The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-02

ganization and Of what it hopes to &C
complish, and said that in order to &C
complish these things it must have the
enthusiasm AMI cooperation Of every
member.
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
The San Carlos ladies' orchestra,
composed Of Miss Veronica Haskell,
Miss Marulla Fox and Miss Lola Ham
mond, proved an exceedingly popular
feature of the evening, their catchy
music being very thoroughly apprc-
-ciated by all, the many encores attest
ing to the popularity of these talented
ladies.
Miss winan, a talented soloist from
Mobile, was very happy in her selec-
lions, and her work, too, added bright
spots to the evening. Following was
the program Of the orchestra:
PART I.
1. March-"San Carlos. .Yevreh
2. waltz-"Wine. Woman and
Song ...a.............. Strauss
8. La Paloma". Yradier
4. observation-disclosures Sherry"
......... .......... 49,. .Hoschna
5. Cello Solo-"RosarX" -. .Nevin
Miss Marcella Fox
s. song-"stop! Stop stop!". .Bulin
PART II.
1. Songs of the Sunny South
....... ............ -....... Rocker
2. Standardization 80. Levi
= 8. Chocolate Soldier" Waftzes
...... ........... Strauss
4. Violin Solo--"Ideal of My
Dreams" .........In graham
Miss Haskell
S. Barcarolle-"Tales from
Hoffman" .....-..........O nenDach
6. Banquet ditties.
THE FINE MENU.
The following menu was served:
Caviar Canape la Russo
Celery ~ Olives Sailed Almonds
Consomme, Printaniere Colbert
Soup Straws
Broiled Southern Pompano,
Maitre d'Hotel Butter
Pammes Paille
Cucumbers Mayonnaise
Braised Calves Sweetbreads a la
Royale
Anniversary Punch
Champagne Waters
Boned Homer SQUAD on Hominy Crust
Potato Crouquettes
Currant Jelly
Cauliflower au Gratin
Stuffed Tomato, San Carlos Style
Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Roquefort Cheese
Saratoga Flakes
Coffee. gs,iA
Dubonnet Cocktail .aA
Haut Sauterne aN
Cigarettes
Pontet Canet
Louis Roederere Grand Vim Sec
Cigars
Prunelle de Cognac
The clever souvenirs Of the evening
presented by Mr. Hervey were group
photo cards of the San Carlos, show
ing one exterior view and seventeen in
terror views of the lovely place.
The menu cards were in white and
gold with the photos Of Mr.. c. B. Her
vey and Mr.. George Hervey arranged
on the cover. colored print of the
San Carlos being also shown to advan-
tage on the inside cover.
DECORATIONS UNIQUE.
The table decorations. perhaps.
proved the real hit of the evening, the
center piece being an exact reproduc-
ton OF the San Carlos, a wonderful
candy mansion that was braveIy peo.
ble-dashed with still more candy, and
embellished with luscious frosting Or
naments, with a red tile roof, if you
please!
Lights shone from the tiny windows
of the offices, the rooms. the conven-
ton hall. etc. and very sweet sort Of
little flowers flourished in their beds of
candied luxuriousness.
1t was a center-piece to attract at
tention anywhere, being the artistic
work Of VIM. Reeber, house detective
and house carpenter. and the San Car
los baker. who had also put an artistic
touch here and there.
Every feature of the big affair, every
detaily. every thought, so cleverly ex-
pressed, spoke of the ability of the
of the hotel to entertain
lavishly and appropriate.
1t was an event which indeed did full
credit to the Herveys as expert hotel
keepers.