Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-12-14

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# PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-The second |
lpnual dinner of the Sons of Delaware,
Which was given last evening in the
Jontinental Hotel, was magnificent
lffair. 1t began at 7.30 o'clock and con-
anued until midnight. Covers were
laid for about 100 persons. The gather
ing was assembled in private dining
nom, which was splendidly appointed
snd brilliantly illuminated. There were
Dur large tables, three OF which ex-
lended down aud one across the spa
Nous apartment. In the centre of one
VI the tables was large mirror, sur
founded by fairy lamps and represent
Ing a lake. The other tables were
dressed with candelabra, fairy lamps,
pyramids of fruit and masses Of rose
buds and carnations. The dinner com
pittee was composed of l. Layton Reg
Ister, John IL. Lohand, w. II. Lacey
md I. Fernley Brooks. Mr.. Register,
Who is the president of the club, sat at
he head of the banquet board. On his
light were United States Senator
$nthony Higgins, w. Lee Cannon and
81 w. Wray, and on his left were
Nudge Ignatius O. Grubb, United
Mates Senator Joseph M. Carey of Wy
oming, and Henry 9. Conrad.
'X Among the others at the table were:
William b. wilkins, Edward D. Cal
q noun. Samuel l.. MacGonlgle, DIR. Mar
+ hall and Il. B. Harper of the Delaware
Society of New York, E. p. Aaiken, DR..
NJ. G. A. Bonwill, James Bateman,
Joseph Pyle, A. NJ. Bye, Samuel b.
Brown, James b. Candy, 9. G. Cnnley,
Preston Lea, L. S. Harrington, Hon.
Howard Carlow, w. Horace Hepburn,
Avery ID. Harrington, DR., A. q. Dea
lyme, DIR. Theophilus Parvin, w. ".
Bmithers, the Rev. j. IL. Hargis, u. d.,
Eeorge PIERCE, DR.. j. L. Clawson, Hood
6ilpin, j. G. Curbet, Jr., DIR. @. w. Cess
ler, Presley E. Chambers, DR.. J.. G.
btreets, Warren Harper, DR.. f. B. Hazel,
Richard Fisher, Henry ratnall, F. ID.
LaLanne, w. Z. DGakyne, DIR. W.
1oseph Hearn, William Henry MARVEL,
.. II. Stockley, Ii. Q. Ra.:ister, Joseph
IN. Truitt, Il. II. Troth, II. NJ. Hopes,
polonei Robert Mitchell Floyd, Frank
w. Harold, Alter Megear, IL, f. Hep
burn, Robert w. Martin, p. b. West,
j. G. Hendrickson, DIR. p. w. romlln-
ION, Howard Pussy, Joseph q. Wilkins,
A Lewis b. Henry, Joseph X. Taylor,
I II. l.. Fleming, David d. Martin, L. b.
" 6taggers, William Il. Waters and j. IL.
2 Jefferis. The menu and programme of
ihe evening were most elaborate, and as
iollows:
A& MEMBERS AND INVITED GUESTS.
Mir.-How many goodly creatures have
we here? Temp, v, !, 152.
Mess a band of men,
~; vi, II, ii, 81.
r M Iim.-Oh, what a precious comfort tits
ID have SO many like brothers. Tim, |, ii
SA sec. Com.-As proper men as ever trod
pn meats leather. Jul, l, i, 20.
Tim.-Trencher friends. Tim, III, vi
Los.
Buck,-Props of virtue. Ric. III, Ill
b Vii, 20.
W Glu.-* y drawn forth among
world of men. Ric. III, l, vi, 1856.
AT THE TABLE.
nv Richly noble lords and cousins all
good morrow. Ric. Ill, III, iy, %.
wa Come shall we fall to work. Ric. Ill,
~, l5S.
BLUE POINTS. CELERY.
N Emil.-Yes, a dozen. 9th, ~, iii, 81.
Oth.-Swallow them up. 9th, Ill, iii
MOO.
Poet.-Glib slippery creatures. Tins,
III l0l.
Cia.-AIl scattered in the bottom of tn
sea. Ric. Ill, /, Nv, 3d.
PorAGE LA RENE.
oth.-* hot, hot and moist. 9TH, III
Iii, so.
VI keeps Gaze upon these secrets c
the deep. Ric. Ill. |, ~, %.
u M Duke--& boil and bubble till it ru
\ Yer the stew. Meas, V, i, go.
eRILLEp-sTRlrEn BAss-AU BEuRnE NoII
| Aug bait my hook. Meas,
X III, 1871.
p King.-A gallant prize. . II. ", L. =
Glen.-* y from the vastly deel
a 4 II. w, Ill, i, 81
M Stew.-I shall no more to sea, to SCI
elhere shall j die ashore. Temp, IL, ii, 4
W POTATOES PAEisigNNE.
Tim.-oh, root, dear thanks. Tim
Rich.~* terrestrial ball. Ricl
III III, ii, Al.
\ ren earth. Rich. Ii. Ill. ii, l2S,
I lris.-Come hither from the furroy
e Temp. ~, /, 1876.
N Ai.-F'rom the still vexe1 Bermoothe
Temp, |, ii, lSo.
oUcuMBERs.
Al ia Rich.-We are safe, y we a
not safe Ric. Ill. l. 20.
III Tint would unclew me quite. Tin
ss u i, 16S. ,ts
~ Aum.-Faith, none for me. Ric. II,
IN 81, 8.
vi Hel.-Where's hourly trouble for a m
IA snent's ease. Per-, IL, w Al.
IN Pro.-For this be sure tonight tho
N shalt have cramps. Temp, l, ii, 325.
Nj PATrIEs NOVELETTE,.
VI Mer.-+ ounces in the pastry. RoT
&Jul., ", iv, =.
Pet.-A bauble a slken pie. Tam.
kbr., ", ill., 81
4 Cres.-baked with no date in the p
grp & Ores. !, ii, 255.
lt.-they are both baked in that p
YiS And, V, Iii, 6l.
fILET OF BEEF-LARpED-FISANCG
Dntch.-He was the wrelchedest thi
When he was young. Ric. Ill, III, iy,,
rim.-Lard the Rother's sides. Tin
LIN, Iii, II.
ist Gent.-Which rare 1t is Cymb.,
n w. lb3.
/ l;fu.-Let's carve him as a dish fit
l die gods. Jul, vi, i, l73.
II ukowNEp PoTAro-GREEN PEAs-oAU
N t FLOWER.
n Isa.-oh, will to him and pluck out
eyes. Meas. ". iii, l24.
N Hotsp of the bowels of the har
\ lew earth. l IL. ~, !, H. 3d.
Clow.-They stand for seed. Meas,
York-* y idle weeds are fast
erowth. Ric. III, l. j, 103.
Baw.-Here comes that which grows
The stalk. Per-, ~, vi, u.
Rich.-of with his head. Ric., III, l
vi rs.
PUNCH CHATEAU LATTE.
Mow.-Their bood's hot that must
rooled for this. Ric., IL, |. l. 81
F Bru,-Come ON refreshed, new added 4
f..I Il,