The evening times., 1896-10-08
CLARA BAR7ON's WELCOME.
Reception and Banquet to Be
rendered Red Cross Leader.
SONGS OF ALL NATIONS
Unique Musical Program Has Been
Arranged-ParlOrs of the shore
liam In Which the Reception Is
to BE Held handsomely Decorated.
Some of those To lie Present.

Arrangements have been completed for
thc puLic reception ana banquet which
Will De gwen at Iiie Shoreha III this rveuiu 4
III Huaor ol Aiiss Il'.ia Etifton, presiueiiI
of The hed Cross Society, WHO has lust re-
| turned from ARMENIA, hnere sic Qiu yeo-
man service III leiicNitg suffering.
Inc arrangements LOT tne pui iic reception
pf"Niic Ioi = s.1aGy i!oW oi peoiie Though
lhc RECEIVING pdilnr for two Louis, { 10 .
O'Clock, nobwitnsIanuinS Jhao a4iss bar
t"h nas hardly nsu uime 20 get The ie4ulrsu
rest after iicI great Wufk Armtiiid ana
he- voyage home acIoss the Atlantic. 1t
Is expected that eacH visitor AT tIie luL lie
rtCeLLIou Glii take MISS baILuil . Adm ai.u
! speak a WORD or Two.
MISS barton ana ner receiving Isarty will
| stdlni III Tile bay w!li.Ow uT the ONa Ill Iariur
| Uf Jne shoreham. Ecautifal u nj apyroprlaJe
lIOrdl decorations VIII surrouiIu the Ie-
ceiVinS purIy. his will Include fifteen uI-
iiIefs "a ine ked Cross soc,ety Ifuu New
1ofk, ftii!s yifaiia ana ELSEWHERE, Mrs.
John a. Logan, Mrs. sara "A. Spencer ami
Mrs. Ellen peHcer Mussey.
Among hed Cross oiIyers will be Dr
| j. Il. HuDbeIi, Held agent; George H. Pull
man, liuaii.iaI secretary, Siepicn Z. bar
| ION, MlSS barton's Lepiiew. MISS MyrJIe
Barton, ner granunecc; Mr. and Mrs. E. ~.
NAstar OF New YORK; Dr. "A. Aonae Lesser,
| Miss Bettina A. hoiker, Rev 10 yai Ii. ruii
man.. Charles U. Scu.i, air. and Mrs + ranc.s
Atwater ana George NJ. Pullman.
UNIQUE MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Prof. W. r. We.er has donated the ser
Vices oI HIs orchestra, and an Interesting
ana unique program of tne nat ional songs
or the ieauing Red Cross nations oI tnc
earth mas been arranged, as follows:
England, tod, sa. tne Queen" france.
Atafsciia.se, Germany ratAeriand,' Aus-
ria, national song, ltaIy, national hymn,
SWeuen, uatioiaI nyfnn, turkey, Turkish
Patrol, Russia, natioual anthem, Scot
land, The Campbeis Are Comiu',' United
States, Star Spangied Banner"
Inc private rcceljlion, iu tie form or
banquet, Will occur immediately aiter the
public reception Covers will De Laid for
a large number OF people. The guests wall
nciuue distinguished representatives of the
government, tiie clergy the District OF Co
IumDia ana many societies. The program
OF tOastS is as follows: II
Welcome Oh behalf of citizens, B. IL.
Warner.
Grectlng on behalf of personal friends.
Mrs. Sara Spencer.
Greeting on DenaIf of the District gov
ernuIcnt. Com III issioner Ross.
On behalf OF the NIves, 4 ole rs and Daugf-
ters OF Soldiers, Mrs. John A. Logan.
For the W. c. t. U. of the district, Mrs
NJ. Ii. Plat.
For the worlds W. c. T. T., Mrs. Sara
For the e. A. r., Mai. John McElroy.
For women attnrney IS, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey.
For the Loyal Legion, Col. Thomas VII
son.
For the Academy Of Forty, Mrs. Rush g.
ID. Hayens.
fti lHc LtSlOu Di lDSdi bintU, dfs
Fanny fonery-
FOR the church. Bishop Hurst.
AT THE BANQUET.
Miss Clara Rarton, DR.. } b. Hubbell, field
agent and George IL. Pullman, financial
$ -cretary, will irespoud FOR \ rmenIa. MessrS.
Hubbei and Pullman were in Armenia with
Miss Barton.
The special program Of music for the
banquet is another collection of national
airs as follows:
1. Rule Britannia"
=. ~ atCh on tue Rhine"
8. Spanish national hymn.
4. st. Patrick's Day"
o. The Harp that once Through Fara's
Halls"
g. Columbia. Gem OF the Ocean"
Z. "Marsellaise."
4. National air of Japan, "Tcu So Ka."
g. Chinese national hymn.
10. SCOTS "Wha Ha Wi Wallace Bied."
No cards will be needed for the public
reception and evening dressis not expected.
After nine months spent abroad Miss
Barton was at home last evening in the
midst OF uDpacked boxes and IL house more
or less chaotic She was very tired, but
not so much exhausted as when she re-
turned from the Sea Islands about a
year ago. She came through from New
York Monday. and held conferences until
midnight Tuesday.
one of the conferences was with Secretary
Olney in regard to the official report OF
Miss BartOn's work in Armenia. The re-
port is now In the hands OF the printer.
and no other one will be given out until
that is made public