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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-18

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The morning times., 1897-03-04

tells were banked with American Beauty
maidenhair ferns.
The ladies of the receiving party were
all becomingly eowned j n reception or din
ner dresses.
Among the guests Of honor were these
additional members of Gov. SCofeld's staff:
Col. George Graham Col. Henry S. Fuller,
Col. Moses R. Doyon, Col William c.
Brunder, Col. Seymour W. Hoilister, Col
Hoyt A. Winslow Col. Arthur c. Keyes,
Col. George D. Breed, Col. William C.
Ginty, Col. Andrew L. Kreutzer, Col. Will
liam K. Coffin, Col. Simon j. Murphy, jr.,
Col. Harry n Colman, Col. /. Watson
Stephenson, Col. William H. Young, Col
George A. Whiting, Col. W. H. Patton,
First Lieut. William l.. Buck, L. s A. Col.
and A. D. o. First Lieut. John o. W.
Brooks, U. S. A, and Capt c. r. Williams.
Other prominent Wisconsin people present
were the venerable ex-senator Sawyer,
beloved by all the Wisconsin people; ex-
Senator Spooner, VIII 0 returnsto the Senate
with the opening of the Fifty fifth Con
gress; Mr. John Bell, Of Wisconsin; Gen.
Doe, assistant adjutant general .. s. A;
Hon. H. G. Adams, dairy and food COM
missioner; Hon. Paul Schofield, executive
secretary; Hon. O. NJ Dow, assistant State
treasurer; Hon. H. b. Tanner, State super
visor illuminating oils; W. d. and Mrs
Crawford, of Baron, Wis; Major A. J.
Cheney, Oak Park, III Hon. Samuel B.
Todd, Madison; Hon. Z. G. and Mrs Mullen,
Of Milwaukee; Hon. Julius Goldsmith, of
Milwaukee; Hon. H d. Fisher, of Florence,
Wis; Hon. M. @. Ring, Of Neillsville; Mrs.
Charles r. Boardman, of Oshkosh; Mrs. o.
B. Zweitusch, Mrs. H. S. Fuller and Mrs.
w. w. Coleman, all of Milwaukee; Mrs. o.
A Ellis, of Oconto; Mrs. A L. KrcutZer, and
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Of WaUsaw; Hon.
J. B. Mccoy, of Plattsyille; Capt. W. T.
Van Kirk and wife, Jonesville.
From Oshkosh the following were present:
Mrs. j. II. Davidson, NJ. O. Phillips, Mrs:
M. G. Phillips, Ford Phillips, II. A. Hobart,
Ernst and Mrs. Gollup, Hon. A. NJ Kim
ball, Kimbal Clark, w. 7. Arnold, j. a..
Misaele, DR.. l.. d Eaton, Edward Wick
wise, Mrs. DR.. Steele, Mrs. George s.
Allri, Parlan and Mrs. Semple, Hon. John
Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson,
John gden, Lester Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Foreman, J. P. Taggert, travelling
passenger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and James Gibson, travelling
passenger agent of the Chicago and North
western, madison.
A more genial company was never gather
ed dtrgether from the State Oh any occasion.
Everybody seemed to have good time
and to fee, very much at home,
Today Mr.. and Mrs. h->heock propose to
Eae,, onap hone to all VII ing Wiscon sin
people, without regard to politics, as their
home is SO favoiably situated for wit
Messing the inaugural parade. bountiful
The morning times., 1897-03-04
LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs. Cleveland Prepares Everything
for the Incoming Family's Comfort.

