Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-19

selves by playing Onward, Christian
Soldiers one Of the most martial OF
hymns. which takes ON an added spirit
whenever II Is heard In the field from
brass instruments.
Close-fled, straight. soldieriy and en-
thusiastic. the infantry. including the
let Separate Battalion. passed the re-
viewing officer. eyes right With the
band still playing. the infantrymen
marched back down the field and into
their camps. while the signal company.
cavalry and artillery followed at the rear
OF the column past the brigade stan.
The Ist Battery, Field Artillery. y.
c. ID. c., made a fine impression in its
maneuvering about the field, and when
II turned of for its own camp there were
eft only the regulars. who showed their
appreciation Of the crowds by full
gallop and charge around the great In
closure. Capt Austin handled II seem
" without utteTng a word. his COM
nands being given by arm signals. The
cavalry troopers. whom Neutrality-suspicious.
have seen at Fort Myer many times:
also showed their skill as horsemen, ana
after the final scurry, trotted back TO
their tents and the big crowd filed home,
while both bands. which had already
done days work. gave concerts
Lassie for Every Laddie.
Now, to see ali this sho wa great
crowd came to camp. Nearly every
soldier boys best girl came up to see
him. and the lads must have scrAped
the country with fine tooth comb to
bring all the good lockers possible TO
camp. The previous estimates OF ten
thousand visitors fell short by about
3 600 but that was a-plenty, and the
men had a good time showing on even
TO that number. II was good crowd.
which gave the sentinels little trou-
bic.
ON guard in the 1st Regiment was
SQUAD commanded by Lieut.. E. r. Lus-
by, officer of the guard. and Capt VIII
liam Bowman. officer of the day. while
Capt. Moore of Company A mounted
guard at pm In the I'd Infantry
capt Bob" johnson was officer of the
day Lieut.. A. C. Adams was ofhcer
of thv guard. and the sergeant OF the
guard was Sergt. White of Company
4: corporals of the guard were f. G.
Keith Company F: r. F. Stewart. Com
pany I. and ]. W. Payne. Company NJ
Musician Arthur E. Eddy was trump
eter for the guard.
Prominent visitors in camp yester-
day were Representative Baldwin OF
Missouri; Mai. Thomas King, \. e. II.
g, superintendent of the rifle range;
Lieut. William Duvan. superintendent
of the armory, and Mai Leroy Heron.
inspector general -
cant. George F. Dudley. chaplain OF the
2d Infantry. conducted brief religious
services shortly after o'clock In the
morn ng at the conclusion OF which the
hands plaved Lead. Kindly Light" Capt.
Hugh t. Stevenson, chaplain OF the Isl
Infantry. took as the text for MS ser
mon Blessed is the nation whose God is
the Lord; the people whom lie hath
chosen for His own inheritance. All or
the troopers in attendance at the services
sang America" TO close the services
Entertainers and Their Guests.
Receptions were held by many in the
hn tort a ms
their guests were: Lieut.. Col Stephan,
Mrs. stephan. Mt and Mrs. Harry VIII
son. Miss Ada Wilson, Miss Thelma
stephan. Harold Stephan. Lieut.. H c.
F,arnshaw, Mrs. Earnshaw. Miss Ethel
Earnshaw. Mrs ]. A. Shultz. Miss l. A.
Shultz. Capt. John E. Brooks. Mrs
Brooks. Miss Gertrude Brooks. Lieut..
Frank B. Schlosser. Mrs. Burns, Miss
Burns. Cat. Theodore p Heap, Mrs
Johnson Miss Katherine Mcmahon. Miss
Annie Mcmahon. Capt. Harry c. Coope.
Mrs. Coope. Capt. c. l. Brockway, Mrs
Brockway. Miss Frances White Mss
Josephine Huber. Washington White.
Lieut. G. A. Monagan. Mr.. and MIS-
George Lang. Miss Marvin. Maj. George
TAFT, Miss Burgess. Lieut. T.. +. kennard,
LIST Maryland Infantry; Lieut. w. H.
Chase, Mrs Chase. Capt. Oliver Terry,
Miss Lucilla Hutchinson. Miss Alva
Moore Miss Stansbury. Albert Hutchin-
son and H E. Terry.
Other visitors were:
Mrs. A. K Gilman, Mrs. c. R. Hutch
inson, Miss Dorothy Hutchinson. Miss
Sickles Miss Gertrude McWirt, Mr. T.
Whip, Mrs. l. NJ. Whip, Mr.. j. john
ston, Miss Agnes Freshman, Miss Ger
trude Ross, Mr.. Ray Stoner. Miss Cath
crime Stevenson, Miss Louise Ross, Mr..
Robert L Bosker, Jr.. Mrs. j. c. Morris.
Mr. Lester Knott. Miss Bessie Golden,
Mr. Julian Evard. Mr.. Ed Schwinken-
dorf Mr.. Charles Rothe, Mr.. Eugene
DAILY Mr. Nicholas Donohue, Mrs. j. ID.
Robey, Mrs. Borghauser. Mr.. and Mrs.
BENDER Mr.. Victor Bender, Miss Elsie
". Vierbuchen Mrs. ]. D. Sniffin, Mrs.
NJ j. Landvoigt, Miss Gertrude Riley.
Miss Katie Tweedale. Miss Lucille Arnold,
Mrs Rady, Mrs. Lybrand, Mrs Harry
Wilson, Mrs Z. Burk and daughter. Mrs.
J. T. Sullivan and family, Mr.. Clifford
Noertendyke Mr.. Charles F. Maloy, Mrs
= NJ Miller and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
H.i3Iiams, Mrs. Clayton NJ. Thomas and
-..gS Tomktns.
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