Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-30


Harlan, John II. Adams; ESQ, and req
resentatives of the local press.
After hsndabaking had been in
dulsed In and old times talked over 70
about an hour, the doors Of the ban
quoting hall were opened and the par
ty we're soon seated at the fs,ta
board.
THE MENU
was as follows:
Cape May Oysters on half she'll.
! soUrS
Turtle tlull) Gonsomme la RoyalS
| FISH
| Trout IL Stanley.
Sturgeon a Ia Genolse.
| RELEvEs,
Filet do Roeu' pidus npx ChanpIgnons
GarboHn1des Of Lamb 4 Ia Pompa4our.
ENTREES.
, Chicken S9ut q la NArengo. @ Quail on Toast
Swfetbreads 1lace aux Fettts Po!s,
Lamb Outlets 8 la Minute, Soft Shell Grabs
COLD DgsHE6.
Lobster saiad. Chicken Salad. Ham
Ornsmented Tongue.
PASTRY AND DRsEET.
Cherry Fie. Nhottleberry Pie
Lemon Melange. apple Tarts.
H'aI IeI}p sPyIo Rci,s 01 Tosoann, slong sngs o"Ae
Lady Fingers. Cream Kis5cs.
Rarn berries. Bansnas. Oranges
Almonds and Feisins.
-, 100 0l'""' 0'n" ooAee'
Those present were oosupied for the
next heuf or 50, as might bs expected,
IN making hsrce aud determined on
slaugnt upon the deiicious Viands with
"hlch they were served, and the witty
sally and 'hs merry Jest went around
amid good hnmored lsughtar and kind
~ ieel!ng. Never before had the mem
hers OF tae Aiumni 30 thoroughly en-.
Joyed themsSlyes-neyer before was an
nk s." pAs."u 'o iu'l " plsasure' 10
cula.ed to detraot from that which Was
to the comfort of those nyesent.
At tho conclusion Of the banoust
came the toasts. ]. Harmey Rile M n
PceEident OF the A,nmxi nresidsd snd
was toast msstsr. Ina few well.obos.
an and annronriets words be waIcomod
The puestS to the feast. Ha than an.
uouSced the first toast nf tho evaning
un ;,
'nu NL' A'''
responded 10 by ). n Moore. MIR.
Moore responded quite briefly, but
nevertheless IN very lifting manner.
IN this occasion he experienced feel
ng' which partcok roth OF pleasure
md sorro"--pleasure at seeing so many
lbsent members again, sorrow because
he present event would be OF suoh
hort duration. He was eratided at
eeing so many mere, was glad to be
'resent himself and hoped all would
ome again a year from rOW. he wish
'On -''O W Wv
o0h A''H S'hoOh'
he next toast. was responded to by
'rof. 3. J.. Wiley. In looking down
be board 1t seemed to him that more
nsinbsrS were present than ever before
nd ne congratulated the Alumni upon
ncreased numbers. This augured we'll
,r the Alumni and Tor the alums mater
lts members as well. Turning othe
iigh school he said that it some times
aemed to him that they were not do
,g Just the Work they should, the
r&duAtea were not as numerous as
ley should be. He urged those who
ad graduated to strive hard and con.
ssed himself glad that they had all
sen, and that not one was engaged in
disoreditable pursuit. He felt ia
lerly interest in the High School, and ,
the Alumni. In closing, the speak :
:, amid loud applause, recommended !
10 apPoln'nieh' u eo,nlniItee 10 ouer 9
~ " nras,ntn rI'"' W '' '' 'p' ANs VI d
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TilE SCHOOL BOARD b
Is responded to by President Conrad. 8
lst year he bad been present at the 8
umui banquet, and wondered how b
could get in again. He had been
formed that he was present because
WAS President of the Board of Rdu. -.
tion. Itsuch was the case he was a = =
ndidate for reelection next year. "
,aughter. Speaking particularly of G
Q Board, b9 SAID II was about the d
ne as last year, with about its Young o. o.
member in the chair. The rela. " :"
Us between the Board aud School " ~
re excellent. The Board was doing u
.ood work and the schools were doiug u' u'
,ood work. lie went on to urge tbs a. a.
Us to effort in the Cause Of the city ~
eaucation' ana hs'd not tne pros fiji
~ ,hat with nara application ,hey dl
asy might be even members 0! the wi
looI Board p.
"THE LADIES" an
3 rssropded to by Walter Bacon in tn
most Gallant manner. He was il, an
banpiest mood and made an excel in
t rssnonae, Ha fat bonorsd of
rss. II one in the room had been