Evening journal., 1897-10-30
GUESTS OF HONOR.
Bach and Macallister Con.
graduated Last Night.
RECEPTION AND FAREWELL
PLEASANT SOCIAL FUNCTION AT
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
CLUB LAST EVENING.

Among those who called at the
Young Mems Republican Club last
evening to tender their good wishes TO
ex-Chairman Frederick II. Bach, super
intendent of the rural free mail deliv-
cry system, and General Samuel A. Ma
c2llister. United States consul at Bar
bados We're; Henry G.. Morse. General
James II. Wilson, Hugh c. Browne. Il.
T. Warner, Henry b. Thompson, Presi-
dent OF City Council c. M. Leitch
George w. Sparks, Joseph X. Adams
William IL. Pierson, ]. II. Beggs. Jr..
Horace G. Knowles, DR.. Evan G. Short
lidge, DR.. A. E. Frantz, George II. Hollis:
II. W. Vivian, of Bridgeville: Edmund
Mitchell, Jr., J. II. Lewis, Thomas S
Lewis, Leonard E. Wales. c. NJ. Curtis
j. Edwin Rudolph. Charles +. Rudolph.
J. Monteith Jackson, a. A. Waite, A.
G. Pyle, II. p. Triggs. r. d. Lackey. r.
p. Robinson. w. G.. Taylor, James II.
Stirling, j. Cannon Short. Heary G. Ma
haffy, William G. Mahaffy. James II.
Mehaney, j. G.. Christfield. Gavin
Thomson, Charles Matchett, w. Scott
Vernon, Charles Middleton. James R.
Crippen, Harry Chandler, Eugene Eng
llsh Howard Jester. James W. Ward.
l.. c. Morrow. A. w. spruance. E. A.
Ryon. George A. Elliott, Thomas Bel
lah, Horace G. Rettew. William II.
Heald. Louis Berney. A. A. Capelle,
1 Thomas Darlington. IA. II. Billany, Am
brose McVey, /. T. Quigley. William
Shilling,JO John Evans. Lambert j. Foulk,
Frederic Darlington, Daniel p. Bar
nard Jr., Robert d. Kemp w. s. Quig-
/ ley. Il. p. Moody, G.. p. Handy, Will
liam Lawson. W. G. r.. Colduhoun. C.
| NJ Townsend, Ernest McNalr. Chalk.
/ ley Hatton. William II. Wickersham
George c. Woodward, w. p. Sattorth.
waite Albert Rossiter, S. M. Knox w
! W. Knox. Frank Pierson, Harvey Pen.
nington. Harry Bartram, Howard Car
l ver Frederick Robinson. Charles vii
son, Harry Brown, Elmer Bye, Benja
min T. Bye, Herbert N. Fell, Harr!
Adams, Samuel Daniels. Samuel Hey
man. Ferris Giles. Marshal Holt, VIII
liam Johnson and Thomas Holt.
The hours OF reception were from
to TO- II. r. TIiggs A. G. Pyle, Franl
ID. Lackey, r. p. Robinson and W.
Robinson. the reception committee, wei
coined the guests. who passed into tn
parlor, where they found the guests q
honor embowered in tropical plants an
I ferns.
While the hand-shalxng and words G
: congratulatlon and farewell we're bein
\ said, George Albert, Samuel Compto
4 and ]. ID. Taylor discoursed soft mex
n dies Lunch tables dispensed refresf
ments to those who felt in need Of
n President James n. Boggs prezente
4 to General Macallister a silver perpe
: ual calendar, appropriately cngrave
!. The general made a short speech OF az
e ceptance.
When Mr.. Bach was called on for
= speech he said that when he had passe
e that many years of a political life an
d he stiM had the esteem, the friendsh
and the respect, and, indeed. the mo
o profound regard Of so many friends,
Il was a source Of great satisfaction
IS him.
What afforded him The greatest graz
ID hcation, he stated, and what he cheris
d ed most was that the friends with whc
r. he started were present last night
Al honor him.
)f He spoke in high terms OF the Your
Men republican Club, saying u was q
anchor and the bulwark OF Delawa
Republicanism. It always has stocd I
good government in Wilmington, az
has tried to give It to the state. II
r party does not appreciate what I
Y club has done for It.
He urged all to strive to increase I
10 membership, and he concluded BY sa
~ ing that when he returns TO his ard
- Gus duties at Washington his though
~ will be with the members OF the ell
VI in the future as in the past. and wh
u he visits them again az a near date
hoped to see the membership what II
q and twice as many more.
- AT 6 O'Clock this morning Gene
a. NacaMister and family left for NJ
,r York. and this afternoonthey sailed
he Barbados on the steamer Carribee.
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