Evening journal., 1897-05-04
GAY sOLDIER BOYs DANCE.


GAY SOLDIER BOYS DANCE.
The dance and reception of Co. A, N.
G.. d.. at the Armory last night was a
very pretty and enjoyable affair. The
dancing was in the large drill room,
which was tastefully decorated with
flags and red, white and blue bunting,
and an orchestra. behind screen of
palms. discoursed choice music The
rooms OF the various companies were
converted into reception rooms for Co.
AS guests.
Those who arranged the dance were
Captain Harry b. Carter, Fred w.
Drake and Horace Waldo Smith. Lieu
tenant Harry V Boots. j. Warner
Reed. Harry f. White, w. e. Buckmas-
ter, Charles Lloyd and George w. Fran
els received the guests The floor man
ayers were Horace w. Smith, Fred W.
Drake, Harry c. Tazwell, Harvey J.
Little and Dr. Phillip A. Traynor.
The dance was well attended by the
members of the company and their
friends, and several members of the
governors staff were present.
Among those present were: General
Garrett j. Hart, General G. Parke Pos
ties, Colonel Enoch Moore, of the gov
ernor's staff; Colonel Wickersham,
! Lieutenant-Colonel c. M. Stevenson,
/ Adjutant John NJ Dunn, Lieutenant
Rutan, Lieutenant Dillon. Lieutenant
! Fox, Lieutenant A. W. Foreman, Miss
Helen Lawson, Miss Martha Sipple,
Miss Helen Scott, Miss Geneva Ward,
! William Belts, Merritt S. Hukill. John
Randall, of Philadelphia e. T. Carter,
of Pitman Grove. Pa; Samuel Ford
Harry Hunter. William Hoffman, of
New Castle; Miss Rosie Thompson
Miss Grace d. Hargis, Miss Clara
| Handy, Miss Lucille Watts, Miss Daisy
| Moore, Miss Jennie Murphey, George
! BeesOn, Ray Linville, Harry Ward
BOrdley BATHS. Samuel Hawkins, A. J
/ Taylor, Edward Jones, Edward Jennis
r. w. Smith. Sergeant Bayne, William
Robinson, William HOllett Percy Hen
derer. Irwin Buckmaster, William Way
Harry Tazwell Charles Lloyd, Horace
Bartrow. Joseph Hill, Richard Jones. T.
C. Parks, George Pierce Frank Porter
Frank White, William Wier William
Smith, Howard Swaverly, Walter Nc.
Mullen, Paul Taylor, Roy Field, Miss
Hattie Rittenhouse. of Conshohocken
4 Pa; Miss Nellie BOulden, of Chesa.
peake City, Md: Miss Oleda Jones, Miss
Reba Lloyd, Leslie Christy, Artemas
Bartlett. Harry Curlett, DR. II. G
Buckmaster, Miss Florence Eggice
Mrs Samuel Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs
COultland Rice, Miss Helen Isenschmid
Miss Annie Ringwald, Miss Elva Black
iston, Miss Florence Upton, Miss Heller
Ash, Miss Bertha Morrow, the Misse,
Buckmaster, Miss Mary Coverdale
2 Miss Edith Francis, Miss Cameron
Frederick Green, Harry Gillis, Clemen
Lippincott Ralph G. McCaulley, Viii
liam Taylor, Ellwood Coyle. Ambrose
; Staffenburg, Frank Harrier, William
l Lawson, Warren Wilkins, w. C.. Will
son, Miss Bessie Allen, Miss Florenc
E Budd, Miss Nellie Buckmaster. Mis-
Lucy Alsentzer, Miss Blanche AinscoW
l Miss Eva Fullerton, Truman Campbell
' NJ c. Henderer Jacob Cooper, J. w
p Bowen, T. H. Cappeau. Roy Hart. J. +
Morrow, Nevin Marks, Grant Wilkin.
s ENJOYABLE PARTY AT YORKLYN
5 A very enjoyable party was held i
d Yorklyn on Saturday night, despite tn
j. rain storm which ragged so furiously a
n the evening. Dancing, elocution an
+ vocal music were INDUCED in unit
5, Sunday was near. Among the man
c attending were: Bernard and Joh
q Duihor, i-uWdiu i dut9s MI. DouSdl
y William Kane, Frank, James an
Y Lewis Halloran, Kate Holland, Emm
Il and Julia Kane, Anna and Agnes Ha
re loran, of Yorklyn; Misses Sara Col
Kathryn Cushing, Elizabeth Hallora
70 Nellie Flanagan and William Mule
!. of Philadelphia; Miss Margaret Hort
Frank McCaiferty, John Flnnega
n James Corrigan, Charles Lynch al
y John McCafferty, of Wilmington
, All the Wilmington and Philade
phia guests remained over until Su
day evening as the guest of Mr.. al
Mrs. Martin Halloran.