The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
BORDEN Is GUEST At
PILGRIM DAY DINNER
r.u,dian Premier shares Hon
mr.. with Joseph u. Choate
and Elihu Root.
MANY NOTABLES THERE

o.. o-d %sauat,y yellow pumpkins still
re ,n the Vine. ears Of yellow corn
g., ,nr,.d .n the shock. clam chowder
~, s,rod s,roj and Boston baked beans
Nu n.or, bread and Vermont turkey
saI .,.ss, and hard cider and rum
ana a,d nni uince pie are served by
plH-u y Rold,'s chefs at the Waldorf
JeoN' 81, ,,s, one occasion in the
AH"'a ,.,.n ,nn descendants o, the Aid
!'",s s brow s,ers. tho Pradfords. the
en-, Wv en-. ,iov,,ands. the %Standishes
i.s ,hc winslo~s get together in the
waldorts sranu ps,l'oon .eos
the landing OF 'ne fi's "ou,na
! one ot the h's'or'oa' .a.'s 80.
with tn" Mayh"~cr W. 49,
,%Aeellent appel YES TOT Suus,a"''a. ,ovu
and the ar'nor plate aualit,es VI .ne.'
digestive apparstuses' Iheir poSerity,
s,rrad in almost ooV years All oNer .no
t'nlted states IL sui eal'ns PIC LOT
breakfast and getung away WIN II 80
r4rhaps the menu provided by the wal
dJrt last night was !ne ha.uraI Nsun'
and boast OF the cii'dren OF new Eng
land over less o iolk'
Now there was Joseph II. Choate. VINO
eli he - on the twenty-fourth day OF
,.y, January and who was observed
lis, night not merely TO nibble at the
rncp pie but TO take good big bites.
re kind of bites one takes when one
hes a thing and Isn't worrying a Dill
.bout what may happen before morn
~ tlihu Root, who is only a dozen
wear. Mr.. Choatc's junior, picked
,slicately. hut with n frm mana.
,seles., straight through the awesome
,r.nu. " this doesn't prove the dura-
tr,,v Of the New England Constitution
o- tho extraordinary manifestations OF
.s-d,ty, why. words are futile.
A6O utuers Preseut.
ne New Eneianders 80 sa!Is ve'e
trsting the LANDING OF inc io'e'atneIs
eos years ago had o,ner maaters on IN
i-res at and ABOUT tneir banquet Una
their traditiona, ulsnrs' tue. sa'g
great welcome 10 the fNSnt non. ~. iNoo'
st Borden, Premier or the Doinihion o.
Canada TO tn'ten STATES Ineo
iore r. Burton or on'o' 10 WI. S"va.e
oho spoke az the societS miner siN's
years ago.. 20 SIR Cnaries ans
10 their other guests or rron
Premier BOREDOM n e heard an ADDRESS
ShlGh rang with the epirit OF INC 10
Unions devotion 10 the br',lsh h1p'''
ard - desire that the Empire nsnt OF
until the Germanic Powers are MOI
flg1N hVdt'"' o"
Trey heard a very pleasant speech aoou
me deals transmitted to Americans o
MS day by the men VINO landeh on I'M
rnky coast 20 years ago. ,,,.,
There were 4'o presen. az .ne iiou
cleoratioii' ana pres,oins Owe, .nen, "Ss'
Francis i.yh1e Ste.so'' r,u AZ "n'
Hew thShtn" ~ CT poha,
" ,ne uals, Ia .u &c.. ~,
S'rurn, eem".o ,n.n.h Ixson Pc,
W - TE.shs- S,.,in p Eie,cher
s..,ana n,,s. Rar,on usnburn
william sloane. the Rev. John Williams
Cnarles W, bowrrnE, lhe Ne, ~ 81
so"aru LuInei"' W.n,a f,
he"nns nel.,un' -"
~ W '''"'N d" ~ Wv" ~
"yFan' .., - M,
. hai - dt~,nssd ~ Nr Stet~o,
- ,h. ,hrss tina bonored ,oas,.-
~ ~. p~rss,der,. 10 the memory Of III
as,s ,,d 70 Forefaabers' dav Mr. Stet
~ .hen Maid a tribute 10 Mr.. Choat
nd Mr. Roo, and the cheering an,
sardcIappins and napkin waving tina
followed went on for minutes-nobod
thought to count Just how many. Whe
he pleasant noise had died away MI
s,s,son spoke his mind on a certain sub
*, much to the fore nowadays:
In common with the vast majority
tbs American people We PROFOUNDLY an
Isssiona'ely deny the right OF n or
oalI.ng himself an American c,t'zen I
tout or 10 embarrass the American .oN
eminent in the discharge or us diH1cu
GUY NJ protecting iE own cl'ilens an
A" preserving peace wicn All o'her ns
cons There may oe u 'nere arc &c
wv diverse c~luhensnips various .a'he'
Ahns' nut TOT US AL there Is oh'y UT
"uh'TS I" "hich we owe allegiance
Premier BOrden's speech.
tt, ,sI. ~r.a, ~n,.asure" added NJ
H.sor "ir IN, reducing no Won n line;
tA.rda,, ~ Naw Engiand ,ha prsmi,