Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-28

| secretary of the Clover, Club Philadelphia;
senator frem 1da John pfe George Eres
| Washington; Henry,C. CT Evans, governor-el elect,
Tennessee; Harry w. Fuller, general pas
senger agent Chesapeake and Ohio railroad;
| Gen. ]. S. Fullerton, United States army;
William H. GibsonS New York; George o.
| CLAWS, Washington; Arthur Pue German,
Senator from Maryland; Samuel B. Hege.
| agent BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad, Wash
ington; John Calvin Hemphill, Charleston
| News and Courier; Fred C. Handy, Wash
! IL gton; NJ. p. Handy, New York; James c.
Henry, Philadelphia Press; Charles A.
Hess. New York; Albert ]. Hopkins, Repre-
sentative from Illinois; William B. Hibbs,
Washington; Henry G. Hilken, Baltimore;
Beale X. Howard, Hartford county, Mary
! land; Capt. Frank NJ. Howes, Boston: DR..
Johnson. Washington; Frank H. JONES' first
| assistant postmaster general; Richard G.
kerens. st. Louis; Hermann H. Kohlsaat,
Chicago; George F. Kunz. Tiffany & Co.,
New York; kenesaW Mountain Lands, De-
partment of State: John B. Larner Wash
ington; Noble 3. Larner, Washington: Wal
ter s. Logan, New York; John w. Mozart
hey, Washington: William McAdoo, as
s.stant secretary of the navy: V E. McBee
Seaboard Air Line; Benton McMillin, Repre-
sentative from Tennessee: John McElroy
RH Vas Gofn; T. , P: McKtssck Battery
Creary Representative from Kentucky;
Charles +. Henderson, Senator from Ne
braska; Joseph H. Manley, Augusta, Me-;
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William +: Parson; George P. Miner, New
york Herald: j. Sterling Morton. Secretary
or Agriculture; Col. NJ Richards Muckie,
Phlladelphia Ledger; Allison Nailor. jr.,
Thomas F. Oaks. president Union Pacific
railroad; Joseph H. O'Neil, Representative
from Massachusetts,; Thomas Nelson Page,
Washington; William Scott Parks, Wash
ington: John E. Payne, Philadelphia; Thos.
w Powers, Corea: f. t. Postlethwaite
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, Philadelphia; Ever
EFT Rapiey: William F. Read, Philadelphia;
Henry r. Reed. Boston; Thomas B. Reed,
Representative from Maine; John NJ. Rey-
nolds, assistant secretary of the interior;
Prof. John c. Rice, Ogontz, Pa; Frank A.
Richardson. Baltimore Sun; Rev. Frederick
j. Rocker. secretary of the apostolic dele
gate; w. F. Roberts, Washington; Abram
J. Rose, New York; Claude Augustus Oscar
Resell. Washington; Very Rev. Mgr. Satol-
II. apostolic delegate, Washington; John NJ.
Schofeld, general commanding United
States army: Mgr. Joseph Schroeder, Wash
ington; John Seager, private secretary to
the Secretary of War; J. Henry Small, il,
revenue marine service; William p. Smyth.
st. Louis: George F. Spinney, New York
Times; William NJ. Springer. Representa-
tive from Illinois, Moses T. Stevens, Repre-
sentative from Massachusetts; John. c.
Tarsney, Representative from Missouri;
Henry NJ. Teller, Senator from Colorado;
Lei u A. Thurston. e. r. and NJ p from
Townsend, Gaplands. Md; William A.
Turk. general passenger agent Southern
railway; George W. Turner, New York
Journal; William p. Van Wickle, Wash
ington: John F. Waggaman, Washington;
Patrick Walsh Senator from Georgia; John
l. Waterbury. president Manhattan Trust
Company. New York; Thomas A. Weadock,
Michigan: George B. Williams, Washing
ton; Albert A. Wilson. United States mar
shall for the District of Columbia; J. H.
Winder, Seaboard Air Line; Austin E.
Estanislao S. Zeballos, E. E. and NJ. p.
from the Argentine Republic.
