The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

washington viii have as its guests thi
week the representative hotel men OF tn
country whose business it is TO entertain
the people of the country Twenty YEAR
ago last Friday. the Hotel Mems Mutua
Benefit Association met in Washington
Al that time the organization was bu
eight years old. The annual banquet, on
of the features Of the hotel mems meet
ing, was given at the old Wizards Hotel
by o. G. Staples. proprietor of the Rigg!
House.
From Canada, from the South, the Pa
cine Coast, New England, the Middle
West, and from New York-hundreds OF
them-the hotel men and their wives and
friends viii begin arriving in Washing
ton to-day. By to-morrow morning the
local hotel men viii simply have their
hands full.
-Four Days Programme.
The programme for the four days in
Washington is as follows:
Monday. May l3-5 to 10 p m: Register at the
Shoreham.
Tuesday. May l4-s to 10 a. m. REGISTER ar the
sAeTehaTa, 10 a. m; Business meeting at the New
Willard J . "a; Luncheon at the Arlington. ESQ
p n; Reception by President Roosevelt al the
t,hils house D. m Annual Hotel Men Mutual
Beneht Association banquet at the Raleigh S p.
m Ladies banquet al the New Willard During
the onsiness meeting the ladies viii be taken for
an automobile ride around the city.
wednesday. May l5-l1 a. H. . Trip o. Mount Yer
non uy boat. On return special cars will meet boat
take members around the city then 10 Cabin John
Fridge, where planked shad dinner viii be served
The grounds viii be open. and Haley's Band viii
furnish music.
Thursday. May I8-l2 M: Exhibition drin by bicycle
police squad in front of the Arlington ] p N :
Leave Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue on
special ears for Arlington National Cemetery and
Fort Myer- At the latter place special cavalry
Grill VIII BE- given. Return 70 CITY, D. m: Re
eapllon az the Corc0ran Art Gallery 90 the members
o. the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association and
o-her distinguished guests.
Friday the delegation will go to Balti-
more for a stay OF TWO days by special
train. Sunday they will leave for Norfolk
70 attend the exposition, on the steamer
Georgia, which has been chartered for the
occasion. The hotel men viii leave James
town on Tuesday for their homes.
Coming on Special.
New York will have the largest repre-
sentatlon in the convention. A solid vesti-
pule special train viii bring the hotel
men aud their families TO Washington
The train win leave the Pennsylvania sta
ton at Jersey City az 1855 tomorrow az
ternoon- The special is due TO arrive here
at 6;lb o'clock in the evening.
George c. Boldt manager of the wal
oolT-AsteEia, is 20 be one of the number
MI and Mrs George ". Sweeney, OF the
Victoria; AR. and Mrs Edward Nj Tier
ney, OF the Marlborough; Fred A Reed.
OF the Park Avenue; w. Johnson Quinn.
OF the Hotel Empire and Simeon Ford
OF the Grand Union, viii be members of
the New York party. Mr.. Ford is noted
as an atter-dinner speaker. and will make
"a talk at the banquet at the Raleigh
Tuesday evening.
Others included in the New York party
are:
Mr. and Mrs William C. Aluscbeubeiu Air and
9Ts tred A. Muschenheim, Alr aud Mrs. l. RAD
icy, r., Miss Dorothy Radley Miss Emna RerFer
Miss Alice Sweeney Mrs NJ. Moore Mr. and Nlrs
EaASIq NJ lleIney Miss GeneTieye E Tieruey. I'd
Nlh ~ llefneyi Alrs- W o. Graham AIr and
ALrs. AawTence K. Ken, Alr. and Mrs W Kerr
AlT- and Mrs Edgar a. Wall MIR and Airs Tbor
as Z Wall Charles T. Iarzelere, r. A. Harrison.
W. H. mclaughlin. Mr and Mrs J. a. Jepsoa.
= H. sandstedt, Alr. and Mrs Z. n, Huevins
4lE. ana Mis- c Win Perkins E J. OBrien. M |
and Mrs, Henry +. Wood T. H. Green Sir and
3tIs- James Runciman. 3ir. and Mrs Frank NJ /
as o@ae' Mis- Margaret Case. Mr.. W. John !
