The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-12

lShed by Mr.. Roth, OF the st. NlcnclaS.
Among the most prominent guests were
Archbishop Purcell. Attorney General De
Bishop Jaggar and wife, vens.
Rev. ]. G. Montfort Robt. Mitchell and wife.
Gen. Sherman. H. B. Banning and wife.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan. G. P. Miller.
Judge Taft and wife. Mrs. Yorke.
T. D. Lincoln and wife. Miss Grace Miller.
Geo. H. Pendleton. Col. Dayton.
Elliot Pendleton. VIM Shoenberger
Edmund H. Pendleton. VIM. H. Smith and wife
A. II. GOshorn. OF Chicago
W. p Hubert and wife, A. II. Hinkle and wife
Mrs Thomas Sherlock VIM. H. Davis and wife
Miss Sherlock. Philip Hinkle and wife
DR.. Williams and wife. August Vessel and wife
| Oliver Perrin and wife. M. Halstead
B. B. Whiteman and |. NJ. Jordan and wife
wife. VIM. Clifford Netf and
Mrs Theodore Cook wife
David Gibson and wife. F. Hassaurek.
George McAlpin thornton M. Hinkle and
A. F. Perry and wife. wife.
Mrs Filley VIM. Means and wife.
L. B. Harrison and wife. Geo. W. Jones'
| Mr. and Mrs Demmick G. W. Moullon and wife.
| w. II. Hughes Richard smith and wife.
| Robert Hesea and wife. Samuel r. Reed
Warner NJ. Bateman and Drausin Wulsin.
| wife. Reuben r. Springer.
Ozro ]. Dodds Judge Cox and wife,
| Adolph Wood and wife, Judge Harmon and wife
| Judge Johnston. Hon. Thomas L. Jones
Judge Foraker and wife. Newport
Fl. W. Whelpley and Samuel +. Hunt
wife. Mrs B. F. Plympton.
]. Wayne Neff and wife.
About half-past o'clock the Presiden
tial party left for the Highland House tc
attend the Thomas Orchestra Concert The
Belvedere was handsomely decorated fol
the occasion, and many visitor had to &C
away being disappointed in not obtaining
seat. During the intermissiOn the Presi
dent was called upon to speak, but he in
troduced General Sherman, who spoke in
his clear manner and was loudly ap
plauded. Attorney General Devens also
made speech. Mrs. Hayes made her bow
to the audience and was loudly cheered
The concert was success, and then the
party left for the Grand Hotel.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD EXCURSION.
Shortly after o'clock this mornin,
President Hayes, Gen. Sherman, Attorne,
General Devens, Rutherford an,
Berchard Hayes and number o
citizens took carriages at the Crane
Hotel for the Southern Railroad Depo
where a special train of one baggage ant
three passenger cars was waiting thei
arrival. The rear car, in which the Presl
dent rode, was built specially for excursion
purposes, and was finely decorated witt
| flowers and plants. The train Will make
short halt at Lexington and reach the Higl
bridge where they will remain TO
three hours Upon their return this even
ing the President and party will be enter
tained by the Lincoln Club. The follow
ing is the list of gentlemen who were invit
ed to join the excursion and with a yer.
few exceptions were on hand:
Henry Mack, S. Lester TAYLOR, Georg
W. Forbes, J. w. Neff, B. F. Evens, Jaco
Seasongood, VIM. Glenn, G. 7. Potts. Judg
Harmon. Gazzam Gano, George w. Jones
Louis Seasongood H. W. Brown, Jaco
Carlisle, G. w. West. William
McMaster, T. R. Handy, Juliu
Dexter, A. r. Goshorn, H. J. Urnel
Theo. Cook, ]. W. Heron, ]. F. Blackburn
Thomas L. Young, Gov. J. T. Carlisle, Hor
w. S. Groesbeck. Robt. Mitchell, Sam'l T
Reed Murat Halstead H. P. Boyden, Judg
Force, Geo. II. Pendleton, George Wiltshire
, C. L. NJ. Dayton, w. M. Bateman, Brge
Cunningham, Stanley Mathews, S. Dav
Jr, Governor Bishop, Larz Andersen
Charles Jacobs, J. Kirby, John E. Bell, ,
Mccormick F. B. Pimpton.