Evening journal., 1892-06-21
THAT COACH AND FOUR.
Philadelphia Sons Of Delaware
Royalty Entertained.
THE FLIES AND SANDS OF SUSSEX.


A Large Number rofwumingtonians Greet
the Philadelphia Sons Of the Blue Hen.
New Castle Jail Inspected This Morn
ing Cape iIenlopen City the Terminus
of the Jaunt.
The coaching officers and Board Of
Governors OF the Sons of Delaware Of
philadelphia were royalty entertained by
the Wilmington Club last evening, at the
club house, No 1910 King street
The floral decorations were profuse.
and the effect of the many Jap
anese lanters upon the porch was
good While the guests and hosts were
partaking OF supper prepared by the
club steward. Professor Stuebgen's or.
chestra discoursed choice numbers of
celebrated composers.
The visitors were warmly greeted. and
the Wilmingtonians practically demon
strated TO them that they know how TO
care for chickens OF the Blue Hen variety
when they come home to roost. Among
those present were. Judge j. Frank Bali,
President of Council n r. Benson. Levi
c. Bird, Alfred J. DUPONT. Louis G Du.
Pont. s. Francis DUPONT. Judge J. G.
Grubb. Preston Lea. Colonel Benjamin
Nields. Worlds Fair Commissioner
Willard Hall Porter, General James
H. Wilson. Judge Leonard Il. Wales.
f. II. Bainbridge, John Bancroft, II. M.
Barksdale, A. s. Baroll r. f. Bayard, Jr,
Duer Dupont Breck, Charles w. Bryan.
Francis ~ Buck J. Danforth Bush Ed
ward II. Candy, George W. Chambers,
James b. Clarkson, Charles Copeland,
Alan Cunningham e. James Dallett.
John H. Dandy, Dr. James A. Draper.
Henry L. Evans. Henry L. Fullenr
wider Horace w. Cause, H. Victo-
Cause Ferdinand L. Gilpin. Albert c.
Griggs. William S, Hilles. Francis II
Hoiiecker, George r. Hoffecker J.
Henry Hoifecker Jr, Tilghman Johnson,
Samuel NJ. Knox. Carl G. Emil LARSON.
Alfred G. McCausland, Philip Marquand.
j. +. Palmer, w. T. Porter, J. Morton
Poole, Joseph A. Richardson, Edward A.
Ryon, Willard salisbury. Harlan II.
Scott. Henry p Scott WI liam +. Small
ley. .Jr j. Ernest Smith. Samuel X. Smith.
WatsonR Sperry. l.. .ScottTownsend, Lewis
G. Nandegrift. Ephriam I. Walton. Herbert
H. Ward, f. Tatnall Warner, Henderson
Weir. Andrew g. Wilson, Victor b
Woolley, Alfred ID. Poole, T. r. Cochran,
j. K Moore, Peter L. Cooper j. n. Cars
we'll, j. Harvey Whiteman. Harlow II
Curtis, Charles NJ Curtis, William A.
Budd and II. A. White
AT late hour the assemblage broke
up, the Wilmington business men.
wishing the coaching party Godspeed
on for Their Down-state Trip.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
the coach dashed down Market street.
the whip cracking and the bugles blow
ing Their departure created almost as
much attention as their advent. They
made a stop at New Castle, where the
Jail was inspected From there Delswaie
City was the objective point, dinner be-
ing the feature of the visit Tonight
the Board of Trade of Middlotuwn will
entertain them Wednesday night they
viii spend I'm Dover Dinner viii be
eaten at Frederica on Thursday and sup
per at Milford
On Friday they win dine at Bridge
vile and take supper and sleep at Sea
ford They win reach Georgetown ON
Saturday at noon and Lewes the same
night The trip viii end at Rehoboth on
Sunday
The Ubiquitous Mosquito Waiting.
The members of the party are very
much pleased with the trip thus far, but
when they reach the rich alluvial sands
of Sussex with attendant sheep flies.