The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-06

proprietor OF the Log Cabin care:
Consomme
Olives Pickles
Hearts OF Young Celery
Shredded Cabbage, en- Mayonnaise
Roast Hen Turkey Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Snow Flaked Potatoes
June Peas in Cream
Escalloped oysters Baked Spaghetti
Brown Bread White Bread
New York Cream Cheese
Reception Waters Assorted Cafe
Cafe Noir
After cigars had been lighted and
chahs pushed back, Postmaster s. G.
Dowds acted as toastmaster of the
evening and in very clever way in
troduced the various speakers of the
evening who responded to the toasts
assigned them.
From the very start 1t was seen
that the feelings of none would be
spared and as the evening wore on the
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iron club suggested itself to many
and as result committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for the organiza-
tion of such club and to report at a
later meeting.
All the toasts were exceedingly
good and created much amusement
throughout the evening. The recent
campaign seemed to furnish excellent
material for the telling Of jokes and
stories on those of opposite politics,
but at the same time the best of good
fellowship prevailed and as one of
speakers said it was quite remarkable
to see Democrats and Republicans
breaking bread at the same table and
enjoying the pleasures of the evening,
when in political campaigns these
same persons are sometimes most
bitter enemies.
The following were the subjects
and the persons responding to toasts
during the evening:
"Our Guests" Judge Park B.
Blair.
Our Hosts" Columbus Ewalt.
Can We Come Back?" = Judson
Vincent.
Can We Hold On?"-Judge Frank
O. Levering.
What did the Personal Liberty
| League Have to do With It?"-Hugh
Neal.
What Did the Anti-Saloon League
Have to do With It?"-Silas Parr.
"The Country Editor In Politics.
Charles G. lams.
THE Country Editor In Politics"-
! Frank Harper.
How We Expect to Run the Gov
rnment"-Robert l.. Carr.
How We Expect to Run the State
Thomas E. Taugher.
"t'an They Make ?"-Hon. VIII.
liam M. Koons.
How To Play Safe"-Dr. Fred =.
Singrey.
"To The victors Belong the Spoils'
French w. Severns.
How To Avoid the sue"-Judge
Patrick A. Berry.
What Part of the Campaign Like.
Best"-E. w. Breeze.
Good Citizenship"-Curtis w. Nc
Kee.
At the completion of the toasts
lToastmaster Dowds suggested the
idea of the organization of Knox
County Gridiron club and asked foI
remarks on the subject. Judge F. O.
Levering stated that such a club
should be organized and that the per
sons present constitute the charter
membership list. Mr.. Robert l.. Carr
spoke of the Washington Gridiron clul
of such an organization in Knox coun
ty. Mr.. Columbus Ewalt also spoke
in favor of the organization of the
club and offered motion that the
toastmaster appoint committee o.
five for the purpose of arranging TO.
the organization of the club and tc
report at meeting to be held in the
future-and that the toastmaster, Mr.
Dowds, be chairman of the commit
tee. On this committee the toast
master appointed: Frank Harper
Charles G. Iams, Judge Park B. Blail
and Judge Patrick A. Berry.
The pleasant event then came to {
close.
A number of the persons making
guesses on the majorities were un
able to be present, but each was rep
resented by proxies. Those seated a
the tables were: Postmaster S. G
Dowds, Mr.. Fred l.. Singrey, Frencl
w. Severns, Frank Harper, Curtis w
Mckee, Leander Hays, Judge Franl
o. Levering, County Auditor Irvil
Young, City Solicitor James l.. Leon
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