The morning times., 1895-10-09
SURE OF GREAT SUCCESS
Plans for the Columbia Athletic
Clubs Big Carnival.
BUSINESS AEi ARE HELPING
Every Article Necessary Wiil BE
Voluntarily Donated by Firms In
and Out of Town-Entire Clubhouse
VIII Be Used for the Entertainment.
List of Various Com mmittees.

| The executive committee having in charge
the arrangements and details of the COM
ing Columbia Athletic Club Fair and Car
niyal held its second meeting at the big
club house last night.
The chairmen OF several of the most i'm
| portant sub-committees reported favor
able and very encouraging progress. The
| committee on donations and subscriptions
| especially had a most gratifying report
to make. Donations from large firms In
| and out oi town have already been received,
and Indications are that this committee-will
| have little or no trouble in securing by
| voluntary dona ton every article neccs-
| sary to run the affair with.
December to IA, inclusive, is the
period decided upon during which the
| carnival will be held, and during that time
| the entire club house will be yeritable
bower of beauty, as well as a well regulated
business mart and place of entertainment.
SCENE OF THE CARNIVAL
The parlors and small rooms will be
used for fair booths and the big gym nasium
will be the scene OF the carnival, where
each evening some entertainment OF
unique character and an informal dance
viii be given.
The music will be under the direction
or Prof. Fanciulli, of the Marine Band,
who is a member of the club, and who
has composed and dedicated march
in honor of the c. A. c.. which will have
its initial presentation during the fair.
The ladies' committee will be under
the graceful direction of f. Il. Hay, and
the members composing it Will be de
cidcd upon during this week.
Everything points to most magnifl-
cent affair and spectacle which cannot
have other than a successful termination.
The executive committee will have an
other meeting on Tuesday evening next.
THE COMMITTEES.
Following is complete roster OF the
executive and sub committees as pro-
mulgated last night:
Executive cOnimittce-J. Maury Dove,
chairman; Alex. Grant. vice chairman;
Charles }. Bell, treasurer; George Z. En-
mons. secretary; s. W. Stinemetz. chair
man committee on subscriptions; II c.
Moses, chairman committee on decora
tions; W. R. King, chairman committee
on music and entertainments; George Glib
son. chairman committee on printing; James
F. Hood, chairman committee on auditing:
Jules A. Demonet, chairman committee on
refreshments; W. b. Hibbs. chairman COIN
mittee on press; Alex. Grant, chairman
committee ON reception; Gilman VI Fague,
chairman comnSttse on privileges; Ed.
b. Hay, chairman committee on ladies.
Ex. officio niembefs-Aie1. Grant, pres
Ahtht - a. -, ". p hlbS NiNt
C. A. c.; Alex. Pl Shaw, secretary c.
A. c.: Gilman M. Fl dgue. treasurer C. A. c.
Auditing ConImittee-James F. Hood,
chairman; Norman Bestor, Dorsey Brown.
Committee on Donations and SUbscrip-
tions-S. w. Stipcmetz, chairman; F. W.
Brown. Ralph Gaitl Bernard Kopf. j. II.
Brittian, Julius Lansburg, Robert Leding.
Harrison Dingrnana F. S. Smith, A. c.
Moses, A. W. 'Noack, Joseph Auerbach,
n1rhonr n A Cnhrarn Charles
Howard, Adam johnson, Charles jacobson,
ID. F. Merrill. jr.,r Charles Schneider, Claas
Denekas. W. 2. Van wIckle, E. B. Stumph,
H. b. Parker, j. W. Sims, Joseph II.
Hunter. E. NJ. Harmon.
Privileges and Booths Committee-G. NJ.
Fague, chairman; George E. Emmons,
F. c. Giesking, W. E. Thompson, K. j.
Beall, ir., Samuel Ross, Howard Perry,
A. u. Kerr, F. N. Carver, E. F. Riggs, E.
d. Easton, N. Fl. Duvall. j. C. Harrington,
j. L. Smithmuyer. J. S. ZiegIer, Conrad
Bee ker.
