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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Golfers Weekly.

Golfers Weekly for January 9th
publishes a most interesting ar
ticle on "The Artillery of the South
African War by Lieutenant God
frey l.. Garden of the Navy, an
American ordnance expert, who de-
scribes the wonderful guns and
murderous projectiles which are
now being used in South Africa by
the British and Beers, and explain
among other things, what has long
been a mystery, how the Beers Sc
cured magnificent ordnance and
ammunition in such vast quanti-
ties. The illustrations are photo
graphs Of the batteries forming the
new British siege train recently de-
spatched to South Africa, and guns
with which the British expect to
fire lyddite shells into Pretoria
from a distance of 10000 yards;
also pictures of the battleGelds
around Ladysmith, and the Lady
smith garrison in action with
Maxim guns, scenes of the battle
field after an artillery duel, and
"The Doomed City" as it appears
to-day photographed from the hills
occupied by the Beers. Other il
lustrated articles are "Puerto
Rico's First American Election"
"One Hundred Years of the Ameri-
can Navy" the captured Irish
Fuslliers at Pretoria, and the
funeral of Lieutenant Brumby.
The fiction is By 80" CA. T. Quill
er.Couch)-"The Three Men Of Ba-
da ioz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

The annual meeting Of the Sunday
Breakfast Mission will be- held In the
reading rOpm this evening at T. 40 o'clock,
City Councils finance commiu toe has do.
cided to start legal proceedings to collect
all taxes not pn'd by January Is.
Former Sen ator Anthony Higgins will
represent Delaware 10 the observance OF
John Marshall Day, on February4. 1901.
The appointment givcs general satisfuc-
tion TO the lawyers.
The annual election for four members
of the board Of trustees Of Graos Me no.
dist Episcopal Church to succeed Henry
+. Pickeis Harry Evans, Charles +. Ru-
dolph and Francis W. Hcislsr will bs held
on the evening of January -
Tho East Side Republican Association
will hold its first annual meeting Tonight
ut No 9Os King street and 9 scU officsrs
The regular monthly meeting Of tho So.
ciety Of Natural History VI Delaware will
be held in the room OF the society, In
Friends School building. ut Fourth and
West streets, this evening at 8 o'clock.
A meeting Of bartenders Of this city was
held yesterday, the obi ,ct being to organ
lee a social club.
A much ta!ked.of am msndments tosthe
rules OF the Board Of Public Education
will come up for anal action.
A.horse owned BY Harry Baylis, Of Thlr.
tietb and Washington s,reets, Gaught It's
toot 10 the wheel Of carriage last night
and bsfore " could be loosened damaged
tbs carriage 70 the extsnt OF ssA N
Sussn Amsrloa, ~ asei nolsroil x1psaS
from, Dover. wae H1dmitteul "a ths S31 h;
Aespstal Il Earuhnsaton Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
CARD BASKET.