Mrs. Cleveland Prepares Everything
Mrs. Cleveland spent her last day IN
the White House overseeing the final ar
rangenents for the comfort OF her sue
cessor.
The last trunks Will all be dispatched
TO the train at an early hour this morn
ing, when the house VIII be in perfect
order for the new occupants. Everything
that could .be done for the Ienoyation
OF the rooms was attended TO before Mrs
Cleveland left the city. There is not a
hole or corner that is not in apple pie
order, under the tasteful arrangement Of
been made for the personal comfort Of
Mrs. Mckinley and family
When everything was completed and the
trunks strapped ready for transpor alton
Mrs. Cleveland drove away in her carriage
10 pay last round OF visits 10 the ladies
of the Cabinet. Later, as the rain ceased
and the sun burst through the Clouds Mrs
Cleveland, after hasty luncheon, drove
out TO take last look at Woodley, their
summer home
Today at 1:3O the President and Mrs
Cleveland will lunch with Secretary and
Mrs. Lamont at their street residence, by
invitation. .Tothis luncheon all the members
OF the Cabinet have been asked, nd the ar
fair will partake of a final farewell.
Mrs. Mckinley, accompanied by Mrs.
Abner Mckinley, Mrs NJ. A. Stafford, and
Mr.. Morse, OF San Francisco, her nephew,
drove out in the forenoon to see something
of the city, going around the Capitol and
new Library building, returning by way
OF the National Park, and entering the
White House grounds by the south gate
The short walk from the door OF the
hotel TO the carriage proved too much for
Mrs Mckinley's strength, and she was
supported by her companions upon both
occasions of going and coming The long
journey and attendant excitement OF the
coming appear to have greatly exhausted
Mrs Mckinley. while the President elect s
venerable mother stood the trip with per
feet comfort and shocking eagerly forward
to being present upon the occasion Of the
administering Of the oath OF office today
on the portico OF the Capitol
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle VIII enter
tain the Sccretary-elect Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Gage today at their X street home
during the inaugural parade Luncheon
viii be served informally, and later Mrs.
Carlisle and the Secretary will Join the
party at the Lannon'S. Next Sunday night
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle Will enter
tain Secretary and MIS-. Gage at din
ner given in their honor.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
"PRISCILLA." I"
Comic Opera to Be Given Next
Week-Suciety Participating.

Society Participating.
A cast OF ten soloists and a chorus Of
thirty young ladies and thirty young men
comprise the personnel OF Priscilla"
to be presented next Tuesday and We'd
nesday matinees at the Columbia The
alter, and about which social and musical
circles are much interested at present.
The cast i s now complete and is as fol-
lows: Priscilla, Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-
Cliff; Resignation, Miss u race Lewis; Bar
bara, Miss Edna Scott Smith; Faith, Miss
Edna b. Doe; Prudence, Miss Corinne Nc
Farland; Myles Standish, Theo. FriebIs;
John Alden, Ellis L. Howiand; Gov. Brad
ford, Bernard Ryan; Higgins, W. Il. Con-
ley; Squanto, Paul Evans.
An unusually fashionable audience viii
attend the performance. Boxes have been
ordered by Mrs. L. s. Grant, Mrs. Stew
enson, MIS-. Westinghouse, Mrs. DR.. No
Gee and other prominent patronesses.
The composer, MR. Surette, VIII be pres
ent at the first performance Rehearsals
are progressing finely. The performances
are to commence at + p. m. Holders of
tickets for original dates VIII find them
good for the same seats on new dates,
tickets for March 2 good for March o,
and tickets for March coed for March 10.
Prospects are good for a crowded house,
Yesterday a number of young Puritan
maiGens went TO ParkeI's studio and had
photographs taken in groups and several of
the poses usedin the performance.
A full rehearsal will be held tomorrow
evening, beginning at S O'Clock, and the
ladies' chorus is called for 1 o a. IN. Sat
urday.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
PATRIOTIC PRAYER service.

