The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
CAFE REPUBLIOUE
HAS GALA PREMIER
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in the mouth. the sweetbreads that were
dream. and all the other delicacies.
made up a dinner that Will long remain
delightful memory.
No wonder that President Redman and
Manager Gibson. as they mingled with
the guests. felt happy over the multitude
Of compliments which were showered
upon them. No wonder that with par
donable pride. they escorted their guests
through the kitchen, where the chefs
were dallying over the tidbits with the
loving pride Of artists. and exhibited the
perfect appointments of the cuisine.
1t is. in fact. one OF the proud achieve
ments Of the Cafe Republique that the
patrons Of the restaurant are not re
'stricted 10 the dining apartment. The
kitchen is as clean and attractive as any
other portion Of the establishment. while
the cold storage rooms and the bakeries
and the wine cellars present all the most
modern and ingenious devices known 10
culinary skill
Representative Citizens Present.
In the artistic din,ng-room, with all its
attractive decorations. gathered hundred
or more OF the representative citizens Of
Washington. There were the Commits
sioners OF the District, and Mayor Pan,
of Alexandria. and the judiciary and
men Of high official station. all gathered
for the purpose of giving their approval
by their presence 10 the launching OF an
undertaking which stands unique among
the enterprises Of Washington. The SOU
venirs which were at each plate were In
keeping with the high character OF the
evenings entertainment
II was originally intended that there
should be no speeches, nut at the last
moment DR.. Wiley. the pure food expert.
and one Or two others were prevailed
upon TO express appropriately their graft
feauon at the success which had been
achieved. 1t is needless to say that their
complimentary re.narkc were hailed with
enthusiastic applause, and that II al the
guests had been called upon for some
remarks it would have taken a volume
20 print the CONNER dations Certainly
the Cafe RepubIique. inaugurated under
such delightful auspices. seems destined
TO achieve a success beyond the fondest
iioPea u It's promoters.
Guests at Opening.
The guests az the dinner were as roi-
lows:
Phillip g. Asieck, Charles J. Bel. Scott @. Bone
G. n Be1gman, A. II. Baker, r. A. Brawuer, b.
II. Brockway, Frank g. Biers, J. Z. Bsines. P. O.
Biundon. ". r Bnce Z. L. Brics. l. o. Beokner.
J. h Brewer. August BRIL- William Belcheft,
Charles ". Botsch. Harry +. Carroll ". T. Gel
Ing w. r. Comfort. A. 4. Caapin a 6 Clap
ham. Walter c. Coates .. ]. CALLAHAN Eugene
Cochran. William G.. Carter. Howard g. Campbell
Robert Crane. John T Deyine Edward H. Droop
Carl A. Drop J. Carl DamaIl T. g Dulin I
Gushing Daniel q. 4. Dunkum Ureu Dreye R.
J. EArnslaw. +. J. Ehiers. @. N. Emmerick. Z. H.
,. Emtrey. Norman T. Engel Edwin Z Elicit
Frank I. Ferguson. Thomas FIaucis William F
Guide Thomas Grant Isaac Cans William NJ
tedses, Hon. Ashley N. Gould. Albert s Galley.
Is =. Graves, George A, Garner, s. W. Griffith
Fred. II. Geyef. W. W. Georges Frank E Gibson
Taylor Grimes, j. W. Gregg. Bernard r. Green.
W. > Hoge. Gen. George II. Harries. Robert \
HaTper, samuel Hart. HaHJ Hammond William
HeXamer. William B. Hbhs. n. II. 3. Hoffman
Pierre Huot Maj. NJ. v. Judson, A. r. Jorss
George J. Johnston, Robert +, joyce, D. JaselH "
c. Jones. G. A. kneess s. A. Kimberly. Louis p.
hrey. A King. F. v Kilisn, J. A. Keliher,
joseph Lachs james LAnsburgh Ralph " Lee
Richard X. lee, Daniel J0ughnn. John r. Ligezay
= Dana lincoln. q. r. Lindback AdoVh L0ehi
Arthur G. Moses. w II. Moses. Dr. q. LlUd
-tlHtl itiAfi LUIS AAfla J. A4Nfels Euclla ID
Miller L J. Murphy. Robert McAiurray George A
Morgan, J. ". Mossbug ~ d. Merrill T. 5
MARROW, Clarence Moore lie Roy Marx 2. H. Neu-
meyer, y, Thomas G. Moves. a. W Nicudemus
r., Howard r. Norton. james F. Oyster L G.
OsteTmayer. Henry T. OffieTdingeT Whitman Oseood
John F. O'Busn. Lee O'Bnen Arthur g. Plant
A. Il. PlugEs. Charles G. Pfuger, p @ Patterson.
IheodoTe Picard. NJ. T. Philips. G. l. Peachman.
r. W. Pugge. ". A. Pierce, John Poole Hon.
Cuno H. Rudolph. ]. +. Ralph, Oscar J. Ricketts,.
Thomas II. Rust, l. 1. Roberts s. j. Ross Samuel
g. RedEan. +. B. SClafCr Edward Schneider
Frank b. schafer. Edgar .. shaw, Albert shuItels
George 7. sacks, Maurice +. SiAllings Charles A
Stewart W. T. ShiEely. Louis Simon Hamiltan
smith. Jsmes Strasburger Mai. Richard Sylvester.
Mr.. Sill II. J. Staley, Z, Quincy Smith, Corcuran
Thorn, +, ]. Tsusey J. Selwin TAFT. W. S. Ter1y.
Oscar Nogt DR.. John T. Vivian Hon Harvey ".
Wiley, Dr. William c. Woodward Henri l. West
Hon. Daniel T. Wright, g. Taylor Wade Louis &
Wilson, F. o. Whitford Charles J. Walker Ric8ar9
A. Walker, and John r. Young
Furnishings, Decorations, dc.
Touched up on every hand by the clev-
crest artisans, perhaps. in the United
States. the cafe presented a charming
appearance. The work is elaborate
throughout Voght & Morrill, are the
architects. They adopted a style Of their
own, which was taken from cafes and