Evening journal., 1921-09-19
LANCASTER FOLK
come TO BOOST
GLAZED KID WEEK
continued from FIrst page.

rieties OF footwear, all made from
Wilmington glazed kid.
In the lobby OF the Hotel dupont
there blossomed forth one OF the
handsomest exhibition booths i'm
agnable. Flowers and palms pro-
vided splendid setting for display
OF skins and shoes Of all styles.
Similarly, in the main banking room
of the Equitable Trust Company.
there appeared, literally as If over
night, both likewise adorned with
flowers and dozens OF glazed kid
shoes and glazed kid skins.
1t was noticeable, too, that the
people Of the city evidently appre-
ciate the spirit OF the celebration,
for many today bought glazed kid
footwear. Dealers reported sales
surprisingly good.
Lancaster Party Arrives.
Promptly at 1915 o'cpck thfs
morning a cavalcade Of motor cars
assembled at the Eleventh street
side Of the Hotel dupont. and a few
minutes later set off for the State
line. on the Kennett Pike, to well
come the delegation OF business men
from Lancaster, Pa, who were in
vited to attend the glazed kid ce,e-
bration and banquet tonight.
Earlier in the day a phone mess
age from Lancaster stated that the
visitors we're leaving for Wilmington
at o'clock and that there were 60
men and women in the party. The
Lancaster visitors. It may be ex-
planned, are today returning a call
made by Wilmington members OF
the Mercantile Section OF the local
Chamber of Commerce some weeks
ago.
The following members Of the
Wilmington Mercantile Section were
in the receiving party:
,ei Horace =. Warrington, chairman
~ George A. Gewher, John J. Powell
- Joseph II. Martin. Daniel S. Laub
Alfred Levy Leon Walker Harry
- Braunstein. Theodore Grant. William
- S. Clay. Abram Sayer william A
n Mode. Thomas w. Jakes, o. c
o. Purdy, f. r. Davis. Ben Wolfman
is' Elwood A. Davis. Max Matthes Johr
g Govatos. Wilmer Stradley. Bennet
es Levy. John S. Mullin, Jr Bob Kay
pm Nathan Miller, William p White
Edwin W. Lintner, Theodore Tuck
an erman, Harry j. Harkins. Johi
in Scott. Ellwood Souder. Frank p
as ODonnell, w. L. Fillman Max Keil
c. NJ. Banks.
II Automobiles were furnished 70
the occasion by Messrs. Lintner
Gewehr, White. Miller, Govatos
Stradley. Tuckerman. Keil, Clay
O'Donneli. Powell. Souder.
In addition to these members o
. the mercantile section. wnliar
iii T.. Budd. secretary, and Car
III tain c. n. Dillon. assistant secrC
~ tarv OF the Chamber of Commerc,
went to the State Line to welcom
the visitors.
Names of Visiting Guests.
- The welcoming ceremonies at tn
State Line, about il o'clock, require
only a few minutes
n Those in the Lancaster party are
ed A. X. Raub. president of Chambe
all Of Commerce; W. A. BrinkmaI
Brinkman Wall Paper Co, vice-pres
an ident Chamber of Commerce; Joh
in ]. Bair, chairman retail division
be Chamber Of Commerce; w. /
n Morey, secretary, Chamber Of Con
T., merce b. Frank Backman, jaime
'U SPOTS, j. A. Roehm, d. Wnbu
Ryan, S. Kurtz zook. Ross {
Pill Weaver, Martin Frank. Leroy ]
ais Bair. c. Z. Schaeffer, Samuel Al
=, tekar. A. NJ. Brenneman, B. Fran
Snavely, ID. W. Miesse, ID. w. Mess
hd II. X. Baumgardner. w. r. Ser
aid senich. H. r. Siegler. II. d. Enso
be George r. Huber w. O. Fraile
he Fred A. Wiker, II. T. Wilbur, Charl,
S. Hoffmeier Charles NJ Coldre
r. L. Gerhart. J. C. Forney. Euger
W. Blickenderfer, Charles II. Brehr
Frank S Groff. James II. Cleave
b. r. Wilmer. Clarence Wohlse
Miles Goodman. Neil McConomy.
IN A. sauber. F. r. Williamson. Ne
v son Waltman. Walter A. Heinits
II A. L. Leaman. C. W Stehman. d
~ Park p. Breneman. II. b Cochra
J. U. Fritchey. b. b. Gross. b.
Barr, W. W. Appel, r. b. Seldom
ridge. Frank X. Sener. f. C. Hert
i'm Ter and Milton Gingrich.
uns Sightseeing Tour. Lunch.
ded on arriving in Wilmington. a ge
nds eral tour Of points Of interest W
ar made and the guests taken TO Il
Hotel dupont. There elevators we
,ro- called into use and 'all visited q
Z Of roof from when general view Of d
ial- city was had.
un- Following this the visitors al
nd hosts assembled in the duBar
spe- room AT - o'clock for lunch.
,nal At the luncheon Horace p. Wa
! at rington, chairman of the Mercant
Section, presented Mayor Harry,
,uid who welcomed the Lancastrians
,ard Wilmington. Mayor Harvey hum,
ously referred TO the visit Of {
Lancaster men. saying that IN
came here to get-together with lol
business men in a "skin game" :
although It was on the square a
aboveboard, nevertheless IL v
glazed over Evidently he v
"kidding." The Mayor was war
hearted in his welcome and told (
guests from Lancaster that the C
is wide open to them.
Boat Trip on River.
I'M Shortly before o'clock the l.;
castrians and receiving commit
motored to the Wilson Line wha
where the steamer City Of Wilmii
ton was waiting for them W
steam up The vessel was dona
iisN for river trip by the Wilson Ii
the on oDtson O0Sr1 .ne o9ae 'ne & visitors ;s
.,, several scores Of other members
e.. the local Chamber OF Commerce.