The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-14
TIE NATIONAL RIFLES, .Ar noxE.r

Despite The lncemeDcy OF the weather Thursday
evening last the friends and patrons Of the National
hlhes to the number OF 1ye hundred attended the
reception OF this popular organization. The beaufi
ful hail. SO well known for Its brilliant social gather
lngs, never before contained brighter or more ele-
gantly dressed assemblage OF fair women and hand
some men. 1t fully equaled the reception given at
the same place Monday evening by the Army and
Navy. The hall was artisticaliy decorated the ar
raDgement OF the decorations being the theme OF
universal admiration. The eveT-popuar Louis
Weber orchestra furnished the dancing music, the
programme OF which embraced the choicest of
STRAUSS. Sulyan's, Suppe's, and FahTbachs selec-
tons The guests Of the kines were received by
Mrs. John A. Prescott, assisted by Misses Minnie
Karr, Emma Rasner, Matinee Meske, of Albany, n
VI Minnie Calhoun, OF Austin, Texas, and Minnie
Mcmillan, VINO extended 70 az most hearty wei
come, the guests were introduced by Lieut.. George
W. Evans, the chairman OF the reception committee.
Among few OF the large number of the friends OF
OF Colonel and Mrs, NJ. NJ Parker, Hon. and Mrs. q.
I; Lincoln. Miss Bertha Lincoln, Mr. Dresser, OF
cihSesso Miss gohns Of New YORK; Mss Robinson,
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John a. Prescott Miss
MaImse u. Meske. Miss May Muller, MI: and Mrs.
Florence seloy, Miss Emma Detweiler, Miss Flor
ence Boyd, Miss Stoddard, Miss Minnie Mcmillan,
Miss Clara Brown, Mrs b. L. Lsmble, Miss Kaile
Mamie Gray. the Misses Eberly, Miss Georgle
wrenn, Mr. Joseph NJ. Wilson aud the Misses VII
and Mrs. r. II. Wade, the Misses Karr, Miss Tenie
OZARK, MI. j.. Wilson Davis, Miss Amy Young
se MIA Spa Moi Noise o s.s Br Miss
Rankin, Dr. George b. Welc6, Miss Louise Gaieski.
Miss larIe slusleT, Colonel and Mrs. II. A. Ssllg-
Rolzer, Mira g. ID. Hood, the Misses Williams, Miss
Hattie kinmsn, Mr.. ana Mrs. W; \, Hoffman, Mr.
Mrs. j. Is. sheckels, Mr. and Mrs. sprlngsteen, Mr.
W. Is, Moses, Miss Nellie lTonsldes, Miss Hattie l.
hopkins, Miss Rosa korn, Mr. and Mrs. Henri
Morgan, Miss Katie Young, Miss Ida Tomnson,
Mss :, Blanche Maitingy, the Misses Harvey,
MrF. w. II. Combs, Mr.. aud Mrs. o. 4. Thompson,
Miss Julian Hcylman, Miss Nellie Kelley, Mr. and
MA. d; w. Harrington, Miss Cora spangier, Miss
Ryder, Miss Annie Turrsse, Miss Sailor, Mr.. and
Mrs q. J. kntner aud Messrs. w. ". Canleld r.
+ Aape FAR Rider, se sRrakkG ns r h @eI
Brown, sydney y. smith, Charles Session., c. ii.
warner Thomas l. Miller W. H. Moore, W. Y.
McMurray, y. Z. Moran j. j. collns, i. {. Lewis.
Preston Day, 10. Newman, Lee d. MOsner, ". L.
clapp VIII Robinson, j. 7. Kininer, George S. Liy.
lngsion, John H. Payne, J. Is. Kelly, Frank. Ward
". W Case, Frank BgrkarI, Il MatinglS, pr. :. Il.
Rogers Dr. 81. r.; Finley, II. q; seNeDi n. J. CLARK
Brands, ). 4, Arundell, Wllf DuncAn, A. L. Morse
~. s; hatchns, A. W Hodgkin, Col; a; y. Dicker-
y. Beall, g II. kaub. John l.. Burkari, q. s. Can,
ned, /. $. fIisioe, Frank NJ. Evans, W. b, Hlbbs
W. r. ClarL, j. w. Anderson, George G. Gorham H.
j. bIookings, Col. II. A. pearce, George 5. o'Hara
Lambert, q. a. Burnett, Thomas d. Singleton, joe
Shoemaker, Frank Henry, Edwin o. Temple, W. l.
II. s. Berlin, VII s. Knox, W. Wright, Paul Sulll
| van, Ihomas II. Mitchell, Charles S, Domer II. u
| heal, Charles L. Gibbs, MahlOn Purcell, VIII john
nqiks, y. w. AIKEN, q. b. Smith, J. II. Jorbert, j
! ". Hollingsgorth, j. s. Ellis, j. NJ. Grady, o. Y
sShom9' ): II. soneryllle, Nute Collamer, W. II
ShQaie, Boon s. Penuebaker Z. =. Merit, r. a
/ Nam, vincent Miller, w. l.. MeGTeal, Miss sellz
Mis- Minnie Morgan and Mr.. Webster Morgan, "
bIllReilAe, Fai and MISS l.onola Morgan, of can
nonsouIg, IA.