The Evening critic., 1882-01-31
THE EVENING CRITIC.
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W. NSM8 80 NAfN AANNt I,NAAWs
Ttsfc waa qriie rathcrins VI Iowa poo.
Nle az thc residence of Cangrlssm1n N. A.
McCoId iaai uiaht u welcome their newly.
elected seraioHt senator Allison was in.
trcdurcd by Hon. w. II Clark, and De
welcomed thf quests Of tho evening. Tho
responses of both selalar Wilson aai Nc
Din were peculiarly suited tn tho temper
of the orclisiDn as they gracefully thanked
their nituds ior the hearty welcome. Shors
fpccchss were then mlac hy Hon. William
rhumrrou, the first member of Congress
sent ffom tho First District or Iowa. aud
Hon. George ". Jones one ul the hrst SEN
atofs fron the State followed by Hon.
Henry u'Conuor. who, on tho part Of the
association. ravc expression 10 is sprrccia.
tion OF the gcucFous hospitality of Goa.
err1tman Mctoid and ais cstimab,c lady.
several hcautifai. sougs were effectively
rondcicd by Mr. n. n. Rogers At the close
Of the addresses, aftcr which q general
HANDWRITING took possession OF the pro
pIammc. Everywhere present dnring the
evening were the genial host and graceful
hostess, the latter being assisted in receive
ing heguests by her sister, Miss Kate Ire
land
Among those present were Senators
McDill and Allison, senator elect Wilson,
ex.Scnators Harlan aud Jones, Secretary
Kirkwood. Gen. J. A. Williamson. Gen.
Auditor Of the Treasury; CongresSmen
Farwell, Deering, Thompson, Cuts, Kasson.
Hepburn and Carpenter; William Thomp-
sou, lowa's irst Representative cx.GOv
lowe, Charles Bcardslcy, Fourth Auditor
Of the Treasury Gen. Henry O'Connor, J.
Vandeverter, Lieut.. Hoxic, Mrs. ioxic
Winnie Ream) and mother, Hon. $. NJ.
Clark (keokuk Gate Ci'y), Hon. I'd Russell
CDavenport Gd-eiiel. Mrs. Edith Thummel,
II,phnft. Hapniior aud Mts
u. l.. Hepburn, Mrs. Secretary Kirk
wood and daughter, Mrs. G. G.
Carpenter, Mrs. William Thompson,
Miss Kate McDill, Mrs Gen. Williamson
and daughter, Mrs. S. $. Farwcl and
daughters, Miss Kate Voorhis, Miss Kate
Ireland, Miss Jennie Skinkle, Mrs. Hem,
of Buffalo, n. Y; Mrs. Mcpherson, Miss
Carrie Hickenlooper, Mrs. j. A. Stewart,
Miss Rose Cook, Mrs. Cromwell, Mrs &. G..
Graham, Mrs. II. Taylor, Mrs. o. B. Brown,
Miss J. Vaughn, Miss Eta Williams, Mrs.
Il. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. NJ. Doddcr, Mrs. John
Boyd, Mrs n. Beach, Mrs. w. G. Graham,
Misses De Mowbray, Mrs II. L. Crosby and
daughter, Miss Lulu Love, Mrs. Charles
Beardsley, Miss Fanny Arkwright, Mrs.
John Clark, Miss Beach. Mrs. Beatty. Miss
Alexander Mrs Nettie Sandford, the news
paper correspondent, and daughter, Mrs
Gen. Clark, Mrs. O'Connor, Miss Isabel
Clark, Mrs. Gallatin, Mrs. Benning. Hon.
w. p. Clark, George Christ, w. w. Uttz,
]. M. Vale. S. " Proudfit, Capt J. M. Cur
rie, d. D. Gallatin, A. S. Scott, Il, A. Bur
ton, c. III. Babbitt, George Hickcnlooper,
ii. III. Kingsley, o. n. Herring, George
COwie, II. NJ. Ewing, Frank Bleakmore, T.
U. Idding, j. +. Carnell, f. B. Pickrell, J..
p. Driver J. Z. Grantham, Capt, Wilkin,
George Doolittle, S. d. Frye, X. l.. b..
Clarke, Paymaster Cowie and wife, J. l..
Mcft traarv tyifa and dauUhfara HIM Tanes
S. Morgan, L. Fitzpatrick, L. jackson, W. III.
Sibley, s. Burlingame, O. Il Brown, II. p.
Ninshall,.H L. Clark, L. S. Bailey, p. +.
Hall, L. w. Hickok, John Boyd, G. G. Gra-
ham, Fitzpatrick, Gen. IL. Rice and lady,
+. NJ. Clark, J. II. Baiy and wife. NJ. Beach,
Major Mabley, s. ii. Chapman, w. p. Dun
woody, John Bosworth and lady, II. w.
Love, l.. Melins Hawkins Taylor A. j
Benton, w. S. Tasker, S. G.. Clark, Il. II
Kimball, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, Paymas-
ter Wilcox, L. G. Dilley, ID. ii. solomon,
and p f. Clark