Harry c. Short and Miss Miunie Harris,
both Of BriGgevllle. will be married iastho
N. X. Church there OIL Wednesday BY the
Rev. W. p. Koons.
Paul Holton and Miss Anna Fisher.
both of this city, were married at the par
sOnags Of Asbury M. E. Church by R.y.
James Grove last evening.
Captain Thomas johnson. of Reed q
WhaIf. Virginia. who came to this city to
attend the funelai Of Nathaniel r. Benson
has returned hume.
Mrs. William A. Riggs has been visiting
Dovor.
Hoyt P. Jones has returned from George
town.
Miss Pauline Abbott of Milford has been
visiting here
Robert Barr and family have returned
from Newark.
George Moulton, of this city. visited
friends in Chester. Pa. last evening.
Edith Morrison, of No. 6s6 North street,
Chester, Pa, Is visiting friends in Will
mlngton.
Charles Moulton and Michael McVey. OF
this city were In Chester yerterday.
Harry Bucher of this city, was in Ches.
ter yesterday.
Harry Hayman, Of this city was in CLes.
ter Sunday.
Mrs. Annie w Yearsley, OF Thornton,
Delaware County, Pa, is visiting her
mother, Mrs, Z. B. Frazer Of 4s2 East 4th.
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Philadelphia. Jan. sThe receipts OF
cattle in this city last week were as fol-
lows: Beeves, 1881 sheep. S,261; hogs.
5sil. Receipts for the previous week:
Beeves 1885; sheep. 5,2!s: hogs. 47Sl.
Beef cattle were duh and NC. lower on
all grades. We quote: Extra. 6G6sc. ;
good. 51s4 sac; medium, so SIC; common,
4AG4ac.'
Sheep were In light supply and prices
ruled firm, lambs advancing. We quote:
Extra, 4a4@5c. good. 4AG4lac.; medium,
3ata4c: common. 293lsc.; lambs. 546isc.
Hogs were in good demand under liberal
receipts and prices closed stronger at So
6lac. for western. with outlook for fur
ther Improvement.
Fat cows sold from 2'aI4c.
Thin cows were unchanged at $40 to $50.
Veal calves were high at 4h@Sc.
Mich cows ranged from $35 to $50.
Dressed beeves sold from 6lsq9hc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Election of Officers.

AT the last regular stated meet
ing of Star of Bethlehem, L. o. L. ,
held in the Hall, 829 Orange street,
on January 5th, the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
term: Worthy Master, William j.
Kirkland; deputy master, Fred
Evans; foreman of committees, Will
liam Andrews; chaplain, Robert
keenan,; recording secretary, T..
Knox; financial secretary. John
Dennison; treasurer. John Viagof-
ski; director Of ceremonies, Robert
McLucas; outside tyler, John De-
venney; insidetyler, James Morrow;
trustee for 3 years. Edward Abra-
ham;2 years, Edward Bacon; |
year, John Martin; representative
to Supreme Grand Lodge, William
J. kirkland. The finance commit
tee reported an increase of s525. 90
and $6S.0O paraphernala, during
last term. The lodge is in -four
ishing condition and the annual re-,
ports show an increase of every
thing. A bright future awaits the
new officers. 1t is expected the Su-
preme Grand Master will visit this
city on next Saturday evening when
public meeting will be arranged.
A committee for that purpose has
been appointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Officers Elected,

The Brownson Library Associa-
tion has elected the following Off
GERS. The officers are: Chaplain,
the Right Rev. ]. J. Monaghan;
president, William J. Bagley; vice.
president, Thomas Roach; financial
secretary, Francis Connor; record
ing secretary, Thomas Nelly; corr
cbponding secretary, George w.
Cmriman; treasurer, Edward X.
McNulty: librarian, John ]. O'Con-
nor; assistant librarians, John Noon
and James Newell; directors James
Corrigan, Edward Mooney and
Dennis Sheridan; messenger, James
Corcoran.
A committee was appointed to So
licit funds for defraying the debts
OF the association and good start
was made in this work, $l25 being
collected at the meeting.
January II, the fourteenth ami
versary of the association, re-
union of the old members will be
held. 1t is desired that all old
members be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
At Union Church.

Tho week cf prayer Wi, DO observed at
Union Church in q manner other than
that prescribed bv the Evangelical Ali.
ance. The Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday evening elias es will be meet as
usual and Effort will be made to hava all
the members Of these classes attend Gu
Thursday evening general prayer service
will be held, 10 be followed by the organi-
zation Of q praying band. All the mem-
bers of Union ARC earnestly Invited to a.
tend all the sarviceS
The week Of prayer Is announced by the
Evangelical Alliance, which originated in
England more than fifty years ago Its pu
pose being to bring into closer union the
clutches 40 that thev might the better
combine and c0ncsn rate their religious Ut.
forts. Organic Christian unity hal been
proved practically impossible, but spiritual
srat ernity seemed fea ihle.
The Evangelical Alliance, which started
out with a general assembly at London In
1848 with delegates from all denomina.
tons in sympathy with 1t throughout the
world, 10 now kept In the public memory,
however. almost wholly by it, annual ap-
pointment Of this week Of prayer. Since
its organization. the old time bo. tiity be-
tween the churches represented In 1t has
passed away. and religious and doctrinal
controversy ha, been exchanged for har.
Co O'operatlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Officers Chosen,

