Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05
TYPOS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
Visiting Delegates Banqueted Last Night at
Faber's-Expressions of Good Will

Faber's-ExpressiOns of Good Will.
Yesterday red-letter day for the local
printers and especially for the local printers
belonging to Columbia, No. 1Ol. This organi-
cation. by the free and hearty hospitality which
it extended to the visiting delegates to the typo
graphical convention in Boston. added largely
to its already wide reputation. In the morning
a delightful trip was made to Mount Vernon,
which rendered still more delightful by the
presence of a large number of ladies.
In the evening il required three long tables
at Fabers to accommodate the members OF Co
lumbia Union and their guests. The most in
formal good humOr was the order of the night
and at IL clock the banquet came to a happy
end with the resolutions passed by the visitors,
declaring that they had tested the Inequalities
of Columbia Typographical Union, No. lOl, and
that as only unb0unded gratefulness and atten-
tion have exempted their already Justly at
tanned reputation as entertainers the delegates
make this mild expression of feeling as a token
of memory for the pleasant diversions received
at the hands Of said union for the past few days.
and that the many personal kindnesses received
at the hands of individual members only dem
onstrates the modest energy OF an untiring
effort. emanating from that mighty organiza-
ton. Colombia typographical Union, No. 1Ol.
Today the delegates, with the local repre-
sentatives. left for Boston.
THE BASoUErERs.
Those who sat down last night we're: Messrs.
L. NJ. Morton. Bradford, Pa; John r. Douglass,
Columbia. Ohio; Frank A. Kidd, Chicago. Ill.
Henry s. Friedlander, Memphis, Tenn; A. H..
McQuilkin and NJ. J. Carroll, Chicago Ill.
John l.. Hampton and Frank 1. Grubbs, In
dianapolis, Ind; Samuel L. Freeman, Birming-
ham, Ala; Chris G.. kenney, George Schmieg.
Jordan I, Williams, William H. Gensley and
Horace 4. Hubbard, Cincinnati, Ohio: d. $.
McKelvey, Youngstown. Ohio; +. G. LANCE,
Chicago. H.: ID. J. Quinn, Richmond. Va.
John A. Onyun. Peoria, ILL.,; Victor b. Williams,
Chicago, H.; Timothy VI. Ring. Cincinnati,
Ohio; Oscar Z. Adams. Pittsburg, Pa;
Walter P. Howard, Louisville, Ky; o.
L. smith. San Diego, Cal; b. J.. Wilson,
| Denver, Col; j. ID. Gavitt, Colorado Springs,
Col; y. {. Roberts. savannah. Ca; Sam d.
| Nedrey. Spokane Falls, Wash; Thomas U.
Crowley. Knoxville. Tenn; c. p. Rice, Salt Lake
City, Utah; W. z. DraughaE, Austin. Tex;
| Thomas A. Hickey, San Francisco, CAL; W. q.
Boy er, Omaha, Neb.; Max Arenberg, Des Moines.
Iowa; Elmer L. Carln. Wheeling. W. Va; James
u Canaan, 81. Louis, No.; George +. Halsey,
Portland, Greg: l.. II. Bird. st. Louis. No.; Ed
H. Kimberly, Denver, Col; Charles Aberrethy
Ogden, CtIh; ID. j. Wendorff, Chicago, Ill; Nj
f. Nash. Columbus, Ohio; Ernest f. Hamburg
Indianapolis. Ind; John A. Warden Pittsburg
IA; Ch"ries 1. Murray, Kansas City, No.; ]. N
| Lenhart, Minnesota; j. \. Price, Chicago ILL
| William " Holeman. Frankfort, Ky: j. L. Ken.
nedy. Charles W. Otis, ID. selwayn Hussey, w
| Frank Lille. Leonard W. koon Theo A Fow.
Ter, Harold Benedict J. b. Dickman, f.. II
Padsett. George A Tracy. J. l.. Mckelyey. q
Z. Casteriine, 4. NJ. King. ii. T.. Springer. w
\. Dunn, Louis Ii. Julien. Charles II. Ennis. A
7. MaTston, q. u. Ellis, C. NJ. Warren, ]. l.
Gilbert, II. O'Donnell, Edgar NJ. Baldwin A. n
Austin \. L. Randall, W. A. Mitchell. Is. q
Iorrey, l.. 5. Reed, Robert NJ. Smith, W. A
Ball. Louis Arensburg, H. s. Sutton, ]. +. Hur
ley. A. Il. Waite, L. n. Patterson, Edward ]
Hail. b. Ii. Pratt, T. l.. Norton, q. C. Thomp
son. David shaw, L. A. shrimp and A. E. In
gals Of Washington.