The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-27

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sacola Journal; Ed. Gale Quina. for
| Narston & Quina; J. P. Sandusky, for
| American Naval Stores Company; w.
/ c. Roberts, c. B. Manship. for Star
! Laundry Company; J. 3. Guttman, for
/ Escambia Realty Company; Malcolm
Yonge and F. F. Bingham, for South
| ern States Lumber Company; B. &.
! Caldwell; Leslie Partridge, for Owen
/ Clark Company; q. Kuglemsn, James
I McHugh. W. s. Ware, for Stratton Ice
works; A. H. Warren, for Pensacola
/ Electric Company; W. B. Wright, Sol
| Calm. r. NJ. Bushnell, for Citizens
| National Bank; VIM. E. Withers and
| G. c. Dobson, for Pensacola Realty
| Company: J. w Bullock. Jr-. Joel
| Frater. A c. HObsOn, for Southern
! Bell Telephone Company; Knowles
| Hyer, c. II. Dorr, G. G. Goodman, ].
H D'Alemberte. for A A Fisher;
/ Frank Reilly, Fl. L. Brooks, H. 5.
| White. D. j. Hayes. for J. r. Saun-
ders Company; Secretary Waterman.
of the Chamber of Commerce; W. S.
I KeySer, !. b. Guttman. NJ. A. DubuiS-
son of DUbuisson Bros; H. H. Thorn
otn, J. c. Watson and E. E. Reese.
Visiting Guests.
! Visiting and specially invited guests
were as follows: Kapitaan Eur See
Mass, of the German cruiser Freya;
Captain L. G. Heilmer. commandant
of the Pensacola navy yard; Lieuten-
ant Colonel c. P. Townsley, of Fort
/ Barrancas; LieutenRDt-Comma Il.
S. Douglas, of the Pensacola navy
yard; Lieutenant w. K Wilson, adJu-
taDt of the BsrranCas post; G.
GrOsvenor Dave, secretary OF the
Montgomery Commercial Club; w. NJ.
I
reau of Corporations, Department or
Commerce and Labor, Washington.
The Menu.
The spread, pronounced one Of the
richest yet enjoyed by the body or OF
any similar organization upon like oc-
casions, was served in fine shape, the
slightest delay not having been suf-
feTed. IC was made IN Of the follow
ing:
!. Manhattan cocktail
? Oysters.
3. TendeTloin trout, tarter sauce.
| Pommes. St. Julien. ClareU.
T. Spring chicken Clsret- Pete
pois.
;. Small tenderloin. Stuffed olives.
! Pommes au Cream.
s, Shrimp salad.
Z. Royal pudding.
s. Demetasse.
9. Creme de Menthe.
Celery and olives in abundance
were on the table at all times
ToaStS.
Interesting toasts followed more
| than an hour of feasting, these talks
being in each case of highly inter
esting nature, and they we're delivered
! in the following order and by the
/ speakers named:
Last Yearr-C. c. Goodman.
This Year'-President H H.
| Thornton. OF the Chamber Of Com
MERGE
High Water Mark of Last Year
John f. Stillman.
Talk on General Topics '-Secre-
tary G. A. Waterman.
u. S. Navy''-Captain Heilncr, e.
U. s Army'-Lieut-Col. TownsIey.
c A c.
Our German Friends Captain
Mass, of German cruiser Frcya.
The SOuth's Development C.
Gresvenor Dave.
"The Press"-Fs ank J. MaycS
W NJ. B. Hunter, the special agent
Of the department of commerce and
| labor, was called upon and delivered
an encouraging speech on the south s
greatness, his welcome TO Pensacola
and what ne believed to be In store
for this city and section
The SpeeCh-Making.
President Fl. H Thornton. in intro
Gucing each of the speakers did so
with the grace of a professional toast
master He took occasion, however,
tn say good things for the retiring Of
fCeTs and board of directors Of the
/ Chamber of Commerce. and left t9e
| impression with those present that II
1 the body accomplished as much dur
ing the coming year as Vas done by
the predecessor officials. he would
feel that a great deal would be accom-
pIished- AS the sole representative Of
the retired board and officers. he in
t-oduced Mayor Goodman, who re
sPonded TO the toast Of Last Year"
Mayor Goodman expressed MS
pleasure at the good which had been
done by the commercial BODY during
the mast wear stating f1af more was