The Washington times., 1913-03-03
VISITORS GATHER
FROM ALL. PARTS
Governors and Monares Elbow Way Through Great Inaugu
ration Crowds-Lobbes of Hotels Respondent With Glitter
of Uniforms of Aids to Executives.

From all quarters of the Continent
visitors are pouring into Washington
today, governors, multi-millionaires,
and men Of power not ordinarily re-
lated to the political life Of the city are
elbowing about through the great in
augural crowds.
/ The Hobbies of the hotels are packed
to the proverbial sardine point of dem
sity. and hundreds Of brilliant uniforms
are in evidence everywhere. Governors
Fielder. of New Jersey; Sulzer, of New
York; Miller, Of Delaware; Moorhead,
of New Nebraska: McCreary, Of Ken
lucky, and Hall, of Louisiana. are quar-
staffs, while at the Raleigh are to be
found Governors Potnier, of Rhode Is
land. Tener, of Pennsylvania, and
Dunno, Of Illinois.
close friend, Josephus Daniels, of Ra-
leigh, N. c., who Is to be Secretary Of
the Navy in the Wilson Cabinet. are
at the New Willard. Charles F. Muir
ply, leader of Tammany Hall. is at the
Raleigh, and William c. McAdoo, Of
New York, the probable Secretary Of the
Treasury in the new Administration. Is
at the Shoreham-
Essex Troop at Willard.
The President-elect's personal guard.
the Essex troop Of New Jersey. under
Can't. B. r. Rooms, is at the New Will
lard with the Signal Corps, OF the New
Jersey National Guard.
Mayor Newton d. Baker, of Cleveland,
and Cyrus II. Mccormick, of Chicago,
are at the Shoreham. Col =. n.
closest personal friend, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. at lSoo
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue northwest VIII
liam r. McCombs is expected this eve
ming at the New willard. ara Mr. ,y,,.o,
with their daughters, will arrive at the
Shoreham late this afternoon.
The following is a list OF guests al
the shoreham:
and Mrs. Sylvester Beach, Mr.. Biakeley.
| Mayor Newton ID. Baker. of Cleveland:
Hon Thomas F. Burke Mr.. and MIS-
| George Gordon Battle. Of New York
Mr. and Mrs Charles R. Crane, of chi
/, cago; James Douglas Pliny Fisks.
| Wilson Howe, Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Har-
| rod. Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter E; HOPE
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Field Malone. Of
New York; Vice President-eiect and
John T. McGraw, Of West Virginia.
| Vance Mccormick, Cyrus II. McCor-
mick. of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. J. U.
H. Pitney. and Miss Pitney. OF Jersey
| City: Mr.. ana Nrs James H. nesan'
| Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Don c.
seitz, of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
| Speidell, Frank Trainor. William 6. Nc
Adoo, OF New York. Hon. George 7.
| White, James q. Wilder. Mrs. w. b.
! Sheridan, Mrs. Cooney Ward. Miss
| Stanton. Rudolph Spreckels. of San
| Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Polk Yeatman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Wilson. Mr.; ard
Mrs John NJ. Wilson, Edward Wilson,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson. and Mr..
and Mrs W. McCalmont Wilson.
At willard.
| At the New Willard are the follow
ing:
Charles S. Ashley. mayor of New
| Bedford, Mass. !; Henry e. Alexander,
| of Trenton, N. j.; Miss Caroline Alex
ander, of Castle Point. Foboken, n.
J J.: e. H. Baker. of Cleveland; Lathrop
| Brown, ConRressman-elect from New
York city: Mrs. Elmer Black. OF New
York city, Senator F. O. Briggs OF
| New Jersey: william Jennings Bryan;