Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-04
THE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
How the Democratic ORGANIZATIONS of
the District Turned Ont

the District Turned Out.
The democratic associations of the District
made fine display in the line to-day. They
| were assigned to escort duty, and appeared at
the head of the various brigades of the fourth
division. Their marching was perfect, and their
importance IN every way compared favorably
with that OF any OF the visiting Organizations
THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
The Jackson Democratic Association headed
by the Hagerstown cornet band, numbered
about 300 men, dressed in dark clothes, high
hats, blue badges, with portraits of jackson
and name, each having q hickory walking
cane at a carry. They were marshalled by Mr..
Sears and C. A Vfdder assistants. The officers
OF the association-Messrs. j. E. Norris, presi-
dent; 81. c; Clagett, H. H. Barker, r. w. Fen
Sardo, recording secretary; DR.. Charles Allen.
corresponding secretary, and DR.. C. p Culver
treasurer-were on the right of the line. They
had two banners and four United States flags
The hrst banner-a fine white silk one with the
name OF the association, presented to it by
| Philadelphians in 1s43-was borne by B. 3.
Drane, 6. w. Dant and J. j. Peabody. The sec.
ond, with portrait of Jackson, with name of the
association "organized 1922" by VIM. Harper,
by j. ". Johnson, j. A. Shehad, Walter Stew
art and n. Bunch. Among those in the line
were ~ p a sMar5 H. Davy g: Bgelow, Wal
Meaiey, y sanders @ouS ". sea aHig e. f. f
more Collins W. n Thomas, Frank Bea ano ROB- b.
ert Padgett, W. B. Page, George Poulton. W ".
s Kins 9 F W;ses aTYG Harris, Walter
joshua 6ars wv Handy, 'rWSay O. k h neA E.
Aascs so sys5e Ma wSS
Gwynn, J. Il. Wise, J. a. Berger G " Pett II
G. G Langley, F, Bid, c. Rourk, S. H. sher,,
i. A King, j. q. Bgelow, II. r. Bird. W. H
Minnix, Charles Thorn, Jesse Mann, G. G. vii.
son, N: Marcerow, ]. NJ. Coyle, ]. A. Clarke and
4. A. McMurray.
THE COLUMBIA CLUB.
The Columbia club turned out In large num-
bers, considering the fact that so many of the
members were connected prominently With the
various committees, ten members of the execu-
tive committee being also members of the
club. There were. however, some fifty in line,
and they were dressed uniformly, the uniform
being black silk hats, black clothes gray over
coats and yellow kid gloves. Each wore the
The handsome banner of the club was carried
In line, as we'll as American flag Robert
Ball was the marshal, and be marched at the
| the president; Mr.. Lawrence Gardner. the Sec
rotary, and the other officers of the club The
Go9 Denvsr TeFe Psrk Shfs D%R daq
Lsrner, Ryan, e g. bulin VIVA naof pick <: D.
ness, W. ii. Brawner, W R. brown n Fra mkrk,
Barrett, J. NJ. Waters, Watson Boyle. W ~
MeGi na1i John Dickson, L. Washington j. l.
Hopkins, W: 81. Clagett, Robert Bali, j. 8. Mil
Ter, DR.. II: II. Barker, Chas. Elliott II. P. How
arc. Geo. Howard, c. w. Thorn, G. B. Towles.
w. p. Bell, r. w. Fenwick, F. B. Hempstone'
Thos. A. Hardin, g.. w. Koontz, H. w. Carmen
]. T. Dyer, e. w. Bennett, H. L. Biscoe. q. p
Berry, o. C. Green, ]. r. F. Carpenter, Vim a
Gordon, Chas. s. Moore, c. w. Morgan, A. ].
Robinson.
THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Young Mems Democratic club, which was
formed not long ago, with the purpose of mar.
ticipating In the inaugural ceremonies, turned
out about ninety strong, and made very cred
table appearance. Their uniform consisted Of
q dark brown overcOat, silk hatecru gloves and
cane. The following were out with the club Mr.
J. e: Addison, vice president, acting as marshall:
| rotary; ]. Fred Kelley, financial secretary:
Gwinn Guinnip, treasurer; DIR. Chas. Allen
Christian Abner, Jos. d. Burns j. Read HALEY
jas. NJ. Buchanan, r. w. Burgess, w. g. Bate.
man, j. w. Bowling, B. NJ. Bridget Chas, d.
Cooksey, Thos. F. Cook, G: E. Caulifower, Thos.
G9nInell, Thos Gator jra Eugene De Carusi, g.
ton Coombs, r. E. Doyle, +. @. DIETRICH j. ].
Dickson, r. B. Dante, Robt. Everett M Flynn
| n. A. Felger, G; E. Fathers, Cato, O. W.
Hopp, Jas. Z. Harmon, VIM. T. Hart, c. w.
G. Jenkins, J. Chas. Jewell, D. T. Joyce, ]. f.
King, J; L; Krauskopg, 3: F. Kendlck' A. r.
Mfx, A. l. Morsell w. Ward Mohun, ii. b. Mi.
Ter, G =: Miller, A. An, McClish, jr E; A; Newman,
E PRICE, w w. o Pamp %hses; " TE9Psp eEpry; V
Rat,gan, p. W, Perkins, W.T.: Roberts, j. Il.
Rutherford, NJ. B. Scanlan, j. L. Skidmore. r. r
Smith, ": G; Scribner, Arthur Small, 6. B.
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