Evening journal., 1897-11-18
JUGS FOR PENNIES.
Banquet Arrangements Com
pleted BY the Committee.
A GLORIOUS TIME IS EXPECTED
TICKETS ARE So A PLATE. AND
THOSE DESIRING TO ATTEND
MUST SEND THEIR NAMES TO
THE COMMITTEE.

The banquet COMMITTEES CT the gun
beat Wilmington silver service met last
night IN the private office Of Il. NJ
Hopes, aud concluded arrangements
for the dinner to be given The navy Of
ficials officers CT The gunbCat and ,he
general subscribers.
The Clayton House has been chosen
for the banquet, and Kruse & Spencer,
of this city, are the caterers. The dick
els are 50 a Plate. Those who desire
to attend will send their names to Pres
ton Lea willard Salisbury, f.. NJ
HCCpes, Lewis b. Morrow or Mayer
McLear. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Roosevelt has been asked to az
tend, and in all probability he will ac-
cept. Grace Orchestra VIII furnish The
music.
The presentation Of a Bible to the
gunboat, which the school children Of
Wilmington have under way, is pro
crossing, and yesterday the jugs for
the pennies were placed as follows:
jug for No. / school, at w. 4 J..
Iang's building, Fifth and French.
No. 2, w. b. Smiths, Delaware ave-
nue. and jefferson street.
No. 8. at Standard Pharmacy, No. COS
West Second street.
No 4, at j. Frank Davis, Second and
Washington streets.
No. g, at NJ. T. Dannenberg's Twelfth
and Walnut streets.
No. G, at Dr. Hertel's drug store.
Fourth ard Walnut stredts.
No. z, at Frederick Wahl's, No. 525
East Fifth street.
No. 8. at Jacob Huber's, Seventh and
Spruce streets.
No. 9, at "A. H. Afnsccw's, Eighth and
jefferson streets.
No. TO- at John Ccstello's, Adams and
! Chestnut streets.
No. IL, at r. r. Lovell's, Eighth and
DUPONT streets.
No. 12, at A. H. Finerty's, Twenty
second and Market streets.
No. 13, at Or. II. G. MoCre's, Dcla.
ware avenue and Lincoln street.
No. IA, at Mrs. SherwOOd's, A ang
Claymont streets.
No. Is, at w. E. Smiths, Fourth ant
Harrison streets.
No 16, ait J. Hardness, Elegen.th an,
Orange streets.
No II, at Mrs. Jefferis' store. Four
teenth and Claymont streets.
NO is, at Fred Ewen's, A and Town
send streets.
No. 10, at e. +. Denneys, Marylan,
avenue anl Stroud street.
No. 20, at w. e. Franks store, Tentl
and Spruce streets.
No. 2l, at Franz Gingelbachs, Fife
and Scott streets.
No. %, Miss A. 10. Munday, No 290
| Madison street.
No. "a, MIS- l. T. Belts, No. 12l
i Washington street.
No. 20, at Mrs. Jacquetts, Thiri emit
! WOCdlawn avenue.
No. 27, c. p. Cassidy, No. 40 Rcck
ford Read.
High School, at c. L. simmon'
store, Eighth ana jackson streets.
l.. 3. Morrow has been appointed ol
the banquet committee TO succeed vii
liam T. Porter, who has resigned.
These have placed their "turn-cuds
and carriages at the disposal OF tn
committee for the invited guests: HOr
Thomas f. BayaTd. Alvin r. Morriso
) and Thomas j. Talley.
DECORATIONS FOR NOVEMBER 2;
A representative Of the Gie0sl Dsc1
b rating Company, Of New York. is stop
ping at the Clayton House. He is pre-
pared to trim up business places in fin
style at low cost in honor of the arriva
in dh.s city CT the gunbOat Wilmington
He has closed contracts with the silvs
service committee to deccre e ghe Oper
House, stage and boxes, and with IN
Evening Journal, Clayton House, Wi
liam Lawton. the Winderland Tht
atre, Snellenburg and S. II. Raynard.