Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-05


charge Of acknowledging Dodge, John p.
Ellis, r. Z. Helphenstine, w. W. Johnston. 4.
A. Lambert, r J. Leitch, Il. Morseu, W. B.
Moses, A. II. @. Richardson, ". 8. Thompson
f.
Section 1o-Ed. McCauley, aid in charge o.
ssction-H. r. Burney, John 3. Blair, U.
Lydecker. Woodbury. Lowery, A. b. Legare, Il
Nixon, Henry Nelson, John Pitcher, A. E. Rap-
ley, Fred r. Park. p. d. Lipscomb.
Section ia. c. Tyler, aid in charge OF Sec
tion-Jas G. Post, F. ]. Steele, Green B. Raum,
| IT,, W. H. Schuetze, W. H. Slack, w. F. Tucker
| Q. Townsend. Richard Wallach, Claude Zap
POM, W. II. Moses.
section l2-John J. Chew, aid in charge Of
Hunt, Galliard Hunt Blair Lee, DIR. @. Il.
Magruder, W. E. c. Moorehead, II. y. Picking,
J. A. Rodgers, J. E. Sawyer, R. NJ. Larner:
Section ia. @. Quay, aid in charge Of sec
tion-R. s. Murphy, w. Wheatley. b. l.. West
W. II. Rapley Chas. Parker, G. NJ. Ogden, J.
l.. Owens, W. II. Lucas, w. d. Rooney, L. T.
Reed, d.. Chas. A. Ball, A. ]. Shaffert.
Section l4-John : F. Cox, aid in charge OF
section-C. E. Brhnerd, Willard Campbell,
VIM. Britton, John E. Beall, DR.. c. A. Hartie-
ben, E. A. Jones. Fred Pratt, r, W: Bulky,
Ed. E, Gedney, Geo. Prince, A. NJ. Lothrop.
Section 15-J. Russell Solely, aid in charge OF
sectional. j. Clarke. A. t. Hensey, v. b.
Johnson, E. b. Hay, II. g. Goddard. W. s.
Teel, DIR. J. B. Ten Eyck, Max Woodruff, John
A. Wise, John Webb, Chas E. Kern, Howard
Perry.
Section l6-Richard Smith, aid in charge of
section-G. F. Bracket, F. W. Breed A: G..
Gedney. G. II. Sehwab, F. II. Wright, Herbert
Radcliffe, W. S. Shuster, j. II. Patrick, j. Il.
Olcott.
Section 17-R B. Bradford, aid in charge OF
section--W. DeHart, W. @. Duvall, Barry Bulk
ley, X. l. Fleming, Alex. Grant, ]. E. Engle, w.
b. Williams, j. H. Small, II. s. Owens, w. @.
Mac Bride.
Section 1890 8. Anderson. aid in charge
Of section-Hubbard T. Smith, T. W. Symons,
III. w. Reid, U. s. Roulette, A. J. Robinson,
H. J. Schulteis, A. E. Ridgway, W. McConihe,
j. L. Newton, j. F. Mccoy.
Section 19-Chas. Poor. aid in charge Of sec
tion-Q. E. Browning, H. r. Burrill, Geo. E.
Colgate, Coker. f. Clarkson, Albert Small, L..
w. Seely, H. j. Stancife, j. c. Rock, c. @.
Mothersead, A. p. Montague, H. K. Willard.
Section 20-Ed. ID. Woodruff. aid in charge
OF section-W. G. Merit, Geo. T. Keen. W. II.
Lamar, JOS. 3. Latimer, ]. b. Porter, Geo. f.
Parkes, Raphael Lorini, T. G. Chalmers, J. F.
Paret, L. Nixon.
THE ORDER OF DANCING
was as follows:
Waltz-"Militaire." Waldteufel
Promenade-"Gypsy' Serenade," Nehi
Quadrille-"Fleur de The" Strauss.
Waltz-"Santiago," Corbin.
Promenade-Characterist dance, 1.-The CO.
quette," Sousa.
Lanciers-"Luck in Love-" wengarten.
Polka-Journalist, Hassler.
Promenade--Grand ballet. 'La File du
Phareon," Pugrie.
Lanciers-"College Songs" Zimmerman.
Waltz-'La Refine de la Mer," Sousa.
Promenade-Mosaic, The Yeomen Of the
Guard" Sullivan.
Polka-"Lily," Hassler.
Promenade-Caprice, "Bamboula," Urich.
Lanciers-..Nadjy." Chassaigne
Waltz-"Reve d etc." BucalOssi.
York-"One Heart, One Mind" Strauss
Promenade-Valse, La Gitana," Buealossi.
Lanciers-"Erminie," Jakobowski
Waitz-"Reign of Venus" Voelker.
Observation-Disclosures, Strauss
Promenade-Descriptive piece, "A Trip on the
Limited" Dow.
Lanciers-.Anita," Hoffman,.
GalOp-"On the Sands Puerner
The energies of the members Of the floor
committee were not greatly taxed early in the
evening. nor, in fact, until after midnight for
there was very little dancing done until quite
late, but the committee rendered efficient
service in facilitating the tour of the presi-
dental party around the hall. II will be re-
membered that four years ago severfl able
bodied policemen, in full blue uniform and
marching abreast with locked hands, cleared
the way for the passage through the crowd OF
Mr.. Cleveland and his party. There was moth
Ing OF lDdI KIM last nlEnt. Inc members oil
the reception committee formed the main escort
to the President. but according to DR.. Ruth's
instructions the aide in charge of each section
and some of his assistants; acted as additional
escort during the passage of the distinguished
party through his section. The members of the
door and promenade committee are to be con
graduated on the excellent manner in which
they carried out the instructions of their CHIEF
and for the general efficiency displayed in the
performance of their duties. DIR. Ruth proved
himself an excellent organizer and
director, and it was the general opinion of those
who had had experience with former Inaugural
ton balls that never were the details for the
floor so admirably arranged nor so inteiligentiy
arriad out