edward L. off
of the association, DR.. Edward Hib-
bard. vice president; George p. Cary,
secretary; Mayor William Waterhouse,
c. D. Daggett, former president of the
association; E. D. Neff, another for
mer president; President A. j. Berton-
neau of the Pasadena board of trade;
Col Lambert, D. NJ. Linnard, Judge
Gibbs, DR.. F. Rowland, j. d. Frost,
Elmer /. Moody, Elmer F. Woodbury.,
and Prof. Ely of the Pasadena High
school.
All the toasts We're extemporaneous
ana Ine IODlCS CIlOSGll were leIdllNC "
the progress of the tournament of
roses, the success of the gorgeous
spectacle in the past, the hopes of the
officers and members of the association
for the success of the tournament in
the future, and the present review of
tournament affairs as the reports of
the success of the one just passed are
rolling in, telling of one of the most
successful years of the pageant's his
tory.
One Of the unique features of the
banquet was the little pony chariot
driven through the banquet room by
little lad of very few years. The char
lot was bedecked with roses of every
hue and of various varieties and varied
fragrance.
A beautiful centerpiece consisting OF
a chariot constructed only of roses and
drawn by eight horses, adorned the
center of the banquet table immedi-
ately before the seat occupied by Presi-
dent Off of the Tournament associa-
ton.
Among those accepting the invitation
to the banquet were w. r. Barns, Will
liam T. Davies, Charles ID. Lockwood
d. C. Sullivan, w. w. Benedict, j.
Edward Kent, J H. Boge, d. NJ. Lin
nard Fred Shield, Ira j. Sykes, Mr..
Greffn, Mr. Creller, A. j, Bertonneau,
w. A. Heiss A. G. Tubbs, Percy n.
Gibbings, William V. Cook, f. d. Ty-
Wagner, j. II. Woodwork, c. w.
Smith, NJ. Rosenbaum, G.. Cottell,
George f. Ross, Herman Dyer, Charles
F.. Ames, Fred G. Hill, A. N. Clifford,
Frank e. Corbln, H. G.. Chaffee, DR..
George Deacon, S. f. Smiley, j. r..
Macmillan, John S. Pashgian, O. L..
Braddock, Roy T, Munger Ed. r..
Braley, Kingsley n. Stevens, Harry G..
Hurd. T. l.. Allin. Andrew G.. Myers,
tison, DR.. S. j. Mattison, w. A. s..
Woodwork, c. j.. Willlott, Calvin
Hartwell, Harry c. Allen, John c..
Baker, H. r. Malby, II. W, Lindsey,
Thomas d. Nestor, S. II. Doolittle, II.
c. Hoatelling, II. f. Croft, d. c.. Me-
Daniel, Arthur Palmer, Henry Newby,
Harry A. Dorman, A. C. Dorman, b..
O. Kendall, w. T. Hauser l.. II. Tur-
ner, j. S. Glasscock, John Adams,
Frank V, Rider, j, w. West, Joseph
Israel, George =. Cary, Solon Briggs,
DR.. Francis f. Rowland, Harry Briggs,
Hugh Il. Montgomery. DR.. A. +. Ellis,
George Witherell, |. j. Reynolds, May
OF William Waterhouse, w. j. Kelly,
G. V. Sturdevant, Isaac Bailey, II. ID.
Neff, William II. Vedder, William c..
Baker f. S. Allen, Elmer l. Wood
bury. G. M. Barber Frank i. Bayn-
ton, e. j. Pyle, d. w, Coolidge, Ben
jamin Evans, S. c. Patteson, M. w.
Davis, d. w. Herlihy, Edward T. Off,
Thomas Farley, Henry M. Whittimore,
Herman II. Hertel, Joseph ]. Blick, AL
bert G. Thurston, II. j. Stewart. Grant
Orth, Eaton 4. Sans, Ernest II. May,
Earl M. Holander David II. Gilmore
A. e. Edwards, j, o. McCament, How
ard j, Fish, Dr. Herman Raemer, j.
Herbert Hail. G. d. Sargent. Walter
Raymond f. e. Towmbley, Myron
Hunt, Benjamin c. Brown.