Evening journal., 1890-01-01
rdr YouNa MeN oF novsR.
Their New Years Bah at the Hotel Rich
ardson-Lodge Enterta nment.

THE YOUNG MEN OF DOVER.
Their New Years Ban at the Hotel Rich
ardson-Lodge Enterta nment.
Specialize llCorrespondenoe EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan. The National
Guard Association, of which General
w. Wingate of New York Is president,
has issued a call for meeting to be held
in Washington, ID. c., on February 8,
1890 To this meeting each state Is en-
titled to send FIVE delegates, these to be
named by the adjutant generals Of the
states. From this state the delegates
named up to date are General r. r. Ken
ney, Colonel G. w. Marshall, Captain
Edmund Mitchell and Colonel f. I
Cooper
The colored members Of Whatcoat N.
e. Church are considerably shaken up
over trial which took place before all
the dignitarles of the church Sunday.
Rev. J. B. Snowden was the culprit, and
the charges were Lying deception and
sowing dissension. The reverned gentle
man was convicted on all three charges
and suspended from membership.
| The handsome and spacious dinning
room Of Hotel Richardson was one of the
places in which the old year made his
exit In the happiest sort of style. The
young men of Dover were there and
with them the young maidens not only
of Dover, but Of several other places az
well. To the strains Of Ritchies well
trained orchestra well trained feet trip.
ped 1889 to his gave and celebrated the
birth Of 80
The hospitality Of Senator Richardson
and his lady is proverbial the state over
and their desire to provide enjoyment for
those around them, Is manifested on nll
occasions, hence everything that could
cater TO the pleasure Of the ''rhe Young
Men Of Dover who gave the hop, and
their lady friends were provided.
Governor Biggs was there. the youngest
In spirit on the floor, and the centre at all
times Of handsome bevy OF Young
ladies. Attorney General Biggs was also
there, dancing away, eyincing the same
zeal III the prosecution Of pleasure that
he always does in his official capacity in
the prosecution of criminals aud crime.
Brad. Murphy was there swinging
trains on the ball room floor
with the same skill and
precision that he handles other trains on
the Delaware railroad. H. A. Richardson,
DR.. Edward Stout, Robert Ferguson,
Robert Walker Charlie Alice, William
Denney, I. o. Culbreth, Howard Cul.
breth, Howard Taylor, J. H. Whitaker,
Walter Voshell, Wilbur Wallace. Robert
Bradford and w Knight were among those
gentlemen from Dover present. Tken
there were f. Beagehamp of Baltimore
Harry Mifllin, Middletown; r. Il. Jones.
Philadelphia: Ira Short, j. f. Short
Greenwood; II. A. Cleaver, Daniel Stone
Baltimore; w Hill. Jr, Thomas Curry
James 4. Jefferis, Milford, j. B. Austin
Newark; and Daniel Barnard. Jr.. Mag
nolia; Hon. ]. B, Pennington.
Among the ladies we're Miss Lucis
Richardson, Boston Miss Kate Ellison
Camden Misses Kate Roe and May Sat
terheld. Greenwood; the Misses Lohand
Milford Miss Marchad, Pittsburg; Misl
Beulah Jefferson, Smyrna; Miss Annie
Chambers Wilmington Misses Mitchell
Philadelphia; Misses Mabel Parvis anl
Helen Naudain, Middletown or Dovei
there were the Misses Fannie anc
Emma Pennewill, Minnie Burton, Ollie
Hinly and Bessie Farmer, Minnie Jester,
Virgie Jester, May Anderson, Mrs Ben.
iah Watson, Mrs. Harry Ford, William
+; Walker, Misses Annie Barnard Mellssi
!; Chambers, Mabel Heitehon, Nellie Flag
Ter, Mamie Culbreth, Nita Walker
Lizzie Pennington, the Misses Massey
. Lizzie Talley, the Misses Whitaker, Mrs
I: William Denny and others.
, At the M. z. Church the member
watched the old year out while they toll
4 their experiences Of the past year.
State Capitol Lodge Of Good Templar
celebrated the outgoing by an entertain
ment to which number, Of outsider
I were invited. Chief Tempiar Josepl
! Waller made a speech, as did also Messrs
a Clinton Mckenzie, of Newark, and z S
e Butler, Of Dover The Misses Lizzi
+ and Retta Culveyhouse. Miss Mar
. Boone, the Misses Ida and Lille Lohand
q Miss Roberta Parsons, Misses Clara Mar
; vel, Lille Hutchins and Annie Jones an
Messrs. Donovan, Marvel. Parsons. Cul
veyhouse, Smith and Satterfeld. rendere,
y musical selections, and a three act com
!, edy well rendered was given. Then
Christmas tree, which showered present
on everybody, was stripped, and bount
g ful lunch wound up the exercises.
The newest has its grip" on man
Q people Of Dover. At Richardson's factor
y about dozen employees are down an
2 in the hotel about half the help are a
t home sneezing.
The school teachers will be here to-da
at noon. Peter Won Mamveoff, Won Fir
kles.ein from Jerusalem will talk t,
night.
: The body Of J. Frank Mancha. VIII
died at Claremont, Va, Sunday wa
= brought here last night and was burie
z in the Episcopel cemetery this mornin
with Masonic honors. The Dover mem
] bers Of the order performing the cere
(, monies.
4 There Is one feature about the Hartle
! tradgedy that doesn't show up any TO
J well for the chivalry of at least on
citizen Of that place. It
I said that after Peterson wa
captured he was bound hand an
q foot with ropes, In fact trussed Sc
: curely. While in this condition power
i fully built fellow walked UP to him an
struck him two savage blows in tn
face. As Peterson is very Sigh
built. boyish chap, there was nothing .
Z the hero about man who could do
i brutal thing like this.
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