Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS BAN
QUETED.-The civil service reform club OF
Baltimore gave banquet last night to the
United States civil service commissioners Mr.
Chas. j. Bonaparte, president of the club, pre-
sided. Speeches were made by the guests and
members of the club. Previous to the banquet
there was a meeting at which the interests OF
civil service reform were discussed
PERsoNAL-Mayor Grant, Hon. Chauncey
NJ. Depew. A. M. Bliss, A. H. Hart, Lawrence
Jewett, Ralph Lane, ]. Walter Thompson, Jas.
L. Folsom, d. A. Nesbtt, L W. Tappan, F.
Carter, John II. Graham, w. N. NJ. Sheer, C.
L. Kendell, A; W. Fletcher, W. B. stoever,
Henry W. Calhoun, Henry G. Hopkins, Homer
Lee, Seth c. Keyes, E. Francis Hyde. Geo. A.
Post and J. W. Darlington are late New York ar
rivals at the Arlington.-Albert Fox, Amasa
Thornton, c. II. Redferp, L. Goldsmith, Isaac
?: Hubbard, F. A: Myrich. Philip Schorles, J.
c. Crechton, F. II: Douglass, C. W. Good
hue, E. E: Hall. c. W. Russell, T.
F. Forest of New York, Henry Shaw of New
Orleans, Robert Klatz Of Mauch Chunk, Warren
+. Leland, proprietor of the Leland house; b.
L. Cook of Chicago, F. Deshler of New Bruins
wick and Col. E. G. johnson of Elyria. Ohio,
are at Willard's.-L. NJ. Fay, C. G. Peterson,
]. H. Duffy, R. shahenbach. C. H. Prindle W.
Sparks, 4. McGill, A. Z. Smith, J. T. Carroll
and E. R. Carroll Of New York are at Worm
ley's.-J. Fremont Bassett, Vernon K. Ste
venson, c. N. Bovee, jr., H.. W. Combs, W.
York are at Chamberlin's.-F. Russell, ]. b.
Lawrence, John r. Carroll, E. R. Carroll of
New York, d. W. Olcott of Albany, visit
ing his sister, who is guest OF
Senator Dixon of Rhode Island, and W.
Otis of Cleveland are at the Arno--
S. M. Thomas of Taunton, Mass, Henry Sutton
of New Haven, VIM. d. Kelley, jr and VIM. r.
Nicholson of Philadelphia. W. ID. Garrison, d.
H. Cunningham, F. G.. Walker. ]. E. Lawrence,
r. E. Dixon, A. P. Clapp, Albert Lansberg of
the Riggs.-C. c. Turner of Omaha, Victor
Speer Of Philadelphia, Isaac J. MacKinley of
New York, Henry Z. Rees of Atlanta, NJ A.
Sewers and John W. Phelan of Rochester. n.
Y, are at the Johnson.-W. A. Angel and e..
b. Shaw of Chicago Edw T. Stolesbury and
Byron Wilson and Edward Van Valkenburgh of
water Sss E Mioh e G D. ssiesney snes % of GStS, Ssr
Bedford and C. A. Jordon Of Phila-
deiphia are at the Normandie.
arrive in the city this afternoon to spend a day
or two with Col. Pat Donan at the St. James
w. H. Whitney and w. A. Smyth of Phila-
delphia, F. ?. Wilson of Brooklyn; A. B. Merritt
OF New York, John r. West of Richmond and
Alex. Cooper of Albany are at the st. James.
Mr.. Engloe F. Arnold left Yesterday to
travel several months in the southern and
western states.-Mr. Vivian E. Lake of the
Boston Dry Goods House of this city, is in Ham,
ilton, Loudoun county. Va, on a brief VISIT
c. W. Lyle, U.S.N., II. r. Wait, ]. NJ. Huston.
r. NJ. Davidson, Jas. W. Fox. R. G. Trichau
and c. W. May of New York, W. E. Sheldon of
Boston, Geo. w. Burrows. prominent banker
of Bangor. Me-, and L. Nichols of Bangor are
at the Ebbitt-COl. w. w. Dudley has been
spending several days at Townsville, N. c.,
and has. it is said invested largely in mineral
lands in that section.--Gen. E. Kirby Smith
OF Tennessee is at the Metropolitan. He will
remain in the city several days.