Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
PUSEY & JONES MEN
Given by Athletic Association,
Last Night, at Nobis, in
Honor of Baseball Club.

In recognition OF its good work during
the past wear. the baseball club Of The
Pusey X Jones Co, WAS honorcd III
banquet Mt NobiS Hotel. last night,
which was given by the P'1sct Jones
FmpIoves Athletic Association. being the
first annual dinner Of that Organlzahon
The presence Of high officials oi the
conlpanv, as guests. showed their interest
in the employees and their encouragement
of hcalthf,I. honest sport The banquet
hall was filled with happy crowd, winch
was entertained by IN interesting pro
gram. that included music by the Pusry
4 Jones orchestra performances pN
vaudeville teams from W. l.. Dock
stader's Garrick Theatre. and some bret
addresses The intermingllng OF depart
mcnt heads and suhoTdluatcs cNcmplltcd
The democratic spirit which obtains at
The P,Isev & Jones works which Doubt
less is n factor in the good results op-
tanned at the various plants. \ tempting
menu was served by Mine Host Nobis
and n corps OF efficient assistants.
The success Of the affair was due 10
the efforts of the following officers and
commuters of the association: Banquet
Committee, Harvey Nolk, chairman;
John MCGOWAN, Charles Spjcgclhaltcr;
entertainments John NcGowan menu
and publicity, Charles + \. Baird, char
man: Joseph Thomas, Jr II. T., Luz;
Officers. Nice-Presdcm. Cherries /. \.
Baird; Treasurer. Joseph Thomas. II
Secretary. Robert Morgan. the president
Joseph Carrigan. having died rcccn lyl
athletic committee John NUrry John
MCGOWAN. H. f. Lux. \. L ovcrma".
Robert Morgan.
Those in attendance At the banquet
were as follows, including guests rs well
a> the members OF the athletic asSuclatton
and the baseball team. NlsSc kariNc
assistant general manager ol the lu@cy
d Jones Co: George +. Sand> editor,
Andrew Spcgchaltcr. Jr., plant uangrr,
John MURRAY. general foreman, alt 81
whom have given material encourage
mcnt and help to the athletic ASSOCIATION
and its activities; John \. MCGOWAN,
George Chandler West Taylor, James
MCGOWAN, Samuel Leshcm, Harvey Nolk,
Charles Spiegclhaltcr, James Walsh Gregg
Gauzc, A. - Brown. G. /. \. Baird, \ f..
Overman. Max Bamberger, jos. Thomas,
.Jr.. Howard Scarbor, Mike Dlnccn. Ned
Lane, John Iaucr. Harry Cohen, " llham
Burns, W nov Nillats Andrrw It1fer.
George Rev T. lIor>oy, III. Fisher, T..
Cooper. ] Hanna ] RYuldca ] ) Rcrrv
Frank TAYLOR, James Christopher, Wei
liam Dillon William NcNcr q; l. Con-
page, William Gormlcy. Walter Campbell
James Wilson. james Couzza, Fred CoE,n.
Matt Spicgclhalter, William Hushchetk
William Cleaves, II II Cro>>au luc.u~
McCIoskcv, l. Walters James CiaIIa1tcr
Harvey Mcdowell Joseph Q Toole stan
ley McGinniS William : NIcr, Harry &.
Ncese. Harry ) Lesage, ii. ID. Allen. sam
Chimney, J. ". McCormaek. JAS Sweeney.
H. L. Nelch Carlisle lemphill. Warren
Walker. Al, Bradford ANDY Gill \ y.
Atkins Harry Rooney, james McCloskov,
". Dole, j. j. Coughin. n Dancro. Mel
lynch. II L. r., Matt Donohuc, James
Rainev, Carl koltsca rIv Jackson. John
Doughertv William l.nsman, Jasne-
Gormley, Harry Mckinney, James AIay-
hart. John Gertensberg Morris Picr~aa,
Vaughn Johnson. r. Coffin, William
Gears, Furman c. COL James Ross
Edward Scullv, Lewis Scott. Jerry Mono
han, Joseph Nolk, Charles Y. Elliott, AIav
Lesham, J. Harry 1ous, Harry T, Bishop.
Frank Lenderman. a. r. Abrahams n l.
Davis and 4. Q. II. Grier