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Domestic News August 31, 1853

The Lancaster Ledger

Lancaster, Lancaster County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

Henry L. Tatem of Cincinnati, one of two survivors from a group of seven young men who agreed to hold annual suppers, died last Thursday, leaving Dr. J. L. Vattier as the last member. The next supper is set for October.

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ALL GONE BUT ONE.—We copied a
statement from the Cincinnati Gazette,
a few days ago, that seven young men of
that city, 21 years old, agreed to have an
annual meeting and supper so long as
any of their number should survive, and
also stated that only two of them were
then living. Henry L. Tatem, esq., one
of the two, died on Thursday last, leaving
Dr. J. L. Vattier as the last man of the
whole party. The next annual supper
takes place in October, and the Gazette
remarks:
How awful that last supper when the
sole survivor enters the room, and sees
there the seven plates and the seven
chairs, each of which tells him "what
shadows we are; what shadows we pursue."

What sub-type of article is it?

Death Or Funeral Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Cincinnati Annual Supper Last Survivor Young Men Group

What entities or persons were involved?

Henry L. Tatem Dr. J. L. Vattier

Where did it happen?

Cincinnati

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Cincinnati

Event Date

Thursday Last

Key Persons

Henry L. Tatem Dr. J. L. Vattier

Outcome

henry l. tatem died, leaving dr. j. l. vattier as the sole survivor of the group.

Event Details

Seven young men from Cincinnati, aged 21, agreed to annual meetings and suppers as long as any survived. Recently, only two remained; Henry L. Tatem died last Thursday, leaving Dr. J. L. Vattier as the last. The next annual supper is in October.

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