Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-10

stir in your hearts love of the capital Of
our beloved country. No other city of our
country contains the examples that Wash
fngton has of beautiful structures. private
as well as public-beautifuI and instructive
alike to the architect. the engineer and the
artist. Washington is already worthy of
oeing called the Monument City, for not
only are the examples rapidly increasing
IN statues OF our great men, but the build
ings that are slowly rising from year to
year are monuments to the men who build
them. The greatest monument of the
civilized world is perhaps that noble shaft
to the memory of Washington.
Those Present.
Among those present were Secretary of
the Navy John D. Long, Assistant Score
tary Spalding, Assistant Secretary Allen.
the German ambassador. the japanese min
lister, District Commissioners John B.
wight and Lansing II. Beach. Mr.. and Mrs
Gus G. Henning, New York, \. Y; Mr. and
Mrs. N. c. Stiles. WATERFOWL, n. Y; George
l. lockwood. Worcester. Mass; Mr. and
Mrs. William l.. Ames. Worcester Mass ;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. StilIman, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira H. Woolson New York
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pratt. Mont Clair n. j. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Richards. Hartford.
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Nicoll,
Newark, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss
berg, Attleboro'. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Newhall, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Hoxie, New York; VIM. Gleason. Roches-
ter, ~ l T. - buiIdru, bfluB port, conn. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. w. Harris. Providence
R. l.; Daniel Davis, Phillipsburg. n j..
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Hunt, New York
E. H. Parks, Providence, r. l.; W. S,
Jacobs, Hartford. Conn; Ernst Richter.
Cincinnati; Charles A. Bauer, Springfield,
Ohio; George Nj. Bond, Hartford, Conn;
H. NJ Norris Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs
Robert w Boenig. Brooklyn. n. Y: James
M Cremer, Brooklyn, n. Y; Joseph W.
Seymour, Providence, r. l.; Blanch E. Sey-
Providence Mand Miller
Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Mcbride. Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss May Nc
Bride, Brooklyn, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Swasey, Cleveland Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse NJ. Smith New York; Chester
b. Albree, Allegheny, Pa; V. e. Edwards.
Worcester, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Car
roll, Worcester, Mass; John H. Corning,
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Edwin r. Fellows,
Springfield. VT; Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart
ness, Springfield, Vt; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Ashworth, Pittsburg. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul II. Grimm. Glen Cove. n. y; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Almond, Brook
York. Miss C. Colwell. New York; Frank
Kempsmith, milwaukee,; H. r. Lasch.
London; MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Morgan,
Worcester, Mass; w. d. Mitchell, East
phia; Mrs. Henry +. Schoenborn, Washing
ton, d. c.; Miss Annie M. Schoenborn,
Washington, D. c.; Miss Theresa F.
Schoenborn. Washington: Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Serrell, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin A. Ware, Worcester, Mass; s. NJ.
Pittman, Providence; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Richmond. New York; George Hillyer, jr.,
land, Plttsburg; Miss Clara B. Miller, AL
legheny Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Green
wood. Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Webster; Mont Clair, n j.; John S; P,
Louis CASTER, New York; George G. Fryer.
Syracuse; Miss Alice W. Spencer. PhiadeI-
phia; Arthur L. Willston. Brooklyn; Frank
NJ t,h1 Ill,
ton; Frederick A. Waldron. Stamford,
Conn; Louis Block, New York; Prof VII
liam Watson, Boston: George H. Phillips.
and Mrs. j. B. sianwood, Cincinnati; ii. NJ.
Lane Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Smith, Providence; Miss Grace L. Smith,
Providence; Mrs r. Gilmore, Providence;
Q; H: Budlong, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Barnes, Rockford, ILL.,: Charles a.
Junkin, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Chapman, Waterbury: j. o. Fowler,
II: Bryan, St. Louis; Austin w. Parker.
we F. Mass ISL c; e: Sargent Chica-
more; Mrs. A H. Raynai Washington;
Miss M. f. Raynal. Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Emerson, Philadelphia; Mrs.
A. w. Knight, Washington: Frederick
Macintosh. Schenectady; Robert Small
Washington; Joseph ]. Butcher Thompson
vile, Conn: Theodore a. Bingham. Wash
iHSloH, L. H. Low, New YORK, j. w. Paul
kittanning Ia: Peter Kirkeraag. Youngs-
town, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs George E. White
head, Providence; Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Hale.
Boston; George r. Stetson New Bedford:
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dowst, Boston: Mrs F.
A. Jeansen, Washington: A C. Paul. Bos-
ton; c. NJ. Cleary, Boston, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick n. Wilson, Princeton: Charlotte
j. Thomas. Portland, Me-: w E. Mathews
Scranton, Pa: Mr. and Mrs. John R. Free
man. Providence: Miss Edith Campbell.
Providence; Mrs. Helen W. King Washing
ton; H. Darlington Bolton, Washington: AL
fred A. Thresher. Dayton. Ohio: Mrs S. p.
Brown, Washington: Mr.. and Mrs F, e.
Galloupe, Boston: Miss j. F. Galloupe, Bos-
ton; Samuel G. Reed, Boston; E r. Fell
lows, Springfield, VT: E. H. Cox New
York: Col. George o. Squier. T. S. A.: Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. La Forge. Waterbury; New
ton Macintosh, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
H. F. J. Porter. Bethlehem; Master Fitz
John Porter Bethlehem: William s. WASH
burn. Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roberts, Waltham, Mass; F. Morton john
son. Waltham, Mass. NJ and Mrs
Charles o. Heggem, Massillon. Ohio: Miss
Lily Spies, Jersey City: D. F. Williams
Waterviet. N. Y: Albert Spies. Jersey CITY:
Miss Gretchen Spies. Jersey City; Franklin
Phillips. Newark: William E. Firth, Mt
Airy, Philadelphia.
Ex-President Cleveland After Game
Ex-Presdent Cleveland passed through
Washington last night en- route for Gan