Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-13
MASTER PLUMBERS.
Between Two and Three Hundred of Then
Expected Here Tomorrow.

Between Two and Three Hundred of Them
Expected Here Tomorrow.
Today the Arlington Hotel is thronged with
substantial citizens, who have come from differ.
ent parts of the country TO attend the tenth an.
nual convention Of the National Association OF
Master Plumbers of the United States. The
sessions of this body begins tomorrow morn
ing in the hall of the Builders Exchange on
18th street. The sessions will continue through
Wednesday and Thursday. large number OF
the delegates are accompanied by their wives.
Business will be joined with pleasure, and
through the efforts of the committee Of the
Plumbers Association in this city the visitors
will have very delightful time. Today this
committee, of which Edward J. Harmon is
chairman. Is acting as q committee Of recep-
ton and il looking after the delegates as they
arrive.
PROGRAM OF THE CONVENTION.
Tomorrow morning the visitors will be e.
corted to the hall on 18th street. where the con-
veution will be opened. Commissioner Doug
lass is to deliver an address of welcome and the
president Of the association, Mr.. Jeremiah
Sheehan Of st. Louis, will make q response.
On Wednesday at o'clock the delegates viii
be received by the President at the White
House and in the evening there will be a prom
of the Arlington.
Friday will be devoted to sightseeing about
the city and trip to Mount Vernon.
DELEGATES EXPECTED.
1t is expected that there will be between 200
and 800 delegates in attendance. The officers
of the association are as follows: President,
Jeremiah Sheehan of st. Louis; vice president,
ID. j. McDermott Of New York city; secretary,
0. J. Gerhard of st. Louis; treasurer, W. Z.
Goodman Of Milwaukee, and financial secre-
tary, I. ]. Tate of Boston.
THE LOCAL CoMMITrEEs.
The various local committees that will be en-
gagged in contributing to the pleasure of the
visitors are as follows:
Recep.ion-Ed J. Hannah, John Mitchell,
James Cunningham, r. G. Campbell, R. A.
Buechler
Esoort-R G. Campbell, president; Ed ].
Hannah, vice president; James Cunningham,
secretary and treasurer; A. S. Dent. sergeant
alarms, and all members OF the association.
Entertainment-A. r. Shepherd, Walter
Busey, W. P. Campbell, L. Y. Noonan, James
Nolan, Donald s. Williamson, ]. B. Clark, jas.
Roache. John A. Powers
Promenade concerted ]. Hannah, John
Gaghan, James Cunningham, I. V. Noonan, s.
j. Spearing, F. y. Devereux. George Hutchins,
Walter Busey, Z. F. Brooks A. s. Dent, John
Mitchell, A. Il. Shepherd. james Lockhead. Ed
Kane. James Raglan, j. b. Clark, VIM. Reynolds,
Donald s. Williamson, ". W. Dougherty, S. S.
shedd. Fred Tip, J. 1. Atchison. Daniel Han
nan, James Nolan, James Roache, Chas. Lock-
head, ]. r. Quinter.
Observation-Disclosures Busey, Charles E.
Dessez. Donald S. Williamson. L. V. Noonan. r.
c. Brooks, William Reynolds, J. l. Atchison
William Duffy, L. G.. Campbell, John Moran, r.
McBee.
Carriage ride and excursion-James Raglan,
II. G.. Campbell, Edward J. Hannah James
Cunningham, John Mitchell Daniel Hannah,
James Nolan, ". W. Dougherty, r. A. Beuch-
Ter, I. V. Noonan, ]. l. Atchison, W. P. Camp
bell