Evening star., 1921-04-03

by humanity The main staircase in the
northwest corner Of the building Was com
people coming and going and the appearance
presented to q spectator standing at the top
and looking down was very bewildering.
ners out of the line of the currents and tried
to furnish directions to the newcomers and
their voices were lost 10 the hum Of 80 many
admiring VOICES, as the folks came upon new
surprises in the finish Of the building at nearly
every step.
Friends, those old headlines and
those two paragraphs are very in
teresting to the Rambler! He does
not know who wrote that story. but
a story like that, passing across the
copy desk now would start a riot!
Look at that first sentence with the
parts" in it,! See two or three lines
given to an awning across the side
walk: see the spaces that was given
to "the line that kept growing until
near the end, when 1t suddenly began
to dwindle"; see those lines about the
servants in the corners. "out OF the
line Of currents. whose voices were
lost in the hum of the many admiring
voices" and 80 forth!
The reception committee was: A.
A. Adee,. Norman Bestor, Z. A. BOW
ers, Lieut.. c. A: Bradbury, u S. N;
a. T. Britton, Dorsey Brown, John
Cassells. R.. s. Chiffon. tr.: John A.
Baker. G. G. Colgate, Charles Z. Coon,
Harrison Dingman. J. W. Douglass
John JOY Edison. J. r. Elder, L. =.
Fletcher. Commodore Folger. U: s. n;
William iGalt, Sterling. Calf. II. W.
Garnett,. C. c. Glover. William A.
Gordon. Alexander .Gregor, DR.: W =.
Harlan, Percy B. Hills. L. G. Hine. I.
D. Jones, A. d. Kerr. r. M. Larner.
r. B. Lines Andrew McCallum, John
R. Mclean. James Mcmillan. Lieut.. N.
e. Mason. q. S. n: D. F. Morrill,. jr:;
Levi P. Morton. E. A. Moseley. II. c.
Moses. F.. A. Mute. D. n. Ransdell. L.
T. Reed. E. Francis Riggs. DR.. Irving
C. Rosse. George L. Scarborough. C
G. Sloan, Frank E. Smith. Hubbard
standcliffe. Y. s. N: h. c.. Towers.
Mai. w. F. Tuckers-U. s. A.: R. H.
Wade. F., N. Ward. B. H. Warner.
Will Wheatley. J. S. Zeigler. James
F. Hood. Howard Perry, 8: w. Stfne-
metz. Mills Dean, John II: Haswell.
S. F: Emmons ~ F. Fletcher H b.
Zevely. Fred Ehompson, J. c. Mar
bury. W. B. Hibbs. Alexander Grant,
J. West Wagner, ]. A. Goldsborough.
Theodore J.. Pickett. r. w. Ryan and
W. A. Smith.
A few ont. Of the many hundreds
OF guests were Coi. mCCAWASy ol Lue
marines. Rear Admiral Franklin.
Prof. Gellaudet. Prof. Hodgkins. Ed
ward Dent, Judge and Mrs. Hackney.
Miss Belle Pudney, Miss Dingman.
Mrs. Sam Trimble, Col Thomas p.
Ochiltree. Louis Garthe. Charles Dor
w. s. Teel, Miss Teel. E. J. Whiple.
Dr. ]. R. hewitt. ]. E. Jones. Mrs.
Fred Chaplin. Horace Beall. Edgar
Hubball. Mrs. Frank Barbarin, Mr..
and Mrs. James L Barber. e. j. Nc
Quade. j. H. Soule. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A,
Paul Andrews, w. Butterworth. Sam
uel Norment. DR.. W. G. Schafhirt.
William Taylor. Miss Annie Bryan.
Miss Josie Bivens. Miss Mae Miller.
Andrew Miller, Miss BeSsie Bailey.
Wheaton Tfllinghast. Cranch McIn-
Mai n. T. N. Robinson. C. c. Willard.
George n. Borden. Mrs. e. T. Wood,
Miss Clara May, Dr.. l. w. Ritchfe.
F. II. Richardson, Mrs. and Miss
Daisie Wilson. Spencer Watkins. Mr..
Bart Hills, Miss Gittings. Miss Mark
Charles II. Mills. MISS Lillian Bel
more. Miss, Empsy Milburn: Miss
Georgie Blac1iock: Mrs Ordway.
Nettie BeaiL Marion McCauley, Miss
Addie Gensler. Miss Renfe McAllis-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Simpson, Mrs.
C. w. Larner. Miss Belle Miller. Miss
Bud Dillon. Miss Lille Sprigg. J..
B. B. Sadtler. Harry w. Fursh. Rich
trell. Judge and Mrs. Hagner. Rudolph
Kauffmann, A. J. Clark. Miss Nellie
Winner Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Evans, New
ton Brewer. Mrs. H. G. Douglass, Mrs.
W. B. Johns. Harry Moses. Mrs. w. B.
Moses, Miss Edith Sou1e. G. P. Macias.
James r. keenan,. Cuthbert Jones.
Charles H. Jones. Irving Ashby, Wal
ter Hewett. Thomas A. Pearsol. Mrs.
and Misses McNulty, T. j. Fisher.
Misses Kittie and Lulye Russell, Mrs.
w. P. Crews, Misses Eva and Gertie
Houston. Aleck Mccormick. Miss Laia
Gait. Miss Mollie Smith. Miss Gertrude
Read, Miss Edith Read. William A
RaboE, DR.. w. H Melville. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. v. DeGraw. Gorden Van Hook.
E. F. Tibbet, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
wheatley, O. c. Green, J. H. Doyle,
Peter Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Fickling, ]. Maury Dove. S. M. Bryan.
MI. and Mn. Presbrey, Miss Birdie
Greer. Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Randolph.
Jere Elliott. John Key, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy. Rev. DR.. Wynkoop. Miss
Danenhower, Miss Mary Wilson, Ralph
Johnson, H. M. woodward. Capt
Theodore A. Smith, Capt. and Mrs.
James l.. Lusk. W. B. Shaw. Walter
Cash, Mrs. .McGlinchy. Miss Blanch
Chapman, Dr. Lee Harlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. T Davis. J. T. Mitchell.
Richard wallach. Walter Heiston.
Miss Heiston, the Misses Rice. Mr.. and
Mrs F. B. Moulton. Miss Maggie Cox.
b. t. Janney,. DR.. and Mrs. r. y. ST.
Clair, Mr. and Mrs. Tallmadge Lambert.
Lieut.. Alger, u, s. NJ. and commit :
tees from the Neptune Boat Club OF
Baltimore, the Maryland Bicycle Clup
and the Ariel Rowing Club OF Bal
timore.
The Marine Band played in the
library Of the clubhouse. and The
Star said that. a, :'huge obstruction OF
palms, ferns and hydrangeas sepa-
rated the red-coated followers of the
equally relocated John Philip Sousa
from the audience in the reception
rooms" In the billiard room, 'perched
ON the edges Of two billiard and two
pool tables, were numerous young
men and maidens fortunate even in
having that much Of a resting place"
In these. days OF feminine coyness
| and occurrences, can you think OF the
reckless maidens of 1890 perched on
| pool tables? After the last woman
| guest had left the clubhouse the Ma
rine Band. followed by hundreds of
members Of the club, marched
| through the new home. The band
played. and the, men sang these new
| and popular sonE1 ''Razzie-Dassls."