Evening star., 1895-10-09
CE r TAIN OF SUCCESS
Committees Selected for the Columbia Ath-
letic Club Fair.
The Entertainment to Begin Decem,
Der and the Entire Club House
Will Be Devoted to 1t.

There was an enthusiastic meeting of the
| members of the executive committee hav-
| ing charge of the arrangements for the
| Forthcoming fair and bazaar Of the Column
bia Athletic Club at the club house last
night, and important steps were taken to-
ward making the proposed entertainment
| unique in the artistic relation it will bear
| to similar events that have been held in
| th1s city, as well as successful in its SUBJ
| stantial character. The committee. as is
| Well known, consists of the chairmen of the
| various subcommittee. who will have the
| entire control of the preliminaries, as well
! as the direction of the fair when it begins,
| and these gentlemen reported the names
of the other members of their committees
| who had been selected to help in the ap-
plaudable work of relieving the leading
| athletic association of the south from
pressing financial burdens.
There was an interchange of views upon
| the general subject of the fair. and each
speaker dwelt upon the gratifying fact
| that the Washington public was taking un-
usual interest in the project 1t vas de-
cided that the entertainment should be
held from December to December IA. in
elusive, and that the entire club house
| should be devoted to the purpose. There
will be an entertainment of a novel and en-
jcyable character given each evening in
and the committee on music was given
complete control of this fine apartment for
the purposes indicated. The music for
| these occasions will be under the charge of
Professor Fanciulli, and the general desire
| on the part of the clubmen is that the
Marine Band shall be engaged. After full
discussion of the plans, the subcommittee
were announced and are as follows:
Committee donations and subscrfD-
ucns-S. w. Stinemetz. chairman: F. w.
Brown, Ralph Gait, Bernard Kopf, J. H.
Britain. Julius Lansburgh, Robert Leding.
Herrison Dingman. F. S. Smith, A. c.
Moses, A w. Noack, Joseph Auerbach,
Harrison S. Barbour. c. A. Cabrera.
Charles Howard. Adam johnson, Charles
Jacobsen, Jacobsen p ; F, Merrill Merrill JE.' Charles s
Wickle, Z. B. Stumph. H. B. Parker, ].
W. Sims, Joseph H. Hunter and E. NJ.
Harmon.
chairman; Norman Bestor and Dorsey
Brown
Committee on music and entertainment
William R. King, chairman; Ed. B. Hay.
Fanciulli, Eugene ID. Sewall, Joseph p. Cul-
len, Arthur E. Yundt, DR.. E. s. Kirball E.
G. Schafer, Ed. H. Droop, William knabe
Elder Charles r. McEnaney, S. Monroe
Fabian, Alex P. Shaw and Adolph Cos
! ling
Committee on decorations-H. c. Moses,
chairman; j. H Small Thomas Francis, jr.,
E. b. Stumph, c. +. Hohoff r. c. Smead,
w. E. Thompson, H. A. Linger, A. GUIDE,
Julius Lansburgh. J. Louis Loose Charles
Ebert. Col. o. F. Long, }. L. Reolnston
and A. ]. Dillon.
Committee on printing-George Gibson,
chairman; William H. Rupp and A. II.
Van puSen.
Press committee-W. B. Hibbs. chairman:
Henry L. West, Rudolph Kauffmann, En-
ory Foster, Cluskey Cromwell. F. I. Howe,
Jay Durham, Scott c. Bone, r; +. Morgan'
], W. Mitchell, c. E. Klober. Whitman os-
good, H. NJ. Halleman, A. McSween, Kari
Decker. R. NJ Larner, Howard Perry, j. Z.
Jones' o. P. Schmidt and r. G. Dill, 1r
Privileges and booths comm.ttee-G. M.
Fague, chairman; George +. Emmons, F.
G. Cieseking, W. z. Thompson, r. ]. Beall.
| ir.. Samuel Ross, Howard Perry, A. ID. Kerr,
| F. N. Carver, E. F: Riggs, f. u; Easton'
N H. Duvall j. C. Harrington, J. L. Smith
meyer, J. s. Ziegler and Conrad Becker.
Reception committee-AleXander Grant,
Chairman; A. w. Austin, Joseph Auerbach.
H. c. Bergheimer. George w. Brown, Z. h
Rates. ]. w. Boteler, H. l.. Biscoe, c. A.
Brandenburg, B. NJ. Bridget, Charles Baker.
Grant Burroughs, H. A. Burgess Guy V.
| Collins. f. A. Conroy. NJ r: Cuthbert Geo.
| Y. Coffin. r. H. Church, T. H. Callan, c. F.
Crosby, E. w. Callahan, F. S. Curtis. p. x.
Cake. Myer Cohen, A. v. Cushman, w. A.
Cowles. John C. CLANCY, Mills Dean, w. H.
F. w. Eberly, H. S. Flynn. H: J: Finley.
Edwin Forrest r. c. Fellows. NJ. F. Finley,
l.. s. Fisher, Henry Ferris, w. Howard
Gibson, Walter Gwynn, c. ]. F. Graf, H.
I
| well, B. r. Howard, J. r. Hampton. w. p.
Hall, Lee Hutchins H. NJ. Haynes, w. w.
Hoeke, Z. w. johnson, Jacobus S. Jones,
R. A. johnson, A. T. King. r: Knapp, L. L.
Korn, L. s. Lipscomb, A. Maurice Low,
Hon James Mcmillan. w. E. Myers. ]. II.
Magruder. T. N. Mclaughlin. w. F: Nor
row, w. H. Moses, A. ]. Miller William
Messervy, E. ]. McQuade, w. NJ. Mooney,
William Muehleisen, j. Barton Miller, L. B.
Nolan, j. L. Norris, w. H. O'Ne.ll, Eugene
Peters w. E. Pierce, H. b. Parker, r. w.
Ryan, J. K. Redington, F. A. Richardson,
w. A. Smith, w. R. Speare, r. c. Smead, j.
w. Stokes, c. w. Schneider +. B. Shafer.
| [. B. Swormstedt. T. G. Steward, Joseph
| Shillington, S. Y. Smith, c. N. Stumph. H.
c. Stiles. T. Ritchie Stone, Francis G. Sax
| ton, J. Foster Scott, Leon Tobriner, ID. b.
Treadway George c. Thomas, L. r. Ninton,
| H. W. Van Dyke L. c. Williams, Charles
| E. White, ]. Z. Waggaman, B. F. White
| side. E. NJ Wardwell, F. NJ. Ward, Z. 3.
Wight, W. T. Wheatley, ]. s. Winship ]. I.
Wagsaman, William H. Wilmer, George c.
Wedderburn, J. S. Ziegler.
The executive committee will meet again
next Tuesday evening, when the ladies'
| committee and refreshment committee will
| be announced. Prof. Fanculli is already
| engaged on the composition OF march
dedicated to the club, with which 1t is ex-
pected the carnival VIII be opened.
| The officers of the executive committee
are: ]. Maury Dove, chairman; President
| Alexander Grant, vice chairman; Charles ].
! Bell treasurer, and George T. Emmons,
secretary.