Evening journal., 1896-02-28

face to face, and loin hands Win you
and say God speed in the work Of plsc r.
ing Delaware College In position 10
command this Peninsula and educate All
the sons OF Delaware. She mEy well be
proud Of the men who are now her sons
and advocates. But she ought to love
all 'Yours,
"CHAs B. LORE"
rIr. spruanoe Spoke for Justice Lore.
william c. spruance, upon being In
troduced to take up = toast Of Chief
Justice Lore From Whits Clay Greek
20 Appooulnlmink"-s that he was
obliaed to fiil gap "MRny times, be
said II have climbed into my fathers
stage coach to ride from smyrna to
Newark. And when l WAS a boy, / went
to Port Pom. where we had two mails
week. and the only Communication with
the outside world was by a steamboat
that came from-Duck creek. Then
they sent me over to continue my educa-
tion at Newark. Bat got awfully tired
Of books and wrote to my people to
take me home and pat me on a farm.
But my good kind parents made me re-
main and my professor, finding the
trouble, bAde me hold on, for a little
while anyhow. to sec how it turned out
And that plainly taught me that every
boy and every man should put his whole
soul to discharglDg the duty that lay
before him And IN all the sixty years
since then have rung In my ears his
words: "Show thyself q man
Manlove Hayes, In response to strong
calls, said that when he first entered
Newark College In 1884 It was filed with
students from New Castle county. At
that time it had 100 students. Now that
the condition of college at present had
been stated, there was no question that
it occupied q high position among cur
modern seats OF learning.
During the evening, brief remarks
we're msde BY l. @ VRndegrft. DR.
George w. Marshall, G. Grosvepor Dave
and others. Mr. DAVE told somo very
witty stories
The Wilmington quests at table A
we're; Alexander ] Taylor, DR.. q p.
Eyes, William H. Hesld, Thomas Davis.
Edmund B Frazer, Erdman Hoffman, T.
Bsyard Hsisel, j. Harvey Whi6emsD,
Victor 3, Woolley, Harlan G. Scott,
Waldo C. Wilson, Lewis @. Vandegrift,
w. O. SpruRnce. Charles Baker Palmer,
j. Milton Davidson, Arthur Clinton
Davies, +. Burgette Short.
Those from G distance at the table
we're: w. A. Raybold, Delaware City Ed
ward w Cooch, Cooch's Bridge Edward O.
Walton, Iron Hill, Md Nv. H. Mcdonald,
Newark; Edwin S. Armstrong, Philadel-
phiG; R. T. Pllling, stanton. Del;
Thomas O. Frame, Jr., Dover; M
Hayes Dover; DIR. 7. r Wolf,
Newark Edward d. Hearne. Georgetown; I;
John Pllling, Jr., Newark; Charles
Evans, Hewark;L Heisley Ball. Faulk-
land; Carl Harrington, U. Of Pa Phil
adelphis; Leon B. Tantum, Philadelphia; I;
Herman M. Sypherd, Harrington
W. Watson Harrington; Pennington I;
George L. Townsend, Jr., Odessa /;
John V. Craven, Salem, N. j.. John @
Higgins, Delaware City; Edward N
VsllandIghRm, New York; Albert N.
Raub. president, Newark; Peter d.
Keyser. Philadelphia.
The Wilmington guests at table B
we're; John s. Grohe. Frederic h Rob-
inson, Hugh @. Browne, Josiah Marvel,
Elwood n, Layfeld, K Baldwin T.
Springer. e. T. Price
Other guests at table 3 were: Francis
A. Cooch, Cooch's Bridge; StRnsbury ].
Wiley, Clsymont; g. Grosvenor Dave,
New York; George w. Marshall
Milford; a. 6. NJ Kollook,
Newark George A. Hsrter, Newark (;
Wilbur 7. Wilson, Newark j..
wilkins Cooch, Cooehs' Bridge, Thomas
J Craven, John B. Craven, Salem. n. j.,
George g. Kerr, Newark, j. P. Arm
strong Newark, Harry Whiteman,
Newark, Albert h Raub, Philadelphis,
Pierre B. Pie Newark; X d. Hoffecker,
Jr., Smyrna; Emery Marvel, NJ. d.,
Camden, n j.; j.. Willard Crossan, NJ
ID Centreville. Del John Ball, NJ d A.,
Hockessin A. Lee Ellis, Newark; w. W.
Knowles, Bethel.
Enjoyable Masquerade Surprise Party.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Slesinger were
rendered a complete surprise by their
friends at their home, No. 7O6 French
street, last night The guests, who were
10 handsome masquerade costumes, spent
the evening In dancing and games, and q
tempting supper was served.
Among those who enjoyed Mr.. and
Mrs. Slesingers' hospitality were; Mr..
and Mrs. Max Ephraim as the sporting
lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schless. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Lieberman, Professor
NJ. Well rs the new woman, Mr..
Auu MIS-. oAmutl ndfflb Is luo
organ grinder, Miss Rosa Schless
as peasant girl, David d Sslus 80 the
clown with bis monkey, Issdor Singer.
Maurice j. Schless as Haman extending
from the gallows, Mrs. Alb Greenbaum,
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Chloride.
Joseph Gresnbsum as the penniless
dude, Miss Carrie Sserlngs. A. Bscharach,
Walter o Downes, as an Indian chief,
Miss Elsie Liebermsn. as the chippie
girl, Jay Ephraim, rs King Henry the II,
Rev. Dr. Korn, Nathen Schless. Charles
L'eberman as q tsmbourine girl, and
macy others.
Husbands-Forst
A number Of people from Wilmington
aud Vicinity attended the marriage OF
Alfred Lee Husbands, OF near this city,
to Mss Hannah Belle Forster. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Forster Of
Chadd's Ford, at the home OF the bride
on Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed By Rev a. j. Furmsn. Of
thu Brandywine Baptist Church. The
bride was attended by her sister Clara as
maid OF honor, aud the groom by his