In Philadelphia on Saturday the
officers of the Dover and Bay Shore
Railway Company were elected.
They are DR.. Joseph Hancock of
Philadelphia, president; Franklin
Temple of Dover, vice-president:
William w. Power of Philadelphia,
secretary and treasurer; John d.
Hawkins, solicitor. The board of
directors chosen is composed of
President Hancock. Vice-President
Temple. Secretary and Treasurer
Power, Solicitor Hawkins, w. A. c.
Hardcastle of Smyrna, l.. p. Camp.
bell of Smyrna, and Townsend
Blake of Philadelphia.
The franchise to the Dover and
Bay Shore Railway Company grant.
ing the highway right of way from
Dover to Woodland Beach was up
held by the decision OF the Levy
Court of Kent county last Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
pRoposALs FOR THE col.LEcTtnN

DRoPOSAI.S FOR THE COLLEC1fuN
and removal of garbage and offal wi thin
the citv Of Wilmington.
sealed proposals will bs received at the
Council chamber, City Hall, until Thursday
evening, January II, att 80, o'clock, for the
collection and removal of all garbage and Of.
tal in the city al Wilmington, for theterm Of 8
years beginning February |, 1900.
The city will be divided into 4 districts as
follows.
First district, all that part of the city east
Of MARKET street and south OF sixth street.
Second district, all that part o. tho city
north OF sixth street and east Of Market
street.
Third district, all that part Of the city west
OF Market street and south of Sixth strcst
Foul tn district, all that part Of the city west
OF Market street and north Of Sixth street.
specifications and blank forms Of bids with
bond accompany ing the same, can be had at
the office OF the Clerk of Council.
All proposals shall be accompanied by
bond with approved security In the stln Of
five. hundred dollars, conditioned for the good
iaith OF the BID. - "a,
yhe successful bidders will be required to
give bond in the sum OF two Thousand dollars
for the faithful performance OF the contract.
Address all bids to the Mayor aud Council
OF Wilmington, marked Proposals for collec.
lion and relnQvnl Of garbage. Y .85s K
Y This tquncti rsssrs1s ths FiGht TO reiect any
fsycrdss a M Ccus III \ n. !. \, . 4 ME
Il "A .<oi u Clsrs ~ gStacll. Z
9 9 3d3 N{,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Mrs. Dupont Will Fight,

0Ncw York, Jan. Tn the Supreme
Court to- morrow Charles C. DUPONT, q
young dentist Of this city will encounter
strong opposition to the suit for the annul.
ment of his marriage to Miss Catherine
Hughes of Harrisburg, Pa. Tho couple
were married In this city on October 81,
1897, by Rev. John II. Logic. Dupont at
that time was attending lectures at tho
University OF PENNSYLVANIA. and In his
plea to huye the marriage nnnulled he says
that 1t was brought about by deception,
force and duress.
His wife denies all Of This charges and
asserts that ha agreed to keep their marri.
age sec ct until hewas gra,iunted from
the college and had obtained a position
that wou 4 enable him to support his wife
properly.
Mrs Dupont will contest his suit at
every turn, and an array Of witnesses
from Harrisburg will attend the trial and
testify In hor behalf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Small POX Here,

The Board of Health was notified
yesterday that small pox had made
its appearance at No. 500 Conrad
street. The victims are Annie
Kraulter aged IS and Nina Jester,
3 years. DR.. J. Harvey Spruance
in attendance. 1t was at first sup
posed that the cases were measles.
The Board of Health is taking all
precaution to stop the spread of the
disease
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

ity, 52 miles an
hour, to the St.
Lawrence valley.
and has caused
rain and high
winds in the lake
region, Sault Ste.
Marie reporting a
northwest wind of
AZ miles an hour.
Forecast for this
section: Threat
ening today. with
rain in northern
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
SURPRISE PARTY.

