Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-06

gives them a hearty greeting. Next week the
city will be fllad with handsome and we'll
dressed men who represent the tailoring inter
ests Of the country. The merchant taiIors
national exchange will hold rs session Tues
day, Wednesday and THURSDAY. auG the custom
FOreinen 1aiiCrs' Association Of America VIII
be in session Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday ana
Thursday. The former viii meet at the f.Dbitt
House ami the Latter ut Willard 3 me "ash-
inCton merchant taIiOrs exchange VIII be the
hosts OF the M .lCI.di exchange "ud nave ar
ranged Tor the entertainment oil TIE visitors In
q style tina. viii reiec: cTedl. or tie CITY,
-EE WASHINGTON EXoEANGE-
The Washington exchange is n body Of con-
siderable importance in tie community. as in
a large degree it depends on its members
whether WashingtOEiaus as a class can be con-
siGered as vel dressed not Aside from
their trade relations the exchange Is composed
o. men who are yell known and much respected
as business men AMI citizens
The present officers CT the exchange are F.
J. HelberCer. IT,. president; ". G. Merit. vice
preside r., owen Owen. secretary; j. a. Cries
bauer, trea sJIrer; executive committee. Geo. y.
Wood, A GEIse!h and j. II. MOrlarty. The
history Of the exchange begins with the year
IS6J. when :. few leading taiiC-S met aud us
clss,d the GdvisISI-lty Of organizing, for Iny-
tCai welfare and protection i he hr-t ting
rc,ulted III forming society that has accom-
plisteli as much IL nos more than any 11e--
chant tariCrs' society IN this coUutrT for tie
advancement. of the inter- : o! tailoring. The
O. that II IL an assertion Tor tie uTEoidlnS OF
prices Is erroneous. as that Is a private matter
lett To the discretion OF each member, VINO
alone estimates the wo=th o: AS ability, as well
As the ya.Ge OF his prOGar-lsns-
The object OF tie excns. - J. 70 promote the
mutual welfare and adv.IC I'll interests of
those concerned IL Is in. ut.yC also TO assist
in the cultivation o. q sfir.- g harmony. tine
eIccGrdss mcut of social intercourse among the
members Of tbs i-uIC-
The honor o. frs, sI,gestiuS tho organization
OF the national body thGc COave;es here next
week Is credited to the Washington exchange,
which may fairly claim to be the most FRO
gressIvc among the exchanges REPRESENTED III
the national bOIy.
The pan Ior tie formation Of Fashion
Plate PdbiisLiAt Company winch was adopted
By the n tIOEal exchange III 81 LOUIS last year
was originated By the Washington exchange
and offered ~ ITS delegates at that ting.
The Washington exchange hes increased Its
membership ser 20 per cent during the past
year II begins tEe new year wish the I'M
pOriant duty BEFORE u u tbs outset of enter
tanning tie DatIOna! exchange.
THE COMMITTEES.
This work has been Distributed among the
nemters. who have been formed into commit
tees. a. follows:
Inyitation-Geo. o. Wood. chairman; Louis
Ghis=ih. John H. Noriarty,t. J. heiberger, j.,
Owen owen
Euol4c pTess-Owen Owen. chairman: VIM.
C. Mertz, E Ii Snyder, n L. Se!tz, Edwin
Potburr.
Eece. ron-F. J. Hcibcrger. chairman; P. l.
Bennett. JaO. j. COstiEeIJ, v. II. Grams ton. J.
J. Fuller. Vincent Giovanneti, A. Ghisell.
Louis Ghise!h. John A. GTie-bauer. IheO-
Holman. Geo. ". Heroli. Louis kettler, VI.
LOsdno. Frank LOsIEo. Nm. G. Merit, JnO. II.
MorIarty, owen Owen. Edwin POtbury, I. l..
Schmidt, ~. +. Se.tz. l. Il SHyder. Theo.
Naadoren. r. ". Wade. SEQ o. Wood. Jno.
Berens. |. " Richardson, u. Glaeser, p. Curtin.
I. i. Smith, Andrew ". Hell, l. DieterIch,
Herman koppeL
Entertain l4eat-John A. Griesbauer. chair
man; A. Ghiseih. Louis kettler. Louis Dieter
len, TheO. Hei.Gian, r. T. Smith, L. Potbury,
NJ. Losano, d. Glaeser, W. Il Cranstcn, l. n
Richardson. Geo. u. Wood.
Printing and badScs-E- II. Snyder, chair
man; Geo ". Heroli. Herman koppel, Theo
VandOren and L. L. schmidt
Ladies-Jno. ii. Berens. chairman; Frank
Iosano. r. W. Wade. J. j. Fuller. J. J. COST
nett. ". l.. Cranston. 7. L. Bonnet, A W.
Hell. L. L. Schmidt, '. GioYannetti.
InfOrmation-Frank LOsauo, chairman:
Louis Ghiselli, p l. Bonnet, Juo. Berens
Andrew ". Hell.
ExecutIye-F. J. HeiberSer jr, chairman;
Frank LosanO. John A. GrisDauer. J. J. Fuller
Geo U. Wood, E II. Snyder AID owen Owen.
F. J. Heiberger, jr., the pre-ident Of the
Washington exchange. Is well known, and is no
less popular II a social way than ne Is i'll his