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MENU.
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OYSTERS ON HALF-SHELL.
SOUP.
Green Turtle Soup.
Sherry
FISH
Boiled Kennebec Salmon,
Anchovy Sauce.
MASHED POTATOES
Gaute Sauterne.
ENTREES
Larded Sweet-Breads.
French Peas. Escalloped Oysters.
Claret
GAME
Saddle Red River
Venison, Grape Jelly.
Roast Canvas-back Duck,
Red Currant Jelly.
Broiled Quail on Toast
Saratoga Fried Potatoes
CHAMPAGNE.
Roederer,
Pommery, Mumm's,
Golden Eagle.
COLD DISHES.
Lobster Salad.
Chicken Salad. Celery.
Pineapple Cheese.
DESSERT.
Fruits.
Cake. Roman Punch. Ice Cream.
Coffee.
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The menu was handsomely printed on gold and
tinted paper, embellished with an American spread-eagle,
and bearing the letters printed on the outside, in red,
white and blue, the words:
THE THIRD ANNUAL
REUNION AND BANQUET
- of the -
CINCINNATI SOCIETY
- of -
EX-ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI,
Thursday Evening, Jan. 17, 1878.
On the first inside sheet were neatly printed the
toasts, which were:
First Toast - "Our Country."
Second Toast - "Our Army and Navy."
Third Toast - "Our Heroic Dead."
Fourth Toast - "Our Heroic Living."
Fifth Toast - "The Illustrious Statesmen of the
War."
Sixth Toast - "The Mothers, Wives, Sisters and
Sweethearts of the Soldiers and Sailors."
Seventh Toast - "THE ARMY MULE: The
Quartermaster's Reliance and the Soldier's Best Friend."
Eighth Toast - "The Medical Staff of the War."
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Ninth Toast - "The Memorable Siege of
Cincinnati."
Tenth Toast - "The Reminiscences of the Camp
Fire."
The following gentlemen, members of the Society and
invited guests, sat down to the table:
Colonelll
L. M. Dayton,
General M. F. Force,
Colonel G. C. Wharton,
of Louisville, Ky.
General L. G. Brown,
Captain E. Montfort,
Colonel Wm. E. Merrill, U. S. Army.
Colonel W. Harvey Brown. U. S. Army.
Colonel Wm. Betts,
Captain J. B. Foraker,
Lieut. E. V. Cherry,
Major W. B. Richardson,
Colonel H. E. Collins,
Ensign Griffin T. Miller,
Lieut. A. H. Mattox,
Dr. P. S. Conner,
Lieut. Jas. I. Merrell,
Captain R. Hunter,
Captain F. Ernst,
Captain J. Croxton,
Captain M. L. Hawkins,
Captain Will T. Burton,
Dr. A. L. Carrick,
Captain Jacob Wentzel,
Dr. J. W. Underhill,
Dr. H. Ludington,
Captain C. A. G. Adae,
Captain D. W. McClung,
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General Eli Murray,
General A. Hickenlooper,
Captain T. W. Hardiman.
Lieut. M. H. Bryson
Major Frank J. Jones,
Dr. C. P. Wilson,
Captain John H. Woodward,
Captain Henry DeBus,
Colonel C. L. Gano,
General W. H. Baldwin,
Colonel P. P. Lane,
Colonel P. P. Lane,
Colonel Ozro J. Dodds,
Colonel Dan Weber,
Captain A. C. Ford,
Captain Jas. K. Reynolds,
Major E. P. Ransom,
Major S. S. L'Hommedieu,
Captain J. M. Blair,
Major E. C. Dawes,
Captain T. F. Osborne,
Captain J. D. Eaton,
Major Geo. B. Fox,
Dr. A. E. Heighway,
Major J. S. Wise,
Captain M. Shaw,
Major L. C. Frintz,
Captain Hal C. Young,
Lieut. E. J. Lukens,
Colonel Hunter Brooke,
Colonel Weden O'Neil, |
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Captain
W. R. McComas. |
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The minutes of former meetings were read by Secretary
Woodward, and approved.
Major Jones, the Treasurer, read a very
interesting report of the condition of the Society, and
gave a happy account of a trip made to the Soldiers'
Home, at Dayton, Ohio, in June, 18878, by members of the
Society, on the invitation of Colonel Brown, the
Commandant at the Home. His report was received
with expressions of satisfacton, and ordered filed.
On motion of Major Jones, the chair appointed a
committee of three, to nominate officers for the ensuing
year; the committee was General Baldwin, Major Jones,
and Captain De Bus. These gentlemen retired
from the parlor for a short time, and presented the
following names to the Society: For President,
General M. F. Force; for Vice Presidents, General
A. Hickenlooper, General F. W. Moore, Colonel P. P.
Lane, Surgeon A. E. Heighway, Major Frank J. Jones;
for Secretary, Captain J. H. Woodward; for
Treasurer, Major George B. Fox; Executive
Commettee, Colonel L. M. Dayton, Colonel A. E.
Collins, LIeutenant A. H. Mattox, Captain Henry De Bus,
Major E. C. Dawes. Several of the gentlemen
nominated declined, for private reasons, and on motion
it was decided to elect by ballo9t. Other
nominations were made, and the balloting proceeded with
the following result:
PRESIDENT:
General Manning F.
Force.
VICE-PRESIDENTS:
General A.
Hickenlooper,
General Fred W. Moore, Colonel P. P. Lane,
Dr. A. E. Heighway, Major Frank J. Jones.
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