A patriotic prayer service was held Iass
night at the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church, Rev. DR.. Radcliffe, pastor,
presiding. Addresses were made by Judge
Peele and Dr. Radcliffe, and prayers were
offered by Elder Lyman and DR.. Hamlin-
On account of today's ceremonies the usual
Thursday night service was anticipated
and made an eve OF patriotic rejoicing and
PRAYER Mr. Mckinley had been notified
of the celebration and during the service
DR.. Radcliffe read a letter which the
President-eIect had written 70 express
his appreciation of the prayers that were
beieng offeredin his behalf The exercises
closed with the singing OF Ny Country,
'Tis OF Thee" in which the congregation
iOined
The morning times., 1897-03-04
THE WASHINGTON TIMES

State Henry Casson and Mrs. Casson,
State Treasurer Sewell A. Petersen and
Mrs. Petersen, Mr. land Mrs. Babcock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, of Dubuque, Iowa;
Attorney General William II. MyIrea
and Mrs. Mylrea, State supt. John Q.
Emery and Mrs. Emery, Insurance Com
missioner William 4: Friekei and Rail-
road Commissioners D. j. Mckenzie.
Others who assisted were Miss Mary
Finch, Of Clinton, 10 wa, niece of Mrs. Bah
cock; Mrs. Reed, of Wisconsin; Mr.. and
Mrs. David Moore, of Wisconsin, who are
now residents of Washington, and Mrs Cole
man, Of Milwaukee,
The house was beautifully decorated,
without and within, with bunting and the
American flags. AZeleas were banked in
the open fireplace in the hall, and the man
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Performance at Soldiers Home.

By far the best performance OF tbs
season was given by the Weber Dramatic
Company at Soldiers Home, on Tuesday
evening, the occasion being a benefit per
foTmanCe for the poor in that neighoOr-
hood The han was crowded and the
performance was enjoyed by all present.
Daniel F. Murphy as DarkwOOd, and Henry
F. DOlau as JACK, did well, while H. d.
Anderson as Uncle Zeke was allthat could
be desired II. W. Weber aSthe Alderman,
and Miss Carolyn s. Griffith as Priscilla
did excellent comedy work, and ]. c.
Bennett as the miser was very good. Miss
Anna Pearl Evans as Jessie was delight
ful, her songs making the hit ofthe evening.
The services ofthe company were donated,
while General Stanley gave the use OF tina
theater and band
The morning times., 1897-03-04

An attractive bill is offered to the
lovers OF vaudeville at the Lyceum, com
mencing Monday next, and no doubt VIII
keep the house crowded all the week
Every member has been seen here be-
fore and are all headlineTs in their line,
The bill includes the German comedians,
Rogers brothers: Clifford and Huth, Maud
and Billy, in their refined comedy skt,
entitled THE Chappie's CALI Dixon,
Bowers and Dixon, clever acrobatic come
dians and dancers; Miss Maud Ramona,
the dashing soubrette; Fisher and Car
roll, the eccentric singing and talking
comedians, and several others.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

GroUt, Of the Green Mountain Sta te The
spacious home OF the Senator was GRO wded
almost continuously from an early hour un-
til / ! o'clock, the Yermonters resident
here, as well as those who came to Wit
ness the Ushering in of a new Chief Magis-
trate, turning out in large numbers.
The list of callers embraced the names Of
some who are no longer citizens OF the
State and some who never owed allegiance
there, but the great majority wore tie
Vermont badge, and joined in the Vermont
chorus. All were most graciously re-
ceived by the Senator and Mrs Proctor,
those who needed introduction being IRE
sented by Col C. s. Forbes, of st. Adams.
Miss Proctor presided at the refreshInent
tables, and gracefully assisted otherwise
in extending the hospitabltiies of the
mansion.
The governor was accompanied by his
staff, all in the regulation uniform, as
follows: Gen. Theodore s. Peck, adjutant
general; Gen. w. H. Gilmore, quartermaster
general; Capt. Herbert E. Tutherly, U. S.
A, assistant inspector general; and the
following aides: Coils. George w. Doty,
John {. Clark, John A. Fletcher, Edward
G. Osgood, Carroll A. Moore, Charles E.
Nelson. C. A. Hibhard, Erastus Baldwin,
Myron NJ. Parker, Stewart Haskell, w.
Seward Webb, Charles A. Converse, Albert
B. Chandler, Thomas j. Harmon, Capt
Aaron H. Grout, and Major Charles L..
Woodbury..
A feature Of the evening was the pres
ence of a large number of the members OF
the governors escort, which consists of
four companies, A, X, 4 and NJ, of the
First Regiment of Infantry, Vermont Ma
tional Guard, brought here under COM
mand Of Col. George H. Bond, The conf
mand has for its principal officers, under
the colonel, Capt. 81. Edward Dyer, First
Lieut.. Charles H Laudon and Second Lieut.
A. E. G. Fuller, Company A: Capt. Henry
d. Fillmore, First Lieut.. o. w. Davis and
Second Lieut.. Eugene J. Stratton, of Com
pany K; Capt. j, Gray Estey, First Lieut.
w. T. Haigh and Second Lieut.. Charles F.
Bingham, Of Company 1; Capt. c. M.
Brownell, First Lieut.. o. Burnham Grif
fin and Second Lieut.. E. II. Prouty, Of
Company NJ.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
together by the management, and includes
that bright little lady Beatrice"

