Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Terribly Earnest but lrrsslssibiy Love.
" Woman.
When the delegates arrived at Hockes.
sin from the train that left tho Delaware
avenue station at II O'Clock Thursday
they, TO the number Of 65, were invited
by delegates Of the Hook essin W. g, T,
u 70 the Tom perancs Hotel Into delight,
iuliy furnished parlors and next into the
spscious dining halls and treated TO such
. bounteous dinner ~ did Justice to the
prolino agricultural richness Of New
Cattle County.
The ladies then repaired 10 tie N. E.
Church at 1.80 p. m.
Mm, !: 7. Ella was splendid talksr,
devoid Of formality and pride. The I'd.
drsss Of welcome By Miss Mary Mitchell.
o. Hoekoaein, wac brief and cordial.
while tho response tn behsls OF tho Tenn.
perance Unions Of New Castle County.
BY Aiss Irene HepbrOu, was nearly ss
brief. and both were appTovIngly lIs-
tsned to with synpathetic and profound
intarest By the assembled convention.
"Narcotice," By nFs. L. =. Moore, Of
.kiddlstowns va an iustsucsivs history
Of tobacco An6 B aeisasine sKposition Of
IL s6eesA Tkh Was hsgun IL the after.
noon and. upon the suggestion Of one Of
tlia delegates, deferred untll evening 90
the Gsutlsmen And boys could hear ID,
They crowded the church aud ljstsncd
70 the whole Of 1t with great intDrest
The Friday ssssion, from O'Clock
until moon, WAS all business and reported
herewith. The Hockessin people will
ever be remembered for their generous
hospitality, their most extraordinary
hindness and their angelic sweetness.
anm a., was one O. ne most delightful con.
vennons ever nsio 10 TINS county.
Inc annual convention Of tho w. 9.
4. y, o. New Csetle county then elected
tns ,ollowlne os!egates; !.
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W.. SsutNs, MRS. foster, MA Frances,
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N.Y. Nj. I ,,ss ,oRsss, R.st.,.. "'ss Afsne hepofon'
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New sasl'orM,s Davinsoos mrs
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NewerA.an, Ae.xier ms. Whistisr,
MT, uounslt Htk Snleiena,
Deeloes tne uele9Ses nunoer OF vlsi-
sors woIe present among mem Mrs,
em,tnefs, . president OF New Castle
county; ars: =: =. Hiiiss, president Of
state w. =. i. "; mrs. '. I. Ellis ol
MY Jersey.
N Unper Mas served ~ the Temperance
hotei y hockessin. Al O'Clock ths
convention was formally opened by the
county president, Mre. =. L. Culbertson.
Mrs. !. !. Ellis OF New Jersey led tbs
devotional exercises. Mrs. Elina Pyle,
secretary, rssd the minutes OF tho last
convention. Al the calling Of the roll
twelve Oincers responded. Addresses Ot
welcome were made by Mrs. Mary u.
Mtkaeli and Misc Alice Tbompson Of
Hoekesein. Miss Irene hepbron OF Viii.
mlngton responded. MIA. =. l. Culbert.
SON. made an interesting address, In
which she spoke strongly against high
lioeuso.
Committees on finance and resolutions
were appointed. Henry 3. Kent oi
Hockess'p, one OF tho honorary membcrs,
was Introduce aud made . stirring ad-
dress. Messrs. William and Joseph
Derrickson were also introduced and
gave words oi encouragement
Mrs.. Cranston Of Newport gave the
treasurer's report, which showed . bal
ance 10 the treasury OF $500. The re-
ports from the uuious were very interest
ing. Two new unions have bssn organized
during the year.
Mrs. Patience w. Kent OF Hockessin
read the report ot scientific Instructions.
An interesting paper on Narcotics"
was read BY Mrs. l.. Z. Moore Of Middle.
town. This ended the afternoon session.
The programme for the evening was
a. follows: Devotional exercises, Miss
M. 8. liilles; address, Mrs. ]. 7. Ellis oi
Now Jersey; remarks by the pastor;
collection and benediction.
The programme to-day was: Devo-
tlonal pIercisee, Mrs. Gueot OF Stanton;
reading Of minutes; paper by Miss NJ. X.
Heald OF Hockessin; report Of corres.
ponding secretary; reports Of committees;
election of Offlcers: unfinished business: