Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13
Movements Of Mr.. Blaine.
NE SPENDS SUNDAY AT MANHATTAN BEAcH-PR
GRAN FOR HIS GOING HOME.

GRAN FOR HIS GOING HOME.
The New York Sun says: The Blaine party sep
arated Saturday afternoon. Miss Margaret Blaine
and Miss Rachel sherman went TO ophir farm on
the invitation OF Mrs whltelaw Reed, and MIR. and
Mrs. Blaine, Miss Hattie Blaine, Miss Dodge.
Walker Blaine, and Col Coppinger went down TO
the Oriental Hotel 10 be the guests over SUNDAY or
Mr.. Thomas {. PlatL They went on the special
car Jockey Club over the Manhattan Beach road
Matt Quay, Joe Manley, ard other eminent repuO-
licans also registered at the Oriental The whole
party was conducted 10 rooms facing the sea and
on the west wing. The party at dinner was COM
posed OF Mt. and Mrs. Blaine, Mr.. aud MIS-. Thos
c. Plat, Senator Don Cameron and Mrs. Cam
eron. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plat, Harry Plat, Miss
Dodge, Miss Harriet Blaine Walker Baine and
Emmons Blaine. The Blaine party's appearance
at the fireworks enclosure In the evening was
greeted with applause. which Mr.. Blaine acknowl-
edged with bows and smiles but IL was In the con-
cert amphitheater that The crowd got It's best
chance. The party had front seats IA the dress
circle. senator Platt and MIS- Blaine sat together
and Mr.. Blaine and Mrs. Plat Gilmore sand
wiched In with the regular program: "Home,
Sweet Home" 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" .aaii
Home,' and "Yankee Doodle" Mr.. Blaine APP
plauded "Yankee Doodle" vigorously. Every mo-
mentary tntermission IN the music was used by
the crowd TO cheer and call for 'Blaine" AT the
end OF the concert the cheering was redoublel,
the cries OF zone word" "Just a word" went 10.
MT Blaine hesitated, and seemed about TO comply.
but did not. He was accompanied TO the hotel by
Q cheering crowd. The party returned 70 New
York last night.
Inc START IOr bO5tOn Will Ue maoc on the IL q m.
train to-day, O regular train that Will make the
usual stops. Mr.. Blaine Will show himself and
say q word at the regularly scheduled stops But,
as II Is a regular train, the stops Will be ive-min-
ute ones or less. The stations TO be thus favored
are stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford,
Springfield, Worcester, South birmingham, and
Boston, where the train Is due at q pm The
Blaine party will 90 TO the Hotel vend6me, on the
Back Bay, for the night, ana the evening VIII be
given up TO a reception and serenade. Inc latter
will be y demonstration under the management OF
the Massachusetts, Republican state Committee.
On Tuesday at IL 30 p. NJ, from the Boston and
Maine depot, the trip 70 Boston will begin. The
Train is a regular train. and Is due at Mr. Blaine's
home town at 7:30 p. NJ The regular stops Will
be made, but NO speeches or ceremony are ex-
pected until Portland Il reached. There the tram
will be met BY welcoming crowd, Including the
Portland Club, famous republican Organization.
The club will go on 70 Augusta on the same train
as an escort TO Mr.. Blaine. At Augusta, the recep-
ton, Tor which every one was fully prepared on
FRIDAY evening, Will be q famous one. The roar OF
cannon, the nash OF fireworks, the clang OF bells in
every steeple, Q parade OF thousands OF torch
bearers, and Q hood OF Maine eloQuence are 70 be
its features. Visiting delegations from ali over
the state Will help the Augustans to ipcarnadine
things.