The Bijou is rejoicing in an attraction
which will play a second week, Mfaco' 5
Spectacular Pautomime Company. 1t is its
own best advertisement. and is fortunate
in having the good wordgOf the Gro wds who
have seen IL TO push it 10 further success.
Besides the four Miacos, Cyrene is star
in herself, and the three MaItinettis stimu-
late great enthusiasm by their acrobatic
work The performance is much smoother
than on the opening night and runs quite
unlike a new company. But they are all
experienced in their work.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Special Train to Baltimore After
inaugural Ball Via Pennsyl-
yania Railroad.

For the accommodation of visitors from
Baltimore attending the inaugural ball
special train Will leave Sixth street station
at a. m, Friday, March 5. In addition
to this service, all regularly scheduled trains
between Washington and Baltimore viii be
operated in as many sections as the necesSi-
ties OF travel require. pah2-2t
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Fireman Nerriman Run Over.

John Merriman, fireman of No. en-
CINE house company, was run over by
switch engine OF the Baltimore and Ohio at
the corner Of Florida avenue and Tenth
street northeast last night. One leg was
broken and he was other wise seriously in
iured. He was taken to Providence Hospital
by No. patrol wagon.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Miss Hilliams, Miss Eva Wells, Miss Flor
ence Green, Miss Mary Birch, Miss Flora
Morgan, Mr.. James lillian, Mr.. Ben
Chrouch, Mr.. William Murphy, Mr.. p.
Thompson, Mr.. j ohn Thompson, Mr.. Willie
Williams, Mr. williams, Mrs. Breslyn, Mr
Breslyn and Mrs. Green.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Mrs. NJ. Hallowell Campbell and Miss
Campbell, Of New York Mr.. George E.
Cook, of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Morton,
Of Saratoga; Gen. and Mrs. Rogers, of
Viroqua, Wis, and Mrs. Kathleen Blake
Watkins, of Toronto, Canada, are ut the
Strathmore Arms.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
uovv M ~ ..r,otcb Cold- r,,d,v.

"
Many a delicate man and woman viii
be for hours in the open air today
viewing the parade. We have a remedy
Robini's Camphor PnIs-that VIII immed-
lately act so on the system as to prevent
any liability to catching cold 25c. is the
price, ana it's efficacy is guaranteed.
WASH. HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
1907 II -I-ast northwest.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
THE CONFEREES AGREE.
Differences on the Sundry Civil Bill
Adjusted.

Adjusted.
At an early hour this morning the con-
ferees on the sundry civil bill reached an
agreement. They disposed OF the disputed
items as follows:
The purchase of the site of the old
Corcoran Art Gallery is defeated The
same course was taken with the Gar
field Memorial Hospital appropriation. The
House conferees agreed to an amendment
regarding the Government Printing Of
flee. The electric lighting provisions follow
along the same line as the amendment on
the same subject to the District appro-
priation bill, which appears elsewhere.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
The Library

The Library to Be Open at Night
Senator EansbrDuch yesterday reported
from the Committee on Library various
suggestions for the regulation OF the new
building. He recommended an appropria-
ton TO keep the Library open evenings.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

lunch table will be spread, and 1T will be
kind OF picnic -onc of the kind Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Babcock both enjoy
extending with their proverbial hospitality
to all who hail from the Badger State.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Conference Report Agreed To.

