The daily Republican., 1902-11-28
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION.
Division No. 3, A. o. H. Of New
Castle Has Very En-
joyable Time.

WI VI i''bel idlio uell aIl dlulNcl
sary celebration in the Opera Houa
on Wednesday evening ana an en-
joyable time was spent Wilar
5. Martin, James McHush an
James T. Ryan, Jr, constitute
the committee in charge and the.
LETT nothing undOne TO make tn
celebration an affair long to be re
membered. Peter G. Madden. Pres.
ident OF the Division presided anc
in opening the exercises said tina
in the name Of Division No. 3
he extended a hear.y welcome TO all
The Rev Edward l.. Brady CON
graduated the members OF the A,
O. H. for choosing the evening for
Its celebration. Every people and
every ration have times of enjoy
ment and pleasure. Thanksgiving
Day was originally day Of prayer
| and fasting, but it has of late wears
lost entirely its original significance
until now the day has become one
day for football games and eating
turkey
"Of all the nations and people that
have grounds for being thankful there
is no nation that should be more
grateful than this great and grand
country of ours. Take the history Of
the year and view its wonderful pro-
gresS along industrial lines. While
other nations had drawbacks our
country suffered no drawback except
that of the great coal strike that we
earnestly hope may yet be the great
est benefit to the laboring man. Pes
thence and famine stalked in other
lands while in the United States we
have been blessed with riches and
health. We, therefore, have just
grounds to be thankful aud therefore
we will feel indebted to the A. O. II.
atthiS time, for this opportunity to
join in a celebration Of joy for the
blessings We have received -
The vocal and instrumental prOgr-
anime was very interesting. Several
choice selections We're rendered by
John Gilbride, Daniel O'Meara and
the Misses Lizzie McCue, Margaret
Toner, and Mary SilcoX. Harold
Downey entertained the audience
with buck and wing dancing. After
refreshments were served the chairs
We're removed and for five hours
dancing was INDUCED i'll to the
strains of sweet music played by the
McPike orchestra.
Union Thanksgiving services
were held yesterday morning in
Nazareth NJ. Z. Church. The ser
mon was preached by the Rev S. B.
Wylie.
Many persons from this city went |
to Delaware City last evening to the
supper given for the benefit of st.
Pauls Church.
The supper given by the young
people of Nazareth NJ L. Church
was a grand success. The tables
were i'll charge of the followin G
church workers:
Mol table Mrs William G.
Aoons. assisted by Miss Margaret
iordon, Miss Reba Saunders, Miss
'ordejia DeakyLe, Miss Eta Nc
Daniel, Miss Ella Gillis, Miss Laura
:illis, Miss Harriet Challenger.
No. 2-Niss Theresa Wadsley,
by Mrs. S. Atwood Stewart,
'lrs' James E. Biggs, Miss Clara
Blackburn, Mrs. Orvid A. Porter,
1rs. W. George Wright, Mrs. Uriah
laguire.
NO. 3-Nlrs. George Bacon, as.
listed by Mrs. Edwark Naylor, Mrs.
.ommis 0. Wise, Mrs. Jacob Saun-
ers.
No. Mrs. John B. Manlove, as
isted by Miss Kate Williams, Miss
nina NJ. Reber, Miss Clara Kast,
irs Harry W.Denni son. Mrs Lewis
!. Hushebeck, Miss Mary Smith,
lrs. Frank Megginson, Miss May
cooley, Miss Emma Davidson.
The Three Bachelors held a de-
ghtful social in the knights of
ythias hall on Wednesday evening.
'anc!ng was kept up until a late
our. Among those present were:
rom Chester-Mi.ses Jennie Powell
nd Mary Sylvester. .ChesaDeake CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris Worrell.
rom Wilmington-Misses Rena and
anne Wilson, Holland Blocdsom,
LA Ryan, Lizzie Ryan, Rose
atthews, Bessie Hartmann and
ariou Powell. Messers William
William Gillen, M. Mon.
G. Harry Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs.
bert Lolland.
From New Castle-Misses Ray b
Itton. Dora Kirk. Leila Wllhelmc, +
nily Wilhelme. Annie Dyer. Agues \
rdan, Dora Rambo. Julia aud h
arlie Lohand. Mary and Carrie
Dmill, Daisy and Lila Hatton, Il
,ah Hewlett, Alice Mccall, Ella K
j Lydia Price, Florence Grose.
.ssrs. Irwin Jones. Altr ed Bennett
ian and James LuptOn. Jacob B.
tight, Tasker Clarke. Frank
w!ett, Marshall Burris, Andrew IS
hipf, Warren McAlister, John
aIker, Frank Smith, Rob Nc
IrIand. Allan and Price Richards, l.
m Mantz, James and Theodore
ltton. x
lanes G. Shaw entertained
mber of friends from Philadel-
ia yesterday.
Misses Elizabeth Toman, Alpha
nth and Name McGonigal are
ne from the West Chester Nor
l School for q, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitlock,
Philadelphia, have been visiting
. and Mrs. James Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter en-
tanned a number of friends last
'ning.
Hiss Emma Sheppard a popular