National Republican., 1881-08-04
"AU EXCURSION.
Pleasant Trip or tho Washington Light
Inraniry-who Were There.

The second complimentary excursion
of the Washington Light Infantry Company to
Marshall Hall last night was u most enjoyable
affair About 575 OF the invited guests accepted
the invitations, and presented themselves on the
Arrowsmith before the hour of starting. The
music being exceptionally good, the dancers made
the most of the opportunities offered. The pop.
gun range did very nourishing business as 1t af-
forded the crack shots of the company an
excellent chance OF displaying their skill, and
especially successful In knocking clay pipes out of
the mouth, nose, and chin of the wooden headed
thing on the shed were Lieutenant Cash and Cor
poral Ellis both of whom have earned position
on the team for the next rifle match at Glymont,
On the return trip the Washington Light Infantry
Quartettc, consisting of Messs J. Milton Buchanan,
W. F. Morgan, Mangus Koechling, and Henry
Boswell, assisted by Mr.. Robert Yeatman and Miss
Mamie McCaiam rendered number of very well
executed musical selections which added greatly
to the enjoyment of the excursionists. The party
was very select one.
AMONG THE FAMILIAR FACES
were the following Colonel and Mrs. Ja nes \. TAFT,
Miss Jennie Knight, Mrs John A. Ellinger, Miss
Della Thomas DIR. Charles Ball, DR., Samual Began
and Indy, Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Hoover, Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reich.
enbach, Misses Dorian, Misses Irwin, Miss Skerret
Miss Bartlett, Misses Foxwell, Miss Annie Conrad,
Miss May Engcl Miss Hattie GoldsborOugh,
Miss Ella McGugan, Misses Shomo, Mrs.
c. Rcnnekcr Miss Nellie Rennekcr, Miss
Ella Ward, Miss Nellie Mccarthy, of Syracuse, n
Y; Mrs. J. H. Koefe, Mr. Detweiler and daughter,
Mrs. Galloway, Mr., and Mrs. L. II, Schneider, Miss
Hattie Dyer. Mrs. p J. Duff Mrs. Tucker, Misses
Chapman Mrs. Lieutenant ]. S. Miller, Mr.. Thomas
b. Kabfus, Of the Sunday Herald; Mrs. Thomas b.
Kalbfus, Colonel J. L, Jones, of Pennsylvania ;
Mr., j. 4. Dwycr. Mr., f. Hufty, Mr., Sol liable and
lady, Mrs. John W. Clarvoe, Mrs. Oscar W. Hough,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A, MARI, Mr.. and Mrs, Goodwin,
Misses Neumeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins,
Miss Flo Perkins, Lieutenant d. A. Bailey of
Washington Light Guards, Miss Bailey, Miss Anne
Smith, Misses Worth, Miss Emma Wilson
| Miss Alice skerrett, Miss Nellie Skerrett,
Mr. John +, Davis, Mr. George orme, of Baltimore
Mrs, H. o. ZantGinger, Mrs, A. J. Robinson, Mrs,
| @. A. Woodbridge, Miss Josie Jemison, Misses Up
perman, Misses Woodbridge, and Miss Work,
| Union Veteran Corps-Captain s. f. Thomson
and daughter, Miss Ida Miss Nettie Johnson, Dr.,
and Mrs. Donohough, c. Hartel and daughter,
Joseph ], Carnell and lady, II. II. Smith,
| Miss Mamie Fries. Miss Mamie Hughes,
Mr., and Mrs. Hughes, Miss Lizzie Roff, Mr., Robert
Anderson and lady, Mr. A. j. Joyce and lady, Ma
jor W. j. Dunn and lady, Miss Belle Hineline, Mrs,
John G. Cowle, Mrs, N. II, Camp, Mrs $. II. Jecko
Mr., G, W. Stewart and ladies, Or. 7. Donahue and
wife, Miss Nellie Johnston, Mr.. G, HaTtell, Miss
Hartoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell, Mr., II. II. Smith, aud
| Mr.. W. II. Hoover and ladies'