Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-13
MILITARY OFFICIALS
GUESTS OF GOVERNOR
Asst. Sec. Of War Breckenridge in
Party From Washington.
ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON.
Adjuiants- General Of Various States
Come To Inspect The Naval
Academy This Afternoon.

GERS of the Regular Army, who are
interested in State militia affairs.
besides few Federal officials, in.
Guiding Assistant secretary of War
Breckenridge, and Assistant Score.
tary of the Navy Roosevelt, about
forty Acknowledgements Of the militia
forces Of as many states, who attend
ed conference on militia affairs in
Washington last night, are in Anna
polls this afternoon conducting an in
spection of the Naval , cademy.
The members of the party were en-
tertained at luncheon by the Cover
nor and Mrs. Goldsborough at the
Governmet House, and later followed
up the inspection of the naval institu-
tion. The party from Washington
arrived In the city on a SPECIAL car
over the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Line shortly be-
fore O'Clock, and went Immediately
to the Government House for lunch
con.
None of the officers was in uni
form, all being in civilian attire.
The Governor, at first planned TO
have the rect ptioD and luncheon q
stag affair, but at the laft moment
Mrs. Goldshcrodgh decided to make il
general reception, and she invited
a number of ladies of the society set
of Annapolis and the Naval Academy
to assist her in receiving as well as
help entertain the military officers.
DA.sAaa h. -
members of his staff assisting il re-
ceiving, the party including the fol-
lowing officers: ColCnels Henry l..
Bartlett, Marion Humphreys, Henry
l.. Duer, William B. Tilghman, Will
liam Whitridge, w. Bladen Lowndes,
Edward NJ. Allen, G. Wilbur Miller
and Albanus Phillips. In addition to
the general staf and field officers of
the Maryland regiments, assisted the
Executive in welcoming the military
guests.
Assisting Mrs. Goldsborough were
the following ladies: Her mother.
Mrs. Nancy Shovel; her sister, Mrs.
E. o. Bowman, of Springfield, O.
Mrs. Hadsell, wife of Captain Had
sell. of the Army; Mrs. John f.
Hines, Mrs. J. X. P. PringIe, Miss
Todd, Miss Covington Mrs. Macklin,
wife of Adjutant General Charles F.
Maeklin; Mrs. Braing, Of New York,
and Miss Eta Goldsborougb s s-.-
Adjutsnt General Macklin and the
following officers of the division of
militia affairs of the United States
Army, accompanied the visiting Ad-
jutants General from WASH ogton:
igadier-Genersl Albert S. Mills,
Lieut.. Colonel Harry C. Hale, Majors
Evan M. Johnson, Harry l.. Gilchrist,
William j. Snow, Marcellus SpInk,
Curtis w. olive II, Charles A. Hede
kin, Capt. William M. Fassett and
Lieut.. Townsend Whelen.
The following State officials were
among the invited guests: Secre-
tary of State Robert p. Graham, At
torney General Edgar A. Poe. State
Treasurer Murray vandiver, Comp
troller Emerson G. Harrington, James
McEvoy. president Of the BOARD of
Police Commissions of Baltimore
city; President Price, of the Senste,
and Speaker Trippe, of the House,
and number of members of the
Legislature, and DR.. Thomas Fell,
provost of the University of Mary
land.
The invited guests from the Naval
Academy we're: Capt. j. H. Glib
bons, Capt. G. w. Logan, Capt. I.
w. Kinkaid, Commander X. C. Bull.
mer, Commander L. H. Chandler.
Commander j. r. Hines. Commando r
H. B. Price, Commander G. H. Bur
rage, Commander j. r. Tompkins.
Commander C. F. Preston, Command
er A. B. Hoff, Commander j. r. p.
Pringle, Commander w. w. Phelps.
Lieut.. Commander j. P. Morton.
Lieut.. K. G. Castleman, Lieut.. T. A.
Symington, Medical Inspector j. F.
Field, Medical Inspector A. M. u.
Mccormick, Prof. H. E. Smith, Prof
n. M. Terry, Prof. P. j. Dsshiells..
Prof. C. v. Cusachs, Pro. A. N.
Brown, Prof. ID. NJ. Garrison. Paw
Inspector NJ. NJ. Ramsay, Paymaster
Samuel Bryan.
The Adjutants Gene raj in the party
are: J. B. o'Mesrs, Missouri /:
Henry I. Herring, New VI sxico: C.
|. Martin, Kansas: p. w. Llewelyn.
Washington; l.. S. Tillotson, Yer
mont T. l.. Hall, Jr., Nebraska; w.
E. Finger, Oregon; H. E. Tutherly,
New Hampshire; Charles w. Abbott.
Jr., Rhode Island. H. d. Hamilton.
New York; l.. w. Young. North
Carolina; c. w. Harris, ARIZONA; C.
d. Elliott, West Virginia; L. v.
Patch, Idaho Henry Hutchins.
Texas; F. NJ. Canton, Oklahoma: G.
H. Wood, Ohio; Albert Greeian.
Maine; G. Nj. Cole, Connecticut; T..
j. Stewart, Pennsylvanis: G. E.
Logan, Iowa; c. L. Wright, vir-
GINA; G. w. Pearson, Massachu-
sets; ]. C. R. Moster, Florida: +.
B. Wood, Minnesota; /. P. Wicker
sham, Delaware; w. f. Sadler.
New Jersey; w. w. Moore, South
Carolina; Frank Maloney, Teuns 8