Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
FOURTH EDITION
TnIENDsniF. Love AND rnUrR.


me three Unitsd Linhs-Eaan Loass,
NO. "a, l.. o. o. n Entsrtains south
trenton Lodge. NO. 3B-rhsIr Bsoond
Visit TO OuF Ony.
One hundred mem hers Of South Trea.
ion Lodge OF ODD Fellows paid Eden
Lodge, No. "a OF our city, Q friendly
visit on Thursday. They left Trenton !
few minutes after . O'Clock and arrived
in cur city, over the r.. a. o. road, !
few MINUTES after IL O'clock, noon. Thay
were escorted TO the Clay ton House b
the reception committee from Eden
Lodge, consisting OF james X. Orlppen,
John W. Keith, Il. W. Pyle, T. T.
Krllum and William B. Cole,
Winkler's famous Seventh Regiment
Band OF "a pieces accom- panied the viai
tors and diHoouTsed enjoyable music
The committee OF Arrangements from
South Trenton Lodge consisted OF u O
Musford, Jacob KuR er, M z Mulford,
George J. Magic, b. F Everett, Goorst
x Lewis aud o. p. Kltson. The vIsl.
tors wore dark suits with white tie and
white high hat, carrying oADes In theil
hands, A goat NAMED FrilE" wear
Ing > very handsome blanket, pre-
aeuted 10 Eden Lodg', Nc. "a, Della
ware, By tie South Trenton Lodge, No
80, n. j., Rotten up with letters Gus oul
Of cloth sewed on 10, while Its hornu
bad been Rilded and three golden Inks
hung suspended from the tip OF each
horn, IL WA the oentre OF attraction ~
the visitors passed up Market sHeet.
Tbs line OF march Was formed and the
yiAit0rs wsre escorted up Market street
TO the Clayton House, where An eleRant
TepAst Was strFed them.
About afteen minutes TO three O'Clock
Eden Lodge formed in line and, head d
by the First Regiment Band, marched
up Fourth street 20 Marker and stopped
IN front Of the Clayton House and es-
oorted the. visitors 10 the steamer Cham
pioD, which had been chartered TO take
tho visitoTs eoEn the bay to Fort Della
ware. After pleasant ride down the
river and al enjoy Able concert by the
Two bands the steamer tied up at tbs
landing ct Fort Delaware, when the
party olsen bArked and the visitors
we're shown around and through this
hlttorical fort. The visitors expressed
themselves more than pleased with the
tramp abound she fort After spend Ing
ba an hour st the fort, the steamer
WAS boarded and the boAs's head turned
up tao river for New Castle. We
Reached the town Of the plllory aud
whipping poet about O'Clock. The
pAIty olsen banked, and the sleepy old
tom WAS ior once awakened from its
b ilidHy nap. ....
The line was formed aad Tic process.
sion msrobed up In front Of tho Odd
Fellows Hall, when = halt WAS called
and a Berensds given by TIE bands,
after which the line Of march wAs re.
aumed and the Procession, marched iat1
the Jail two by two. Tue visitors were
given ore half hour to infpEct the jsil,
the pillOry AID the whipping post, Of
which they had read 80 much but never
eeen. TIE prisoners were questioned
~ q bll tue sights taken IN, when the
steamer cast IF her lines ard steamed
away en- route for WILMINGTON, which
was safely rssohed about O'clock. a
line OF march was formed snd tho pro
oe-sion procetdtd A'onR Front street to
Market, up Market to Twelfth, Along
Twelfth TO King, up king to Thirteenth,
and then counter marched down King
70 Sixth, slung Sixth to French, down
French 10 Third and along Third 20 the
hall. The different ere c1mpaaies
uhuhb UAbhEA WHAG hub i . Us AK DbAh
ware Rnd Washington ard numerous
plRcss Of busiIess and private houses
esre brilliantly Illuminated. The vIsi.
tors resolved qui.e an ovation aud were
iuirly overwhelmed by the hospitAble
treatment received At the haudB Of the
members Of Glen Lodge and the citi-
Eens Of Wilmington 10 general. As
the procession passed uo Market stree.
red fire nnd Toman candles brilliantly
.liluu lasted tho street, and gave THO
pTl osSEion q gtsnd appearance, as the
vi.it3ra marched In Luoh soldier Tx }
precision, The admiration Of all. ssy-
ersi Of the vlaitots received handsome
bouquets Of flowers from the fair ones
Who fairly lined each side Of the differ.
ens STREETS along the Touts OF march.
The L 'dRss were called TO order IN
The Graud Lodge room, aud after nesrly
one hour spent 10 fraIeFnal eetinRs,
etc, the Company AJjourood 70 the au-
ditorium Of the hall, where q bounttous
menu htd been prepared By tirst class
caterer. Tho bill OF fare consisted OF
tho good tbings OF life, as follows:
OhloIea ofoquottes,
UtTiled CRIBS, Lobster salad,
InhsLgr CutIat4 Eried Dyglsrg