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

Mr.. Adams. from the organization of the
club, has been its most active and useful mem
Der. and to him more than anv other member is
due the success of the Iroquois Club. He is
the most popular young man IN the ward, and
his advice Is always sought after on all matters
concerning the affairs of the club and politics
of-the ward He is a democrat OF the Jackson
ian stripe and always in the thickest of the
political contests held in the ward. ALWAYS hav-
ing pleasant word for all who come in contact
with him.
Through the influence of the club the vote in
the ward has been changed from a republican
majority OF 300 to democratic majority of
200.
Its officers are: Mr. John NJ. Adams, presi-
dent; Jas. W. Denny, first vice president: ex-
Mayor Robt. C. Davidson. second vice PRESIDENT
Bernard Carter, third vice president: Geo. l..
Fender. treasurer; Harry L. Spear. correspond
ing secretary; Fred. Heineman, recording sec
rotary; III. H. Hooper sergeant-at-arms; l.. e.
Hornick. assistant sergeant-at-arms, and Geo.
X. Medairy. chairman board Of managers.
Mr.. Jas. ". Denny is an ex-member Of the
city council and legislature. and now represents
the ward in the school board as its commits
sioner. Robt. {. Davidson was elected mayor
OF Baltimore in the fall Of 1891 and served the
city with distinction FOR two years. when he was
rendered reelection. but owing to large BUSH
ness interests positively refused to serve a sec
ond term. He is the president of the Baltimore
Trust and Guarantee Company. one Of the
strongest trust companies in the CITY,
Bernard Carter. third vice president, is one OF
Baltimores brilliant lawyers. and his reputation
n a public speaker is not confined to the state
OF Maryla land by any means.
DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS.
Some of the most influential members Of the
club are: Frank Brown. governor of Maryland:
Gen John p Poe. attorney general Of the state;
Mr.. John Il. Hurst. ex-president OF the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associations; Mr..
Daniel Miller. president of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association; John W. Hall,
president Consolidated Gas Company; Isador
Rayner. member of Congress from the fourth
district Of Maryland T. c. Latrobe, mayor of
Baltimore: JAS. Hodges, ex-mayor of Baltimore
and commissioner OF the worlds exposition;
Lonls {. Hopkins, city collector; Jas. X. Horner,
city controller; W. ii. Crawford. president
Third National Bank: Jas. Sloane, president
Farmers and Merchants National Bank: Gen.
Edward Shryver, water registers; Gen. John 5.
Berry, president park board; Chas. G.. Kerr,
states attorney; james VI. Schriyer, assistant
general passenger agent Baltimore and Ohio
railroad; State Senator John Walker Smith,
State Senator Charles Y Carter: Col John c.
Legg, director Western MARYLAND railroad T.
/ Edward Hambleton. banker; James Bond. clerk
circuit court; Hiram q. Dudley, clerk criminal
court; Alvin Robertson, clerk circuit court;
Norris A. Thomas. Indian agent under Cleve-
Iandi Col Fred. Ral?e. ex-consul to Berlin; A.
= Smyrk, city commissioner; Henry Worthing-
ton, superintendent Pullman service: Jasper NJ
Berry, city councilman; James W. McElroy,
examiner of titles: James X. Brewer commits
sioner for opening streets.
At the Inauguration Of Mr.. Cleveland the club
turns out about 500 members under the leader
ship Of Mr. John NJ Adams as chief marshal.
divided into companies Of 30 men each They
will be accompanied by the lroouois Band OF
thirty piece. and will dress in dark suits. silk
hats and gloves, and will carry canes. The