Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-16

CHAIRMAN MARSHALL take part failed to pu,
in an appearance.
and their aids, as follows: Chief Marshal VIM.
H. Brooker and his right aid. Robert II. Kew.
and his left aid, Col. Perry III. Carson. Chief
of staff, Ralph Wormiey; aids. T. Dorsey
and Richard Rolling, and secretary of staff,
john. D. L. johnson. Aids to the chief mar
Shall Geo. Alexandra. John Wade. Arthur
Gowens, Andrew Norris. Samuel Ambush, Pres
! ton Harris. Harry Hawkins, Wallace Simms,
John Berry, VIM. Cook, James Davis. Joseph
Davis, Nelson Wade. JAS. II. Marshall. VIM.
Burke. Jos. Holland, Chas. Strong Sandy Ha-
son, Stewart Campbell, Arthur Ridglv, c. +.
Mosby, John L. Keith, John yohn, Vim. West.
James Chisiey, VIM. d. Cook, VIM. H. Nelson
Madison Green, J. F. Washington, D. v. Jones
John Marshall, Dallas Washington, JAS Caster,
II. T. Thomas, Lewis Carol, s. Brown, j.
Steward, Jas, Dorsey. Robert johnson, Jas
Banks. Thomas Chase, Geo. Washington, Geo.
White. Andrew Belt. Wayman Brooks. John
Ambush. Simon Brooks, Henry Jones, VIM.
Lyles. Richard Anderson, Geo. W. Meads and
John Evans.
THE CARRIAGES.
1t had been intended to keep out Of line all
carriages save those which bore the officers of
the day, but Chief Of staff wormley found this
inexpedient, and the result was that in line
were any number OF open carriages containing
prominent colored citizens, their wives. sisters
and sweethearts- While the feminine portion Of
the parade could hardly be expected TO com
pete with the uniformed portion in point Of
gorgeousness they nevertheless did the
best they could in that line and thew
succeeded pretty well, for spring garments and
bonnets OF the gayest were out to be seen and
admired. In Carriages also were the officers Of
the day. the president, s. E. Jones; secretary.
H. Z. Thomas; Chairman Of financial commit.
tee, Chas II. Marshall: the ministers commit
tee of arrangements and r. d. Ruffin, chairman
OF the committee of arrangements.
THE DIv1sIeSs.
Then came the regular dis isions of the parade.
They we're made up Is follows:
First division-Capt. Young of Butler LIGHT
Infantry, the Capital City Band at the head
with thirty pieces of music The Excelsior
Light Infantry, commanded by Capt. Kelley
lancaster Guards. from Annapolis, COM
City Guards, baltimore as Ria m0nOH Hssiss
Major George N. Matthews, Acting Adju-
tant and Lieut.. J. II. Moor. KNIGHTS of 81.
Augustine, No. 1, Joseph Davis. commanding.
knights Of st. Augustine. No. 2, T. Cokely,
Second division-south Wasfineton Club.
headed by Marshal Willis; Star Pioneer Club
NO. !. Capt. Johnson; Star Pioneer Club, No q
Capt Dandrige; Star Social Club, T. Woodard:
Altoona Social Club, c; scrogsr; East washing,
ton Tournament Club, L. Davis, commspdeT:
East Washington Pioneer, No 1, Capt A. Car,
tar, commander; East Washington Cadets, Can't
e. Johnson, commander, st. Louis Social Club
>. harshail, commands, headed By the Garth
ersburg band.
Third diyision--Chief marahsl, L. Wills: II.
Nelson. right aid; Joseph Bland, left aid; Rev.
d >. Cant president; A Jones, secrstsry; Ar
thur kedman, chairman Of COMMITTEES az ar
rangements; Macedonia Social Club, No. 4:
athletic Social Club. No. 1; Navy Club, VIM.
Brown, captain and commander; Union League
R1Onegr Of 81 NJ.
Atlantic Social Club, No. 1; Diamond socid
Club; Es:t Starlight Club, eomnandsa D.
CApt. jackson; Pioneer Corps, Cowboys ana
Tournament Club, COMMANDED by Eillism
Scott, and Hodcarriers' Union, With 400 men.
Rev. Thomas Harzis, iheaded by Nation.l band
Fourth divisoa - Second DISCREET of ths
Emancipstioa Cluh, Union Gibbs from Fslls
Church Eighth district Ct Emancipation
Club, N: Hawkins, chief Of division; b. fnllar
right aid; r. Spencsr, lsft aids Preston Harris.
chief Of stan. Eighth district, Charles L. King
marshal Of the Emancipation Club; Iaunss
Brewer right aidi James ohambers left ga