The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-29
AN ENJOYABLE
 SUPPER GIVEN
LIBBY, MoNEiLL AND LIBBY AND LYNCH HOST IN THEM.
 SElvEe.

A most delightful time was provided for the srocers of Nome their friends. their enemies, the travelling men and their friends and enemies. and every one else and their friends and their enemies by w. c. Lynch, O. Libby. McNeill and Libby. last night 4t the Golden Gate hotel.
 A splendid supper, made up entirely of the canned goods of the famous house, was provided and one could never tell whether he was eating can ned goode or not. This was so not because of the other things. which were not in cans, but because of the excellence of the dishes themselves and the fine manner in which they were served.
 The manner in which the other DOT tions of the supper were provided re- minds one of the famous lines: "Of old when Scarron his companions
 invited ,
 Each guest pFousht nis oiS" """ s"e
 feast was united"
 This was true in part only this time for MT Lynch. with some help from MT. A. Polet, provided all the solid refreshment. MT. Dave Dunbar. how ever. gave the guests touch of the excellence of the Optimo and MT. Joe Jourden supplied some nice things that came in glass cans, while MT. Wright reached the heart of those who love the little pill"
 There were several little talks Eiade which aiternated between grave and gay and for time one did not know how sedate or the reverse he should or could be until the Radiator atmos- phere found it's way into the room and all was over. The travelling men and the other strangers were initiated In the noble order and soon showed the effects. Chief Mogui McManus was present in person and his predecessor. Elk -Mogul Bruner. fell back on politics for consolation and made very fine little address.
 pr. Reiss was the toastmaster of ahe occa sion and was quite at home and In happy vein.
 Mir. Lynch, the host of the evening. received some very fine compliments as might be expected considering everything but he got back in n man. ner that showed he can do as Nome do T not rub 1t on thicker than the best of us. G. P. Goggin accused him of being Irish like himself and he evi- dently has at some time practiced some osculatory exercises on a fam ous stone in the County Cork but one could even forgive that during a time like that of last night. and he Is for given but he will not be forgotten, as Judge Lomen, or was 1t Jim Swnrt- zell. said.
 The following were present:
 Senator Elwood Bruner. Dr. John II. Mustard. president Chamber of Commerce. Antonio Polet. D. E. Dun- bar, National Grocery Co, Seattle, c. c. Refs, Parke- Davis Co. Detroit. Frank J. O'Connor. Joseph J. Meherin. J. A. Folger & Co. San Francisco. William McManus, H. W. Wright, To- bacco Company of California. Seattle, W. L.. MauIe, Army & Uavy Magazine. Washington, D. C.. Edwin c. Divine. A. J. Mueller. Edward Johnson. Frank T. Hill, Louis Erickson, L. O. Groven. Sam Cunningham. J. Alison Bruner. J. D. Jourden, J. A. Swartzell. Albert Christiana, T. M. Cloves, J. B. Beck sted. Phn F. Murphy. Geo. s. Walker. Chief of Police. R. S. Norris. D. E. Crowley Geo. 8. Maynard. Joseph Chilberg, Geo. II. Reed. Thorulf Leh- mann, E. C. Ciarey. H. B. Hopkins. T.. B. Watson. J. H. McDonough. N A. veline. F A. Daniels. M. ]. McCarty. oIiie A. Bourret. Oscar Sundberg. W. c. Mcclure, pr. c. N. Smith. R. w. Thompson. Emory J. Sitter Hugh O'NeIli, c. P. Goggin. William N. Marx. c. J. Lomen. Lawrence Kerr. John A. Murphy.