Evening journal., 1912-05-09
Link Boulevard Project With Other History
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the different sections, thus promoting
social and business intercourse. aside
from enhancing land values and up
building agricultural Delaware, and
opening an easier way to the markets
awaiting to receive products from the
gardens and orchards Of Delaware.
Toastmaster Josiah Marvel in
sounding the harmony keynote for
Delawareans to foster the get to-
gether spirit. called upon Mayor Har-
rison w. Howell, who spoke along the
same line. but il remained for Senator
Sproul and Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Cannon
10 treat the DUPONT BouieNarl project
as an important movement Of national
Importance. to be linked with Cae-
sar Rodney's Ride and the first un-
mrlius OF the Stars and Stripes in bat
lie al Cooch's Bridge. aud other his
torical events that cause Delaware to
stand forth radiantly in the realms
OF achievement
The DUPONT dining hall was beau
tifully arranged for the Boulevard
BANQUET The platform was graeed
with large floral screen, IN front Oh
which were banked palms and lerna'
hidden Behind which was the FITS.
Infantry Orchestra, which discoursed
pleasing music during the evening"
The speakers table stretched IN trout
OF the platform and the other taoies
we're arranged at right angles 10 u.
Seated at the speakers table we're
Mt. Marvel. toastmaster. o. I. furdy'
president of the Board OF Trade sen
ator Sproul. Mr.. Miller, Mayor
Howell and Mrs. Cannon th'
speakers: Congressman William H.
Heald. Secretary OF state G. ;. kicn-
ards. John b. Wharton, OF the poNer
Board of Trade. the Rev. Or. George
r Reed, John S. Rossell. Thomas >.
Doherty Alfred ID. Warner and VIII
liam r. Budd, officers Of the Board OF
Trade. -,
Governor Simeon :. Pcnnewill was
absent because of Illness. General l.
Coleman DUPONT was unable TO be
present because of being away on a
business trip.
FLOWERS AND SONG.
The table decorations we're potleu
flowers aid carnations, the speakers
table being strcwn with crimson car
nations Il. Il. Hanna was lhs
caterer. and his corporations Win
Tho Board of Trade committee ictt
nothing TO be desired. The commit
tee. 700. had helped along the EeI
together" spirit by printing on the
menu cards verses of some popular
soncs like 'DoWn Where the Wir1-
horecr Flows" "Silyory Moon, 'Ihe
Stein Song "School DAYS,
Lemon i'm the Garden OF Love- ana
"Evcry Little Movement In "nleh
some of the verses we're changed 10
exalt the Boulevard project lha'
chorus singing docs much to promole
friendly spirit and cheer along the
"eot together" rc timent was rec0S-
nized by the committee that arranged
the dinner courses. and everybody
songs. led by Frank II. Mason parl-
tone. and J.. Frank Ayres. tonor' with
the accompaniment Of the orchestra
was ono of The delights OF the even
ine. The songs we're sung between
the dinner coursesh, and everybody
ioined i'm them with vim, Kent an'
SUSSEX guests were Neing with then
New Castle county neighbors IN w
outhurst OF praise OF the Boulevard
In the course OF tho evening MI
Mason and Mr. Ayres also sang solos
end the entertainment by these artist
WAS highly appreciated, Mr. Mason
sang as a solo the GYPSY Song, an'
Nr Ayres sang mine"
The menu was:
Little Neck Cocktail
Cream of Fresh Asparagus
Olives Celery Almond
Shad Roe With Bacon
Sauterne
Cucumber Salad Potato BAH
Roast SQUAD Chicken
New Potatoes French fea
G.. II Mumm's Extra Dry
Roman Punch
Cigarettes
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Cheese Toasted Crackers
fee Cream Fine Cake
Coffee
Cigar