Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23
Reception Tonight to Her and Her
Rescuer.
THOUSANDS OF PEG LIE EXPECTED
Miss Cisnero; Made a Call Yesterday
a: the White House.
INTRODUCED TO PRESIDENT

Late breakfast, served In their rooms, was
The first order of the day of the party, in
Guiding Evangelina Cisneros. quartered at
the Arlington Hotel. She gazed out of
the windows at the leaden sky, but was
IN excellent spirits. nevertheless, and fin
ished the meal with hearty relish. She
thought of the demonstration which will
lake place in her honor tonight at Conven-
lion Hail. and it kept up her spirits.
Soon after II o'clock Evangeina, accom-
panied by Mrs. Decker, Miss Kaufman and
Mr. Goudie her interpreter, left the hotel
to pay social call on Mrs. John A Logan,
who introduced her to President Mckinley,
with Mrs. Karl Decker at the public re-
5eption yesterday afternoon. Only a short
visit was made, and the party returned to
the Arlington, to receive some visitors in
the persons of Miss Marie Studholm and
others of the company playing at the New
National this week. Miss CisneroS re-
turned the compliment this afternoon by
attending the matinee a. the theater. Then
the intention was for her to retire to her
room and rest until time for her to start
for Convention Hall tonight.
Nearly all the details for the escort to
The young Cuban exile and her rescuer, and
tHe parade in their honor, have been ar
ranged, a few minor ones only having yet
10 he decided upon. 1t Is expected that
Senator John l.. Wilson of the state of
Washington will preside at the meeting.
which will begin at the hall at S O'Clock
prompt.
Speakers Who Accept.
Several well-known speakers have ac-
cepted invitations to be present and make
addresses. and it is thought favorable an
swers will be received from others. Those
who have accepted are Senators Vest and
Bacon, ex-senator Call, DR.. T. De Witt Tai
n Ia
of California, Representative Marcus A.
Smith of Arizona and A. A. Lirscomb.
The vice presidents of the meeting will be
Mrs. Anna NJ. Hamilton, Miss Mary c. Ben
nett, Mrs. Georgia G. Balm, Mrs Louise
Pollock, Mrs. Kate V. Smoot, Miss Daniel,
Mrs. Olive Logan Mrs. E. S. Cromwell,
Mrs II. B. Sperry. Mrs. Mary F. Gist, Mrs.
NJ. N. North. Mrs F. G. French, Mrs b. B.
Cheshire Mrs. Ellen Powell Thompson,
Mrs. Jennie l.. Munroe, Mrs. E. S. Mussey,
Mrs. Nero l. Tanner Mrs. Elliot Coues,
Mrs. Henry F. Blount, Mrs. John l.. Mitch
ell, Mrs Mary s. Lockwood, Senators NJ. s.
Quay, Augustus Q. Bacon and John L.
Wight, William NJ. Black, James P. Willett,
r. h Warner, John Joy Edison, Simon
Wolf. William Tindall. w. L. Cole, Harri-
son Dingman. General w. Henry Browne,
Judge Jere Wilson, c. A. Douglass, Blair
Lee. A. b. Brown, T. A. Lambert J. H.
Ralston. Joe Barnard John B. Larner, Dr.
W. A. Croffut, Campbell Darlington, Sam
uel Maddox, A. S. Worthington. James L.
Norris, l.. NJ. Saunders. w. A Gordon, H.
J. Taggart. ]. Shillington, OHM G. Fay,
]. j. Darlington, r. Ross Perry, William
J: Miller. James l.. Pugh. jr., Reginald
Fendall. Colonel Robert Christy. Randall
wards, A. A. Lipscomb, Charles c. Lancas-
ter, William H. Montague. c. Maurice
Smith, c. S. Bundy, DIR. Il. T. Sewers, Dr.
II. l.. E. johnson. DR.. Irving s. Rosse
uor I
Merrick. Scott c. Bone, William p. Spur
geon. Crosby S. Noyes, Thomas c. Noyes
Frank Noyes, Stilson Hutchins, Walter s.
Hutchins. Whitman Osgood, Major G. b.
West, Jesse Graham, Major Wm G. Moore,
Thos. S. Hopkins, Rev. B. b. Sunderland Rev
]. J. Muir, Rev. &C. Meador, Rev. J.W. Duff
~, Rev Lucien Clark. Rev. H. r. Naylor
Rev. Alex. Kent. DIR. H. NJ Haines General
Marcus Wright. General Lomax. General
Leiber. Captain ONeill. Admiral Matthews
Paymaster General Stewart, Admiral Wal
ker and Admiral Jouett
Expect n Fine Display.
Though the local organizations included in
the National Guard will not participate 9TH
ers will do so and fine display is expected
The High School Cadets have determined
to be In line, as Karl Decker was once one
of them The boys will assemble at 18th
street and New York avenue at $50 o'clock
sharp.
Haley's Band will head the parade and
furnish music at the hall. 1t is probable
that Miss Cisneros and Karl Decker will
review the parade from one of the front
windows of the Arlington. All the organ
izatioIs to be represented will assemble
at Vermont avenue and street at clock.
Col. NJ. E. Urell will be chief marshal. On
his staff will be Capt. James L. Mock and
thomas w. Powers as aids; Major Richard
A. O'Brien, Major Otto G. Simonson and
Capt Charles S. Domer, assistant mar
I.nny In fayy at{a
OF march will be down Pennsylvania ave-
nue. to 18th street. down 18th street to
pennsylvania avenue. down PENNSYLVANIA
avenue to It'll street, up It'll street to New
YORK avenue, down New York avenue to
Convention Hall.
MISS C1sneros will ride in carriage with
Karl Decker and Mrs. Decker If the night
Is rainy the start Of the parade will prob
ably be delayed. The fireworks, it is fear
ed, must be dispensed with, on account of
the dampEess.
Number of Tickets Distributed.
More than 5000 tickets had been DISPOSED
of before II o'clock last night, and 1t Is
probable that 1900 will be the whole num-
Der given away. The state of the weather.
may do away with the anticipated over
flow meetings, but an opportunity will he
given the people on the outside to see The
most-talked-of young woman In the coun-
try and Karl Decker, her rescuer. Special
arrangements have been made by the DO
lice for the maintenance of order. 1t was
at first thought that dozen officers would
be SUFFICIENT but this number In yiey of
the demand for tickets. will be increased
Mr.. Decker will introduce Evangelina ard
will make a few remarks The exercises.
1t Is expected, will last about two hours.
There was a special feature of interest
Yesterday in the visit of Miss Cisneros to
the President. Upon being introduced the
chief executive shook hands with her and
bowed courteously. At night the party at
tended the Columbia TLeater, where Miss
C1sneros and Karl Decker received some
thing Of an ovation.
The young girl had an amusing expert
ence at the Arlington yesterday. She
took the elevator to return to her room
and was let out on the floor. There were
many rooms in view, but hers was on the
opposite side of the house, and she was
helpless AS one Of the company put it. "a
rescuing party had to be sent out. and
she was finally returned to her suite.
VIII Appear for Oregon.
Mr. John II. Hall of Oregon is here to
appear before the Supreme Court of the