Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
ON HIS NATAL DAY.
The Anniversary Of Washingten's
Birth Appropriately Observed.
ANACosTIAs CELEBRATION.


a day perfect - TIE imagery q - sgtiss
could depict fulfilled The hopes q Ansesstis
and We'd with the brilliancy q hsp oelsbxsxaoa.
Contingents Of rustic viaitors began TO srrivu
BY daylight Squadrons Of mounted men snd
carriage cargoss Of their lAdiea stirred the duss
along the rpral roads. Bladensbure, Forrest,
VILE. Camp Springs, Silver Hnl surrss>s. I.
b, Piscataway, Brsndyvins. oxon Hn, Nasl-
borough, Kent, Nottingham, TArih Roet
Foots. Aquasco and Aecoksek ssut thar qustaA
Urban guests BEGIN 70 turn ont Early, eftsa
and In thron6a. They wandered through The
town and explored the region roundabout A.
morning advanced the local decorators we're
getting in their work. Houses took On robes Of
bunting and screened themselves with vsils Of
patriotic strsamers. The breeze strovs hard 70
hntter the many Aags that were hoistsd In he
town. BY 8 O'Clock things we're in whixl.
Orders were donning their regalia, men vsrs
mustering,. marshals charging, drums throh-
olng and church bells making ready - ring
TEE asCzAs2rzs On Rand EAsar
The first organizations ready 10 play thslf
part IN the program Of the day were Anscostia
Tent, No. lsS, and Junior Capital Tent, No. 10,
Independent Order OF Rsehabitss Thsss
and, headed by . band. proceeded to the
Rechabits rendezvous at AZ street and Penn
sylvanA avenue. Anacostia Tent vas officered
as follows: J. E. Minnix, mounted marshal;
William b. Berry, foot marshal; Leon Milatsad,
chief ruler; j. I. Loveless, deputy ruler; Chss.
Baden, shepherd; E. 2. Baker, past chief
ruler; B. Milstsad, recording secretary; George
shoemaker, financial secretary; George Web
ster, outaide guard George johnson, inside
guard; +. 3. Webster, color bearer; Murray Al
len, supporter to chief ruler; F. Mcfarland,
supporter to deputy ruler; j. b Alien, chap
lain. and ]. Beauregard Redd, treasurer The
following members were in line: j. T. Harrison,
Edward Webster, Clark Frisbie, Robert Num-
dell, Edward McNslley, George Pierce,
James T. Pierce, Samuel Frye, Edward Frye,
James Purcell. William Gill, John Pierce, VIM.
ford, Charles I. Torrey, James H. Goddard, IT,,
James I. Browning, Thomas Pylss, Ambrose
J.. Ogle, John A. Stuart, George z. Smith,
Jos. A. Peacock, Charles II. Bevins, 1T. Brown,
Arthur Felins, J. H. Peacock, +. C. Lowe, W.
II. Crawford, Edgar Williamson, Edgar Arnold,
Samuel Melville, Geo. E. Williams, J. W. Bart
ley, c. II. Cornwsll, John Carter, Thomas W.
Scott, G. 8. King, 4. 8. Padsett, J.w. Jackson,
j. Catterton, Henson Beech, A. T. Griffith, L.
Griffith, T. T. Murray, B. ". Taylor, E Van
Meas. 1. Lamson, g. Hughes, H. Perkins, Arthur
Tev, Vernon Perkins. J. A. Rollins, Fred VAN
auedsr, p. Shuttle, Geo. Anderson and Frank
Junior Capital Tent marched with the fol-
lowing officers and members: James Crawford,
chief ruler; Leo Gertnan, deputy ruler: Geo.
Shoemaker, r., past chief ruler; r. Griffith,
levite; N. Perkins, outside guard; C. Smith,
inside guard; William Pylss; financial sscrs-
tary; George Wright. recording secretary.
Members-Howard, Grifhth, George Gertman,
Oscar Smith, Arthur Emo. J. Anderson, Ed
ward Cstterton, Charles stansier, Edward
Stangier, Pierre Soper. Arthur Hing. Harry
Kelly.
JOHN A. LOGAN Posr, a.A.I.
