Evening journal., 1913-08-01
fcontinued from FIRST Paeel

II. Fl Smith, Chaflcs 6noptll, Wiz
liam ]. Johnston Of Philadclphia,
William T. Morris, A. S. Linvill,
Emmor Roberts. Byron r. Roberts,
John Buttory. H. A. Butz. Saunders G..
Dillon Richard p. Reed, A. w.
Walker. Frank v Whitener john II.
Peach. Victor Hughes, Nathan
Mnlcr. Eiv rd H. Rimlinger Clar-
ence +. Pyle a REC duBcll. David j.
Ballineor. Mo0restoHn. y. j. II. c.
Evans. J. r. McCord. Chadds Ford,
Frank ]. Williams. Holly Oak Del, /
Charles A Ruttcr. Holly Oak Del,
j. Atwood Woldn, Blue Ball. j. J. /
poirco. Horace Wilson Charles S. /
Robh. Henry Snyder, John j. Hayes, T
Harry Comfy Charles p. Palmer, s. /
y. Durstcn. j. r. Moore. James +. (
Mrivor. Frederick Brady Edward w.
Mclntire. C. II. Card, James II Kane, /
James Meharg, John ID. Kurtz. Norris /
Levy. b. H. Shallcross M. Cook,
Richard Marr. Louis Jacoby, II r. I
Smith. w. A. Fleming, John y. Neale
Edge Moor. Del, Frank O'Donnel, /
Benjamin 8. Dowdell, j. II. Bartlett
l. y. Squlbh. BENJAMIN A. Groves,
Ezekiel Cooper, VIM. A. McCrone,
Henry G. Kurtz, j. II. Mehahey,
Jerome 3D. Bell, Dr. Wm- II. Hancker,
Alfred b. Moore, Col. John IT, Lay
field Van Horn Ely of Pittsburgh,
George w. Sparks r. W. Wilson, j.
c. Rowland, Harold NJ. Ware OF
Arden. Harry S. Rodermel, VIM. Il
Betts Geo. S. Charles. VIM A.
Heindle. VIM H. Gibbons. VIM. q.
Robelen. VIM. b. Holland, I'D. r.
Pusev. w. ID. Bush. Edward r. Kurtz,
Chas. r. Williams. S. c. Guy, S. j.
Baird, John n. Morris A. a Morris.
John NJ. Truax. VIM. 4. Morris, w.
Scott Vernon, Chas. II. Gray, o. G..
GoOden Howell s. England, r. y.
Ridgoway, Artemas Smith, Jas. W.
Lattomus. Harrison Cruikshank,
Oliver A. Newton. Newton L. Grubb,
]. Milton Davidson, Colonel Theodore
Townsend
The special train arrived IN Ber-
lin al 1925 and Mayor Orlando Har-
rison escorted the visitors To one OF
the big buildings where nifty baskets
OF the Harrison g. Sons Nurseries
choice peaches we're served TO the Del
awareans as faster They did
fun Justice to the peaches and then
after taking a refreshing wash the
Wilmingtoniaus we're escorted to a
large PAVILION at the Harrison Nur-
series. where dinner was served. The
canopy had been erected specially for
the occasion with tree branches for
the roof. Two tables were stretched
the fun length OF the arbor-like DIM
inr room and 120 we're at each table.
When the business man gets day g
outing and long ride and pleasing
associations TO whet his appetite and
MARYLAND fried and roast chicken.
fried FISH, ham, potatoes. rolls, Mary
land biscuits. Watermelons oante-
loupes. ice cream and lemonade as
we'll as baskets of choice peaches,
ne is apt 10 forge the daily grind
and Join others like him in having
the "time Of his life
While appetites were workina
above the normal Harrison g. Sons
the hosts, gere equal 10 the occasion
After nearly 1900 persons. including
the Wilmington delegation and visi
tors from on over the Peninsula at
tending the Peninsula horticulture
Ec. ETY. we're served the waiter
were ready 10 serve as many more
ao abundant was the food suppl,
Thcn after the visitors with the eX
ccrtion OF the Chamber of Commerce
delegation had visited the 1000 acre
OF nursery stock and orchards, sup
per was ready Those at the suppei
included the delegates and visitors {,
the Maryland and Peninsula Horu
cultural Society
The dinner served required Coz
chickens. 90 young lambs. 140l
pounds Of blue fish, one car load o.
peaches. a car load of cantaloupes
carload OF watermelons and hun
dreds of Maryland biscuits. II wal
splendid show OF open-handed hos
pitallty that will not be forgotten b.
the guests of Harrison q Sons.
Twenty-Five automobiles took thl
visitors on an inspection tour of tn
Harrison orchards and nurseries II
the city people 1t appears as If ther
we're enough trees Ia the nurseries {
supply the entire country.
Some Of the Wilmingtonians ais
found time 20 take an auto trip
Ocean City, eight miles away.
Newspaper Men Meet
During the afternoon the Peninsu
Editorial Association held a meeting an
effected permanent organization. m
dues were fixed at 81 year. and Il
officers elected were the temporary ON
selected here in juno They are: Pres
dent Thomas T. Dunn, of the Indie
Dover; Vice.presidcnt S. S Shannaha
Of the Star Democrat Easton. Md Sc
retary and treasurer William 4. Alette
OF Every Evening Wilmmgtoni exec
tive committee, the foregoing Officer
and Colonel Theodore Townsend, of {
Chronicle. Milford: C. l.. Vincent of {
Democratic Messenger, Snow Hill, al
Spencer r. Rogers OF the Accom-
News. Onancock. Va.
Men prominent in the civic life a
agricultural life of the entire Dcawa
Peninsula were IN the gathering at {
Harrison Nurseries for the day. IL "
an event on the Eastern Shoro-one
the most important meetings in the h
tory Of that rich territory that produ,
inuch and could 1T intensely cultiyat
feed much of the United States II
fordcd an unprecedented opportunity
promote solidarity of Wilmington a
ihe Peninsula. Delegations were prcst
from Western MARYLAND and also frl
Lancaster "a.
After most of the gathering had q
nor Robert H. lrnhnm of Baltimo
called a meeting 90 order and Oral
Harrison uf the nurseries hrm who
mayor Of Berlin. made an address
~o'colnr
Favoi Harrison's Welcome
"Mr Chairman. and members Of
Pen nsula and Maryland State TIol
cultural Societies.. Ladies' and Gent