Evening star., 1917-03-05
ELEVEN governors
AND STAFFS HERE
MaryIand's Chief Executive
Completes Number Taking
Part in Inauguration.
ENTERTAINED LAVISHEY

with the arrival Of Gov Harrington
of Maryland, at 1880 today. the guber-
material contingent that is here for the
Inauguration was made complete.
Cows. Manning of South Carolina and
Bilbo of Mississippi put in appearance
yesterday morning. These executives,
with those who arrived Saturday. in
GLIDING Cows. Townsend of Delaware.
Mccall Of Massachusetts,, Edge of New
Jersey. Stuart Of Virginia. Pleasant Of
Louisiana, Brumbaugh Of Pennsylvania,
Whitman of New York and Beeckman Of
Rhode Island. make total of eleven
state heads who are participating in
the inaugural festivities. Gov. Ken
drick Of wyoming came in the capacity
of senator-elect and will be sworn in as
. member of the Senate today.
continuous reception was the order
Of the day yesterday for the governors
and their staffs. Forced to stay indoors
by the inclement weather, the state ex-
ecutives were at home to the many Wis
itors who called. With all the staff Of
ficers In uniform. the governors head
quarters at the hotels presented color
governors are accompanied by their
wives and daughters. In the hotel
cafes last night numerous dinner par
ties were given for members of the gu
bsruatorial delegations
Yesterday afternoon a committee OF
the Federation of Citizens Associations
and state societies Of the District. in
oluding Charles s. Shreeve. william
Nick. Clayton. Edward F. Colladay and
Nathan B. Williams called on the gov
ernors in reference to the governors
conference to be held at Hotel Powhat-
tan tomorrow morning to consider the
proposed permanent states exposition
for Washington. Several Of the execu-
tives will remain over for the confer
ence.
Gov. Brumbaugh's Party.
Gov Brunbaugh of Pennsylvania.
who is stopping at the Raleigh Hotel.
10 accompanied by Mrs. Brumbaugh and
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Bell. Comprising
his staff, one of the largest brought by
any governor, are Col. Joseph h
Weaver. Gen. Frank K. Patterson, Maj.
J. Werner Hutchins. Col Walter I.
Bradley, Col. Louis ]. kolb. Col. E. NJ.
Young, Maj +. d. Beary, Lieut.. Col.
Joseph 3. Kemper. Col. Charles 4: Rock,
ment. Lieut.. Col. David j: Davis,
Col F. Taylor Pusey. Mai. c. n. Bern
theizel, Gen. C. T. ONeill. Maj. II. A.
Reninger. Gen. William g. Price, capt
Lieut. Lyle E. Van Week. Col. l. Ben
ton Long. Lieut.. Col George Hugh
Smith, Gen. Thomas ]. Stewart. Capt
Leo A Luttringer, , Nal L; ;.N, ": EausSH Eai W
Judd Crookston and F. F. Williams:
Headquarters for Cows. Stuart OF Nfr-
ginia and Pleasant Of Louisiana are
at Hotel Powhatan Mr. comPrisins ond Mrs Gs
PaschalI and Miss Sallie Paschan, Col
]. H Hill. Col. William II. Langhorne,
Col r. NJ Burlington. Miss Mary Bui-
lington. Col. ]. J. Pollard. Col, and MIS-
W. Williams and Col. Henry l. Valen-
Gov. and Mrs. Pleasant head the Off
cial Louisiana delegation az the row
including Gen. C. c. McCrory. Col. W. L.
stevens, Maj John Gamble, Maj. r. P.
Woods and Maj. Dutton.
At the New Willard are quartered
Cows. Edge of New Jersey. Mccall of
Massachusetts,, Townsend of Delaware
and Manning of South Carolina and
their staffs In Gov. Edges party are
Col. Myron Robinson, his Personal sonanl aia'
Col Mahlon Margerum. Mai James s.
Hayes, Maj A H. Mackie and Col
Fiegenstan.
With Governor Of Bay State.
Gov. and Mrs. Mccall and their
daughter. Mrs. Margaret Mccall. and
the governors secretary. Stanley r.
Miller, and Mrs. Miller. head the
Massachusetts, contingent. Members OF
Gov. McCalrs staff at the Willard are
Col. Edward L. Logan. Col. J. H. Sher-
bu-ne. Capt. Dana T. Gallup. Capt. P. l.
Schuyler, Capt II. d. Cormerais. Capt.
Charles NJ. Rotch, Capt. Henry c. Mar
tin and Capt. w. c. MacBayne.
With Gov. Townsend are Mrs. Town
send and their daughter. Miss Lyla
satterthwaite, Col. George W. Sparks.
Col Simon D. Marvel. Col. William
Denney Col. l. Ernest Smith. Gen. T. c.
du Pont, Col. Howell. Gen. George FL
liam Marshall. Maj. w. E. Slower, Maj,
E. G. Bardford and Sergt. C. Sawden.
Gov. and Mrs. Manning and their
sons. John A. Manning Of Columbia.
University of Virginia. are at the Will
lard The governors staff includes
Gen. John D. Frost. Col o. K. La Rogue.
Col George w. Dick. Col A. l. CASTOR,
Col. L. NJ. Cheatham. Col A. L. Cobb.
Col J. s. Salley, Col w. A Klauber.
Col. o. r. Doyle. Col. N. H. Keith. Col.
C L. cureton. Col. George D. Walker.
and Col. A. E. Hutchins Also with
the South Carolina delegation at the
willard are Mrs. F. H McMaster of
Columbia. Miss Susie Dick of Sumter.
Mrs. Heath. Mrs. Pope. Col August
Kohn. w. F. Caldwell of the Charleston
News and Courier and j. Pope Mat
thews of the federal reserve bank.
Gov. Bilbo of Mississippi. staff and
party are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel. The staff includes Brig. Gen.
Ellie c. Scales. Maj. Charles X. Dalbey.
Maj. R. P. Crump. Maj. R. E. Harlon.
Maj r. p Phipps, Mai w. A. McDon-
aid. Maj. Alexander Hinton. Mai A. w
Durkee. Maj. l.. E. Cox. Mai. T. K
Currie and Maj. P. D. Atherton. Among
the civilians in the governors party
are F. c. Hattie and wife, Mrs. R. E
Harlan, Mrs. r. P. Phipps. Mrs. F. c.
Jackson. Mrs. S. F. Jones. Mrs. David
Jones. DR.. w. L. Johnston. Gerald
Fitz Gerald. Judge c. V. HatbornI Miss
Camille McBeath and J. NJ. McBeath.
democratic state chairman for Missis-
sippi.
Gov. Whitman at Brazilian Embassy
Gov. and Mrs. Whitman of New York
are staying at the Brazilian embassy,