Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

| ner. The officers are Geo. H. Hoffman. presi-
dent; Fred Jung. Geo. Leimbach. Fred Heck,
vice presidents; VIM. Wenkenbach. treasurer,
| Anthony MARBLE, financial secretary; Hermann
Waller, corresponding secretary.
TO the strains Of the band which accom-
panied the United Democratic Association Of
Philadelphia the 100 members Of that Organise
ton stepped along in fine style. Horace 8.
The Democratic Society Of Lancaster, Pa,
had their own band and 100 members in line
The marshal was c. E. Downey
Tho Americas Club Of Reading which was in
the line eight years ago, was represented today
by nearly 100 men, headed by the famous
Germanis Band. The club was handsomely
uniformed. The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, Adam B. Reeser; vice president, J. II.
Thomas; recording secretary, E. J. Norris
financial secretary, F. S. Nendoerffer: treas
Srer, A. L. smith sergeant-st.arms. Geo: h.
coin, j. ?: Smith, NJ. A. Gerry and Dr. n. NJ.
Maggie. Thos. P. Merritt was the marshal
Inc Randall Club Of Pittsburg came next and
made handsome appearance. The officers are:
George :: Fleming, president; P. n. Guthrie,
mar shal; Charles w. Stevens, captain; Thomas
J. Wallace. first lieutenant; Charles B. Scott.
second Lieutenant; George 8. Dippold, third
lieutenant.
From the region Of the anthracite coal mines
came the Central Democratic Club of Scranton,
Pa. They had some hundred members in line
and were escorted by their own band
The Young Mems Democratic Association Of
Phliadelph!a made a decidedly handsome APP
pearance. The officers of the association
are as follows: President, Samuel Cuisine
Thompson; vice presidents, Henry Flanders;
Edwin Cav Flanigen; secretary. B. Gordon
Bromley; treasurer, James J. Breen; exeou-
tive committee, A. P. Douglass, G. Oscar
Beasley, VIM. wilkins Carr. Emil Cauffman.
John H. Councillor, Adam s. Conway, Henry
I. Dechert, Jos. NJ. Dohan, VIM. H. Doyle,
DatAr
Klinges, VIM. Henry Price. Henry Lehman,
John F. Lewis. Aaron Lichten, Henry C.
Loughlin, VIM. NJ Mccormick, Thomas F. Nc
Mahon, Oscar R. Meyers, Edwin Phillips. J.
Edward Ryan, Otto Wolf. Edward E. VOL
gamuth.
From the capital Of the great state Of Penn
sylvania the J. w. Fritchey Club came and
marched in the line. Their marshal was ]. C.
Kelly.
The Robert 8. Patterson Association of Phila-
delphla made handsome appearance, as 1t al
ways does. The officers are: President, George
W. Gibbons; vice president, Stephen ]. Burke;
secretaries, Frank J. Timmins, William H. Mar
shall; treasurer, William Eisenbroun; board of
trustees, Cornelius J. Finnegan, Lawrence F.
Gibbons, Marshall d. Lowe, David Armhold,
JamesJ. McDonough, Frank Alexander, Michael
Ford, Walter Kean, John Schaffer. Marshals in
command, Chief marshal, Mr.. John P. Merry;
assistant marshals, Messrs. Robert E. Deadly,
John A. Roberts, William s. Hamilton William
Eisenbroun, Cornelius J. Finnegan, David Arm
hold, Fred Lauterbach, L. J. Gibbons, Marshall
d. Lowe, George Lockner.
The Junior Rechabite Legion closed the di-
vision and presented a most attractive appear
ance. This is a juvenile branch of the indie
pendent Order of Rechabites, composed of
youths between the ages of ten and sixteen
years.
The legion is composed of six companies:
Company A, Henry Dobson. captain: company
b. George Boyd, captains company @, Edward
Reh, captain; company d, -; company F,