Committee on Decorations-H. C. Moses.
chairmaD;-I H Small. Thomas Francis.
jr., E. B. Stumph. C. F. Hohofr, X. c..
Smead W. f. Thompson, H. A Liuger, A.
GUIDE. julius Lansburg. ]. Louis Loose,
Charles Ebert, Col. o. F. Long, ]. X. Red
ington, A. J. Dillen-
Committee on Music aud Entertainment
William K. King. chairman; Ed b. Hay,
W. II. Rapley, William NJ. Dove. Francisco
Fanciull Eugene ID. Sewall, Joseph p.
Cullen Arthur E. Yundt. DR.. E s. Kim
ball E. G. Schafer. Ed. II. Droop. William
Knabe. Baltimore; Thomas Francis. tr.;
]. r. Elder Charles F. McEnaney. S. Mon
roe Fabian, Alex. P. Shaw, Adolph Cos
ing.
Committee on Pruting-George Gibson,
chairman; William H. Rupp, A H Van
Deusen.
Press Committee-W. B. Hibbs chair
man; Henry L. West, Rudolph Kauff-
man. Emory Foster. Cluskey Cromwell,
F. T. Howe, Jay Durham. Scott Q. Bone,
F.P. Morgan, ]. W. Mitchell. C. E. Kloeber,
Whitman OsgoOd, II. NJ. Halleman. A. Nc
sween, Karl Decker. r. NJ. Larner, Howard
Perry. ]. f. Jones. o. p. Schmidt, r. g.
Dill, jr.
Reception Comniittee-Alex. Grant, chair
man. A W. Austin, Joseph Auerbach, H. u.
Beryheimer, George W. Brown, C. H. Bates,
H. l.. Rriscoe, C. A. Brandenbure, B. ii.
Bridget, Charles Baker. Grant Burroughs,
H a, Burgess, c. v. Collins, E. A. Conroy,
NJ F Cuthbert, c. F. Crosby, &. Y. Coffin,
r X. Cake, r. H. Church, T. H. CallaD,
+. W. Callahan, F. s. Curtis, Myer Cohen,
W. A. COwles, J Z: Chahey, NILS Dean
w. III. DeLacy, w. H. Dempsey, jr., A. F.
Eberly. F. w. Eberly, II. s. Flynn, H J.
Finley, Edwin Forrest, r. C. Fellows, NJ.
+. Finley, L. S. Fisher, Henry Ferris, W.
H. Gibson. Walter Gwynn. c. ]. F. Graft,
H. G.. Goddard c. Gardiner. j II. Haswel,
b. H. Howard, j. R. Hampton, w. p. Han,
H NJ. Haynes. Lee Hutchins, E. W. John
son, j. Z. Jones, R. A. johnson. A.
7. King, R. Knapp, L. l.. korD,
l.. S. Lipscomb. A. NJ Low, w. E. Myers,
J. H. Magruder, W. F. Morrow, Hon.
James Mcmillan E.. j McQuade, T. N.
Mclaughlin, W. Mooney, W. H. Moses,
W. Muehleisen. ]. B. Miller, W. Messertvy,
T. B. Nolan, W. L. Norris, W. H. O'Neill,
Eugene Peters. w. E. Pierce. H. B. Parker,
R. W. Ryan. F. A, Richardson, W. A. Smith,
p G.. Speare. ]. W. Stokes, F. b. Shafer,
L. b. swormstedt, T. G. Steward, Joseph
shilington, 8. Y, Smith, G: N: stumph,
H. C. Stiles, r. R. Stone, F. G. Saxton.
J.F. Scott, Leon Tobriner, d. B. Treadway,
G. C. Thomas, L. r. yinton, H. w. VanDyke,
L. c. williams. s 8 White, J F. waggaman'
B. F. Whiteside, E. NJ. Wardwell, E. b.
wight, ]. 8. Winship, j. L. Waggaman,
G. G. wedderburn; F. NJ. Ward, W. ].
Wheatley, W. NJ, Wilmer.
VIII Lose His Sight.