Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

! the unmb"r OF the ec'ion rrlntrd on il az wei
n he "HGIb"r of he box. so ia IL VII be i'm
/ % ,bie for IN ell gen men. such a. will serv,
! the 'c-.Ion TO give out The wrong article. II
! thu way il will be i'm os ible 10 lave snv con
! fu-lon nr excitement. The men IN charge o
! he sec zion will he inclosei and no one can &c
| in TO comm h IN. As there are seventy-si,
| sec ,onS seve1ty-siX persons can be waited on a
! ore inc.
NJ. Bell has instructed his men how to
'ndle the hats and c!osks. He has told then
! TO ill up he top rows aud more distant boxe,
| first; then when the rush comes they Will have
ths boxes mar at hand 10 fill All these little
| matters Mr.. Bell bias attended 10 in order tc
ga re time and troubie. He believes that should
all the crowd which il expected to attend the
ball ne Their, AT one time that al the boxes
would be occn,ied. bu: ar mlav people remain
cnli shot time the boxes ran be used over
again.
Tue various gS"ns in he building we're as
sIZaed pn'}ar the directive Of dr b Il and his
eonimlttee. Immediately TO the right of the ele-
va rslaft on the south siie the ball room will
be the ctfice OF he general manager of the ball,
MIR. Lawrence Gardner. whose committee will
act as bureau of information immediately
adjoining this room to the east viii be the Offices
of The Western Cuion and the Postal Telegraph
Companies, which will be placed there for the
accommodation Of the members of the press
who will file their story of the ball
directly from the ball room, thus saving
time and trouble. Next to the tele-
graph Offices will be q room furnished with
all the necessities OF newspaper
correspondents Office. In the northeast corner
will be the dining room and the kitchen. Next
to the elevator shaft the north side viii be
the room OF the fire department a detachment
Of which will be on hand IN case of accident.
On the second story in the southwes corner
OF the building are the rooms for the distin-
guished guests The Office Of the chief clerk
of the pension Office will be given up to the
executive committee Of the Inauguration. The
room adjoining to the west-that Of the deputy
commissioner-vill be for the use Of the diplo-
matte corps. Next to this in the same direc-
ton is the Office of the first deputy commits
sioner. which viii be occupied by the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Stevenson.
TIE PRESIDENTS ROOM.
The Office Of Commissioner Raum has been
beautifully decorated, and this will be the room
occupied by President Cleveland: Just adjoining
il the room in which Mrs. Cleveland will re-
ceive the congratulations Of the host Of her
friends. who sre more than pleased to see her
again In the White House. As her attendant
Mr.. Bell has chosen . colored woman with
whom Nh. Cleveland was acquainted when she
wae in Warrington before.
ship Of any articles lett with any Of his attend
anti. Mr. Bsll wiiiin each case givshis personal
attention 70 the matter. sad in order that he
may always be found two messengers VIII keep
track Of bis movementa 4
.lrp rgs- DURPHR At TIE BALL 80 & =
Ofcoarss there b supper room, for no one
aver heard Of ball without an attachment Of
this sort What Il better, there ID an excellent
bill Of fare, which for the sum Of d b placed Ut
the disposal Of every guest. Ample facilities
have BEEN provided BY the committee for the
serving of the supper, and . large building has
kitchen.