The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-06

little verse in honor of the admiral
but not being a singer he could only
give q little parody on Billy" which
was very amusing and as follows:
When we talk. we always talk with
the admiral, for he knows how
to talk;
When We drink, we always drink with
the admiral, for he knows how
to drink;
When we dine, we always dine with
the admiral, for he always gives
US our fill;
And in after years when we think, we
will always think Of the admiral.
On account of the banquet lasting
until such an early hour, a full ac-
count Of the speeches cannot be given,
but very appropriate ones expressing
their appreciation of Admiral Young
ana what he has done for Pensac cola
were made by J. J. Sullivan, DR.. Rem
shaw. DR.. Kennedy and Frank L.
Mayes.
Mr.. Blount closed the banquet by
reading kilograms from Hilton Greene
and Roy c. Megargel expressing their
regrets at not being able to attend the
banquet and wishing for Admiral
Young a speedy return to Pensacola
THE MENU.
The menus were OF thick rich white
paper, showing the admiral's flag in
blue, with the following inscription on
the cover:
Farewell Banquet
to
Rear Admiral Iucien Young,
L. S. N.
given by
Some Of His Friends
at the
San Carlos Hotel,
Pensacola, Florida
Thursday evening October fifth,
Nineteen Hundred and Eleven,
at nine o'clock.
The Evenings Entertainment.
One of the very highly appreciated
features Of the evening was the must
cal entertainment which had been pre-
pared by Mine Host Hervey. every
number of which was received with
much enthusiasm.
The San Carlos ladies' orchestra,
composed of Misses Haskell, Fox and
Hammond, may always be relied upon.
OF course, to furnish just the sweetest
and the most stirring music in the
world, but last night their work in
upon their part where the Hervey
banquets have been concerned. Their
music, In fact, was OF the sort that
made everyone feel better to hear 1t,
and added vastly to the evening.
The navy yard marine band, which
has contributed so much to the enjoy
ment OF the admiraIs friends in Pen
sacola, played during the entire even
ing and added a touch Of military air
to the occasion.
Pretty Miss Nichols. the very capa-
BILE young soloist who is filling an en-
gagement at the Cawthon hotel in Mo
bile this season, was another charming
addition, her songs being ell very ap-
propriate and sweetly rendered. Hers
is a colorature soprano, a rare voice
and a sweet one.
Another favorite was Miss Glimpse,
who sang by courtesy of the Bitou the
atre, where she Is playing this week.
She is the popular Mezzo Soprano and
baritone, or the girl with the double
voice." and won fresh laurels last
night by her splendid work.
Mr.. NJ. G. Rayfield, who has pleased
hundreds Of Pensacola music lovers at
the Elite theatre with his most excel
lent work, sang last night through
the courtesy of HE management, and
his rich, full voice was heard to
striking advantage. A particularly
fine selection, and one which was very
enthusiastically selected, was THE
Sentinel Asleep"
presentations were among the cleverest
things Of the evening. He was gem
erously applauded, and made to ap-
pear again and again.
The program Of the orchestra IN full,
prepared especially for last night. was
as follows:
March, TT. s. Battleship"-McCosh.
Waltz, Beautiful Lady" from Pink
Lady selection-Caryll.
Rag "Temptation"-Lodge
Selection, He Came From Miiwau-
kee"-Hirsh.
"Oceana RolT'-Denne.
Overture. Light Cavalry'-Supre.
DAY Dreams" from selection Spring
Maid"
Song, 'Iucius."
Fantasia on American National Airs
Rocker.
The Loving Cup.
One Of the interesting features OF
the evening and one which move
Admiral Young deeply, was the pre-
sentaticn Of a handsome loving cup by
President G. B. Hervey, OF the Hervey
Hotel Co, the Gift Of Mr.. Georre Her
vey and Mr.. c. B. Hervey. The in
scription which had been engraved or
the cup read as follows:
ITO Rear Admiral Lucien Young, L
8. NJ with sincere appreciation and
rood wishes of Charles B and Georea
H. Hervey, Pensacola, Fla, October
9Th, 1911"
The Menu.
Following was the menu, which was
carried out, so far as 1t was possible.
In the patriotic tone of the evening:
Cocktail au Crevette Frais
Couer de Celeri Refine Olives
Consomme a FAdmiral Young
Filet de Truite de Mer au vim Blanc
Pommes Persille
Pigeon Vierge,
Desosse sur Mais Croute a la Denidof
Pommes Croquette
Pointes dAsperges au Gratin
Tomato Farci, San Carlos
Glace NapoIitaine
Fetfts-F ours Assortis
Frontage de Roquefort
Biscuit Sci
Demi TaSse.
Those Present.