The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-11
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
Holds Fourth Annual Dinner and
Jubilee Meeting.

The Topeka Country club gave Its
fourth annual dinner and elected a new
board of directors for the Forthcoming
year at the Throop hotel last evening.
The new board chosen is as follows: A.
Fassler, E. L. Copeland, E. A. Terrill, Z.
brake, w N. Hall, L. J. Graham, J. y.
Cole.
The service was by small tables
which filled the large dining room.
OF the two hundred members of the
club large number were present and
registered as follows:
Robert Pierce, L. J. Graham, c. z.
Gault. Fred Bullene, Ed Arnold, Frank
Hobart, Guilford Dudley, Paul L.
Sweet, w N. West, Ed D. Osborn. E.
L. Copeland. c, NJ. Heaton. A. NJ. Cat
lin, j. G. Bauer, Clyde Miller, o. ].
Wood. A. o. Wellman, E. J. Shakeshaft,
Frank P. MacLennan, E. A. Austin, {.
W. Freeman, F. M. Bonebrake, E. NJ.
Jolley, ]. A. Cole, H. L. Shirer. H. I.
Chase, H. A. Scandrett, Chas. w. Hull.
Paul E. Walker, J. NJ. Cornell, Horace
L. Hall, ]. C. Mohler. H. o. Garvey. w.
s. McClintock A. NJ. Fuller. c. L. Mich
ell, Lee Monroe, c. G. Blakeley, A.
Fassler, William Macferran. E. A.
Thrill, John F. Norton, Thomas B.
Frost, Dan c. Hammatt, Samuel E.
Lux, H. A. Spielman, Joe c. Wilson. F.
H. Reid, James Moore, A. A. GODDARD, J.
v. Abrahams, ]. c. Emahizer.
The menu follows:
Menu
Rad,shas Oyster Cocktail ,,,oo. o,,,,o.
Beef Broth. Au Madeari
Fried Fillet of Founder, a la Estragon
PommeS GaStronome
Dreamed Calf Sweet Breads, Supreme en-
Asparagus Tips, Maitre d'Hotel
Punch, au kirsch
Fried Snriner Chicken Country SfVIe
Victoria Potatoes Petit Pois
waldorf Salad
Neapol1tan Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Roquefort Cheese Water Crackers
Cigars
Halls orchestra played during the
evening. The toasts were interspersed
with charming solos by Darwin Brad
ley, whose smooth baritone voice
charmed those present; by David Bowie
who was warmly encored, and by
James Moore whose Irish songs brought
cries for Moore more
E. L. Copeland, the enthusiastic presi-
dent. acted as POSTMASTER and told
some of the good things for which the
Country club stood.
A. A. GODDARD, in an interesting man.
ner, gave a history of the start and
growth of the organization.
Frank P. MacLennan, in the absence
of T. F. Doran. was called upon and
said in part: THE best receipts and
best disbursements of the club can not
be given in the financial statement
which is placed before the members at
this meeting. Among the greatest re-
ceipts are the good times, good health
and good fellowship, and the disburse-
ments, to the Topeka members, their
friends and visitors, are pleasures and
profits that can not be named in a list
of figures
John F. Switzer, in a witty manner.
spoke on the subject Fore a techni-
cal golf term for lookout
The gem of the evening was Judge
Silas Porier's coast on Golf Under Ad-
visement.' His talk was one of the
golf classics. 1.-THE true golfer" said
Re, never cusses his luck. He address
es the ball as if ladies were present. 1
have the greatest respect for man
who has sense enough to play or try to
play the game. He is the man who
has real blood tingling in his VEINS
]. NJ. Challis of Atchison. who was
a guest last evening, made one of the
most interesting and delightful talks
upon 1.-The Witchery of Archery" and
suggested that the club add this game
To- it's attraction.
1t was decided to amend the bylaws
so that hereafter the annual meetings
of the club shall take place on the sec
end Tuesday in January instead of the
second Tuesday in February.
The president stated that during the
year the Indebtedness of the club had
been reduced to $1,000. and that on the
1st of January all dues owed by mem
hers had been paid and all current bills
against the orge nization settled.