Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

The District Conference Of the A n.
r. Bethel connection, held in this tity
last week, was the means of brlnAinR
many old friends and aeQuAintAncet TO-
getheE. Several delegates were enter.
tatned BY Mr.. and Mrs. GtAnshury
Murray, Jr, on Frldsy, ct quito an
elaborate luncheon, among them being
Mr.. Samuel Edward Willis, wife and
daughter, Of Camden, d., sister and
brother in-law Of Mr.. Murray, whom
he has not seen for seven or eight yaars;
Rev. Mr.. Davis Of PhllAdelphis, and
Mr Marshall, who has been sojourbina
here for several weeks.
On the 9Th instant the "FoYest and
Field Club" Of this city entertain ed
number Of their friends at q dinner.
Covers were laid for twelve PER- rlons.
The menu was BeAsonAble, elegantly
'erved and grAndly enjoyed. The
members OF the club are Messrs. A q
b. Anderson, Walter GlRsoo, William
sharper and Joseph 3. Pernell. Among
those present we're Messrs. Samuel M
Clintock, j. g B, Marshall, Ed ward
Graves, stansbuFy Murray, Jr., uAvld
Jones, William Page and others.
Speeches and oC CngratulA'Ory TeniArks
wsrs INDUCED in over tue political tur
moil and especlblly Of the revolution
IN Kent and HuBsex.
Mr.. A. q. b, Anderson, whous repu
tatiOn as royal entertainer IL only ex
oeeded by his oonstanoy, has frCQuentl,
been seen showing his friend, j q B
Marshall, the oity AMI country, bthlnd
his famous trotter, and many ate the
men whose horses had TO take their d ust
mr. Anderson entertained Mr.. MRtshAll
at supper on Friday evening. Because oil
developments IN q certain direction Mr
a. has earned the title Of Georgl "the
dio,A 3"
On FIiday, the 18Th Inst, q ootprie Of
ladies, among whom were the HisBes
Lewis, Jefferson and Wilson, Ravs al
entertainment TO q few OF their ftlend .
at the II denre OF Mrs. AnderAbn, Of
800 Tatnsil street. Singing, dAnoIpg
nGd other Rmusementa Wsro the order
An enjoyable collation. was . highly en-
dnreed feature, thus the social Wpfld Of
Wilmisgson Is keeping pace with larger
cities.
There are In this city two org aulza
ttOnU, kn an a. ths Upper and Lower
Senate or the lover Senate stAttsnTy
Murray, jr 10 president, while OF the
Upper Dan. Bantoa holds the chair Of
honor The membership OF these brgAni-
zstioDs Is large and about evenly di
vidOdi they meet at their head qnArters
ssVerAl evenings Of each week and there
read sni discuss fiuAnoes, Tariff, ship
pinR and other questions Of momsnt
Space will not permit the naming OF the
mem beTs, but suffics II to say that Mr..
Ed. Graves 10 chaplain OF the Lower
Senate.
The Field and Forest Club went on >
still buOt few DAYS slnoe, and 10 great
WAS their luck that an extra wagon was
needed TO haul their game.
dad by my recent travels that our
home people arc as thrifty, Intelligent
and frugal - any community In the
State In enterprise We can point with
Drids TO Messrs. RJOert Graves j. II
Harding, 8 Murray, Jr., A q B. An
e. erson, 1. Je1eFies, WllliAm y. Grin
mage, Mr.. Williamson, Mr.. Jenblns and
others, who are cRedltabls structures OF
"brlck, board and mortar" fully attest.
ing their fruRAlity.
Our schools and school teaohhFs com,
pare fAvorably with th Jse in other SEC
tons OF this country, and to the NJ sees
Cruise, LegiB, Jefferson, Dover, Wi,
liAmB, Palm aud other teach srs we owe
much for the gIest advancement OF our
children. May our good luck Ia this
direction be continued, and may their
services be sinembsrei and rel RATded.
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