Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-10-20

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potted plants. Beautiful silk flags were
prominent decorations of the banquet
room. Potted plants We're also
numerous. Carnations, roses and
ferns adornd the tables and pyramids
of peaches were In evidence. In tho
hall, between the two rooms was an
orchestra which rendered a pleasing
musical programme and dance music.
The Temple .Quartette sang.
The local Sir Knights present in
cluded: tel
Eminent Commander V. v. Harrison,
GeneralissimadF L. Harvey Day, Captain
General William w. Knox, Prelate John
S. Grohe, Senior Warden Harry ].
Guthrie, Junior Warden Elias III. John
son, Treasurer A. Gilbert Robinson, Re-
corder James II. Price, Standard-bearer
J.Harmer Rile, Sword-bearer Leon Craw-
ford, Sir knights George H. Ash, George
w. Andrews, E. s. Anderson, j. Asa
A6air, John Bulge, John 3. Book, B.
Frank Bartram, Hiram II. Borie, Walter
Il. Butler, Isaac s. Bullock, James Brown,
William Oscar Brown, Harry e. Butcher,
Charles H. Blaine, f. ]. Boylan, Frank ].
Brobst, j. Harper Carver, Severson B.
Cooling, Thomas L. Carpenter, J. Allen
Colby, Thomas o. Cooper, John L. Clark,
Francis L. Carpenter, ~, Thomas Cary,
Charles Cardwell, N. B. gilbert, DR..
Peter Cooper, Peter L. Cooper, Jr.,
Samuel G. Cleaver, Charles E. Dubell,
Charles L. Doughten, I. j. Day, Henry
De Godt, Joseph Davidson, Andrew
Dixon, T. ]. Dalton, Theodore W.Francis,
DR.. Irvine M. Finn, Thomas N. Fore
man, DR.. A. E. Frantz, L. Fl. Fairlamb,
w. l.. Fulmer, William I. Guthrie, 9.
w. Greene, H. f. Green, Alfred Gaw-
throp, PIERCE Gould, Thomas Groves.
Harry Gilbraith. W. D. Griffith, Mark L.
Garrett, B. A. Groves, S. A. Hodgman,
w H. Hanna, L. E. Hartman, @. B.
Harris, A. W. Harting, ]. K Handy, E.
q. Honeywell, John Hutton, J. B. Hick-
man, II. T. Hickey, J. M. Jones, Robert
FL. Jones, A. S. Jones, Philip Jones,
| George L. johnson, John Jacoby, N.
| Howard Jester, t. ]. Jacobs, DIR. L. A.
Kitlinger, s. NJ. Knox, F. Klund, Jr., G.
+. Kohlerman, I. B. Lewis, DIR. J. Paul
Eukens, A. ]. Lang, William Lawton,
Y. 3. Linton, H. ". Lowe, W; B. Len
herman, l. M. Lenderman, w. H. Lee, F.
Enoch Moore, L. b. Morrow, r. H. Nor
row, George i. Miller, Edmund Mitchell,
Jr., Joseph Mcbride, George II. Mccall,
| P. w. Mcdowell, John B. Martin, Frank
a. Mitchell, A. e. McCausland, g. w.
McCaulley, H. A. Miller, w. j. Massey,
G. w. Marshall, George Mcintyre, James
O. McComb, E. E. Mitchell, E. B. Mode,
]. S. Mullin, Jr., U. G.. Nye, II. S. Neher,
Thomas O'Connell, w. ]. Parry, j. Parke
Postles, J. ]. Pierce, w. Frank Por-
ter, H. q. Pennington, w. S. Quigley,
w. H. Robinson, Thomas Reardon, Dam
lei Ross, James Reese, Charles F. Reese,
@. A. Rudolph, j. N. Robinson, Joseph
Row, George Records, w. II. Redmile, r.
w. Smith, @. M. Smith, w. E. Sherwood,
j. M. Shippers. s. H. Stats, A. w. Schall,
Lewis Sasse. George /. Speer, R. H. Tay-
lor, George Tumlin, s. w. Taylor, Harry
| Van Gasken, L. A. Van Trump, r. H.
