Evening journal., 1896-12-08
SONS OF DELAWARE DINE.

SONS OF DELAWARE DINE.
over a hundred Delawareans, either
by birth or adoption, contributed 10
the pleasure and success Of the ban
quet Of the Sons OF Delaware, ut the
Union League, Philadelphia, last night,
and happy indeed was the guest at the
feast OF the Blue Hens Chicks.
Each guest wore a badge with a pic
ture of chick" and the menu was
very pretty affair in the form of the
letter ID.
Luther Martin, Jr., presided, and
among those who spoke for Delaware
and the society were Richard Fisher
the newly-elected president; Vice
president William T. Tilden and Col
onel Alexander p. Colesberry. Collec-
tor of the Port John r. Read spoke for
the commerce OF Pennsylvania and
Delaware.
Rev. G. w. Buoy, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church, responded to the
toast, Ancestry" w. H. Slayton, vice
president of the Sons of Delaware, of
New York, spoke for Our Sister So
ciety on the Manhattan" William
Michael Byrne, a Delawarean by adop-
tion, spoke delightfully."- on "Old Rec
ollections" A feature of the banquet
was the singing of j. A. Gregory, of the
Mozart Club, and the assemblage sang
Delaware, Our Delaware" with true
neighborly feeling, TO the tune OF
Maryland, My Maryland"
Among those present were:
4 DR.. o. II. Allis, J. N. Aydon, Charles
b. Adamson, Mahlon Bryan, n. s.
Barratt, n. G. Browne, Joel j. Baily
w. G. A. Bonwill, l.. b. Baldwin, Will
liam NJ. Byrne William e. Baker, Mr.
Butler, T. c. Bradley, ID. w. Chambers
j. d. Cooper, Frank Cooper. ID. b. c.
CatherwoOd, Porter f. Cope, A. N
Chandler, A. S. Chandler, Dr.
s. -Creadick, A. p. Colesberry
j. B. Candy, c. c. Conley. DR.. Com
eggs, J. l.. Clawson. L. f. Clawson, j
c. Corbit, Jr., J. A. Colby. p e. Cham
bers. Or. ID. N. Conner X. w. Collins
j. e. Challenger, S. d. Davis, p. n
Degenberg, j. NJ. Dodge, e. T.. Davis
Dr. l.. w. Fox, Richard Fisher, DR.
Herbert p. Fisher, Ralph w. Fisher
Arthur II. Fisher, T. L. Fleming, DR.
f. Fisher.
Professor S. H. Guilford, C. NJ. Gud-
knecht Adolph Grant, Judge James
Gay Gordon, John w. Graham, Jr.
William p. Hearn, Dr. w. ID. W. Hall
George II. Hall, Thomas Harper, DR.
I. w. Hysinger, DR.. ~ Hickman, DR.
II. b. Hickman, David Hey, f. M. Har
ris. Z. NJ. Hopes, A. d. Harrington
John w. Houston, Dr. E. r. Hearn
John S. Hazel, II. F. Hepburn, DR.. J
NJ Henry, DR.. Charles S. Hearn, S. A
Hendrickson, II. ID. Hughes, DR.. ID. M
Hitch, c. G. Heislen, f. H. Hoffecker
: w. S. Hilles. Warren Harper, GeOrg
w. Harper, c. f. Harper w. o. Hof
fecker. DR.. w. Joseph Hearn, f. T
Jones, w. ]. Jones, j. II. Jefferis, w. II
Lacey, f. p Lynch, Preston Lea, Johl
= II. Lohand, o. N. Long, W. II. Long.
Dr. Mitchell, George V. Massey, L. E
Morrow, John S. Mullin, Charles I
Mcgee, J. c. Morrow, DR.. II. c. Man
l. love, f. r. Miller, Edward c. Miller
e William McMurray, l.. Martin, Jr.,
e Martin, 3D. e. l.. Martin, Charles "
l. Maloney, S. L. McGonigal, r. w. Mar
l. tin, Il. McCauley, Jr., DR.. r. II. Nones
d r. T. Nowland James Pennewill, +
l.. Patterson, William b. Pyle, Dr. l..
Pusey, Austin Nj. Purves, Joshu
Pusey, Thomas H. Parks, Hon. s. "
n Pennypacker, George Peirce John
g. Read T. J. Reynolds, I. Layton Regi:
a ter, c. A. Ross, DR.. T. c. Stellwagel
p. j. G. Streets, DR.. e. G. Shortlidge, f. /
D. oloNhlegs II. ID. oloChltgs T. D. olde
gers, T. c. Stellwagen, Jr., w.
Smith. f. Smith, William H. Sho'
maker, w. H. Stayton, DR.. r. v
le Starr, w. w. Smithers, Henry Tatnal
sr r. l.. Temple. William X. Tilden, job
S. Wise Dr. j. p Wales, W. T. Wes
"a brook, w 4. Westbrook. Jr., Capital
d w. A. West, George b. Wells, w.
Whitaker. A. L. Ward, A. F. William
son, Dr. w. V. Woods. w. e. Water
p. b. West Ebe Walter, J. p WilsO
re Thomas e. Young.