The Washington times., 1895-01-02

department OF Ohio; ex-State Senator VOL
colt. of Indiana; Prof. Cleveland Able and
sons, Harry Wheaton Howard, A. S. Perham,
Mr.. Thomas s. Cleaver. Mr.. Toni b. Rein
hardt and Mr.. George Reinhardt, Prof. j. II.
Vermilya, DR.. J. B. HubbeIl. and George Ii.
Pullman
The following officers and members OF the
Legion were among those receiving:
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, president; Miss
Clara Barton, Mrs. NJ II. Wiesner, Mrs. Fanny
Pomeroy: Mrs. II. n. Rose, Mrs. Annie Got
wald, Miss Jennie Manning, Mrs. Jessie Os-
born, Mrs. E. E. Myers, Mrs. l.. V. McCul-
Tough, Mrs. E. A. Hilton, Mrs. L. A. Crandall,
Mrs. Emily F. Hunt, Mrs. A. s. Odell, Mrs Nell
lie f. Prentice. Miss Nellie Engle. Miss Nellie
Donohue, Miss Della Mussey, Miss Jennie
Pomeroy, Miss Helen b. Mathews Mrs. Liz
ze Calver, Mrs. NJ. Z. Cutter, Mrs. Florence
Donohue, Miss Maggie Fleming, Mrs. Annie
Garrison. Mrs. Lizzie F. Kelley, Mrs. L. E.
Rosenberg, Mrs. E. H. Klemrotb, Mrs. Sarah
Graham. Mrs. Z. II. Temple, Miss Belle
Houghton, Dr.lC A. rBurghardt, Miss Flor
ence Perkins. Mrs. Sarah Perkins, Miss
Josephine Leonard, Miss Cora G. Curry,
Miss Nettie Schwinghammer, Mrs. Addie Per-
kins, Miss Louise Hopwood, Miss Mary-C.
Taylor, Miss Jeanette Taylor, Mrs. E. R.
Blague, Miss EstelIe Mead, Miss Mead, Mrs.
Matte Lincoln. Mrs. Mary A. Lamb, Mrs. J.
Lambert, Miss Annie Manning Miss Caroline
Nye, Miss Margaret Buckley, Miss A. V. O'Con-
ucii, MISS SOIu IcuUclu, MISS MHTy -, OlNltu,
Miss Lizzie ID. Tabler, Mrs. II. l.. Vining,
Mrs. A. G. b. Winslow, Mrs. Eleanor Wright
Mrs. Ada Fl. Weiss, Mrs. Celestia Ferriss,
Mrs. Agnes White. Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbon, Mrs.
L. Bundiek. Mrs. E. S. Brinton, Mrs. Kate
Penfield. Mrs. NJ. A. Houghton, Mrs. Rose
Ferree, Mrs. Georgia Kicker, Mrs. Hattie
Scribner, Mrs. Nellie 9. Royce, Mrs. R. ].
Floyd Mrs. Adele Perham, Mrs. Z. A. Cleayes,
Mrs. II. E. Crosby, Mrs. James Tyler. and
Miss Tyler
Several applications for relief Of destitute
families were received and promptly visited
by the ladies'
The reception OF "The Uppercrusts OF the
National Rifles" held to-day in the library of
the Rifles from ii a m. to o'clock p. m.
although quite an inpromptu affair, was
grand success and reflects much credit on
President w. LIE Roy Fairman and Drs.
Barry and Cannon. who constituted the re-
ception committee. Although very recently
organized. this society is on n very firm
financial basis and served an excellent
''spread" to the host of friends that called.
During the call the visitors were entertained
by some excellent vocal and instrumental
music by Milo Summers, E. and ]. Fox,
Charles Prescoat, and Judge Choate.
Among the callers were DR.. Wilson, DR..
George w. Taylor, Lieut.. George W. Evans,
Lieut.. W. p. Boettler Capt. W. b. Magruder,
and Mr.. Charles Lowe.
The members of the Y. NJ. G. A. claim New
Year day as their own and make il one of
very great social interest 10 all concerned.
The all concerned, blythe way, includes a very
large proportion of the people in the city who
are worth knowing and who delight in doing
honor 10 the good work of the organization.
1t will therefore not be surprising to know
that nearly 1000 people called at the rooms
of the association yesterday during their re-
ception, which began at o'clock in the after
noon.
Strong, Revs. Hugh Johnston, E. S. Todd, J.
J. Muir, G. o. Little. VIVIAN ArsdaIe, C. r.
Nayor, G. II. Butler, j. II. Mccarthy,
Messrs. I. A. Harding, l.. C. Williamson, J.
Il. Lechliter, F. E. Tasker, H. ". Olmstead,
Hon. Charles Lyman. and Prof Frisbie.
The following ladies' constituted the re-
ceiving party:
Mesdames J. f. Pugh, H. L. Buell.. I. @.
Ball, J. W. Crawford. j. F. Donahoe, W. G..
Fearing, z. S. Foster T. A. Harding w. @.
Henry, D. F. Harris, F.W. Lang G. A. Lyon.
jr., II. ". Olmsted, NJ. d. SIocum, f. c.
Squires, j. w. Sims, s. E. Tracey. William
NJ. Wishart, G.. f. Williams, L. 5. Wescott,
d. r. Whitcomb, Misses Zue Brockett Viola
Brockett, Jennie W. Barker, Nellie Brown,
Annah G. Began, n. Began, Mabel E. Brown,
Ella NJ. Chase Annie l.. Clark, Belle Cannon,
Eleanor Cahill, Mary Cahill, Lillian Dyer
Mamie Dickey. Alice NJ. Fearing, Emma
Folks, T. Josephine CLEARWATER Lutte Gary,
Mary Y. Hurlburt, C. Louise Hurlburt. Min
ME Harper Emma Houchin, Fannie Kennedy,
Amy Law, V. r. Laws. Ella Lawrenson, Amy
L. Nav, Della Miller. Hassie l.. Miller. Eliza
beth Mayse, Lucy X. Merriam, Susanne a.
Moore. Lillian Norton, Beulah Parsons, Min
ME Rothrock, Caroline C. Robnette, May E..
Smith, Lena Sunny, Bessie Todd, Emma o.
Topper, G. A. Nishart, Nellie Wetmore, Jen-
ME Wetmore. >,
The entertainment was in two parts, an ex-
hibition OF gymnastics and a programme of
recitations andkoeal and instrumental music
The reciters were Mr. C. L. Ergood, Miss Zue
II. Brockett aud Ahr.iF. B. Lord. Miss Amy
Law sang Mascheponi's For All Eternity"
violin obligato.ibyHProf E. A. Loyy; Miss
Emma Hauchin sang a selected piece with
banjo obiigato by Mr. w. Il. Houghlin. Mr..
Claude E. Miller played piano solo anL the
Y. N. c. A. Quartet sang the "Buzzing Bum
BILE Bee" and "Us Four Tramps is Them"
The reception both in point OF numbers and
the quality of the entertainment was one of
a. - H. r. 4 IL.