Evening journal., 1892-06-28
GRADUATES BANQUET.
Rain Did Not Prevent a Happy
Meeting in the Opera EIouse.
CATERERS SERVE A FINE MENU

Miss satterneld, the Victim Of n Cow
ardiy Assault, Wishes That She Had
Been KilIed-A Party OF Excurd onists
10 visit All the Towns Along the. Della
ware River-stunned BY Lightnirw.
Special Correspondence Evening Journsl.
NEW CASTLE. June 2S-The high
School Alumni had a grand reunion in
the Opera House here last night.
Although the rain poured down early in
the evening. happy party gathered in
the Opera House, which had been pret-
tily decorated for the occa sion, and
school room events were freely talked Of
until 9 o'clock, when the bust ness meet
ing began The reports of work for the
past year were amusing and encouraging.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: Presid ent, Miss
Mary j. Fleming; first vicel president,
Miss Kate p. Mahoney; second v ice-presi-
dent, Estella l.. Deakyne third vice
president, Jennie NJ Saunders; secre-
tary Edward p Challenger; Il heasurer.
Miss Miriam Davidson; chairn un Of
executive committee, Thomas X. Ian
caster. The following program wa s rem
dered:
Vocal Quartette, ....; The Misses saundt rs D.
NJ Davidson, Mr.. Hunt.
Experiences OF the Last Loaf. Dramaui ~, 70,
Miss Nellie Wise
Plano Solo,. ................Aliss Flora 4lunt
Vocal Solo. o...............M Misf kegin9 MAN. nvg NY
Glass History $500. ...... J. Milton Davida on
Churus t-st.' - ~ lulA a =
Concert ...... ........... ........by Orchcsh
Caterer George Wilmot, who distin
guished himself in the preparation OF de-
licious viands, served this menu;
Dressed Salmon. lobster salad.
Rasp RoIls' Ton,.ae. Olives.
Beef Ia Mode. c,.,.,
rro Boston sI: tIettuos c-..n Mixed Si'kIss ceiree
froeen fruits. Ice CreAin' No"oe'
Great Excursion ON the Riysu.
One of the greatest excursions that
has gone out from this ci'y this sea.'on
will leave here at o'clock next Monday
morning while the cocks are CROWN g
and the sleeper sleepeth II VIII be the
first outing Of the New Castle River Club
and the excursionists win be carried ON
the Philadelphia steamer Active. Ihe
entire party win be uniformed in white
duck trousers, white flannel shirts and
white duck caps The clubs band OF
eleven pieces, under the leadership OF
Thomas y Lancaster and composed o I
the eldest and most reliable players, will
accompany the party. Parades and
sneecbes win probably be made in the
towns of Bristol, Pa, Bordentown, Bur.
lincton vennsgro We and Salem, n. j.,
and Delaware City, Del r
snn sufterlnr lVrom r cowardIy Assault.
Miss Bertha satterheld, the young
woman who as the victim Of the rage ef
her sister-in.law. MS William H. sattefp
field. is stilI very i'll from the effects Of
the axe.wound in her ea'd, although able
io walk about. She is I've ing cared for IN
the home of a friend, Mrs. Alexander
McCaughan, near by, but is not yet out OF
danger. The Young wom IN Is naaly
Scared for life, even II she d oes recover,
and the neighbors are indie nant that
Mrs. Satterheld her sisterlh h-laW, Is
not punished for nhicting the co"ardiy
blow. Miss Bertha said yeste rday one
meant 20 kin me, l know she dig' ana
only wish that she had accompl- 'eheo her
purpose instead Of manning me-
stunned by Flash Of ofLightnine.