Judge — November 4, 1916 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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ye pre 1 boost the faker’s game and gather qotbem, then, what could come to pass the bar- : ¥ becue surpassin j bear them CTY, turn to gassing, rit ips they smack in ecstasy before the feast commences, fue it at once brings into play all gustatory jack! Alas! We must re- Pex co ney relish shoat, stuffed eggs and ham rich in an oe savor, iithough egaled, they try the lamb and won- der at its flavor. ened pumpkin, pickles and corn pone, cheese cake and varied salad— etasted of a single one unworthy of a ballad? The secrets that enhance the thing before you join the table 14 not know, I only sing results that are so Tro hospitality had part Rare courtesy its aid Pa lad who embody all its art? The Hermitage’s ladies! J. A, Waldron. Retuming to Nashville, several of the arty took train for Columbia, where they guests of the Columbia Red Fox Club night and Thursday. At four a.at. on ssday, those who had survived started to witness or take part in a fox hunt, woe on horses, others in autos. On Thurs- uy evening the Humorists held their an- mal banquet, as guests of the Tennesseean ood American at the Hotel Hermitage, J. H. son, manager of that journal, being host. Daring the day the association held its an- cal meeting, at which Dixon Merritt, editor (the Tennesseean and long a ‘*column” con: wxtor on the Banner, was elected President, anes A. Waldron, of New York, Secret asurer, and S. E. Kiser, of Chicago, At the banquet Dixon Mert nted with a watch by his fellow cembers, and the medal presented to the Humorists last year in San Francisco, this ten being intended to pass sequently from resident to president of the association, Taks were made by Mr. Merritt, S. E. &ser, James Johnson, Ed. Faircloth, Ted fobinson, E. W. Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth Fry fige, William Donahey and C. A. Leedy. On Friday the association visited Knapp fim, an educational enterprise of the Pea- ‘ody College, and afterward visited the col- ‘ buildings, enjoyed a luncheon in the Smnasium, and ined their hos A ‘st to Fiske Univ was made later, and among the guests of Nashville that wreable to keep up the pace still found en- “ainment on every hand. At the busines: ion of the Humorists, a Merritt, E. W. Miller and Fred “meer were appointed a committee on Stertainment at future meetings, and al- ‘ough there was originally a strong senti- “att for Chicago as the next place of meet- *&. New York was finally fixed upon unani- 'y, the date to be fixed by the Secretary- "asurer after consultation with members. U believe,” said a prominent member, ete £004 cocktall should Insist that Abbott's egns, it ,iamares your getting the very Co. Baltimore, Ma. 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