A enjoyable surprise party was rendered
to VIM. 4. Piers0n, on Friday evening.
BY request Of friends present, Mr.. Pierson
was presented with q cake. Those who
participatsd We're Mr. and Mrs. Glpp,
Mrs. Jas. H. Yltes, Mrs. Lena Fnrra,
Mrs. VIM. Il. Pierson, Mrs. Grinssll.
Misses N. Kugler, ". McCloskey, Lena
Meyer. Lille Price, Lucy Ford; Messrs.
h. Freizc j. King, J, Neaves. J. O'Neil,
j. McAveney. II. McCauley, T.. McHugh,
A. jackson. J. johnson, b. MacIntirs. g.
Niedernaisr =. Hyatt. J. Hoal, ]. Collins,
j. Beivillo, J. Galley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
PRICE IS CENTS.
Ladies' Box Refer, No. 1860.
(Hints by May Manton.)


There is at present among ex.
tremely up-to-date women a craze
for outside garments fashioned on
the same lines as those made
for the sterner sex. While these
styles will never become generally
popular, they have gained strong
hold on the ultra fashionable, who
ageaiways attracted by the latest
fads in dress.
Box coats or REFERS in this style
are particularly becoming to slend-
er women, as they outline rather
than fit the figure. AS illustrated
this smart REFER is made of black
melton with velvet collar and re-
veres. 1t is adjusted with shoulder
and curved back seams, fitting
smoothly across the shoulders and
hanging almost straight from there
to the lover edge. The curved
seams, are double stitched.
The fronts lap widely in double
breasted style, fastening with large
smoked-pearl buttons. The fash
ionable two-piece sleeves have
slight fullness at the shoulders and
are stitched near the lower edge to
simulate cuff. Machine stitching
down the fronts and around the
lower edges gives strictly tailor
finish.
Refers of this style may be fash
ioned in pebble cheviot, beaver,
broadcloth or any of the new cloak
ings, or made en- suits with the
skirt.
To make this REFER in the me-
dunn size will require one and
seven-eighth yards of material fifty
four inches wide. The pattern. No.
1860, is cut in sizes for a 32, "a and
36-inch bust measure.
This pattern can be Secured by
filling in the blank below and send
ing it to REPUBLICAN Office with the
price.
Pattern
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Big Theatrical Business.

Corse Payton Theatrical Com.
pany closed one of the most success
full engagements in our city on Sat-
urday evening. Before 8 o'clock
hundreds were turned away, every
seat and even standing room in the
house were sold. Popular price
were the drawing card to popular
plays staged in first class man
ner. For two weeks with matinees
every day in the afternoon, the
house was packed with those whe
wanted to be amused. Corse Pay
ton was one OF the chief attractions
while Eta Reed was a favorite
with the ladies. 1t was wonderful
to witness the business this troup
did in our city and the hold they
had on the purse strings of our
amusement going people. Ainscow
Jared well as his business was
better for the two weeks that the
company occupied the boards at
the Opera House. He Sold all Of.
the game he had laid in before and
since the arrival OF the company,
the members of the company being.
liberal patrons of his restaurants
A large mill manager said, last
week he would be glad when the
company left our city as he could
not get his girls to work in the af-'
ternoon as they persisted in stay.
ing from work and attending the
matinee performances. - E
Dockstader's Wonderland theatre
was crowded to suffocation Satur-
day evening, not even standing
room was to be had. AS mauy
more were turned away not being
able to gain admission. Mr.. Dock
stader reported large business
last week ard he gave his patrons
a bang-up show. This week the
bill includes one of the strongest
ever presented at his house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Jones' Senatorial Ambition

