Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-04

Miss Cross. lateu Tones VI "
Virginian. She has lectured before pri-
yate classes made up of the ladies of the
White House and the ladies of the
Cabinet officers. She has also lectured
several times in public.
A charming feature was the concert
by the Royal Hungarian Band, musi-
cal treat which was much enjoyed
These Hungarians were attired in the
costume of their country, and during
the evening rendered the following pro-
gramme under the direction OF their
leader, D. Leo Sommer:
March, "The Jolly Soldier" Fahrbach
Rhapsody Hungroise. ...... KISS kalman
Waltz, "Vienna Beauties" .Ziehrer
Overture. "Poet and Peasant" ....Suppe
Song, "Tyrolean" ,...... ..... .Ieller
Cymbalom. .......... ...........Mr. Darvas
Mazurka, La Carine, ,"...........: .Gaune
Patrol, American. ".............M ..Meecham
The nall was well filled during the
entire evening by an interested assem-
blage of la lies and gentlemen, the
former particularly interested IN tasting
the various preparations of wheat, corn
meal, germea, biscuit, &c, prepared by
enterprising exhibitors vino, while freely
dispensing their wares, hot from the
oven or grildle, descanted on the viz
tues of their particular preparation.
In point of decoration IL would be
hard to choose any one booth as being
the most effective, but that OF James
Morrow & Sons was generally conceded
to be the most effectively draped, MIR.
Ellwocd of this city being the decorator.
A fine display of confectionery was
made at this counter.
The following is a complete list OF ex-
hibitors:
Right taisle-Thomas, Roberts, Steven
son Co. q. II. Cleayer, agent, Philadel-
phia; Weikle & Smith Spice Co, Philadel-
| phia; Martha Washington Flour Co.,
| New York; Germea for Breakfast Co.,
| New York; Bachman Il Co., New York;
William Lawton; William Lea g. Sons
Co; The Pettiiohn Breakfast Gem Co.,
St. Louis; The Wilmington Coal and
Gas Co.; Kelly g. Co.; The Cleveland
Baking Powder Co, New York Haughey
| g. Cardinelli; Smith 81 Painter; V. Glad
g. Sons, Philadelphia.
Left aisle-The Trenton Cracker Co.,
Trenton, N. j.; Tatnall & Co.; Bensdorp
Cocoa Co., Holland; Rumford Chemical
Works, Providence, R. l.; Hecker, Jones,
| Jewell Milling Co., New York; James
Morrow g. Son; Charles B. johnson,
(Knox Gelatine), Johnstown, n. ";
Henry A. Fry s. Co., Philadelphia;
Smith, Horpell & Co., Baltimore; Brick
Mincemeat Co., Crosswicks, N. j.; w.
II. Baker 6 Co., Philadelphia; Wash
burne- Crosby Co., Minneapolis; Ameri-
can Cereal Co., New York. the Corner
Grocery Store Co., Philadelphia; Farmer
Jones' Stand, Long Island, N: ~;
American Snowfall Machine Co., Balti-
more; the Welch Grape Juice Co., Vine
land, N. j.; the Christy knife Co.,
Cortland, N. Y.
| Centre aisle-The Worcester Salt Co.,
New York; the Charles Warner Co, w.
& j. Lang, Quigley Il Mullen, Dragon
Run Dairy, Howard Bros, Chester.
Miscellaneous Harkinson Kitchen
Table Co., Philadelphia; L. 3. Baylis,
Wilmington Electric supply Co., House
hold News Publishing Co, Edison Auto
matte Machine Co., the Persian Confec-
t,Ou Co, New YORK; the National Pop
corn Co, Lynn, Mass; Colonial Food
| Co., Meyer Balm Co., st. Louis.