March 2, 1907.I 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
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\nnual Dinner Union Sportsmen’s Club. 
The twenty-first annual dinner of the Union 
Sportsmen’s Club, of Bath Beach, N. Y., was 
leld at the Hotel St. Denis. New York, on Thurs¬ 
day evening, Feb. 21, in celebration of the birth- 
lay of one of New York’s oldest outing clubs. 
I'he dinner was served at 9:30 P. M. and was 
ittended by all the members of the club and 
1 number of guests. A special feature of the 
nenu was roast mallard duck served in regular 
'amp style. An orchestra rendered selections 
Kith vocal and instrumental while the courses 
vere being served. Mr. William Edward Dalton, 
he club secretary, acted as toastmaster and the 
quests were kept in roars of laughter by his witty 
-emarks. Hunting, fishing and camp-fire stories 
vere told with enthusiasm, after which several 
irilliant speeches were made on topics of in- 
erest to sportsmen. Some of the most im- 
lortant included, “Wolf Hunting at the Present 
rime,” by Colonel Jim Harper. “The Extinc- 
ion of the Buffalo,” by Geo. M. Cowenhoven. 
de also proposed a silent toast to “Sport,” a 
leautiful English setter, owned by Mr. Tufts. 
Vfr. John M. French narrated a canoe trip 
hrough the rivers of Canada. Mr. Louis W. 
Dumont told about bear hunting in Maine. Mr. 
■Vm. J. Ostermayer, the club treasurer, spoke 
bout the club’s finances and gave some interest¬ 
ing statistics from 1886 to the present time. Mr. 
?has. H. Nammack made some remarks on the 
irotection of game. Mr. Chas. E. Lodge told 
1 bout the camp life of the Union Sportsmen’s 
'lub. In conclusion, Mr. Wm. Ellery Tufts, the 
dub s president, made a long and interesting 
peech on the club itself, explaining that its ob- 
: ects are the protection, propagation and preser¬ 
vation of the forests and their creatures; his 
emarks were received with much enthusiasm. 
Some of those who were present were: Com- 
nodore W. R. Sanesbury, of the Bensonhurst Y. 
; Mr. John M. French, Editor of the Oil, 
J 3 aint and Drug Reporter; Mr. Wm. Shaw, Mrs. 
Wm. R. Sanesbury. Mrs. Chas. E. Lodge, Miss 
dorence Gorman, Miss Bessie Lamberton, Miss 
rene Lodge, Miss Violette J. Cox, Mr. Wm. 
jllery Tufts, Mr. Wm. Edward Dalton, Mr. 
..harles E. Lodge, Mr. Wm. Judd Ostermayer, 
dr. Chas. H. Nammack, Mr. James Harper, Mr. 
leorge M. Cowenhoven, Mr. Frank Van Voor- 
lis^ Mr. Jack V. N. Cowenhoven, Mr. Louis 
Vagner Dumont, Mr. R. W. Palmer. 
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