Toledo, Jan. 8.-!The supporters OF
Mayor Samuel N. Jones in his no-par-
tisan campaign are organizing his
strength into party. or movement,
which has for its object the control OF
several congressional districts in this
corner of the state next fall and if
possible the election OF Mr.. Jones to
the United States senate in 1902.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

TJ,o RENT--HoUsEs NOS. o AND0 RID
l. die avenue. y rooms aud bath. Apply
to JAS ~ Mason, No. 8 Kiddle avenue.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Committee Appointed.

President Lawton of the Board
Of Trade, has appointed George w.
Bush, Patrick Neary, William =.
Bancroft, A. s. Reed, and J. b.
Bell a committee to examine the pro-
posed Wilmington city charter and
see f it meets the needs Of the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The New Century Club will give ban
quet In honor Of its eleventh anniversary
on Friday evening January 12.at7 O'Clock.
The guests of honor, who will respond to
toasts on the occasion will be Mrs. Mary
y. Mumford OF Philadelphia; DR.. J. H.
Penniman, dean Of the Psnnsy !vauia Uni
versity; Mrs. Z. Il. Williamson, president
Of the New Jersey Federation Of Women's S
Clubs. and Lewis q. Vandergrift, Of this
city. Members may obtain tickets for
themselves and euests. either lady or gen.
tleman, resident or non resident from Mrs.
w. W. Pusey, Eighth and Adams streets,
to.day, Or at the club house on Tuesday
morning, until O'Clock. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Pension for u Chilli.

Col. John Wainwright has secured
pension of $l4 a month COM
mcncing March 18th, 1899, for
Bessie H. Davis, minor child of
George W. Davis, late Co. X, Sixth
Maryland Volunteers. She resides
in Wilmington and the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
is the guardian,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
SUNDAY IN
THE CHURCHES.
It Marked the Beginning
of a Week of
Prayer.

Major Hilton's evangelical meetings at
! West Presbyter Church will be contin
| ued oyery afternoon and evening thiI
week. Last night Major Hilton spoke on
Opportunities Lost" one person stood
for prayers. .
Methodist Churches.
A special even ing service was hold in the
First Unitarian Church last evening at
730 o'clock, when the pastor, Rev. Alex
ander Il. Bowser, delivered an interesting 4
sermon on 1.-THE Bib'e, Its Authority
and Use"
> One Of the largest audiences that ever
assembled in the Y. NJ. Y. A. building was
present at the gospel meeting yestsrday
badour Quartette Of Philadelphia and an
address by Rev. Francis BnrgeLte Short,
pastor Of Epworth N. 4. Church.
This week Ia designed as the "week Of
prayer" In all evangelical churches in the
world. In accordance with custom a.
dopted by the Evangelical AlliaHcs sever
al years ago, special prayers will be made
In churches Of denominations In the AL
lance every DAY this week.
The programme adopted by the Alliance.
which 1. to be followed by the various
congrsgstions,,i lis: Monday, Prayerful Con.
fe,sions; Tuesday, Prayer for the Church
Universal; Wednesday, Prayer for Nations
aud Rulers; Thursday, Prayer for Families
and Schools; FRIDAY, Prayer for Missions,
These special meetings will De held In
the evenings.
Professor Ii. N. Hamill, will hold srec-
Ial meetings under the direction OF the
Wilmington Sunday School Union on
January 10 in West Presbyterian Church.
The executive committee of the Will
mington Christian Endeavor Union will
hold q meeting at First Presbyter ian
Church Tomorrow evening.
Communion services We're held in most
OF the churches yesterday.
week of prayer opened in Harrison
street and Scott NJ. u. Churches last even
ing.
TheRev. V. R. Gates the Quaker evan
gel.st hold services at kingswood M. H.
Church yesterday.
At Esst Lake Presby yterian Church yes.
erday Rev. Il. W. Long had charge OF The
services,
Revival Services will be held at Epworth
NJ. II Church each evening this week.
Revival services will be conducted this
week at tho Dolawaie avenue BAPTIST
Church.
Revival meetings were commenced at
St. Pau,'s NJ. Il. Church last evening and
will continue uring the week.
At North Baptist Church last evening
Rev. ]. J. Jones OF Dover preached. An
answer from REV. =. ~ WnOu OF chester.
who has been called to the church, Ia rx-
pee ed shortly. II is thought the call will
be accepted.
Rev. j. j. Corbley OF Chicago began a
weeks retreat for women at sk Peters
Pro-Catbodral yesterday. Father COrbley
is an eioquent and forcible preacher.
Last night Father Corblsy's subject was:
"Duty. or thu Purpose Of Life" Tonight
he will speak on Failure in Duty
Tuesday nigh, "The Mercy of God or
Confessional; Wednesday, night, "Hell >;
Thursday night, "Death OF the Great Con
querer": Friday night, The Judgment.
There will bs no sermon un Saturday
and the mission will cancludo Sunday
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

