Evening journal., 1894-09-28
JOSHUA And JONATHAN
GIVEN A RECEPTION BY THE YOUNG
MEMS REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

MENO hEFODLlOAN GkODs
The Standard Bearers OF the C. o. p.
Quietly Greeted by the Rank and File
at the Young Mems Republican Club.
No Speeches Were Made-Those who
Were There.
The handsome rooms of the Young
Mems Republican Club were beautifully
decorated with palms, potted plants and
cut flowers last evening, while an or
chestra located on the second floor made
sweet music. The occasion was the
reception given by the club to the candi-
dates who have been selected to head the
Republican ticket this Fall
The rank and file of the party began to
arrive shortly after z 80 o'clock aad until
10 they We're given chance to meet
their leaders with many of whom they
had no acquaintance Joshua II Marvil
occupied the head Of the line, which was
formed In the east end OF the parlor.
Beside him stood Philip Q .Churchmsn
and Dr. A. e Frentz. Rev. Jonathan S
Willis, candidate for Representative to
Congress, stood next, fanked by Thomas
s Lewis and Frederic Pyle Then
came d. H. MeMullen, who wants to
represent New Castle hundred In the
Legislature, Samuel Alrichs, who would
like to sit in the Senate John w. Jolls
the st. Georges candidate for assembly,
Robert J. Handy, Addicks's lieutenant
from Brand7wine hundred Francis NJ
Walker. George w. Rey bold and Walter
s Money aspirants for legislative
honors, Paul Gillls and Emmett Std
ham, who are seeking the positions Of
sheriff and coroner respectively, George
Cameron, Charles II. Hudson, Charles
Whann, William Anderson, ali Of New
Castle county Z Fleming and Luther
Shaw, Of Kent county; Horace Brown. Of
Sesford, and others Of the minor lights
on the ticket
The reception committee, consisting OF
Philip Q Churchmsn, John P. Nlelds.
Samuel M Knox, Henry O. Conrad, Dr.
A E Frantz, Frank A Mitchell George
W. Sparkss, Henry e. Blllsny, James II.
Beggs, Jr, Robert D. Kemp, John
Mahoney, Charles j. Rudolph, Leonard
E. Wales Jr., Henry R Triggs and
George G Woodward, handled the crowd,
which at no time was very large, in a
very satisfactory manner
There were no speeches. After the
reception brief remarks wers made by
Mr.. Marvil, Fred K. Bach and Frederic
Pyle, their theme being the hackneyed
one of their own efficiency aud value TO
the masses, and the incompeteney Of
their opponents.
Among those who were introduced TO
the candid ates were:
Senator Higgins, ex-Mayor Austin
Harrington, Joseph & Adams, w. R.
Colquhoun, George A. Elliott, Frank
Woolley, Frederick E. Bach, James
Wilson, William Michael Byrne. Dr..
Howard Jester, Francis H. Hoffacl1er.
William S Lednum, Samuel A. Macallister,
Henry F Pickles, l Trimble Quigley
Howard E Stats, Stansbury J Wiley,
Jsmes Tyre. John Wainwright, ],
IL. Osheltree, Winfield s. Quigley,
Howard S. Pyle, Philip R Clark, James
R Crippen. A. A. Cspelle. John J. Gal
lsgher, Washington Hastings. John
Appleton. T. S. Bellah, Jr., Robert Baird
j. Paul Brown, Frederick W. Curtis Fl.
F. Dure, Lewis T. Grubb, T Chalkely
Hatton, Howard e. Lodge, Dr. J Paul
Lukens, T. Howard Lewis, Frank
A. Pierson. Henry w. Perkins,
Robert Pyle, William Il. Pierson,
DR. II. D. Paxson, j. Henry Pierson,
William H. Robinson ]. Norris Robin
son, J. Edwin Rudolph, A 5 Reed, A.
=. Rcssiter, Horace g. Rettew, E T.
RICHTER, Lewis B. Morrow, William NJ
Pyle, George H. Mccall. Henry G. Nc
Lear, Dr. d. W. Maul Edmund
Mitchell Jr, r. p. Moody, William O.
Martin, James Martin, S r Butler
Samuel q Baynsrd, DR.. L. Heisler Ball
Daniel P. Barnard, Charles Baird
, Seth Feaster, William H. Foulk. William
r. Finn, Of Newport; Samuel w. Fell
Lewis Fell, Lambert j. Foulk, DE- F.
. Frantz, George M. Fisher, Ezekiel Flem
ing, OF Harrlngton DR.. T. II. johns
| George Josephs, Job II. Jackson Isaac
] 2. johnson, Robert ] Jump, Jr., Rsuber
p Janvier, Frank @. Jolls, of Middle.
town; William Janvier, John w
Kirby William w. KnoX Johr
C Kersey, Samuel NJ. Knox,
E I'M P. Satterthwaite, Of Csntreville
5 Samuel Speakman, James p S idham
Andrew r Sauborn, DR.. Henry J
n Stubbs, Joseph Wiggleswortb, 5. H
!. Wilson. J. Pusey Wckershsm, James +
Wood, j. c. Wigglesworth, Charlie
: Whann. DR.. J. p. Wales, Charlie
In. Thomas, Charles NJ Townsend
Z Pierce Gould, William H. Garrett Ferri
lGles. Thomas B. Smith, Franklin c
y Stidham. c P Swayne, DIR. F f. Smith
: Emmett F. Stdham. Philemma Chandler
w. Frank CoIbit General James Il
|. Wilson, J. n Hoffecker, Jr., Edgar l
d Haynes, Edward Hoopes w. Q. Curtis
Ferdinand Chairs, Edward Hopes, e I
; Dilworth, James L. Hawkins, F l. Ellison
and Dr.L c Ellison, Pencader; William
+ Bukill, Il L Evans. William d Hann'
y J. B. Entriken, Centreville; Willisl
e Chandler. Harry Curlett, DR.. J II. Chand
ler, Henry P. Cannon, OF Bridgeyill'
p Charles a. Curtis, Thomas Il Day,
X Darlington, DIR. j. NJ Dewitt, of 5
Georges; d. N. Cehall, William Clerl