The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-21
SONS Or DELAWARE,
Thoy Arc Entortainad By the VIII
iningtOn Club Last Night.

mihston Ciub Last Night.
Tho Sons OF Delaware, whose arrival
In Wilmington was noticed In yester-
days REPUBLICAN, have boon enjoying
a gala time. Mr.. Lanno's four-in.
hand coach attracted great attention.
The coach is named the Warrington"
was made by Kelner OF Paris, and was
modelled after the coach that took the
prize at the Paris Exposition. The
BODY Is black, trimmed in red. and the
running gears are also red. Two hand
some bayf on the load and a gray and
bay at the pole, arc driven by two
coachmen In gay livery. Mr.La Ian.
ne himself will drive during tho tour.
Yesterday afternoon the party drove
around the city, visiting all places Of
interest.
In the evening reception was ten
dered to the peninsula tourists by the
wilmington Club at its club house,
No 1910 King Street. The club house
was beautifully and tastefully deco
rated with potted flowers and the
porch was hung with gay colored
Japanese lanterns. Joseph Campbell
inc steward had prepared u grand ban.
quet to which ample Justice was done
by the assembled guests. The menu
of tho banquet may be Judged when 1t
is known that such distinguished
Pohcphb dS u. SdlupDGlit CHlbIeTt
Charles II. Jacobs, cook, and w. Sipple
and @. Il. Wilson walters. prepared
and served it. Professor Stuebgen's
orchestra played selections from pop
ulur operas during the evening:
Amongst those present besides the
coaching party were:
+; II. BuinbriJge, Judge ]. Frank
Ball, John Bancroft, H. NJ. Barksdale,
a. s. Baroll, Il. L. Bayard DR.. Ma
hu al ~ ~
DUPONT Brock, Charles w. Bryan,
Francis n. Buck, j. Danforth Bush,
Edward L. Candy. George W. Cham
hers. James d. GARRISON, Chas. Cope
land, Alan Cunningham. t. James Dal-
lett, John IL. Dandy, DR.. James A.
Draper, Alfred l. DuPort, Louis c. Du.
Pont, y. Francis DUPONT, Henry l..
Evans, Henry l.. Fullenwlder, Horace
W. Cause, Il. Victor Cause, Ferdinand
MATHS q; Grubb. VIM: S. Hilles. Francis
H. Hoffeoker, Geo. II. Hoflecker. j. II.
Hofiecker, .yr., Tllghman Johnston.
Samuel NJ. Knox, Carl e. Emil Lars
son, Preston Lea, Alfred u. McCaus.
land, Philip Marquand, Benjamin
Nields, }. Il. Palmer, w. 7. Porter.
Willard Hall Porter, ]. Morton Poole,
Joseph A: Richardson, Edward A.Ryon,
H Willard ! sa a Harlan u sSott,
AiOhiJ : pCobbI W llitiiIli L. lCobJ, w ne
L. Smalley, Jr.. J. Ernest Smith, Sam.
uel X. Smith, Watson II. Sperry, l..
Scott Townsend, Lewis G. Vandegrlft,
Epbruim I. Walton Herbert Ii. Ward.
Z. Tatnall Warner Henderson Wler'
Andrew O. Wilson, General James II.
Wilson, Victor b. Woolley, Alfred d.
Poole. Il. Il. Cochran, ]. II. Moore,
Peter Il. Cooper, j. N. Carswell, Judge
Leonard L. Wales, ]. Harvey White.
man, Harlow II. Curtis, Charles NJ.
Curtis, William a. Budd, IL, A. White
and others.
The tourists left. the Clayton House
this morning at Z O'Clock, for their
trip through the State. They will first
stop at New Castle and inspect the
jail. They will take dinner at Della.
ware City and will spend the night in
Middletown. where they will DO BAN
quoted by the Board of Trade. OnI
Wednesday they will go TO Dover nm,
stay over night at the Hotel Richard
son. On Thursday the party will take
dinner at Frederick and will have sup
per and stay all night In Milford. They
will take dinner at Bridsevillo on Fri.
day and stay at Seaford all night on
Saturday tho tourists will have dinney
ut Georgetown and stay at Lewes that
night. The party will go to Rehoboth
on Sunday where their trip ends.