Smyrna times., 1933-05-31
NM TLAUDs
gII IgFIGIISLATORS
,.semblv Mem
neIightful Long
rppd' Reception
LAW MAKERS $

~ y, roiced his praise Of the
VI tbev had gone about
" u, # enacting new laws
". He said he had re-
o2s bills that were pass
u senate and the House
! tss exception Of about
!| NJ .s.Ilenged anyone to IND
I. ~ measures enacted.
v 4 f,rther he believed the
!. wbole would benefit by
.3,, -,.gi.lation and he gave un-
..,i,s 10 the members OF
l.stllre for the conscienti-
l.-sr IN which they devoted
rs to the task before them
|. o,casion to voice his SEN
III i 4 reception he rendered
sssI,sSsrs of the Senate and
I / bis estate "Longwood'
i vrnstt Square Wednesday
ne had extended his in
70 them just before the
the session. Representa-
l,-tbsw V. Ford, Of Smyrna,
,-ong those who attended.
Ip0nt was at the main en-
to the great conservatory
1rsOually welcomed his guests
arrived. After the guests
.subled Mr.. DUPONT person
r5pcted them through the
d r,tory, where they saw trop-
4 ritz growing, gorgeous or
bloom, rare and brilliant
ferns and greens in pro
and even cactus plants
rly on the arid deserts Of
VII West, thriving under hot
81 orditions that approximat-
climate and soil conditions
d to the regions in which
Dlsnts thrive. 1t was all a
= ton 10 most of the legisla-
81 few Of whom had visited the
Us before. During this tour
filed the conservatory, the
from a great pipe organ be-
lniible in every part of the
ing Throughout most Of the
Ing The concert continued with
bin STinnen at the console.
ut $50 o'clock Mr.. DUPONT in
bis guests into the dining
here dinner was served. At
splendid repast the visitors
1sd in the lounge, and it was
/ Nr dupont told them of his
sation of the splendid work
n did at Dover during the ses-
He voiced his gratefulness
\ as courteous reception given
l1On the occasion Of his visits
: legislative hall. He said
The session was unusually
y be thought the members of
ls and House could justly take
Z the work they accomplish
ne duration Of the session
''d how carefully and thor
y they had considered every
nat came before them. Re
we're made by William A.
1ioH, president pro tenn of the
s representatives Walter G..
l j., and Scott w. Rees, all
aan assured Mr.. dupont of
appreciation of the help he
gwen the members in trying to
some Of their problems. The
we're then invited to the
|sH where there was staged a
f@y q the wonderful electric
2ns' probably the only ones
-sr Kind to be found in this
81 q the country. The legis-
y watched the display for
an hour and all Of them de-
/, y i surpassed anything Of the
nsy mad ever witnessed.
Guests At Smoker
Y then thanked their host for
losilul evening and departed
Y several Of the members were
N Il a smoker at the Elks
Inose attending the recep-
4 Longwood were: Senators
..ai'n, VanSant, McIntire, Grif-
3 Davis, Glenn, Hart, Frash.
s.'en' Cannon, Neugebauer
N'on' Speaker Robinson, Rep
n ives Dugan, Van Solver
!. -, Eaton, Kelton, Bonham
/, ! rice, Schroeder, Cleaver
!, rfyor' Ford, Jackson, Poore
~ ~ Jones, Wilson, Owens
1ley, Y Bennett, McCabe, PIN.
hopkins; Willard d. Boyce
u I0rmer Senator T,horlae w
i. .,.'y, Dover; George BarnhiIl
y. u. AsOoerger, Stewart Lynch
I. u ! \ Terry, Jr., William f
Il l.s.' george shtofman, Rev. c
~ v. J. Mcvey.
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