Evening journal., 1889-06-25
A LODGE CELEBRATION.
HOW ST. JOHNS DAY WAS cELE-
BRATED AT NEW CASTLE.

st. johns Lodge, No. 2, A. #. A. NJ, of
New Castle Give a Banaues-who Wore
There-Other News.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del, June 25.-The
large auditorium Of the Opera House
building contained about 1876 people last
evening. The occasion was the celebra-
tion of st. Johns Day by the st. Johns
Lodge of this city. Tie room was hand
somely decorated with Gags and flowers.
Several large tables ledened with the
best refreshments of the season
helped to give the room
brilliant appearance. The Hushebeck
orchestra sat in the orchestra circle and
played some Of its beautiful and attrac
tive music. The selection II Dreamed
Dwelt in Marble Halls, in which Pro-
fessor Duncan played a cornet solo, was
very good, AZ was all the selections they
played. At o'clock Master Hiram r..
Borie, superintendent OF the Delaware
Iron Works, invited the guests to the re-
freshment tables, where they remained
for half an hour, while the Hushebeck
orchestra played their prettiest music.
After this the guests repaired to the
lodge room. Here Mr.. B0rie introduced
Rev. f. l.. Hubbard, who spoke for fif.
teen minutes. Grand Master Of the
State James S. Dobb spoke for ten min
utes. The guests then returned to the
auditorium, where an hour was spent
in listening to the orchestra Among
the guests were: Mayor Hanson and
wife, Hiram r. Borie and wife, Rev. T..
l.. Hubbard and wife. James Biggs and
wife, Henry w. Frazier and wife, John
Walls and wife, ID. Harry Wilson,
A. T. Stewart and wife, George
Herman and wife, Thomas Banks,
Samuel Etchells, DR.. Clunas, James Jem-
ison and wife, John King and wife,
Thomas Frazier and wife, David Elking-
ton and wife, Mrs. Ira Lunt, Frank
WaggemAn and wife, James Cannon and
wife. Lewis Hushebeck and wife, James
Glover and wife, George w. Dickerson and
wife, Misses Rebecca Saunders and
Merriam Davidson, Sheriff Allen and
wife, Theodore w Hanf, Thomas X.
Lancaster, Misses Mary Tindle, Agnes
and Bessie Herbert, Louise Hoffman,
Flora and Eva Lunt. Ida White, Sadie
Hewitt, Jennie Saunders, Edith Hushe-
beck, Mary Kennard. Sallie Blunt, James
b. Lancaster, John Walls and wife, Prof.
d. Jones and wife, T.. r. Challenger
and wife. Elwood l.. Wilson and wife,
Thomas Holcomb, Esq, George Rocket
and WIFE Herman Padberg, Misses
Nellie Wendall, Nina f. Dobb, William
Rothwell, L. K. Eliason, g. Allen Smith
and wife, Jacob Saunders and wife John
Schuchardt, William Simpson and wife,
Evan G. Boyd, John Nickerson and
wife, Henry Padberg Gardner
Jemison and wife, William Matthias
George Vantine and wife, William Jor-
dan, William Clark, Robert Martin,
Thomas Gravel and wife, A. V. Leslie
George, William Funk, ]. J. Henderson
and wife, Arion S. Carrick and wife, H.
f. Dennison and wife, Miss Salhe Wise,
Henry HolshumAker, Mrs. c. F. Lancas-
ter and others.
John wilmOt spent yesterday in Phila-
delphia
Charles Hoffman, proprietor Of the JEFF.
ferson House, was in Wilmington yester
day.
Helen Galloway, an Irish woman living
at Dobbinsvllle, was held In 5000 bail for
her appearance at the Court OF Genera
| Sessions. She was charged with break
| ing into the house Of Martin McCarriag
her, using abusive language, assaultinl
Mrs. McCarriagher, breaking up thingi
in general. Martin Leonard, the salooI
keeper at Dobbinsville, went her bail