Evening journal., 1911-08-19
BUCKALEWS
In REUNION
Well Known Family Meet
Again at Springs to Ex-
change FellCitles

Members of the Buckalew family
held their second reunion at Bran
DIVINE Springs on Thursday. The day
was spent in sports and games of all
descriptions.
Luncheon was also enjoyed IN the
park. The oldest member of the fam
lily present was Howard Buckalew.
who had reached the ripe old age OF
SO years and the youngest was Miss
Clara Morris. a great grand daughter,
aged six weeks.
The family was called TO attention
by the president, Theodore H. Bucka-
lew, who made the address OF well
come and read several letters OF regret
from relatives who we're unable to
attend.
During the year four members Of
the family died.
The morning sport was a grme OF
baseball between the married men
and the unmarried men, the unmar-
ried men winning TO 4.
The afternoon was spent In running
races.
The bag race was won by Howard
Buckalew, Sd.
The mems race was won by George
Whiteside of Wilmington.
Theodore Buckalew was starter and
William II. Morris announcer
The family reelected officers as
] follows:
Howard Buckalew, president; Theo-
dore II. Buckalew, vice president;
Ienie Buckalew, secretary. Mrs. Belle
/ Otley, treasurer. Following was the
committee on sports and entertain-
ment for the day: Mrs. Lottie Price,
chairman; Lewis Turner, Kate White
side. Omer Howard, Lille Evans.
Badges-William H. Morris, chair
man; Mrs. Lewis G.. Turner. z. u.
Buckalew and Mrs. Florence Buck
alew
Those attending the reunion we're
Howard Buckalew. Mrs. Frank
Buckalew and Warren, Myrtle, Mil
dren, and Franklin Buckalew; Mr.
Mrs. Theodore Buckalew, Howard
Ralph. Mary and Arville Buckalew
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ridgon, c. Paul
Ridgon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Turner
Mrs. Belle .otley, John Otley. Jr., Isa-
belle Otley, Mrs. A. r. Morris, Fred
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nor.
ris, Franklin Morris, Mrs. Lottie Price
Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ. Whiteside, John
George. Frank, Morris and Elus
Whiteside, Miss K. B. Whiteside, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Whiteside, Anabelle
William, Jr., and Mildred Whiteside
Mr. and Mrs. w. Mccoy. Howard
Clarence, Phoebe, Bertha and Alicl
Mccoy; Lillian Evans, Mrs. NJ. +
Davis, all of Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Morris, William r. Morris. Fran.
els Morris. of Newport; Mrs. Lydia
ONeal, Sellersville; Mr.. and Mrs
Jennie W. Buckalew, Mrs. Mary Jan,
! Chrother, Mrs. B. A. Albany, Rolanc
Albany, Mrs. James Winzar, Mrs
James Galloway, of Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Howard, of Ches
> ter; Mrs. Lucia Buckalew, Mr.. an
Mrs. Edgar Buckalew, Edgar Bucka
alJew. Jr., OF Philadelphia; Jessie Buck
F alew, u S. Navy; Mrs Anna Newell
Miss Mary Newell Frank Newell, c
Lincoln University. Pa; Mrs Angus
tus Ficco and Lewis Ficco, of Avon
- dale, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Abram Ross
e of Unionville; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiliar
: Buckalew, and Estella, Helen, SYPHILIS
, Everett, Agnes, jerome, Thomas. Dor
l othy Buckalew, of Kenneth Square
Leonard Ross, of Costesville, Par Mrs
? NJ. r. Buckalew, John e. Buckalew, Z
/ j. Buckalew, of Toughkenamon; MrE
{ Margaret McDermott, Miss Franci
5 McDermott, of West Grove; Mr.. ali
2 Mrs. Al. Buckalew and children, c
p New York; John Buckalew, of NeV
p York; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SimmonI
Jerome Simmons, of Chester, Pa; Mis-
o. Bessie Ewing and Reba Ewing, G
5 Wilmington; George Buckalew, {
{ Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Morris an
Edith, Emil, Henry, Elizabeth, Rot
Q ert, Milton and Clara Morris, of VII
mington; Mrs. p. NJ. Camp, Miss Mar
Camp. of Laurel. Pa; Mrs. Herr
Donaghy, Miss Alice Donaghy, Wilbo'
Barton and Howard Donaghy, of Ken
net Square.