Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

h During the afternoon the association
Z was given dinner by the morocco nani!-
= large and the affair delightful. The gather
ID ing was at table four hours. The dinner
lt was spread in the drill room and served
81 by Robert Graves. There were -four large
tables all Of which were proiusey and
n prettily decorated with blooming plants.
At each plate there was a fragrant boston
tere and handsome menu car The
, latter was tied with purple silk ri6bol. and
u contained marine scene and ViOlGtS exc
t cuted in purple. Following was the menu;
II Oysters On Half Shell.
u Spanish Oho Soup
!. Cucumbcra
? Hot Boned Turkey with rrnflies.
IL Pear Potato Croquettes.
!, Oyster Croquettes.
! Roman Punch.
Cigarettes.
Roast Larded 0uGils
Tonapin.
Dressed Lettuce.
Fnluefort Cheese
y Frozen Plum Pudding.
:: Fancy Cakes.
e. Coffee. Cigars.
The committee in charge was composed |
q of w. ]. McClary, chairman; q. ParkG |
( Postles, secretary Daniel IiersOn, Jr,,
7, Elmer Il. Mitchell and Charles Baird,
Among those present We're: From Phll- |
deiphia9Robert torderer, j. W. seser. i. |
Il. Wight John NJ. Harper. J. NJ. Fenlin, |
Herman Steck, Joseph Mathew. W. I, |
! McNealy, John r. Evans, &. ]. Brinton, |
i Riehle q. II Mathews William Adams |
Naw yori.--s II Webber a II srbuninnn
Frank NJ, McDermott, William HIldrctN, /
ucnr,y AnJrnsnn Is NJ Dar ann
Moss-WiiIiam peyear i / uGGnahnS X
+ Martin i ITenenway I{nlti'narr,-5
II kILi,son ChicagnEjnmcs Snndyrnss |
/. This citv-Mavor Stansburv + Wilirv
Senator Anthony, Higgins, J. rafke
pSstios' Dnnini pierson II EImcr II
NfiicheII " i NrCIary charles GoirI
IIan~,t n pnh;nSnn W'ilEnIn II Firj
ViiiiSr, DeoIenLopf rri,nEjo !
f,tigiay 1o,5ss r ITickrnan Jabn Il
IoLar M / Crnoka William ianrs
Chariss r Iones William II Rarr petrr
I NIL ~ ~ prgav EranL pvin i
Iilman. Harry Il. Wright, j. Il. sparrow,
w X Crosby. Major Edmund Mitchell,
'Voni III IfpSpf n pire Wiiiam + Tbiids'
G.,prsa " Chnn,hers 4 II q; C,arrett ~
Scr,t Vernon pnhert Rnird insanh n
SViItins Winheli 4 Onigiey w n mi
X p Stevenson Charles II, Palmer q; r
Joarg Gearsa / owry II " ;Tafninn "
= rIssrl GsGr,c Gl5rl, II 4, Whnrlnr
1Snoch Monre
TLa fnast ,,as ,,roc.led Ia. a., o,1lro.s ~
ueico,na III CbarIes Bairi DnrinS ,hn
SinN,or ,,,,sic yraa f,,rrisIni bv tbn i,psra
Hnnse orchastra at,anientrd h m,,srinms
from phiIadeinhio After coffee and ci,tnrs
iaI 49,, sar,,bi NJ ItSirj onnr,,nTat Tt,at
No. RsEcr wo,,ld aat rs t"ast.mostnr
,,nsiti", S'l,inS III Tiiai odntiraIIv In"
RESPONSES to tuasts were briel but interest
ing About an hour was given to this por-
ton Of the entertainment.
{ j. Parke Postlcs responded to the toast
"Qur National Morocco Manufacturers
Association--May She Live as long as
Possible He spoke of the llsn and benefit
of the association and said il is a valuable
organization to trade. lie hoped its mem
bers will never forget its worth and I'M
portance and snid ii behooyes them to con
tinue 10 make themselves felt in the max
ING of laws for this country, In - wears he
had not missed more Than one Or two Of
the semi.annual meetings. He regretted
that the storm kept away many friends
who were present on previous occasions
and who We're expected yesterday. He
boped that lie would have the pleasure of
welcoming the association to Wilmington
again.
Mayor Wiley responded to the toast
"Wilminston, the City in Which We
Meet--NLay she Ever be Prosperous and
v on the Skirmish Line Of improvements. 80
He believed Wilmington il me second CITY
in the United States in value uf lnanli.
featured products Network s. j. is first
lie regarded the morocco interest rs one
Of this cty's greatest industries He be
licyei in the combination OF intcre> Isl