The conference report on the bill authoriz-
ing the United States Supreme Court TO
issue writs OF CertiOrari to the District
court of appeals was taken up in the House
at late hour and passed.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

An informal i, -eption by the governor
and State officers of Wisconsin to resi-
dents Of that State attending the in
inaugural ceremonies, was held yesterday
afternoon from to o'clock at the
hospitable residence of Hon J. W.
Babcock, No. II B street northwest.
Between five and six hundred guests called,
including the whole Wisconsin delegation
in Congress, besides many leading citi-
zens and Congressional families.
In the receiving party were the gov
ernor and members of his staff The
immediate receiving party consisted of
Gov. and Mrs. Scofield, Secretary OF
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Senator and Mrs Redfield Proctor gave
reception last night, at their residence,
No. 1885 L street, in honor Of Gov Josiah
The morning times., 1897-03-04

A pleasant evening was spent Tuesday
at the residence of Mrs. Breslyn, No 1851
Third street Those present were: Miss Ida
Awkward. Miss Cooper, Miss Viola Jack
son. Miss Lena Myers, Miss Nina Davis.
Miss Goldie Thompson. Miss Fannie Robey.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

The Heart of Maryland" continues as
the attraction at the Lafayette Square
Opera House next week, and to Judge by
the record which the play has made for the
last three days, it is good for ten more.
Every seat has been sold, and some people
have stood up. Mrs. Leslie Carter's play
ing wins favor more and more Next to
her Kellerd, who plays the villain, is per-
haps the strongest person in the cast.
though the company is uniformly good
kellerd's villain is finished study; never
overdrawn, and though he is hateful
enough, never offensive. Nothing seems
to have been overlooked which could make
the play success, and the consequence is
that it is one. 1t should have a longer run
than any other war play has had
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Miss Russell has not had success Of such
impressive certainty in several seasons
asShe hasfTom her new piece" nAmerican
Beauty 1t is described as possessed OF
all the features of music, song, comedy,
sentiment and the accessories of scenery
and costumes which make pieces popular
with the most discriminating tastes
Miss Russelrs company includes many
well-known people. Seat sale begins this
II morning at the Columbia box office,
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Mrs Leon NJ Wallace, of Boston, the lead
ing soprano Of the Warren Avenue Baptist
Church of that city, will be at the resi-
dence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Basland, 915 o street northwest, during
Inauguration week. Mrs. Wallace is still
studying vocal music with Miss Clara Smart,
a pupil of Madam Rudershoff, a former
teacher of Boston.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Belasco will find himself playing against
himself next week, and theatergoers will
have an opportunity of judging between
Belasco simple in the Heart OF Maryland'
and Belasco compounded with Franklin
Fyles, in The Girl 1 Left Behind Me-"
This latter play comes to the Academy
1t is strong military drama Of life in a
frontier garrison during an Indian out
break. The company presenting it is sent
by Charles Frohman and should be good
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Mrs. A. 81. Pickett and Miss Randle, Of
Union Springs, Ala, are the guests Of Mrs.
Goodwin, Of 2S Iowa Circle.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Mrs. L. L. Carper and daughter, of Fair
fax, Va; Mrs. Grace Toms and Miss Bessie
oDenhall, of Norfolk. are the guests Of
Or. and Mrs Charles Allin, of 1920 G
street northwest
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Elmer E Vance s famous railroad comedy

