Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
THE BLUES NAME COMMITTEES.
Those Who VIII Perfect Arrangements
for the April Fair.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Ways and Means Committee appointed to
make arrangements for the fair to be given
by this organization held another meeting
Yesterday afternoon in the office OF Cap
tain Sol Cutchins.
During the fair the Blues, as a rule, will
appear IN their fatigue uniforms which are
handsome and striking. The coat is a dark-blue
with silver buttons and white trimmings and
facings. The buttons are OF the regular military
kind with a broad whlte stripe ON dark-olue
BACKGROUND. The Blues will also wear white
rests 9ith silver buttons ana the regular uhntary
collars and cuffs.
The cap h the regular fatigue cap, which is OF
dark blue cloth corresponding 70 the Uniform
and with white trimmings. In front are the let-
ters /" X. l. j. b." in nickel-plating.
EIGHTY SOLDIER BOYS TO AxUss ME Girls.
Sixty men in this uniform win be present
every night on the floor OF the f9tr-rooTn, ana the
band In their regular suits will furnish music Tor
the OCCASION. Thus there will be eighty "brass-
button boys TO entertain the girls ana tne
scene presented by these and the1f 1air irlehus
will indeed be q beautiful and striking one.
Hereafter at the regular drills every Tuesday
night the Blues Band win give concerts These
will commence next week and VIII commune uh-
Ill the opening of the fair. They are free, and
the public, and especially ladies, are invited 70
attend them. The band, which Captain Cut
chins organized, is now thoroughly equipped
and uniformed They will play at these con-
certs the national airs, selections from various
operas, and the popular tunes Of the day. AT
the close Of the concerts every night that
fayorite air, " VIII Meet You Ia the City OF the
New Jerusalem" win be rendered. Seats will
be provided for the visitors.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The following committees, consisting OF men,
bers Of the company, were appointed to perfect
arrangements for the fair;
Executive Committee: Captain SOL: Cutchins'
Lieutenante A. T. Heinrich, Clarence Wyatt, II. +.
Vaughan, Sergeants j. A. Jones, William H. f1z-
zinl, II. K. Franklin, y: X Glazeoro0k, cerpotal
@. u. Mountcastle, aud Surgeon X. L. Baker.
Refreehment Commmittee: Lieutenant A. +.
Heinrich, Sergeants 1. X: GlaLeprooK, ana
George W. EPps, Priyates warren s3wers, 4. IL =,
Davis, Ben. W. Grubbs, X. c. A. Miller, Leon
Ruskell, James r.. Simmons, A. Wendlinger,
and S. j. Wingfield.
Floor and Reception Committee: Lieutenant
Clarence Wyatt, Sergeant II. X. Franklin, Cor
porals Frank X. Steel, James l.. Rogers, and Il.
b. White, Privates b. A. Adams, j. w; and w.
ii. Cox, K. X. Donnan, c. W. Harris, II. Is; Hart
man, X. s. Haywood, james Northey, l.. Ii. Kay
mond, +. T. Stacey, j. Z F1tzwilson, 4. -
smIiher W. L shqman, M !; l, stp9Sisile,a, Il NJ
Clarence Werner, and j. Z. White.
Amusement Committee: Lieutenant II. =.
Vaughan, Sergeant w. y. Pizzini, Corporais
Frank X. Steel and Frank NJ. Moon, Prlyates L.
L. Cheatwood, ID. p. GIL, j. $. Hazen, Charles a.
Page. G. II. Tompkins, and X. G. Williams.
Decoration Committee: w. Il. Ledford, Ser.
geants j. Alexander Jonos, o. j. Adams, ana
George Y. Guy, Privstes John G. Booth, U. NJ
Council, Walter 8. McLeliand, John r. Teller, J'
NJ. Lockrane, and o. 4. Zaaharias-
Music Committee: Band-Master q. Burton
Mountcastle, j. NJ. Brereton, j. I. Boland, l. n
Boland, p. Colavita, j. A. Hausch, 5. 3. Perkins
ii. X. Pusey L. X. Sampson, j. b. smith, A. ).
Stevens, William IL. Tyree, Dr., and Emil Won
kramir.
The first named of each committee Is chair
man.
Members OF the association will be assigned 70
duty by Colonel John Bell Bigger ana MAJOR
Richardson.
As soon as the president Of the lady managers
has been selected the ladies' committees VIII DO
announced.