Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19


PARTY.
The worlds fair special. comprising I've OF
the most msgnifcently equipped and lu.uri-
ously furnished trains ever put on the road by
the Pullman Palace Car Company, rolled ont
OF the Baltimore and Ohio DEPOT at
2:So this afternoon bound for the city of
Chicago. The distinguished passengers aboard
these trains who are TO be the guests Of
the worlds fair city for the next four dsys, are
the Senators and Representatives Of the Fifty
second Congress. the foreign ministers ac-
credited to the United States and forty Of the
leading journalists Of the national capital Mr..
Adlai T. Ewing. chairman Of the citizens
committee of Chicago. has general charge
Of the party, but each Of the
separate trains is under the direct
charge of an Illinois Congressman. the repre-
sentatives from the worlds fair state having
naturally constituted themselves TO some ex-
tent a committee on entertainment during the
journey. The several trains followed each
other in succession with intervals OF fifteen
minutes between the various sections in order
to insure safety.
CHAIRMAN pURBoRows ExERTIoSs
Chairman Durborow of the House committee
on the worlds Columbian exposition has been
untiring in his efforts to make the excursion
creditable to an enterprise of such importance,
and is highly gratifed at the success which has
crowned his labors. The congressional visitors
will reach Chicago at about O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, and will be at once conveyed to
the various hotels that have arranged
for their reception and entertainment the
Grand Pacific, the Palmer House and the Au-
dltorium. Tomorrow evening reception viii
be rendered the visitors at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer, the latter being
the president of the national board OF lady
managers On Sunday a memorial service will
be given at the Auditorium representing
the burial of Washington. Monday morning a
special train will bear the party TO the world s
fair grounds. Sufficient time wilr be allowed
for thorough inspection of the grounds and
buildings, after which the train will move to
the Washington Park club house. where the
party will be entertained at luncheon. The
train will return to the Lake Grant Park
station IN time to enable the guests to attend
the Washington's birthday memorial services
at the Auditorium in the afternoon. The prin-
cipal feature of the services will be the Grafton
of Stewart l.. Woodford of New York.
In the evening the visitors will be the guests
of the Commercial Club at a banquet After
the banquet the party will take the return
trains over the Pennsylvania for Washington.
which will be reached early Wednesday morn
ing.
THOSE WHO HAVE GONE.
Aboard the four trains we're over $50 people.
Allen and wife, Mr.. Blodgett and wife, Mr.. Car
Isle and wife, Mr. Daniel and wife, Mr.. Gal
| linger and daughter, Mr.. Irby. Mr.. Palmer
| and wife and Mrs. Black, Mr.. PETER and wife,
| Mr.. Perkins, Mr.. Pettigrew. Mr.. Sanders, Mr..
| Shoup, Mr.. Dubois and Mr. Villas.
| OF the Representatives Mr.. Amerman and wife.
Mr.. Andrew, Mr.. Atkinson and wife, Mr.. Bab-
bitt and wife, Mr.. Barwig and wife, Mr.. Bee
man. Mr.. Beltzhoover, Mr.. Bowman, Mr..
| Breckenridge OF Kentucky, Mr.. Buchanan
Of New Jersey and wife, Mr. Burrow.
and wife, Mr.. bushnell and wife, Mr.. Butler
and wife. Mr.. Cable, Mr.. Cadmus, Mr.. Cami-
netti and wife, Mr.. Capehart Mr.. Caruth and
Alabama, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Clover, Mr..
Coolidge and wife, Mr.. Cox of New York and
wife, Mr.. Curtis and daughter. Mr..
Doan, Mr.. Dolliyer, Mr.; Durborow,
Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Ferman, Mr.. Gorman,
Mr.. Greenleaf and wife. Mr.. Hamilton and
wife, Mr.. Hayes, Mr. Henderson of illinois,
Mr.. Hit, Mr.. Hooker of New York, Mr.. Hopkins
of Illinois, Mr.. Houk of Ohio and wife,
Mr.. Houk (Tenn.), Mr.. Hull, Mr.. johnson
(N.D.) and wife, Mr.. Kribbs, Mr.. Lane, Mr..
Mcclellan and wife. MIR. McGann. Mr..
Mckaig Mr.. McKeighan, Mr.. McMillin, Mr..
Miller, Mr.. Newberry and daughter, Mr.. Oates
and wife, MIR. OFerrall, Mr.. o'Neill
(Mo) and lady, Mr.. Owens and
yife .,tol Mr. and Page sSg MS S;osr and Nd p1 wife
wife and daughter, Mr.. Post, Mr.. Reilly, Mr..
Rife and wife, Mr.. Robertson, MIR. Robinson
and wife, Mr.. Rockwell and wife, Mr.. Rusk and
wife, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Schell. Mr.. Shank,
Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. Smith and wife, Mr.. Snow,
Mr.. Springer aud lady, Mr.. Steward and wife.
Mr.. Stewart, Mr. C. W. Stone and wife, Mr..
Stump and sister. Mr.. Tarsney and wife,
Mr.. Taylor (of Illinois, Mr.. Town
send, wife and daughter, Mr.. War
wick and wife, Mr.. Weadock, Mr.. White,
Mr.. Wilke, Mr.. Wilcox, Mr.. Williams. Mr..
Wilson wash Mr.. Winn, Mr.. Wise and Mr..
Ioumans.
In addition to the list above given are about
fifty people, comprising the foreign ministers,
attaches and their families and like number
of newspaper men and their wives and Mr.. and