London, Jan. 8.--The home secre-
tary, Sir Matthew White Ridley, de-
clines to interfere with the sentence
of death passed upon Mile. Louise
Masset, a French governess living in
England, for the murder of her illegiti-
mate son. child of three years, whose
existence was an obstacle to a mar
rlage she had in view. The condemned
woman will be executed tomorrow,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

w ANTED-A GOOD JOB FOR AN FINER
w ,getic young man. Apply at Bowers
Bakery. corner Seventh and Jefferson streets.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

H"H St"HeVH OEIfhcuIHy III
Omaha, Jan. 8.-General T. H. Stan
ton, U. 3. A., retired, is critically i'll
at his residence in this city. General
Stanton, who for some time served in
the position Of paymaster at Washing
ton, and was later promoted to briga-
dier general, came to his home here
last fall, and just before Christmas
was taken i'll with an affection of the
liver. He has been in bed ever since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without il. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up tlle lazy liver and driving all I'M.
Danish pimples, boiIs, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets.--beauty for ten cents. All drug
eists, satstactic n guaranteed. l0c. 25c. 5Oe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
Installation of Officers.

Deputy G. {. Stinson visited Blue
Rock Castle, No. Is, X. G. E., OF
Talleyville, on Wednesday evening,
January Sd, and installed the fol-
lowing officers: p. c., Charles Jones;
N. c., c. c. Righter;V. c., Curtis B.
Talley; HI. p, Benz. Atwell; V. H.
Curtis Talley; M. of K, Alex A.
Atwell; c. of E., John W. Green
field; X. Of E., Joseph c. Brown; S.
H., Lewis M. Bullen; w. B., Benz.
Il. Brown; W. c., John T. Kay;
Ems, Lewis H. Talley; Esq, Will
liam Shaffer:F F. G., John W. Talley;
S. G., Clarence Fraim. The Grand
officers present were: p. G. c., Ed.
ward Miller; d. G. c., William
Stinson; G. f. G., Clarence Fraim;
p. G., Walter Hurlock:H. c., Joseph
Brice; Grand Instructors McFarlin
and Simpson; p. c., Cathcart and
MCGEE. After listening to speeches
and vocal music all retired to the
banquet room where an oyster sup
per was served which was appre-
ciated by all. After the repast was
served the Grand officers left wish
ing Blue Rock Castle prosperous
year and that her increase in fl
nances may be greater than it was
this term.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-08
CenturY Clubs Anniversary.

On Saturday next the new Cen
tury Club will celebrate it's eleventh
anniversary. An excellent program
has been arranged, and visitors
from the other women S clubs in this
city will be present.