The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-20

eClark's Senate had n very enjoyable set
wi last evening at O'Clock at Gordon
ysA' gifts. The following gentlemen were
4: Philip Il. CiarE. Edward q. Clark
\ --5or Evan shOrtll1ge, Wm. II. Blake
Thomas NJ. Culbeft Andrew Carey. Jacob
Pussy, James Carmichael, Reuben p. Jan.
vler, Archie ). Reed, Gideon Il. Guyer, W.
Bcolt Vernon, Samuel W ktivlngton. Cbas
Z. White, William f. Robinson Leonard
ID. Davis anu N. A. GrubD
The bill of fare commenced with raw
oysters on the shell and ended up with
coffee. The outing as tho first dinner
given by Clarks' senate and was a very on.
5Oyab.e and sociable affair Tho senate
Cat down to the table In the parlor at
Gordon Heights at s O'clock and good
CHEEKY and friendly greetings went round
the festive board during the Ect OF slowing
away the good things which had been pro
Yided in at undance by the Gordon Heights
eusine department.
After the inner f9nn had been fully sat.
tstieu, the honoFed Mayor was called upon
to make n speech. HS responded In his
usual happy remarks, replying although
tleIe was evidence OF much water In the
near vicinity. he affair was little dry.
All The tousts we're drank standing up In
cold water, with plenty OF cracked ile ON
she side, Alr Phillip X. Clark, on being
called uIon TO make speech responded
IN his usual eoqueut manner and made
the speech OF this evening lie said Cor.
Con Heights speuks for Itself.
lt was believed that he got hold Of
George r. Iownsend's manuscript who
WIS unavoidGOly datsined III tile city
ftAiuR to make big deal in real estate
Anyhow the speech was much enjoyed by
ehe gentlemen present. who appluuded
Mr.. Clark'5 re arks to the echo of the
muonLeams that lifted ucross tho water
ct this greatest OF scaside picnic grounds
In HE world
MIR. Thomna NJ. CuIbert responded to
the toast. he Ladies', God bless, for We
Hii love them, he said, rising and clear
1pR mis- iahtfui voice with drink OF cool
Gordon heights well water Tho ladies'
arc the noblest OF Gods creation
.sNebpe Of dolnL rs acquainted with their
--.fIe and winsome ways aS soon as We
make an advent into tui5 siuful world IL
IL our mothers, God bless them, W % rsg
Introduces us to the USE OF tho slipper ny
Anngiqg US across their laps and then
laying The Slipper Oh orr horizontal forms
Tor ali there ID Ia her good, STRONG rigut
arm
A young BABY on com latnlna OF feeling
nnwell, having q bad hendaohe. had the
magic cure Of sleeve tea suggested as a
he per by the scnial colonel when sho
very quickly responded, we'll. I'm ready
fol the remedy al any Llne." line colonel
blushed and the conversation WAS turned
OIL another subject.
Foot bail ana lis bad effects" was re-
eponded to b. Reuhen T. Janvier who
made one Of tho brilliant speeches of The
ed the time when the cunlnK girl would
give the present boys pointers aud hustle
them all over he ifsRl IN making touch
downs and kicks for the goal. That they
would rival Professor Leslie, champio
flRhI rope walker OF the United statce, ID
duuyle shuill5 aud pigeon Wing
on tie slaCk rope,
Ills speech was ike a nut full OF kernel
an m de the Toys laugh fit TO crack theil
NAl uHndS
..Jur guests" was responded to by Mr.
Gibson b Guyer. Mr Guyer was feeling
under the weather an! not having yet Wis
tteu A lantio City this season lie said he
wou q haYe to commit his speech to mem
DRY while enjoying the cool ozpue from
old ocean ana deliver 1t mproptu at oul
next set.out In the dim future.
nus speech OF the evening was made b,
William Robinson. He arose in all h
majesty and r0tundlty and moved tina
the gang adjourn to the cRroassal anC
take a ride on tho flying horses so, as 4
settle our dinners that we might njoy
small lunch before tho party left TO
home. His remarks worD seconded bl
nearly every member OF the Senate ant
they arose as ono man and procesdsd 10
take ride on the flying horses, presided
over by Howard Feaster
Tho Senate enjoyed themselves flirting
with the shadows in tho water. one oil
u the spruce and well preserved gentlemen
who Is always eXtUlllig Ills youthful ap
peeIance, although nearly "a years OF agi
was perfectly stunned by handsome
young lady Of some IS summers. and Coo
knows how many winters, who on pass ~
BIN called him papa. lie had other com
pauy that he could not leave at the time
but no was chasing all over mo grounds
afterwards trying to iiHd the maid VIII
had called him Wy such an unfamillR
pane ns he never hud child. Tho part
Ieit the HeiEhts lew minutes after i
O'Clock,