Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26

Dewey. at the sound of whose gun at Ma
Mia reverberating as 1t did to the utter
most parts of the earth, even crowns were
removed in token of the greatest naval
achievement the world has ever seen or
history recorded!
while regretung that wars alarms were
heard throughout the land, we rejoice at
the swift termina ton of the conflict, and
that the heralds sing again with renewed
sweetness, Peace earth; good win to-
ward men? Mag that ever be the burden
OF our song, and peace, plenty, prosperity
and patriotism be the watchwords of all
true Americans
The national capital rejoices, and we
feel grateful that the people, inspired by
The lovely sentiments of victory have had
en- opportunity to turn aside from the busy
cares OF life to mngle in one grand holiday
and jubilee.
1--WE are grateful that the weather has
been so propitious as not to disturb the
plans of the citizens of Washington. who
have toiled so assiduousiy to make the oc-
casion worthy of the cause and worthy of
the city in which every local subject
throughout the realms of Uncle Sans do
MAN, and even our wards in military chan
Gerry, should take pride.
He closed with verse, which again i'm
pcrtuned all present to possess themselves
with happiness
feature of the evening was the crown
ing of a queen of Peace and Love and
Beauty" Mrs. Tom C. Moves was selected
archical family. Attended by many pretty
court ladies she promenaded down the long
hall to her seat of honor, being crowned
as she arrived a the royal das of the king.
Mrs. Noyes wore striking and becoming
gown of real lace, over blue silk. Her hair
was arranged in royal coiffure and in her
arms she carried a large bouquet of Amer-
can Beauty roses. The maids of honor We're
Misses Jewel Hay, Katherine Fisher Mon
lea Joyce. Mabel Herman of Oregon. Jean
ME Dalgliesh and Mrs. Alfred o. Girard;
page, Paul Hay.
Following the coronation ceremony there
was grand march of all those in costume.
The TabIeaux.
Among the tabeaus presented and those
taking part in the pictures were:
discovery of America by Lief Ericsson"
presented by 7 b. Lyman, F. E. Smith, l..
J. Gilon, w. J. Mangan, NJ. A. Joyce, J.
Bauby and Martin T. Conboy
DE Soto Discovering the Mississippi"
presented by F. G. Esterly. 4. c. Crook, F.
l.. Tarbox, G.. G. Williams, W. j. Scheyer,
NJ. F. HoIIoran, Z. Burke, George OConnor,
S. Ferree, F. Z. Barbour and F. w. Ro-
maine.
'Pocahontas from a painting in the bust
ness office of the Posp, presented by A. D.
Shaw, j. A. Whitlcck, j. r Springmann,
". l. Boardman, Thomas A. Lloyde, Arthur
Shield Fred W. KahIert T S. Slater R X
Murray, w. S, Mann, J. E. Paine w H.
Wilson. w. l.. Ashdown, H. w. Tippett, G.
ID. Reckwey, T. G. Borngesson, J. P. Brad
shaw, George W. Sergeant, n Hefwith, W.
w. Watkins, George w. Vaughn, G. B.
AmaZeen. !. G.. Haskell, William H Jor-
dan and Mrs. Wright
Landing of the Pilgrims" presented by
Mrs. h. J lockwood Miss Edna Lockwood,
Master Walter Lockwood d. G. Fugitt G;
B. Nichol. Miss F. NJ. Gibson. DR.. John Ma
dert, w. S. Broughton, Miss b. Murdoch,
Miss A. l. Sherwood, Mrs. J. G. Hudson. b.
=. Smith, S. c. Griswold, NJ. c. Nugget
H. b. clifton, Mrs wnams. Miss II.
Moore and Miss Minnie b. Hamilton.
Washington at Valley Forge" presented
by c. o'C. Coleman W. T. Free, ". H.
King, ]. G. Duuning, G. F, Fuller, George
F. Mathieson: W. b. Corner, H. H. War
ner. Edward Brscoe and Fred. c. Rick
'MolIie Pitcher at Battle of Monmouth"
presented by the same with the addition of
Miss Woodward.
Lady washing;on's Reception" pre-
scented by these members of the d. A. r.,
in charge of Dr. T. Richie Stone: Mrs.
Croisant, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Pike, Mrs. Main,
Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Chest, Mrs.
Morris. Mrs. Lyman, Lady Clinton, Mrs.
Herantu, Miss Green Mrs. Van Deusen.
Miss Fauntleroy, Mrs Ballenger, Miss Bal
lenger, Miss Wilbur Miss Morgan, Miss b.
Goodwin Miss Goodwin, Miss Keys, Miss
Drown, Mrs William Stanley, Miss Morris.
Misses Faunteroy. Mrs. Craig, Clifford b.
son, Ralph Hills, A. A. Clemens. c. V. Ev-
erett, H. P. X. Holt, Thomas Merrill. Chas.
Muir, c. c. Stouffer, joseph w. Butts. J.
Speed Smith. J. 3. Breckenridge.
Battle of Chapultepec,' presented by the
following, in charge of S. a. Dougherty: p.
w. Gibbon. W. G. Fitch, q. G. Thompson,
w. B. Gibbs G. Z. Morris, H. j. Castla, W.
S. Perry, r. g. Brown, II. J. Bru1aeikamp,
]. e Bergman, G. n. Mclaughlin, l.. J.
Maxwell, F. Wanamaker j. Foust, j. {.
Hadsal e. j. Briggs, G. l.. Dudley, S. e.
Stonebraker, c. A, Springsguth, b. +.
Smith, Pike King, j. E. Kane, Fred W.
Moore r G. Eckert, Paul H. Miller, l.. H.
Burghman j. e. Smith, DIR. w. W. Hodges,
c. b. Bacon and George p. Maugan.
Thu man on the bridge and the men be-
hind the guns showing Dewey at Manila,
represented by s. A. Dougherty, one gun
captain and six sailor men, L. s. N
San Juan HILL" represented by w. C.
Lumsford, w. A. Taft, F. f. Lynch, Floyd
Brown, William Zell, Richard Hurley,
James Davis, Harry Mitchell, George w
Marin, Daniel 2. Meyers, j. a. O'Toole
John kammerer, Jack Gear, John Prender
VILE John Hoops. w V. Reed. George r.
Davis, w. F. Wilkinson, A J. Hawkins
Albert Rose nbaum, w. c. Whip and Capt
Walker.
Peace" presented by Mrs ]. Edwin
Brown; Miss Harriet E. Hawley, Cuba:
Miss Celynda Ford, Hawaii; Miss Flora B.
Osborne, the Philippines; Joseph A. Ber-
berich, an American general; B. l.. Fail
ccner, a general of the Mexican war;
Thomas J. McGeary,, Gen. Weyler; D. T
Murphy, Spanish general Professor Ar
thur r. J. Yundt, Gen. Grant; Richard Cor
coran, Abraham Lincoln; j. G. Hudson,
President Mckinley; S. c. Halsey George
Walsh J. B. Breckinridge, NJ. A Dolan and
W. A. Reiss American and Spanish officers
Mr. j. Edwin Browne was in charge of
the tableau feature.