Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-02
CALLED ON GOVERNOR
MILITIA OFFICERS EXTEND
GREETINGS TO WAKEFIELD.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 2.-Pursuant
to custom of years, the officers of the
9th regiment, Maryland National Guard,
headed by Col Henry NJ. Warfield, came to
Annapolis in body yesterday and paid
an Official New Year call upon Governor
Warf1eld at the Government, House The
governor had as his special guests during
the morning Lieut.. Col. John F. Guilfoyle,
7th Cavalry, United States army, now
stationed in the nilippines, who is on
visit to Annapolis. Lieutenant Colonel Gull
foyle was formerly military secretary of
the Department of .4uzon
Assisting the governor in receiving the
militia officers were Col. Edmund L. Wood
side, aid on the governors staff and
Capt. William Baird United States ARMY
retlredl OF the adjutant generals office.
IN addition to the 9Th Regiment officers
the governor had extended an invitation to
the local officers Of the LIST Infantry to
be present at the Government House for
the occasion, and the invitation was ac-
cepted. Luncheon was served in the state
dining hall.
The officers of the 9Th Regiment who
called included the following:
Col Henry M Warfield. Mai Louis M
Rawlins. Mai c. Baker Clotworthy, Maj
John Hinkley, Maj. (Surgeon) S. Griffith
Davis, Brevet-Mal Robert J. Miller, Maj.
5. johnson Poe, Capt. (Chaplan) William
Dame, Capt. and Ordnance Officer r. San
cheZ Boone, Capt. and Quartermaster G. s.
jackson, Capt. and Commissary E. B. Du-
val, Capt Paymaster) Ridgely Gather,
First Lieut.. and Adjt. Harvey n. Hutton,
Capts. N. Lee Goldsborough. Ebert Thorn
son, Washington Bowie, jr., Jesse Slingluff
5. E. Conradt. c. R. Dffenderffer, W. Pink
ney Holmes. First Lieuts. Henry T. Daily,
w. Spear Brownley, F. S. Whitman, James
+. Houston. Frank A. Hancock. Charles V.
M. Cooper. and Second Lieut.. Joshua G.
Harvey. ir.
The local ofl.cers of the 1st Infantry
who paid their respects to the chief execu-
tive were:
Maj. Hugh R. Riley. Capt Philip E. Por-
ter, First Lieut. William E. Hollidayoke
Getired). Lieuts. John dep. Douw John l..
Gates and Louis B. Myers.
After receiving the officers of the 9th
Maryland Infantry Governor Warfeld spent
the remainder of the day al the Government
House receiving number of residents of
Annapolis who called to pay their respects
Among those who received yesterday were
Rear Admoral James II. Sands, superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy and Mrs.
Sands; Capt George P. Colvocoresses,
commandment of midshpmen, and Mrs Col
vocoresses; Mrs. Brown, wife of Prof o. J.
Brown, at her home in the Naval Academy.
The principal reception in the city was
given by Mrs. Randall, wife of Mr. John
Writ Randall, president of the Farmers
National Bank. Assisting Mrs. Randall in
receiving the guests were Mrs. Thomas
Fell Mrs. Schouler, wife of Rear Admiral
JoIIl oCHOuleT, TellTeu, vile
OIL Capt. Charles Bartlett of the navy;
Mrs. Cutler, wife of Capt. William G. Cut
Ter of the navy; Mrs. Daniel r. Randall,
Misses Margaret and Nancy Walton, Misses
Frances and Louisa Terry, Miss Daisy
Brown, Miss Julia Talcott and Miss Au-
gusta Burwell.
The annual New Year eve ball given
by the midshipmen in the armory at the
Naval Academy was largely attended by
out-of-town persons. Just before the stroke
of midnight all hands ceased dancing and
stood attention while Miss Marion Sands,
daughter of the superintendent, rang the
large bell which bade adieu to the old
and proclaimed the advent of the new
year.