Evening journal., 1897-05-20
news OF NEW CASTLE

day. and Masonry will live on to the
end of time"
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Among the large company Of guests
were:
DR.. Howard Lohand Mrs Lofiand,
Kcnnett Square.
DR.. John X Hammond Superinten-
dent David Mccoy. Mrs. Mccoy.
Andrew J. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Della
ware City.
ID. Harry Wilson. Denver, Col.
DR.. Francis L. Springer. Cashier Will
! liam H. Watson, ]. A. CranstOn. James
/ K. Polk. G. NJ GroOme, Newport
James McCallister State Road.
Past Master Morris, of Oriental
Lodge; w G. Griffith. Of Washington;
Past Master Taylor, of Washington.
Miss Bessie Allen, Thomas Smith, Dr.
! r Raymond Tybout H. w. Lowe, Will
mer Hanson, Mrs. Hanson, j. A. Null
Miss Null (Mr. Null is one of the senior
members OF st. Johns Lodge); w. H.
Point. Mrs. Point A. " Leslie George
ID. IL. Beaston and others, of Whining
ton.
THE NEW CASTLE GUESTS.
Among the 500 New Castle guests
were the following:
John A. Walls. Mrs Walls, DR.. e. II.
McCabe, Mrs. McCabo. Commissioner
Samuel Miller, Mrs. Miller, John B.
Manlove, Mrs. Manlove, Miss Mir
lam S. Davidson. William e. Roth
well, Mrs. Rothwell Mrs Postles. Mrs.
J. e. Phillips. Thomas J. Gravel, Mrs.
Gravell Harry w. Hushebeck, Miss
Carlin, David b. Kee. Mrs Kee, VIII
liam w. Daily, Miss Murray, A. A.
Coe. Hugh McCaughan, Mrs. Nc
Caughan Henry A. Padberg, e. p Wise
E. W. Eagle. Miss Mary King, George
W. Point. Mrs. Frank Weggenman
John G.. King. Mrs. King, Mrs. Edward
Dalby, Miss Lizzie Dalby. Sheriff w. r..
Finn, Mrs. Finn, Jacob NJ.
Saunders, Misses Saunders Miss Shell
lenburger James T. Eliason, Miss Nan
Rodney. Mrs C,lP. Holcomb, President
of Board of Education S. Atwood Stew
art. Mrs. Stewart. Elwood Wilson, Mayor
Evan G. Boyd, Superintendent l. w.
Miller, iB. y. Lancaster, Mrs. Lancaster
: w. r. Mowbray, A. Brown Lancaster.
Ex-Auditor Thomas Holcomb. Miss
Mary Holcomb. John NJ. Wilson, Charles
. L. Reed, Mrs. Reed, Miss Reed. j. Ern-
est Phillips, DR.. David Stewart, Mrs
Stewart, Miss Julia Tindle, l.. W. Hanf
= Mrs Hanf. E. l.. Chase, George w. Van.
tine. Postmaster William j. Hunter, l.
r. Hushebeck Mrs. Hushebeck, Miss
Marion Hushebeck, H. c. Hunter, Miss
4 Ella Gillis.
Rev. f. NJ. Munson, LII. d., Mis-
, May B. Cooley, Mrs. w. J. Etchells
Miss Lucy White, W. W. Simpson
n Henry A. Dennison, Mrs. Dennison
I Miss Dennison, James Il. Biggs, Mrs
J., Biggs, Harry Meredith, Miss Ann,
! Mchlen. Mrs. r. ID. Wise. NJ. b. Elem
ing, Mrs. Fleming. Ira Lunt, Mrs. Luni
Miss Bessie Wilson, b. w. Roberts Mrs
n Roberts. James w. Aiken. Patricl
as Ahern, Mrs. Ahern Rev. James N
ry Wise. Miss Edith Hushebeck, A.
rs Kee. Clerk c. Edwin Eckles, Ecker
a. | Tindle, James B. Lancaster, Mrs. Lar
'w caster, James Rodney. Arthur Murra.
DR.. w. III. Kuntz, r. J. McFarlane. EA
n Sheriff Pelrce Gould Mrs. Could, OriO
ne A. Carrick Mrs. Carrick. COMMISSIONS
Vn H. NJ. White, John w. Harris. Mn
n Harris, Denney S. smith, Samuel Z
er Ford, DR.. E. A. Richards. John
&c Burke, Councilman G. II. Clewell, Ed
win NJ Herbert James T. Challenge
iit Rudolph, A. Vallette, Mrs. Valletti
n Miss Lizzie Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. LOU
I'D Vallette.
sw NOTES OF THE BANQUET.
ty Willis p. V. Bowman, OF Neptun
" Lodge, of New Jersey. sent an elaboi
=. ate pyramid Of cake and fruit arrange
" solidly.
IT. Committeeman L. e. Ellason an
~ Master NaylOr both assisted the corr
~ of walters that all might speedily
pc served.
le Chef Samuel Lilly, of Ocean Grov
10 n. j., was under special engagement
superintend the walters.
by Superintendent l. w. Miller brougl
on trolley cars around to the Mason
Temple and held them at the dispos
on of the committee.
ira Mayor Boyd personally superinten
Jr. ed the opening of the apollinaris al
res vichy. This had the true ring and ]
on bad effects, but was a trifle insipid.
Idy One of the funniest reproductions
.er, the gramaphOne was the particular
aprOpos solo. "A Hot Time in the o
Jr. Town Tonight" as sung by Charl
M. Handy. 1t would have made even
&c bigger hit had the singer himself be-
here TO laugh.
Messrs. Mason and Ayres. who san
~ ~ and Mr.. Mulhausen, who accompani
=, them, are members of the Temp
al Quartet
WI Professor Welton played a Mason
Hamlin yacht organ which he east
eS lifted on and off the stage himself.
l,s The voting was even as to who W
~, ~ the handsomest man of the event.
0ne among Commissioner A. Herman Pa
II berg, Sherin w. r.. Finn, Superinte
cru dent David Mccoy and Congressm
no Handy
n'n SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. MKEE
ven