The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
oo11RTH EDITION!
PLEASANT REUNION

,ors HIGH SCHOOL nns1. issnnn Aayhn,
TIE Hf..nc,ArroN, AND TnE'h NN0
is,UsEr i'seuEr LAST NIGHT. ps,
sASVun V.,',mnl Association of the Boys,
The Aluh',, ,aiJ their annual reunion
aigh hssning oS in the Clayton House ouievi%,e par
lssl erG Ths OCCASION was mos. o'gyy ~ 81 ro
lors' md r'le will be long and pleasa"''y I'll ~
uemOeresum, ,smbers of the Alumni present.
The meilus, ,,",Ds of the class Of IA;
veI' \. Carswell, >. n IL T. h,ns, Tb,aDd,er:
w, vSt,, II. H. Billany' ana n..on a., " W. g.
ka,,a ,hs class of 10; W: bacU1' v VA" S.n
q tnss,rovd, tns . Frank Merrihew' ". >. AZ Al
Murga'I[o6Snn' Io6n Palmer, Jr., Chas. Reynolds
nona, oo' Of the class Of TT; Chas' a.
j., Es1, o. ~ t r. Carswell, John E.
Rudolph y y Mcdaniel Of the class of
81. GnnWyI ". Ii. Farra, S. Norris Fosg' L. Ely
Qalsss' Qass fallowing aE gentlemen had been In
Tine lo,,o ho nresent His Honor, Mayor
!lea !l"d " " Prof. John II. Groves, State
Allm0%ps, pn,blic Schools, W. II. Purnell
Supl' n.I.. I COLLEGE, Henly Eckel, ESD,
preI' prar D. ". Hanlan, Prof; ): ;. Wilieyy'
prVl. ~ G Conrad, Esq, W. J. Wooley' :.
A. A. ,dsms ]. Taylor Cause, Dr. W. >.
H. Aaa, ns"n Rev. j. W. Kaye, Hon. W.
Steyy,iiUl yWhi,aley. Chas. b. Lore, Esq, W. q.
g. MnE n"se Eso., Anthony Higgins, Esq,
Sprli'1n,;d n;rd FAD. J. III. Hofiecker, ESQ.,
a.ni =, J' Selds. Esq, and Or. q. Il; Buck. BUCK.
beiy beSgymetime was spent in social inter-
an oon,, most pleasantly, and afterwards
tSs eCu''' 'ariy h repaired to the dining room
lne .ls p' !, most inviting repast was spread:
nnI W. ide, of the supper can be gathered
iI,, Az ,' ,be bill of fare, witch was as fol-
lows;
MENU. 'a~
c.ne Nav Salt Oysters on half she'll.
Soup.-Mock Turtle. ~
T;sh & Boiled Shecpshead, Lobster
.,nce, Filets de basss, la maitre d'ho-
W. "Ipoleres.-Tenderloin of Beef with
un.brooms, Broiled Spring Chicken on
iFntrees-Lamb Chops, glace with
r.,s Sweetbreads, braise aux pointes
S's,paragus, Soft Shell Crabs, Chicken
Croqusttes. ,, D.,
Cold Dishes.-Chicken Salad, Bee
Tongue, Ham.
We Vsrelables.-Boiled Potatoes, String
Be,ns New Tomatoes, Corn, Greer
Peas, Peas, New Beets.
Pastry and Dessert.-Cherry ne
Wborteberry Pie, Lemon Mcringue
Annie Tarts, Cream Sponge, Poun'
Cake Sponge Cake, Jelly Rolls, Cocoa
uu, Sponge, Lady Fingers, Cream Kiss
s, Ginger Snaps. - /,
Raspberries, Bananas, Oranges, Almond
and Raisins, Ice Cream Mocha Coffee.
THE ToAsTs.
ANer supper had been dispensed wit
tie talking part of the exercises com
mrn,ed. President j. N. Carswell a
Tie head of the table presided.
"Our High Schools" was responder
to BY Prof. J. S. Wiley in pleasar
manner and he referred to the graduate;
who now comp sed the Alumni in
happy wa7
aThe B ard of Education" was respou
del to by Henry Eckel Esq, in his usr
al era eful AMI dlgniiied manner.
"pr,zes' was allotted to DR.. Stevenso
aud during his response he paid fi,tin
tribute to Mr.. John ii. Adams, the done
ofthe adams Prize for grammar.
"Delsware Education" was fittiDgly n
sponded to by Il. G. Conrad Esq.
"lhe Growth.oi Our Common Schools
was responded to by Superintendent ID
W. Haran in an instructive manner.
"rhe Press was spoken upon by Nj
George W. Humphrey of Erery Erenin
Ina spirited, eloquent and interestin
speech.
"The Lade," drew forth a brlllial
response from l.. Ely Quigg.
THE Alumni's ats nj Members" hs
the best wishes of those present extel
ded to them by j. n. CaIswell. 9th
toasts were reported as follows:
"The class Of 10" by |. Ii. Rile, \
D., "Ine class OF '76" by Walter Bsco
"Ihe class of tt by j. K. Griner, sci
OTIS, by I. N. HarInan Jr., "class ,
10 by W. II. Farra.
The Reunion ended at a late hot
with every on' much pleased wi
the affair.