sou Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs T. =. BARTON. NJ |
). crawford. John H. Hin A. Taboise y B
barTy William Reimer. Mrs. G. Binbsk Miss
Elnna spTlgel Boyd Decker Kenneth decker /
hofaes L. h2od. Miss Dorothy Rood. Remson John /
son MI and Mrs William T. Rowe, New York /
city John ". Kennedy. J. D. Caferty. Bingham |
ton y. T., Mr.. and Airs. T.. y Balm and uar+v /
Newburgh, n. Y; Mr. Shd AIRS. z \. BAN. Mrs /
6il.1on d.ltS FoaslAeeISe' y \ Mr. and Ars. Z. NJ |
siaIler' Buffalo y y; Alr. and Mrs d. j. /
o OAiaIa, Port Richmond. n \: Air James ] |
Fay Rochester, n, y sir. and Mrs. Charles /
HungeuoTd, NaterioWu n. Y; Mr. and Mrs. F |
W. BocA' As5ary Park, y. j. Mr. David Lauber.
ana Mrs. LAUDER. Tampa Bay Fla: Mr. and Mrs !
a D. Cook, Princeton, \. j.. Frank NJ Fox
haegsIIoHn. Pa. f. G. EpBley, Cambridge Springs
Pa; William H. STEPHENS, Elmira. n. Y.
Some Famous Bonifaces.
f p Ewins, OF the Savoy. OF Kansas
City a former vice president Of the as
sociation. is one of the prominent dele
gates who is to attend Fred 4 Wev
manager Of the Knutsford, of salt Lake.
one OF the famous hostelries of the West
mas slgnlned his intention of attending /
Louis Setback. Of Louisville. Ky will
be here. as well as VIII A. L. Sevaranca
Of the Phifster, of Milwaukee; H. c. Bow
efs, OF the Portland. at Portland. Oreg
and hundreds of others.
me organization has q vice president in
each state of the Union Officers of the
association are as follows.
Presidcut-James h. BoWker
First vice rresident-H. G. Boyers
Secretary and treaSTu-l. K Blatehford Chi
cago. -
Board of directors-W. H. Worth chairman.
Prank LTmaa. a. A. LoTing. F. S Pinnev. Cbi-
go go ,soisg , A; 4, Loagee. John C. Roth Henry J.
Auxiliary directors New York State. r. n Tier
heSi NeN Engand States. A. T. BroWnsl. Middle !
slales l. j. Cullen; Northwestern States. A l.
SEVERANCE Western States. Z. A. Thayer. soutb-
era States j. T. Letton Canada 7 X psisis,- ,
Vice presidents-Alabama, T. B. Herrev- artar. .
sas Joseph IRWIN; Canada. w. c. Bailey. Califor-
lia, !. K. Hankia Colorado W s. Dunnipq- f,or7 /
leetieit, A ). BEainerd; Delaware, Harrv Roth | {
nan Ils5rlSt Of Columbia, T. W. Wheeler; Flor
"a, Dayld LAUDER; Georgia, j. Lee Barnes, Idaho ! =
p w. schubert; Illinois, j. J. Sheehan; Indiana | :
& g. Watson: Indian Territory. f. ". Scberlbel. /
Iowa, G. Neipp; Kansas C. l.. Weed; Keptucl,v c
Louis Seeihaei; Louisiana J. F. Denechaud; Maine
a. a. chapman, Maryland, J. H. Laugton. Mas | [
achusetts. Fred Rmhaeh; Michigan T. l. PHELPS. 4
Minnesota, J. ". RolestQa Mississippi Ceoree | :
Turner Missouri, sam 3. Campbell: Montana
Henry A. Never; Nebraska. " 3. CLARK: New :
hampshire, Oliver ]. PelTeu; New Jersey A T l
Bell New York. George Duchscherer; New Afezico. o
I. W. GuTueyi North Carolina, NJ. ]. O'Callahan. [
'oTth Dakota, e. A. kiaus; Ohio c. C. Horton. n
lklahoma C. T. Williams: Oregon Ii. C. Bowers: r
'ennsylTania, E. J.. bonneville; Rhode Island. 5. =
y AatheWsou, j., South Carolina T. W. Ed :
1dge; South Dakota, p. 81. Johnstoa; Tennessee,
i Parker: Texas. C. A. Hageman: Utah. A. / a
red Wey Vermont T. +. Shepard Virginia y
haTles H. ConsolvO; Washington. W G. King. L
teSl firglnla Il. ]. Gazieg; Wisconsin, FOWhatan G.
ollins; Wyonlins, Fl. L Patton In
Every preparation for the finest banquet {,
yer given by the association is being c
aade by Manager Tally, of the Raleigh Il
he decorations VIII be elaborate as viii Il
be menu. when the hotel men sit down
the one time in the year to be them t
elves eufprfaiud D7,rfuu +ha T{pnaE 2,