Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-23
AT SOCIAL. FUNCTION.
Reunion and Banquet Of the New
Hampshire Association.

Hampshire Association.
The annual reception and banquet of the
New Hampshire Association of this city
was held at the Riggs House Friday even
ing. Between LOO and 200 gathered at the
tables in the large dining room after a very
pleasant reception in the parlors Of the
hotel.
Mr.. Charles II. Turner, president of the
association. acted as POSTMASTER. After
speaking Of the work Of the association
and expressing regrets that the senators
Of the state were prevented at the last mo-
ment from being present on account OF
night session, he introduced as the first
speaker Of the evening Mr.. Frank w. Hac-
kett, former assistant secretary OF the
navy. He spoke to the toast. New Hamp-
shire In the executive departments He
referred to the "only son New Hampshire
has ever put in the presidential chair,
Franklin Pierce, whose might and power
are beginning to be recognized as time
goes on" :
The speaker paid a glowing tribute to
the many distinguished sons of the old
granite state that had served In the execu-
tive branch of the government and enum,
Webster, Lewis Cass, Fessenden, salmon
P. Chase and John A. Dix.
Mr.. George G. Hazeit3n. former repfe Sen
Hampshire. spoke on New Hampshire In
the National Legislature" After paying
homage to the great list OF distinguished
to John P. Hale is the honor Of being prob
ably the greatest man, excepting webster.
that We have sent to the nails OF Con-
New Hampshire in the War Of the Re-
public" was the subject which Mr.. n. y.
Mouiton responded to. Representaase
Frank D. Currier responded 10 new
Hampshire in the judicial Branch OF me
Government Among other things. he told
of the first American flag to reach Europe.
It having been made in Portsmouth by New
lDt rrT
HAMPSHIRE girls; NJ. Mr.. Henry sm0sbire IN the
Field of Letters" and ex-senator Henry
w Blair to The Daughters OF New Hamp-
shire"
Mrs Charles H. Turner. Mr.. Frank ID.
Currier. ex-senator Henry w. Blair. Mr.
George C. Hazelton. Mr.. Henry M Baker.
W. Hackett, DR.. A. J. Huntoon. Miss
George Rogers, Mai. III. A Dillon. Miss
Rose c. Dillon, Mrs. George G. Hazeiton.
Mr.. and Mrs George e. Sargent Arsn ,
son, F. w. Alexander. Mrs. Irene Shafer,
Miss Ellen F. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs Gharies
Chapman, Mrs william w. Mihart, Miss
Charlotte Butler Stevens. Mrs John ".
Walsh, Miss Lydia Marshall. Miss A w.
Prescott, BENJAMIN F. ADAMS. Mr: "a
M. Rainer, Miss Carrie Sanborn. Maj. Geo.
A. Bartlett. Miss NJ. Francis Harmon. Dr:
and Mrs. Francis n Woodman. Mr. ana
Mrs. H. X. Fulton, Horace M t1nton. MAJ
and Mrs. John Doyle Carmody, MIR. ana
MIS-. D x. Sargent. Mrs. wtliiam Cark.
Mrs. George.te A chamber,in. MT ana
Mrs. Edwin II. Fowler. Mrs. NJ ). fowlef.
NJ and Mrs. Reed. Mrs A. A Bupdy, Miss
Maud Bundy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 7.
Cieaves, Mr.. and Mrs: d. n Hildreih; Mr..
and Mrs A. c. Clough, DR.. and Mrs e; A
q. s.. BaIiock, Standby B. Sanford. Prof. f.
W FairfieId, Charles e. Langley. Mrs. &.
A. Langley, Maj. Center II. lawrence. WIN.
+ Reed III. g. Mccormick j. Orvf1ie John
sm Miss Daphne Thompson. Miss j. Eliza
beth Sargent, Arthur Sargent Miss Sarah
W. Brown. Miss Edith Brown, M G. =.
Brown. Miss Marian McFall, Cecil b.
Trecirey Russel Grove Abbott. Capt
Henry II. Copp. Ellen D. Copp. Mr.. and
MIS-. Il. W. wheeler, Sarah J.. Warren.
Niss Nellie O'Hare, Mra. Clara Baker
sua4th. Mr.. and Mrs o. II. French. Mrs.
Fannie 8. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
House.