Weir, w. F. Weller, l. Pussy Wicker
sham, S. j. White, H. III. Ward, w. r..
Watson, HE. Wright, r. Henry Young, T..
2. Young, Hiram Yerger, and George X.
Yates.
Among the others present were; Mrs
Walter L. Butler, Mrs. Isaac S. Bullock,
Mrs. w. o. Brown, Mrs. Charles H.
Blaine, Mrs. Severson b. Cooling, Mrs.
]. Allen Colby, Mrs. John l.. Clark, Mrs.
Peter Cooper, Mrs. Peter L. Cooper, Jr.,
Mrs Charles Z. Dubell, Mrs. Charles r..
Doughtsn, Mrs. T. J. Day, Mrs. F. Harvey
Day, Mrs. Joseph Davidson, Mrs. T. W..
Francis, Mrs. Irvine NJ. Finn, Mrs. A. e.
Frantz, Mrs. William T. Guthrie, Mrs. G..
w. Greene, Mrs. Ii. f. Green, Miss CAV
throp, Mrs John S. Grohe, Mrs. Harry
Galbraith, Mrs. H. ]. Guthrie, Mrs. Mark
L. Garrett, Mrs. s. A.. Hodgman,
Mrs. E. Q. Honeywell, Mrs. V. ".
Harrison, the Misses Jones, Mrs.
John Jacoby, Miss Jacoby, Mrs. #.
B. Lewis, Mrs. J. Paul Lukens, Mrs.
A. ]. Lang, Mrs. William Lawton,
Mrs. w E. Linton, Mrs. H. w. Lowe,
Mrs. w. B. Lendcrman, Mrs. l. M. Len
derman, Miss Ice, Mrs. Enoch Moore,
Miss Moore, Mrs. r. H. Morrow, Mrs.
Edmund Mitchell. Jr., Mrs. Joseph Nc
Bride, Mrs. George H. Mccall, Mrs.
Frank A. Mitchell, Mrs. 4. g. McCaus-
kind, Mrs. G. w. McCaulley, Mrs. H. A.
Miller, Mrs. w. j. Massey, Mrs. George
Mcintyre, Mrs. Elmer q. Mitchell, Mrs.
e. b. Mode, Mrs. ]. s. Mullin, Mrs. U. G.
Nye, Mrs. Thomas, o. Connell, Mrs. James
H. Price, Mrs. ]. J. Pierce, Mrs. w.
Frank Porter, Miss Mae Appleby, Mrs. @.
A. Rudolph, Mrs. J. Harmer Rile, Mrs.
| W. H. Redmile, Mrs. r. W. Smith. Mrs. G.
N. Smith, Mrs. W: e. Sherwood, Mrs; s.
Fl. Stats, Mrs. George l. Speer, Mrs.
| 0ootSo 1uuiiiu. ulfcs v. w. iayiol
Mrs. Harry Van Gasken, Mrs. e. A. Van
Trump, Mrs. r, H.. Wier, Mrs. !. Pussy
Wickersham, Mrs. 81. White, Mrs. H. E.
Wright, Miss Wright. Mrs. I. e. Young.
| On Saturday local and visiting ladies
were taken in carriages to points OF
interest throughout the city, returning
in time to join the Sir knights for an
excursion on the Delaware. The party
boarded the steamer Brandywine at
4 Fourth street wharf. They were accom-
panied by the First Regiment Band.
Luncheon was served on board.
| Many of the ladies with Parkman
Commandery belong to the Eastern
Star Lodge, an organization of ladies
auxiliary to the Masonic lodges.
These ladies have become we'll ac-
quainted among the Wilmington ladies
and have spoke of the good that an
Eastern Star Lodge does and the feel
Ting here is in favor of organizing a
lodge in Wilmington. This has met
with the approval of great number OF
the local sir knights and action will
no doubt be taken in the matter.
ARLINGTON MILLS RE0EIYBRSHIP.
The Petitioners Given Until Next Saturday
| to Fila an Answer.
Saturday was the time fixed for argu-
ment in the United States Circuit