Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-20


She has been attending a peace convention at
Mystic, Conn.,, where she met the vice-presidential
candidate OF her party, Mr.. Love.
81 am the only bona fide candidate now In the
held," Mrs. Lockwood remarked this morningsto q
STAR reporter. "You see Cleveland hasn't ac-
cepted yet, and, OF course, there is great doubt
what he will do 1t is true that Blaine has ac-
cepted for Harrison, but the latter has not signi
fed his acceptance. My letter is out and every
body knows just where stand"
TO SPEAK AFTER Mr. CLEVELAND rs HEARD
''The latter part OF this month, she went on, II
expect to address the interstate grange near Har-
risburg, Pa Cleveland, believe will be there a
few days before the date fixed for my speech; SO
you see Will have the last chance at the crowd
and can correct any false teaching that the leader
OF the democracy may utter"
THE CAMPAIGN OF THE EQUAL RIGHTS PARTY
Is to make converts We want to md out how
the voters stand. There will be elsctoral tickets In
nearly all the states While was away arranged
for ticket In Rhode Island and Connecticut There
Is to be one In Iowa and Michigan, also In Ken
lucky and North Carolina, as well as the leading
states OF the Union"
Lockwood said that she was obliged to run home
now and then to attend TO her mall which had
reached large proportions. She said that there
was Lock wood badge prepared and 1t would be
ready for distribution soon.
WON'T HAVE THE BUsTLR FOR BADGE.
1.-THE ladies in New York" she added, swami q
badge, and there Is demand for 1t In other states
I saw some where that badge was being made
in the form OF hustle, but hope that is not the
case, as they are, j understand, going out OF
fashion. AT least, Mrs. Cleveland, / am told, has
given them up, and If the Cleveland's can't carry
De expected to do it. Inc tarin is enough tor the
democratic party. Our party Is not much inter-
ested In that subject, but we are advocating ques
ti0ns OF more general importance.
THE WASHINGTON TERRITORY DECISION.
Mrs Lockwood WAS asked what abe Thought of
the recent decision Of the Supreme Court Of wash
1ngton Territory, declaring that the legislature
has Oyerstepped its powers In comforting the right
OF suffrage upon women. She replied: 81 don't be-
decision. Women voted In Utah for nineteen years
and In Wyoming for thirteen years under precisely
similar ar conditions ana IL seems TO & me unlikely MIN ~
allowed to stand at this late date. The judges are
behind the times they will ind when they hear
nom the U. s. Supreme Court"
Society Notes.
Gen. and Mrs. VIM E Mclean left the city to-
day for Atlantic City, where they will sojourn fer
q few weeks.
Chief clerk and Mrs. Youmans are at Narragan-
sett Pier.
Count sala and the Spanish minister are at Mar
ragansett
Mr.. W. B. woxen, Of the Swedish legation, is at
Newport
Mr.. j. G. Zachry is summering at Bar Harbor.
Senator Dawes and Mrs. and Miss Dawes, Gen.
and Mrs Greeiy are at Pittsneld, Mass.
Mra and Miss Dahlgren left their South Noun
tain home last week. and were entertained by Mrs.
Capt sharpe at West Point
Col and Mrs Fred. Grant are at West Point
Admiral and Mrs Upshur are In the White Noun.
taina
The Misses Maskoe are spending their vacation
at Bar Harbor.
Dr. Il. c. Yarrow is at Quantico and M1 Var
row at is NaIragansett She win spend next month
Mrs spencer f. Baird and Miss Nay Baird are at
Pomfret, Conn, for the summer.
Mr.. and MrA VIM. Amory, tr., are at Nahant
MI. Henry Adams 10 spending the summer with
his mother, Mia Charles Francis Adams, In Quincy,
Mass
The Misses Preston, daughters Of the Haytien
minister, are accounted among the notably grace
fN dancers at Lake George.
Mrs John g: Foster, MrA and Miss Schley, and
Mr.. Geo. L Rives. are at Newport.
Mra J. h Jochum and daughter are at West
Roint
Mrs Theodore D. Wilson, with Misses Florence
and Lahore, are at Eaglesmere, Pa Commodore
Wilson will join them tomorrow. His sons, Harry
and Theodore. are ar Aurora, w. Va
The guests Of ''Sunset View" In Hamilton, Va,
gave dan.e Friday evening In the beautiful
Henry, Beai ObeG, Rot6 Nudd, Caller, LiIisn. EfSe
Cha cSamoin and xsssr 4aiOos @ S9 HsnT, erS TSomss m
Wiley, Poulton, Smith, MeArden, Nichols, small
wood, Hodges, Sherman, ana Lake.
Ma Mary 4 Bibb Of selma. Ala, ID spending
the summer with her sister, Nn0 Upscomb, at
170O Massachusetts, avenue.
NrA q. h Hsmplef and childEsa are as oakton,
Va
Ma L o. Talbot has gone to Cleveland TO
attend the meeting Of the American Association
for the Advancement Of Science, and VIII vtsn the
Exposition at Cincinnati.
Ma g II. Kaufman, Miss Louise Kaufman,
Victor KaunmAnn, and MrA RudOlph Kaufman
end children leu thu morning for Camp Percy, n.
r., where they WIN remain until the la9S 0f sep
tombeE.
MA J. H win1nson and Miss Emma 4. wnhn-
son aretn Par1A
Kn A. r spo0prd and Min 0ponord left this
uWnang for NaasaqhussstA 20 - present % the re-
union q the Spo6ord fA@1ly 9 0eorDesown.
l August2o and 50 1E A. r 6po6ord VIII JOIN
Them u q 1eWday1
Tne Win ind famlly q II. r. Boswell, clerk
Of the senate committee on tho plgE1ct q colum-
QA hsNtseturnsd nom pfney Point ana win loaye
tb-m6frow Dor the Virginia mou1taan4
! Third Am11tans poUcmaoeeE-0enerA Harris and