Smyrna times., 1903-09-09
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE
HOLD PLEASANT REUNION
THREE DAYS OUTING DELIGHTFULLY."- SPENT
AT REHOBOTH LAST WEEK
Little or No Politics Discussed and msu,b...
OF Both Parties Meet in FraternaI Good
WiIl-ThOse Present

"H-IuOSe Present.
Members of the Delaware Tao;slo
ture of 1903 accompanied by a fev
friends, went to Rehoboth Tbursdov
Tor the purpose of holding three dar,
reunion. The greater portion of ~,
party were passengers on the train
which arrived here at noon, for whose
use private car had been providad
they were met at the railroad station
by a reception committee. of wbioL
Joseph d. Thompson, mayor of Rebo-
both and member of the House Of
representatives, was chairman. Tbo
Hotel HenlOpen, the Atlantic Hotel
and the Douglass House were selected
as headquarters.
NO programme had been arranoad
Tor the first day. In the afternoon
sightseeing and bathing were the di-
versions, and at night promenading
pool billiards, bowling, shuffleboard
ana soclabillty were the pastimes
The weather was splendid. and IN +ho
evening the mOOnlit sea presented
beautiful spectacle.
An excursion to Bethany Beach fool,
place Friday, and a cruise on tho
the plIotboat Philadelphia was the on
'ertalhment Saturday. The visitors
were taken to Cape May, returning
TO Rehoboth in time to start homaword
on that afternoon train.
The following are participating in
the reunion: Lieut-Gov. Pb1lin I,
cannon OF Brldgevilie, President Of
the Senate; Senator George W. Sharks
OF Wilmington; Senator Thomas Ster.
ing OF Henry Clay; Senator BENJAMIN
A. Groves of Marshallton. Robert |
Groves, Harold Groves and Norman
groves; Senator Artemas Smith of New
castle and Mrs. Smith; Senator J. r
Elements OF Clayton; Senator Georoe
harrington of Pennington; Senator
Charles Wright of Seaford; Repra-
sentative A. L. Tyre of Brandvwine
Mrs. Tyre and Samuel TYRE.
James P. Jones of viii.
Representative Chauneev p
Holcomb of New Castle; Representa-
tive David G. Rose of Newark. Ren
'esentative Leonard V. Aspril of Odas-
sa; Representative S. c. Derrickson
u Blackblrd; Representative J. NJ
MORRISON of Christiana; Representa-
I've George Cook of Kenton; Repre-
G. H. Paradee, t. M. Gooden f
ma W. ID. Gehman of Dover; Repre- {
Joseph Frazier of Frederica
nd Mrs. Frazier; Representative n
T. Purnell of Georgetown, Mrs. Pur.
ell and two children; Representative
'eVinus Austin of Milford; Represen- s
dVlVe H. ID. Lingo of Dagsboro; Rep. t
esentatlve Joseph d. ThOmnson of T
-ehOboth; former Representative o
heodore +. Clark Of Red Lion bun. s.
red; former Representative James w O
obertson of Wilmington; Legislativo ii
correspondent Joseph z. Wilkins. N
nomas +. Dunn of the Dover Index. a
rmer Secretary of State James Fl v
ughes; Jonathan B. Roberts of vii. al
lngton' late clerk of the Department H
Elections; former Sheriff J. E. Tav- ri
OF New Castle county; former Re. V
rider of Deeds James W. Lord Of ar
ent county; Justice of the Peace AL H
81 U. Cox OF Middletown;J. c. Nc. re
'uIIey, an executive officer Of +bo an
llmington Board of Health; Dr. Pa
ram Il. Burton of Lewes; William M
lntrup Of Wilmington; William B. Nj
-rrlnder OF Christiana; T. E. Hurn. rel
.. Parker and J. H. Emerson Of A.
ddIetown; Nicholas johnson of pe
rmlngton and G. E. Davis of Laurel