The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

sBaII back box-Igks bats, and attracted
much attention.
Afrsr ths atolouatfe corps had been re-
ceiyed. Chief justice Fuller and other
Members cf the supreme court and Eec-
eral judiciary. accompanied by their Ia
dies. followed.
These N tu-a we're succeeded al LIS
hv the senators. representatives. the com
r71sz=farnrz OF the District Of Columbia,
the judicial officials OF the distr.ct, ex-
members os the cabinet and ex-minssters.
THE congressional contingent was notice
ahiy small Senator Sherman, OF Ohio,
srd Senator MorriH. OF Vermont, came
first OF the senators, and Representative
Savers Of Texas. Of the representatives
Al 11.4o the officers OF the army and
navy ard the marine corps. the officers of
the militia of the district, were received.
Mai Gen Niles. the commander Of the
army. and Aaft Gen R1ggles, headed the
officers OF the army. who were respien-
dent IN fuil uniforms. All OF the officers
stationed a. For: Nyer were fn the line.
Admiral Ramsey and Commodore
Matthews headed the officers OF the navy.
and Col Hayward and bis star, those OF
the marine corps
A. noon came Secretary Langley ard
the regents OF the Smithsonian Institu-
ton. aIr. Proctor. the president. and the
other members Of the civil service com
mission. Col Morrison and the members
OF the interstate commerce cOmmis= on;
Commissioner % labor Wright, Assist
ant Secretary Curtis CT the treasury de-
partment. Assistant Postmaster General
Jones and other assistant secretaries and
bureau chiefs.
At t215 came the Associated Veterans
% the War Of lSis, the Grand Army of
the Republic Loyal Legion. the Union
Veterans Legion and the members OF the
Oldest Tnha bitants' Association.
AT 1876 the general public were ad-
yui-sed The earlier arrivals had taken
their leave and much Of the brilllaacy OF
the reception had departed.
Noted Women for Assistants.
The following were invited 10 assist
back Of tho line in the blue room: Mrs
Wetmore. Mrs. Atkins. Mrs. NORTH, Mrs
Gear, Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Hale Mrs.
Lodge ars Claude NJ Johnson, Mrs
Thurber. Mrs Dunlap, the Misses HamIin.
Mrs Holmes Conrad. Mrs. Dickinson.
Mrs. Eekeis, Mrs McAdoo. Mrs Harriet
Lane Johnson. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs Rufus
w Peckham. Mrs. Craig, Miss Harmon
Mrs. MHot. Mrs. A A. Wilson, Mrs
Ralph Gross Johnson. Miss McMnlin. Mrs.
John NJ. Wilson Miss Waller, Miss Brice
Miss Gray. Mrs. Mott. Miss Mary Ken
nedy. hrs. Reed. Mrs. Franklin Bartlett
Mrs. Cowen. Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Mccormick. Miss Slmpkins Miss
Turner. Mrs. Wadsworth. Mrs. Washing
ton, Mrs. Clarence Cary. Mrs. Baldwin
Miss Elizabeth Curtis. Mrs. Doe, Mrs
White. Mrs. Maxwell Mrs. Bowler. Mrs
Dabney, Mrs. Gen. Miles. Mrs Ger. Saw
telle, rs Gen. Wheaton, Miss Craig, Miss
Micou. Miss Tuckermsn. Miss Stevenson,
Miss Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Admiral Ram
le. Mrs Gen. Wheaton. Miss Craig. Miss
Maj Goodlee. Mrs. Stanley Matthews,
Miss Mitchell and Mrs. William c. Rice.
The Mckfnieys Receive
CANTON. O., Jan. 1.-Presld sldent-eIect
and Mrs. Mckinley passed the morn.n, re-
ceiving visitors, amGng them Besamse
StOrer and w.fa and Marquis and Aarau.se
De Cbambrun. Ar. and Mrs. Mckinley
VIII 20 20 Cleveland tosnorrcw
Princeton singers at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. Jan l-ProbabIy the
largest and most brilliant audience Of the
season was enuertainsd at the Auditorium
this evening by the Princeton Glee Club
IN an enjoyable programme. After the
concert society turned out 70 q bail az the
Gait house. The secord hoor of that
hosiery was reserved fsr the occasion. Il
vas the climax of the New Years fest.vl-
ties and "a gay affair.