Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-01
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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was large representation of retired Off
GERS, including Gen. Baird. Gen. Carey,
Gen. Gushing, Gen. Du Barry, Gen. Ham,
mond, Gen. Holabird, Gen. Macfeely. Gen
Sawtelle, uen. SaXton, Gen. Vincent and
Gen. Wilcox
The naval officers, who followed next in
line to the army, gathered in the office of
the Secretary of the Navy and proceeded
across to the White House. headed by Ad-
miral Dewey and Engineer-in-Chief Mel
vile, who was the ranking rear admiral
present. The navy made a very creditable
showing in point of numbers. and there was
an unusually large attendance of officers of
nigh rank. Admiral Dewey was followed
closely by Lieut.. Crawford his staff secre-
tary. The head of the line, after Admiral
Dewey, was Admiral Rodgers, who was
followed by Admiral Cromwell, Admiral
HIgSinson. Admiral O'Neil. Admiral Brad
ford, Admiral Mccormick, Admiral HIGH
born. Admiral Day, Admiral Endicott Ad-
miral Van Reypen. Paymaster General
kenney, Captain Robley d. Evans, Com
mander Adams, Commander Baird, Com
nlander Cowles, Commander Cover Lieut..
Mulligan, Lieut.. Commander Stanton, Com
mander Perry, Judge Advocate General
Lemly. Captain Craig, Captain Davis, Sur
geon Boyd, Lieut.. Commander Colahan,
Naval Constructor Caps, Constructor Tay-
Tor. Captain Lamkerton, Captain Perkins,
Captain Wadieigh, Commander Pendleton,
Commander Schroeder, Commander Harrie
Webster, Lieut. Griffin, Lieut. Commander
Needer and Medical Director White and
Lieut. Webster
Gen. Haywood headed the marine contin-
gent and was accompanied by Col. Reed
Col harrington, Major Lauchheimer, Lieut..
Harold Snyder and many of the young Off
GERS recently added to the corps.
The diplomats did not leave the White
House until few minutes before u and
gathered almost in a body in the red room
to See the officers of the army and navy
come in. The dazzling picture all this ac-
emulation of gold lace and elaborate en-
DrDldnrlpS Il N hiya of ra1
parlor made an effect worthy of remem-
brance.
After the reception of the army, navy and
marine corps officers had concluded Mrs
Mckinley. at the suggestion of the Presi-
dent. smiingly made her adieux to those
about her and went upstairs. The Presi-
dent escorted her by the south door of the
blue ROOM and her departure and his re-
turn to his post were made so quietly as
to be scarcely observed, save by those at
the head of the next group waiting to be
received
The Judiciary.
The Supreme Court of the United States
was represented by Chief Justice and Mrs.
Fuller and their daughters, Mrs. Wallace
ana Mrs. Aubrey; Justice Harlan, with the
Misses Harlan. Mrs. Harlan. jr., and Mrs.
Shanklin: Justice Gray and Mrs. Gray; JUS
uce Brewer and daughter and Miss Cox:
Justice and Mrs. White; Justice Brown and
ledies: Justice Mckenna. Justice Shiras,
james II. Mckenny, clerk, and j. NJ.
Wright. marshal.
All the members of the Court of Claims,
accompanied by Clerk Archibald Hopkins,
the members of the Court of Appeals and
Supreme Court of the District were pres
emit
Mr.. and Mrs. Aulick Palmer followed The
District government was represented by
Commissioners Wight Ross and Beach, Ma j..
Sylvester, Hopeweil Darneille, auditor and
Judge kimball.
EX-Secretary of the Navy Herbert Rev
l. DE Witt Talmage, ex-Sccretary of State
Foster and Commissioner DENLY were pres
ent,
The Congressional Contingent.
There was a very large attendance of
senators and representatives, among the
callers on the President today. Among the
callers were Senator Frye of Maine, Presi-
dent pro tenn. of the Senate: Senators Bur
rows of Michigan, Morgan of Alabama,
Carter Of Montana. Cockrell of Missouri,
Mcmillan of Michigan, Fairbanks of In
diana, Allison of Iowa, Harris of Kansas
Quarles of Wisconsin, Teller of Colorado
Nelson of Minnesota, Beveridge of Indiana
Foster of Washington, Elkins of West Vir-
glnld, Platt of Connecticut, Foraker of
Ohio, Butler of North Carolina, Wetmore
of Rhode Island, Ross of Vermont and
Kyle of South Dakota and Senator and Mrs.
Lodge.
A very large number of members of the
House of Representatives were present.
Speaker Henderson came in company with
Mr.. DalZell of Pennsylvania. Among 9TH
crs were Representatives Burton of Ohio
Ball of Texas, Benton of Missouri, Gaines
of Texas, Newlands of Colorado, Cousins
of Iowa, Fletcher of Minnesota Terry of
Arkansas, Bell of Colorado, Lanham of
Texas. Babcock of Wisconsin, Morris of
Minnesota, Wachter of Maryland. Fowler of
New Jersey. Flynn of Oklahoma Stewart
of Wisconsin. Lacey of Iowa. Berry of
kentucky. Benton of Missouri, Rixey Of
Virginia, Parker of New Jersey, Taylor OF
Illinois, Latimer of South Carolina, Sprague
of Massachusetts, Ferry of Arkansas. Dins-
more of Arkansas. Hit of Illinois, Tayler
of Ohio. Joy of Missouri Mcclellan of New
York, Thomas of Iowa Caderhead of
Kansas, Davidson of Florida, Fowler of
New Jersey Grosvenor of Ohio, Hull of
Iowa, Rurkett of Nebraska, Bartholdt Of
Missouri and representative and Mrs. Nc
Cleary and son.
Government Officials.
Among the various government officials
were Ex-Governor Merriam, director, and
Dr. Wine assistant director, of the census
bureau; Public Printer Palmer, Commits
sioner Evans of the pension office; Messrs
Clements, Youmans and Knapp interstate
commerce commission; Messrs. Proctor.
Harlow and Brewer, civil service commits
sion, and Mr.. A. r. Server, chief examiner
of the commission; Assistant Secretaries
BT-SHdll OF lllt Oh
Allen Of the Navy, Meiklejohn of the War;
Heath, Madden and Shallenberger of the
Post Office; Spaulding Nanderlip and Tay-
lor of the Treasury; Solicitor General Rich
arcs. Assistant Attorneys General Boyd.
Hoyt, Thompson and Pradt of the Depart
ment Of Justice.
Of the departments the treasury was mos
la gely represented, those present being
Theo. F. Swayze, chief clerk; NJ. f. Allies,
private secretary: Charles Lyman, appoint
n.ent clerk; Andrew Johnson. chief of GUS
toms: W. S. Chance, chief of the special
agents: James X. Taylor, supervising archi-
tect: John Z. Wilkie. chief of the secret
service; S. |. Kimball, superintendent life
saving; K. j. Tracewell controller; {. NJ.
Force, chief clerk of the controllers office;
Auditors Andrews, Morris. Youngblood
Brown Timme, Castle; Ellis II. Roberts
treasurer; George w. Wilson, commissioner
of internal revenue; George E. Roberts,
dir ector of mint: +. 7. Chamberlain, COM
missioner of navigation; James A Dumont
Inspector general. and son: r. V. Powderly,
bureau Of immigration; NJ D. O'Connell,
solicitor.
District National Guard.
With the officers of the army, navy and
marine corps were Brigadier General Geo.
H. Harries, commanding, and the officers
of the general staff. District of Columbia
militia, as follows: Lieutenant Colonel Jas
NJ ir I'D int lin