Elmer E. Vance's famous railroad comedy
"a Black Sheep follows Sol Smith
Russell at the National. 1t returns to us
this season, If anything, improved over
its former presentation, as since last seen
here it has completed a remarkably sue
cessful run Of $50 nights in New York
city at Hoyt's Theater, and the cast and
the entire production seen here will be
exactly similar to that seen in New York
with the original cast including that clever
comedian, Otis Harlan, Big Bill" Devere,
drama, The Limited Mail,'' will appear
at the Grand Opera House on Monday next
and it is safe to predict good business, for
the reputation OF this phenomenal success
has preceded it. The play abounds in
comedy and dramatic passages; is crowded
with startling and thrilling scenes, and
is series OF surprises from first to last
The story dealing with life on the IaiL-
roads in the far West, in which many
realistic and familiar scenes are depicted
with faithfulness recognizable by every
body. The company this season is spoken
OF by the press as the best one yet brought
The morning times., 1897-03-04
PLAYS THAT ARE COMING

"Biil' Mack, Joseph Frankau and the
Misses Agnes Rose Lane, frankie St John,
Hattie Wells and Marie Richmond. Mr..
Hoyt has especially engaged Miss Jeanette
st. Henry, strikingly handsome woman
both in face and figure, TO portray the
character of the Queen Of Burlesque.' -
The diva OF comic opera Lillian Russell,
the fair goddess of the masculine heart.
will hold court at the Columbia next week.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

The c. p. Assembly gave their annual
cotinion Saturday evening at Naval Lodge
Hail, which was tastefully decorated in
the clubs colors. Those present were:
Miss NJ. Brosman, the Misses Jack son, Miss
NJ o'NeiIl, Miss a. Hart, Miss NJ. Dolan,
Miss G. Chiseldine, Miss S. Fogarty, Miss
NJ. Roman, Miss NJ. McMahon, Miss NJ .
Holmes, Miss j. German, Miss NJ Daley,
Miss III. Cole, the Misses Sullivan, Mr.
Dolan, Mr.. Mccullough, Mr.. J. p. Chaun-
cey, Mfr. j. E. Luckett. Mr.. Joe DAILY,
Mr.. Kinslow, Mr.. Claxton, Mr.. Copenhaven,
Mr.. Quinlan, MIR. Balsur, MT F. 0. Graisson,
Mr.. j. Brosman, Mr.. Craig, DR.. Shaffirt,
Mfr. Foley, Mr.. Weaver, Mr. Doyle, MI.
Chiseldine, Mr.. A. b. Baners, MIR. j. Trapp,
and Mr.. and Mrs Waters.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

pleasant masquerade party was given
at the residence of Miss Grace Hasd-
ings, No. 607 L street northeast, last
Friday night. Dancing and games were
enjoyed until late hour, after which
refreshments were served. Those present
were: The Misses Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harding, Mfr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs
j. w. Abel, Mrs. Lama Abel, Mr.. and
Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buck,
Miss Nettie Boutler, Mr.. Edward Hard
ing, Miss Harding, Mr.. Wilbur Scott,
Miss Lucy Mettler, Mr.. Maurice White, and
Miss White.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Mrs. B. II. Lee, OF New London, Conn
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mower wife of
Gen Mower OF No. 1920 Ninth street north
west.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Mrs. Audenreid entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
De Haven, OF Philadelphia, who is her
guest for the inaugural period. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Brazier, Mrs
Harrison Gamer, Captain DeIuey, Mrs
Bowers. of Philadelphia, and Hon. and
Mrs. Taft, of Cincinnati.
The decorations were of pink Bridesmaid
roses, s,andthecandela labra held candles which
burned under pink shades.
Mrs. william H, Dau, No. 2301 Fl street
northwest, viii not be at home the first
two Fridays n March.
Gen. Robert P. Kennedy and wife, Of
BeIlefontaine, Ohio. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Weston Flint, on X street
Rev. H. W. Heuell, of Mount Holly. N
J., is visiting his mother, Mrs. E. d. Her
rel, for fe W days.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
STRANGERS
TO THE CITY

Souvenirs of Washington