The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02

NO less than nine new candidates for the
title of the most popular young person in
Washington had their names entered on THE
HERALD's list the past week. Many of these
started outlwith an array of votes,in support Of
therl pretensions, which placed them well up
in the contest and shows that they have en-
thusiastic friends and aaadmirers who mean to
do sall .ithey Acan. to secure for them the
handsome prizes offered for the leaders in the
polling at the close. The additions to the list
of candidates Of the week carry the total up to
thirty-eight whose names are now formally
entered This is good showing and promises
we'll for an interesting contest
The beautiful little surry, which was specially
built for THE SUNDAY HERALD by the Messrs
Joyce's Sons, attracted great deal of atten-
tion at the ware-rooms of those gentlemen, on
Connecticut avenue, where it was placed on ex-
hibition early In the week. 1t is a work of art,
as light, graceful and natty looking as the best
workmen could construct from the best ma
teral. The surry will remain on exhibition at
the Messrs. Joyce's ware-rooms until the pair
OF ponies which will go with it have been pro
cured This will be but short time now, and
when the outfit is complete it will be of q
character to delight the heart of every boy and
girl who sees 1t.
Following is the list of candidates for the
title of the ''Most Popular Boy or Girl in
Washington" )" with their standing according to
the number of votes received up to date:
l. Edith w. Hough, 245 N. Capitol street
2. Clarence e. Frey, 30l0 P street northwest.
3. Garnett L. HOBBS 500 X street northwest.
northwest
5. Edward Fisher McKnew, 2424 Fourteenth
street northwest.
6. Benjamin Harrison Mckee, Executive Man
sion.
Z. Irene R. walach, 129 Indiana avenue north
s. Clement T. Eeyworth, 1907 H street north
west
8. Katharine May Brooks 23O4 Fourteenth
TO- Clarence L. Park, 7l5s street northwest
IL, Mamie l.. Arra bruster, 26l7 X street north
west
IL. Walter Foster 942 street northwest.
13. Teresa Belle Kondrup, 1901 New Hampshire
avenue.
IA. Maria Pushaw. 1874 Vermont avenue.
10. Herbert II. Doyle, 30l6 o street northwest.
16. Welhelmina LaHayne, 1l17 q street south
Il Henry Sherwood, 1Ol7 E. Capitol street.
Is Richard % Drum 1n White 1851 street northwest.
20. Willis NJ. Baum, 7l2 B street southwest.
q. Don Allen. 1905 Q street northwest.
22. Nadge Gilbert. Takoma Park
%. William Charles Hammett, S04 Twentieth
street northwest.
p. Ada Dermody, sl7 F street northwest
%. Charles f. Sterne 81 d street northwest
&c. Richard j. Riggles 445 Q street northwest.
27: Etel Wyckoff. 9O3 Massachusetts avenue
2S, James Joseph Winchester 2Ol3 G street
northwest.
49,. Frank Ghiselli, 1856 Pennsylvania avenue
80 Hattie Morrow, AIS Eighth street southwest.
81 Frances T. Towers, l34l Fourteenth street
49, John C. McCubben, 93S street northwest.
49, Katie Il. Gaskins, l2O5 Twenty eighth street
northwest.
a. Bessie Clark Baker, 1919 X street northwest.
35 Helen Seufferle 900 street northwest.
&c. John Naylor Swartzell, 10Y street north
west.
81 Samuel shellabarger, Jr, Sla Seventeenth
3S. e. NJ. Hall, 1921 Ninth street southeast.