Soon after the watermen had marched away
Jno. A. Logan Post, No. Is, of Anacostia began 70
muster on Market place just in front Of Masonic
Hall, and headed by Prof. Eibner's band Of If
teen pieces. took up the route to llth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. where they we're to re-
oeive the visiting posts and organizations, and
whence the pageant was to start. The fol-
lowing officers and comrades of the post were
in their places: A. B. Frisbie, commander;
Charles F. Watson, senior vice commander;
robert h. Marcellus, Junior vice commander;
Dr.. Turner Torrey, surgeon; Rev. Ezikiei
Richardson, chaplain: W. Mardsn King, officer
OF the day; Henry G. Kenner, officer
OF the guard; Alpheus Dawson, adjutant;
Ihos. J. Putnam, sergeant major; J. II. Dony,
termaster sergeant; Comrades Edwin H. Grant,
Daniel Lee, Alpheus c. Hope, Chas. W. Lohr,
Robert J. Nicholson, Edward Lynch, John
Bickings, John G. Anthony, H.w. Coates. Isaac
Smithson, Henry Hssgenmaker. Alfred Nc
Inturf, Alexander Vangueder, Issse Little,
VIM. Tillet, John Fuller, David L. Pitcher.
Jacob Haggenmaker, David c. Fountain, VIM.
H. Peck, I. z. McGinnis, Jos. W. Taylor, Jos.
Haslom, Emil Hulk, John I. Harshman, Frank
lin s. Lamson, W. +. Gardiner and Francis
Allen.
NINEoLA TRIBE or RED MEN.
The post had not been long gone when Min
cola Tribe, No. IA, immerged from Masonic
Temple and wended their way toward the start
ing point of the parade. The tribe was in full
war paint and flowing pIumaee. II had the
following men in line: Y. Beyer, Geo. Butler,
T. E. Chase, W. Corey, W. J. Cook. R. d.
Carroll, W. s. Dodge. VIM. G. Dorsey, w. J.
Davis. J. G. Duvall o. Disney, d. s. Eichel-
berger, +. A. Eichelbsrger. H. E. Emo, II. ".
Emo, +. A. Eberle, E. Elliott, Geo. F. Fred
Flashman, John Appich, t. +. Allen. W. Il.
Allen, G. g. August, James Altered. William
Borgess., W. W. Baker. ]. H. Burgess, Thomas
Brooks, J. W. Berkeley, J. N. Baker,
q. L. Baxter, f. W. Berkmsn, B. Baker,
J; A. Bryan, James A. Bsalls. Thones Gray,
Stewart Harrison, L. N. Hancock, L. Jones, B.
F. Joy, W. E. Jones. ]. C. Jones, H. G. Kennsr,
J. NJ. Koenig, c. s. Kenner, W. Kinney, J. King,
]. Kehl, W. ]. Latimer. @. G. Lusby, J. H.
langley, C. B. Lewis, H. @. McKim, J. +. Ma
lone, P. Messimer, George McGill, c. Moore, A.
Miller, ]. u. Morgan, W. 7. Nicholson, T. r.
Molly, r. d. Owens, O. s. Pumphrey, W. +.
Perkins. ". H. Perkins, E. r. Pumphrsy, G. A.
Padgett, R. Rothdaie, W. A. Rose, ST., g. W.
Ridgewsy, G. ]. Rooch, G. Rice, d. T. n.
Shank, Il. s: STOW, Peter Stansisr. Henry Stan
gier, NJ. Schneider, ]. T. Smith, J. Steel, A.
Stoub, q. Sweeney, J. A. Williamson, G. Il.
williamson, 7. F. Williamson, G. A. J. William
SOL, W. A. williamson, W. T. White, Jsmes A.
Watson, J. r, Williams, L. Weigis, ]. Wsddsll.
r. L. White, J. 8. Tsymon. L. p. Weldon, W. II.
Weigle and A. p. Thomas. The tribe vas o.
companisd by representatives from Logan Tribe
Of Georgetown, Tuscarora, Seneca, Osaes and
Onondago Of Warrington and OsceolA Of
Alexandria.
The procession formed secordin1 10 prcerNm
and followed the route scheduled in Saturdays
STAR Everywhere the column received those
attentions due q parade. Eleventh street from
the avenue TO the Anacostia river was q SURFING
human ~ and the bridge quAksd and vibrstsd
under the pressure Of the crowds. On reach.
ing Anacostia the parsding csisbrants we're
heartily received. The phalanx moved up
Bridge street to Monroe, along Monroe 10 Plsac-
ant, thencs 70 Fillmore. 70 Harrison, to Taylor,
Washington and passing the reviewing stand in
the following order: Grand marshal, Col. II. e.
Burton; commander Of John 4. Logan Pest, Is,
A. B. Frishis; Eibners hand, JeAn A. Loean
Post Of AnacostiA acting g escort,
third battalion DONG, Major T. B. Hsrrison
commanding, stan surgeon, Or. g \. A. No
Kim; quartermasser, ". n. wsbsr; sdjutsnh