An interesting feature was the seance
arranged by the committee on entertain
ment. The ghosts of twenty well-known
democratic statesmen who were decapi-
tated at the last election visited the ban
be heard, and finally President Stevens
told Chairman Stealey of the committee to
show them up This he did in great
shape. with the assistance of Congressman
Samuel E. Johnson, who frequently ap-
peared on the scene. personated Banquo,
and thunder, lightning, rain and hail pre-
coded his stalwart form. AS Banquo ap-
peared personating the statesmen out of
life. Mr.. Caruth named them, and spoke
lines appropriate to the spirit presented.
Committees in Charge.
The committees to whose energy and en-
thusiasm the success of the dinner so
largely due we're as follows:
Reception-Arthur w. Dunn, chairman;
Bariah Wilkins, NJ. G. Seckendorf, S. n.
Clark, Fred d. Musscy, d. r. Mckee, Chas.
c. Randolph. Crosby S. Noyes, H. V. Boyn-
ton. II. C. Clarke. E. j. Gibson. Frank G.
Carpenter and l.. a. Coolidge.
Entertainments. o. Stealey, chairman;
E. b. Wight. S. E. Johnson. Louis Garthe,
w. E. Amin, Richard l.. Fearn, John Nj.
Carson, d. S. Barry, p. V. De Graw, Il. w.
Barrett and ]. j. Noah
iov,, ccho iy,,o Jr,,, az
H. Hosford. H. L. West. George Y. Coffin
and L. G. Dunnell.
Music-Herndon Morsell, chairman; Har-
yey L. Page. A. j. stofer, jr. Marshall
Gushing, w. d. Hoover. F. L. Leupp Wal
ter E. Adams, E. b. Hay, Henry Xander
R. NJ. Larner, r. Schroeder
Intiation-Robert J. Wynne, chairman:
R. NJ. Larner John S. Shriver Frank v.
Bennett F. A. G. Handy, George II. APP
person, r. B. Matthews, Hub Z. Smith and
George H. Walker.
The membership of the club is as fol-
lows:
Active Members.
Walter L. Adams. Boston Herald; Will
liam T.. Amin. Salt Lake Tribune: George
H. Apperson, Chicago Herald; e. w. Bar
rett, Atlanta Constitution; David S. Barry,
New York Sun; Henry V. Boynton, Cncin-
natl Tribune; Frank G. Carpenter. Carpen-
ter's Syndicate; John NJ. Carson. Philadel- |
phia Ledger; S. N. Clark, New York Tri- |
DUNE, - SldIhe Inc CIiteu IIcSS,
A. Coolidge, New York Recorder; William |
E. Curtis, Chicago Record; P. V. DeGraw. |
The United Press; Arthur w. Dunn, The
Associated Press; E. G. Dunnell, New
York Times: Richard Lee Fearn The |
United Press; Louis Garthe Baltimore |
American; E. J. Gibson, Philadelphia Press; |
F. A. G. Handy. New Orleans Times-Demo- |
crat; Frank II. Hosford, Detroit Free Press; |
s. E. Johnson, Cincinnati Enquirer; Rob- |
ert NJ Larner. Charleston News and Cour- |
Ter; Francis E. Leupp, New York Evening |
Post; R. B. Matthews. New Orleans Plea |
yune: D. R. Mckee; F. D. Mussey, Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette; J. ]. Noah, Den: !
yer News; Crosby s. Noyes, Washington |
Star; c. c. Randolph. New York Times; |
Reginald Schroeder, New York Staats-Zei- |
tung; NJ G. Seckendorff, New York Tri- |
bune; j. s. Shriver, New York Mail and |
Express; o. o. Stealey, Louisville Courier |
w. j. Stevens, st. Louis |
Glcbe-Democrat; A. J. Stofer. jr, Rich |
mond Dispatch; George H. Walker, San |
Francisco Chronicle; Henry L.West, Wash |
ington Post; 2. B. Wight, Chicago Inter |
Ocean, Beriah Wilkins, Washington Post; |
r. J. Wynne, Cincinnati Tribune.
NOn-Resident Members.
John Corwin, Chicago; F. A. Du Puy
New York; M. p Handy. New York; Per-