Evening journal., 1916-09-12
WATERWAYS MEN
IN PHILADELPHIA
FOR CONVENTION
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erick William Curtis. Mrs. Henry B.
thompson. Mrs. e. Tarnall Warner,
Mrs. Charles S. Gewthrop and Mrs.
w x. dupont
Following are those who comprise
the ladies' entertainmentco committee and
who will assist Mrs. Miller and her COM
mittee in receiving the guests: Mrs.
Joseph Bancroft. Mrs. Willard Sauis-
bury. Mrs. Thomas W. Miller. Mrs
James f. Price, Mrs Henry p. Scott.
Mrs. George A. Elliott, Mrs Horace
Wilson. Mrs. T. w. Wilson. Mrs.
Henry NJ Taylor. Mrs. Walter ID. Bush,
Jr. Mrs. Samuel X. Smith. Mrs. G..
Stewart Lee, Mrs William Winder
Laird. Mrs. l.. Scott Townsend. Mrs.
r. B. Hollingsworth. Mrs John j..
Satterthwait, Mrs. O. Curtis Purdy,
Mrs. A. ID. Warner, Jr.. Mrs. w. J..
Stoops Mrs. l. Pusey Wickersham,
Mrs. James p. Winchester, Mrs. Otho
Nowland, Mrs Alfred I. DUPONT. Mrs.
Wilmer Palmer, Mrs. John H. Dandy,
Mrs. Benjamin Nields, Mrs. George w.
Chambers, Mrs. Robert d. Kemp. Mrs.
I II s
Bayard, Mrs. Willard Springer, Mrs.
George Carter, Mrs Joseph H. Mar
tin, Mrs. Frederick X. Reybold, Mrs
Harrison w. Cruikshank, Mrs. A. n
Saylor. Mrs. Max Goetz, Mrs. Oscar G..
Draper, Mrs Charles NJ. Smith, Mrs.
James Kane, Mrs. r. r. Kittinger, Miss
Esther A. Megear. Miss Elizabeth
Downward, Miss Lillian M. Budd and
Mrs. Charles r. King.
Men officials and delegates who are
unaccompanied by their wives viii
be served luncheon in the green room
or the Hotel DUPONT and that part Of
the program viii be the only Stag"
affair, so 10 speak. All other Off
cials and members accompanied by
their wives will be entertained at
luncheon on the roof garden OF the
City Club
Following luncheon all will ad-
iourn TO Tho Playhouse where a
meeting viii be held A number OF
speeches will be made and there will
be other features. Speakers will be
Governor Chares r. Miller, Mayor
James r. Price william b. Megear.
Wallace j. Pierpont Mayor OF Sa-
yannah. Ga; J. Harry Coyington,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
for the District OF Columbia. and
Congressman stephen NJ Sparkman.
OF Florida, chairman of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee. who will
speak on THE Work Of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee"
The public generally is invited 10
attend the meeting in The Play
house.
The visitors will leave town on the
Alb oclock boat for Delaware City.
whore they will be entertained until
$50 o'clock. at which time they will
leave for Philadelphia On Friday
they Will go to Camden. N. j.. where
they will be entertained. The con-
vention will conclude with a meeting
to be held at the Bellevue-Stratford
in Philadelphia on Saturday night.
Delaware is being represented by
large delegation at the convention.
Delegates were appointed by Governor
Charles r. Miller. Mayor James II.
Price and William y. Megear. presl-
dent OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
The delegates are as follows:
BY Governor Honorable
James +. Price, William II. Heald.
William n. Megear, William T. Budd.
Samuel X. Smith, william G. Coke. L.
Scott Townsend. Henry p. Scott.
Thomas w. Wilson. Colonel J. ]. Sat-
terthwait, willard II. Speakman,
Walter d. Bush. Jr.. Hon. Henry c.
Downward. sCharles S. GawthrOp. o.
Curtis Purdy Henry NJ. Taylor. John
Bancroft, Joseph Bancroft. George
Carter. A. o. II. Grier. J. w. Rey-
bold. Royden K. Jones, Joseph H. Mar
tin. the Hon. Henry A. DUPONT. the
Hon. Willard Salisbury, George W.
Sparks. Charles A. Rudolph. Matthew
J. Murphy Peter J. Ford, Josiah Mar
vel, william G. Ramsay, Benjamin A.