Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-08
CELEBRATE WITH DINNER
CARROLL INSTITUTES THIRTY
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Song, Music, Speechmaking and
Feasting the Features of
Merry Evening.

Whether or not it is better 10 hear
George O'Connor sing My Cousin
Caruso" or to hear Representatives J. J.
Fitzgerald democrat, New York; dis
course on "Boost-Don't Knock" is still
an open question. The diners at Carroll
Institutes thirty-seventh birthday party
last night had chance to decide by
popular acclaim, and honors broke even,
with a curtain call for each gentleman.
Not only were Carroll Institute men
treated to these things last night, but
Commissioner Rudolph made an I'M
programmed after-dinner speech, in which
he We'd as reconteur with Simeon
Ford twho was not present.. Rev.
Charles Warren Currier talked most in
terestingly about some of the wonders of
Latin-American art literature, philosophy
and government. Rev. James A. Smyth.
assistant rector OF st. Patrick's Church,
spoke on character building He said his
talk was his maiden effort in the after
dinner field, but no one would have Sus-
pected 1t.
ID. A. Edwards. who for many years
has been connected with the institute,
told of some of the educational work the
school Is doing, and emphasized the I'M
portance of a young man paying attention
to the requirement of culture and educa-
ton.
The musical features of the evening
We're furnished by George O'Connor. who
interpreted a coon song. and semi
Italian ditty: Harry Knight, William
Clabaugh and George Herbert Wells.
Committee and Guests.
The banquet committee consisted of j.
Martin Mckee, chairman: William II.
depley, secretary: Michael M Doyle,
treasurer; Arthur 7. Clark, James A. Ca
hill, Joseph I. Ferry Edward ]. Han
man, James \. Hannah, j. Leo Kolb,
John J. Nolan, William P. Normoyle. Lau-
renee Mangan. Michael A. Purcell. Henry
". Sohon and William l.. Soleau.
The attendance at the banquet included
j. j. Fitzgerald Cuno II. Rudolph. Rev.
Charles Warren Currier. Rev Thomas
Il. McGuigan. Rev. James A. Smyth. D.
A. Edwards, William Clabaugf, Rev.
Father Emmett, George II. O'Connor. S.
F. Laut G. Herbert Wells, James F.
Shea, John Joyce. Joseph l. Weller. A.
f. Marsh. jr., Charles Rauscher, J. Mar
tin Mckee. Ed. j. Hannah, William
Henry Dennis, Joseph T. Ferry, James A.
Hannah. NJ. NJ. Doyle p. Sbugrue, John
!. Crowley. John J. Connolly. B. L.
Grove. A. l. Clark, \. III. Shea, +. X.
Gallagher, NJ. A. keane, E. +. Saul, Will
liam \. Johnson, w. f. Montgomery,
George F. Hardin, Arthur Small. P. t.
Moran, W. D. Wilcox. ]. W. Rowan.
James A. kelliher Thomas H. Callan, D..
s OBrien, f. J. Murphy. VII
lam L. soleau, George J, May. D.
B. Mccarthy. Ed j. Quinn. P. j.
Haitigan, William P. Nornoyle, P. C.
j. Treanor, 2. S. Warren, Ed p.
Schwartz. Joseph NJ. Hausley. Harry R.
Carroll. John G.. Merkling. Frank p. May,
James F. Smith, James D. Donnelly, Ed.
]. Walsh. l.. Mangan, F. D. McAulifre,
John Boyle, B. Stanley Simmons, w. j.
Tharp. George NJ. McCulloch. ST., George
NJ. McCuloch, .jr.. r. L. Montague, James
Richardson, w. S. Richardson, P. A.
Drury, James A. Cahill. Edward Mullin,
John d. Coughlin. G. A. Shea, NJ. 1. Wei
Ter. A. A. Weschler, John Croghan. P. j.
Drury. A. ]. Kane, Thomas V. Smith, A.
j. Smith, D. J. Dunnigan, William NJ.
Drury, Joseph A. Berberich. S. j. Brink
ley. \. L. Donohoe, Michael Dowd. NJ. A.
Purcell. s. s. Mari, Michael J. Keane.
John j. Walsh, NJ. j. Keane, F. A. john
son, j. Walter Stephenson, r. H. John
son. James f. Connolly. c. Albert White,
Johp NJ. Henderson, NJ. ]. Falvey. L. G.
Graesle, Edgar r. Piper. William H. Lep-
ley. John d. Brennan, Fl. A. Marsden, w.
Carl Wyatt. NJ. A. Joyce, Ir. F. O.
Roman, Paul II Cromelin, James ].
Heney. DR.. r. A. DOMAIN. D. A. Edwards,
P. J. Roddy. p Rafferty,, Thomas Mullett,
A. ]. Smith, Mr.. Mullett. John NJ. Kirby,
IL. III. Sohon and John j. Madden.