The Washington times., 1908-05-09
NORNENT HOST
FOR RIVER JAUNT
Prominent Men Will Be on
Cruise Until Monday
Morning.

The good ship Newport News. Of the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
line. pulled away from its dock at the
foot Of Seventh street this afternoon
at o'clock laden with $50 prominent
people who are 20 be the guests Of CIar-
ence +. Norment on a cruise down the
river lasting until Monday.
II has been the custom Of Mr. Nor
ment for a number OF years 10 entertain
party Of his friends on a voyage 70
the historic points Of the Potomac and
lower Chesapeake Bay The steamer
VIII 80 20 Norfolk. touch at Old Point
and Newport News in the morning. and
vii then leave for old Yorktown The
return trip viii be commenced Sunday
night and the party expects TO reach
Washington about o'clock Monday
morairg.
Among the guests are the heads OF de-
partments cf the Washington Railway
and Electric Railway Company. the
Capital Traction Company, the directors
OF the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company, officers and directors OF
the National Bank Of Washington the
executive committee Of the American
Security and Trust Company. the Com
miSsiOLerS. and judiciary Of the Dis
trict, and several Senator'S. Represent
The complete list OF those VINO left
this afternoon is
Q. c Glover, \ w woodward, Ash
ley NJ. Gould, D. Thew Wright chief
Justice Clabaugh, Martin A Knapp
Clarence Moore. W. 8 Hibbs Justice
Anderson. Ward Theron, 7. W. Cush-
man, l. o. Murray. Dr. II l. Z John
son, H Hart. A B. Browne. Dr. r. l.
Holden. A n. LOthrOp. T. p. Kane. j.
-. Carter. Harry Wa-dman, +. i. Yves
"a nd rs ar
n Z Allies, Henry Small. Scott
Bone, Dr. ST. c Bowen, Major Syi-
vester A E Randle, John Yerkes,
W; F. Mattingly. Levi woodbury..
". II. HOeke, DR.. 3. s. Adams, DR.. c.
9. Marbury, Howard Reside ]. Z.
Sinclair, s 5. Lutz, E. c. Bandenburg-,
o. , smith. George W. Moss, L. Z
Evans. ". Z Mendenhall. F. P. May,
Allen D Albert IT.. DIT l. w Glaze
brook. Phelan G HaWns c c Price.
r n Belt. A Norment. Charles Lin
kinss Representative Campbell. John /.
Weaver, James p. Henderson, DIT.
Charles @. Stone. II. T. Wheeler. T. J.
Tally. George Fleming. F. S Hight
Clarence Dix, MyrOn NJ Parker
John Joy Edison, Thomas r
StellWagen. Jesse OverstFeet, Charles
lands, Senator J. h Gauinger
W. r. Ham, Andrew Parker. DR.. w
= Harlan, Senator Carter. Henry l.
~ est, MAJ J. y MOrIOW, w H Gala
han, j.. J. Callahan, Fred Mcguire, Gu
nc H Rudolph, e 8 MarIowe, H W
Fuller, g A Douglas. George Trues-
dell, George H Harries. John T. Arms.
William Loeb. IT.. Theodore ". Moves,
Charles Woodbury., Edward Stevens.
Ernest Walker. Charles White, Charles
Rauscher. John T. Herrell. Daniel Fra
ser. Edward Graves John IL
CUP, Daniel Rausdeli, r. J. Trace
well. Darcy Magee. ". n. Moses,
James N. Green. James h Jones.
William A 1Iearns. J. Henry Kaiser
Asyer Cohen, Joseph l. SalIs. J. 7. Hen
bricks. Arthur &. Moses. George l.
SJarkey. John Alden. Albert P Ruff.
George p. Sacks James LansburEh. ".
J. Father. Ralph ". Lee. J. 7. MOffett,
r G Donaldson. Charles Schafer. B. s
CARL, F. J Whitehead. A. l. MacDer-
mott. G. Kfmball. John r. Mclean
The party OF business men will be lost
10 the world until tomorrow morning
when IL IS expected that word viii be
received Of their arrival at Old Point
Comfort or Norfolk Business has been
put aside for the time being. and the
Intention OF the crowd that gathered a.
the wharf this afternoon clearly was 10
enjoy 10 the limit the hospitality for
which Mr. NOrment has become famous.