Evening journal., 1898-12-06
FOURTH OF THE EIGHTH.
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
LEAGUE ENTERTAINED.

mGmbEho ANU fhlENDS Or The
LEAGUE ENTERTAINED.
NEW OFFICERS OF THE ORGANI-
zATTON-AIUSIC AND SONG, AND
A SUBSTANTIAL REPAST WE'RE
THE FEATURES OF THE EVEN
ING.
Among THOSE who participated in the
celebratdonl of the fouhth anniversary
of the Eighdh Ward Republican
League last evening were:
Mayor Henry c. McLear, President
of Council C. NJ. Leitch, City Solicitor
H. C. Conrad, Rteorder of Deeds De,a-
ware Clark, Sheriff john E. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Vandever, Senator Sam
uel M. KNOX, Senator Webster Blakeiy,
Senator John NJ. Shakespeare, Senator
Robert McFarin, Representatives
James Hdtchen, Robert NJ. Burns,
James w. Robertson, f. P. Ewing,
George FFizzle, ]. w. Denhrson, John
Pdlling, H. w. EIushebeck and T. f.
Clark, Assessors w. H. HANNA, Harvey
Hoffecker and Samuel w. Handy, Hugh
c. Browne, w. T. Smith, William
Heald, H. II. Jones, T. S. Lewis, w. s.
Armstrong, H. A. Brown, T. A. D.
HuItons f. S. Brahlsy, ]. H. Lewis L.
9. Jones, Samuel Allen, w. H. Denn
Joseph Wfgglesiworuh, P. Smith, Sam
uel Mcdaniel, Walter H. Hayes, Peirce
Gould, w. c. Fields, Daniel f. Stewart
Isaac Roberts, H. G. Knowles, Andrew
Cole, H. G. Rettew, William Winthrup
Edmund Mitchell, Marshal j. Cannon
Short, 7. F, Mcdaniel, c. II. Tddggs
w. L. Cochran. Frank Pierson, c. E
Evans, Alfred Cochran, G. L. Watson
w. L. Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall
Mr.. AID Mrs. ]. B. Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs T
c. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Guthrie, Of Hockessin; Mr.. and Mrs
WilIiam Wtnthrup, Mr.. and Mrs PhiliI
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Feas
tsr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Engle, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Howard staats, Miss Berthr
StaaHs. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prescott, Mr.
and Mrs. George Zimmerman, Mis-
Sprague, Miss Alice Geets, of Wash
ington; Clayton White, Mr.. and Mrs
John Miffitt Mr.. and Mrs. John Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Lewis Hahn, Miss May Smith
Miss Clara Jewell, Miss Sal
sic NJ. Boynton, Miss Maud Boyn
ton, Miss Clara Hayman Miss Ethe
Dance Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mulrons
Miss Lizzie Moore, j. w. Minker, G. II
Morris, William Aaron, o. Taylor Will
son, ]. B. McHugh, Clarence Holt, viii
liam j. Burton, Peter Wood, E. Ward
Harry II. Marr, Philip johnson, ]. Z
Smith, William Wiswell, Harry Daw
son, G. e. Jones, william Prescott
Garrett Dawson, George Lynn, G. I
Cameron, Herman Hanf, H. c. Dilmar
w. S. Stout, William F. Macklin, Har
vey Martin. Frank Sparks, Clarenc
Burton Frederick Martin, Levi
Grubb, Wilks Perkins, Thomas Fore
man, w. S. BoyntOn, Herbert Berry
c. ]. Russell, A. G. Leibrick, Georg
Marshman, Nathan Lewis, Arthur TuI
ner, S. w. McVay, John S. Demare
and H. c. McLane.
President ]. c. McCaulley welcome
the guests to the clubhouse, and CAV
a short history of the organization.
In the parlor a fine musical program
was rendered, and on the second foe
the dinner was served Some Of tn
best known men in the Republica
party in the city were present, man
Of them with their wives.
During the evening Walter Jordal
on behalf Of the club, presented I
Charles Prescott a handsome go
badge for bringing in the most men
bens during the past year. He secure
twenty-five new members. Counci
man John Morris received the bad,
for Mr.. Prescott, and made a neat Ii
tie speech.
These who contributed to the eve
ing's pleasure were Harry and Ghrre
Dawson, who sang a duet; MI
Blanche Cooper and Miss Bradfo
performed on the piano and violi
John Gillespie sang a baritone sol
Miss May Fighter sang, and the Silv
Star Quartet Of the league.
The eiection of these officers W
announced: President. ]. G. McCa,
ley; vice-president, William Colema
treasurer, Charles Hignett; recordi
secretary, Walter e. Jordan: financi
secretary, James Berry; correspond
secretary, Garrett Dawson: marsh
Harry Dawson. The committee viii
arranged the anniversary was Wall
E. Jordan, F. R. Kendall. John Moo
James p. Jones. David Salter. Char
r. Hignett and J. c. McCaulley.