Evening star., 1896-01-14

EX-Consressman ]. J. Richardson, mem
Der Of the national democratic committee
from Iowa, is at the Ebbitt, to attend the
meeting of the body Thursday.
A trio Of prominent citizens Of Memphis
at the Ebbitt consists of Judge 8. P.
Walker, T. B. Turley and B. w. Sand
street.
Judge Thos. B. Bond Of Lakeport, Cal,
is at the Riggs.
Col. Joseph H. Hickey has returned to
Washington from St. Louis Mrs Hickey
is with him, and they are at the Riggs
House. The colonel will do some spell
behalf of having the convention held in
st. Louis.
A delegation at the Riggs House consists
OF II. F. Queen Of Covington, KY; w. A.
Puston and J. w. Fletcher Of st. Joseph,
and j. P. Thrasher and o. l.. Fifeld of
Benton Harbor, the latter being the mayor.
Iney are here to urge an appropriation for
the Improvement of Benton Harbor, Mich.
Ihe wife Of Senator Shoup of Idaho and
Miss Lena Shoup have arrived at the
Normandie. Mrs. Joseph Glendenning and
Miss Bessie Glendenning of Salt Lake ac-
companied them.
Geo George e., Westinghouse. s jr; head of the
great electric company that bears his
name, is at the Arlington. Mrs. Westing-
house will reach Washington next Satur-
day. They will not occupy the Blaine
mansion until about February /, as certain
repairs are incomplete.
Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry
are at the Arlington.
James Creelman, the newspaper CORES
pondent, and Mrs. Creelman are at the
Arlington.
Gen. George r. Davis, director general
of the Chicago worlds Columbian exposi-
ton, is at the Arlington. He has complet-
ed his report on the exposition, which will
embrace seven volumes, copiously illus
iG hnec fot. fIpar
1t is understood, of securing action on the
part of Congress providing for the publica-
ton of his report as public document.
Louis Felipe Carlo, the new minister
from Ecuador to the United States, is at
the Arlington. !
Augustus st. Gaudens. the sculptor, is at
the Arlington.
Lieut.. John S. King, medical department,
Is in the city on leave of absence >
Gen. Vincent is acting adjutant general
today in the temporary absence Of Gen.
Rusgles.
Lieut.. L. NJ. Garrett of the sEntieavor is
In the city on leave. He is stopping at
1906 Sunderland place.
Lieut.. c.. P. Shaw, retired, is visiting
friends at 1919 Vermont avenue.
Commander MCGOWAN has resumed his
duties at the Navy Department after a
short absence on account Of illness.
Edwin Barbour, who was well known
and popular here when. he was secretary
to the late Senator Barbour. Is at the
Raleigh. He now resides in New York:
Lieut.. F. s. Strong, U. S. A., and Mrs.
Strong are at the Ebbitt.
Lieutenant Colonel j. G. c. Lee. quarter
master generals departments. lis at the
Army and Navy Club.
Captain w. S. Edgerly. seventh cavalry,
Is in the city on leave from Maine State
College.
Post Chaplain c. W. Freeland is visiting
friends at 241S 14th street.
AL. Hayman. the manager Of the "shop
Girl is at the Raleigh.
Bishop Walker Of Dakota is at the Eb-
bitt.
DR.. H. J. Coleman of New York is at the
Ebbitt.
Captain W. R. Tisdall OF, the army is at
the Ebbitt. =
Lieutenant Commander H. g. o. Colby,
commanding the Blake, Is in sthe city on
business before the coast survey.
Mr.. Thomas s. Taylor of the. dead letter
office, formerly Of South Bend. Ind, has
presented to a ladies' literary, society of
that place a portion Of his library.
William NJ. Morrison, president Of the
beard of county commissionersaef Freder-
lex county, with his nephew, c. Burt ellison
of Frederick City, paid a flying visit to
Mrs. James Bladen Of Capitol Hill.