Evening journal., 1914-10-06

Jester, Lamott DUPONT, Irene du-
Pont, Julian Adair Max Matthes, A.
Edwin Challenberg. j. w. Morris,
Herbert ID. Belts. H. and +. Brewing
Company, A. ID. Warner j. w. Chap
pie, Joseph Bancroft. Edward Krause,
w. V. Wilson, DR.. j. Paul Lukens.
Charles c. Kurtz, A. Felix dupont,
Brosius and Smedloy, Wilmington
Gas Company, William f. Sellers.
Booker, Scott and Moore Co., Edwin
E. Rutan, Foss, Hughes Company.
Middletown Farms. Harry Partington.
Consumers Ice and Coal Company, +.
l.. Gates, Dr.. Edgar O. Bullock,
Alfred l. DUPONT, Martha X Grant, J.
M. S. Gam of st. Georges. Di. B. r.
Veasey, Gov. Charles r. Miller. Arthur
Gamble, Delaware Hardware Com
pany. Josiah Marvel. II. p. Cannon. Of
Bridgeville, c. l. Cause, d. B. Jones,
Company, A. p Corbit Of Odessa. L.
II. Broadwater, f. H. Steinle. The
Auto Car and Service Company,
James T. Mullin and Sons. r. b..
Firth, +. f. Denny. Charles Simmons.
Jr, L. c. Hardesty, w. L. Hammond,
w. 5. Burris, John Ferris, Joseph A.
Vogel Alice J. Rumford. Miss NJ H.
O'Connell, Diamond State Telephone
Company, Charles Warner. The VIII
mingtOn Automobile Company, L. A.
Ginder, Charles H. TenWeeges, Nor
ris A. Grubb, Ralph S. Grnbb, James
Martin, Sara G. Curtis, l.. ID. Davis.
David d. Ranken, Haddock- Nixon
Company, J. B. Martin. Jerome B.
Bell. DeHaven Morris, William E.
Holland. William r. Linton, f. B..
Cardwell Paint and Glass Company.
John T. Thompson, o. 3 Orth, Della
ware Electric and Supply Company.
i,5o0 Shriners to March.
Headed by the Shriners' Band of Phil
adelphia, numbering IS musicians and
loo members of Lulu Temple of the
Mystic Shrine, the fraternal parade to
be held next Wednesday evening prom
ises to eclipse any parade of like ma
ture seen I'm this city. Directly behind
the Shriners and their patrols and
mounted guards will come Humel's Band
Of Philadelphia and 200 members Of Del
aware Lodge. No. /, /. o. o. f.. of this
city. Other lodges of Odd Fellows. Inn
proved Order of Red Men and Others will
follow. The local committee of Shriners
met last night when the entertaining
of the Lu Lu Temple members here was
considered. Another meeting will be
held this evening.
The Wilmington Turngemeinde last
evening completed arrangements for
their part of the Old Home Week cele-
bration to be held next Tuesday night.
The Turngemeinde viii form at Eighth
and French streets and march TO the
hun In nnI
the latter organization will Join them.
The combined organizations with their
band will march to Sixth street to Mar
ket, to Tenth, TO Delaware avenue, TO
Washington street, to Washington
Heights.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for this evening in which the
members of the Tungemeinde will take
an active part in a gymnastic and ath-
letic exhibition. A musical program will
be furnished by the Saengerbund. All
members of local German societies are
requested to meet at either the German
or Turn Hall at o'clock next Tuesday
evening.
Following the exhibition at Washing
ton Heights a social evening will BE-
ioycd at each of the. halls
On Friday night of next week the
Turngemeindc will give a masked dance
in their hall.
Thomas f. ODonnell. chief mar
shall Of the school children's parade
to be held next week, has issued a
call for a meeting of his aides. young
men Of the February and June class
es at the High School to be held in
the boiler room of the High School
Building tomorrow night The young
men who will have charge of the va
rious school divisions will also be
present. Final arrangements for the
parade will he made nj that time