The morning times., 1896-02-21

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liam 4. Meloy; speaker, Mai George H. Har-
res.
Seaton building Presiding officer, John
b. Wight; speaker, s. II. Walker.
Gales building Presiding officer, r. W.
Tyler: speaker, Simon Wolf.
Arthur buildin2-P Presiding officer, Thomas
W. Smith; speaker, j A. d. Richards.
Blake building Speaker, ". j Newton.
Third Division. Wallach building
siding officer, n. G. ordway; speaker, S. S.
Yoder.
Peabody building Presiding officer, Tracy
l. Jeffords; speaker. W. A. Croffut
Brent building Speaker, NJ. l. Weller.
Maury building Speaker Gilbert A Clark
Fourth division. Jefferson building Pre-
siding officer, DR.. d. H. Hazen; speaker,
Otis 7. Mason.
Fifth Division. Addison building -Presid-
ing officer, Archibald Greenlees: speaker,
Henry L. West.
Grant building Presiding officer, Henry
L. Biscoe; speaker, II. b. F MacFarland.
Jackson MISUNDERSTANDING officer, Hen
ry F. Blount; speaker, Major j. w. Powell.
Sixth Division. Monroe building-Presid-
ing officer, NJ. A. Ballinger; speaker, Con
gresham Samuel NJ. Clark.
Mount Pleasant school-P residing officer,
j. w. Somerville; speaker, Congressman j .
A. Connolly.
Brookland school - Presiding officer,
Charles K. Finckel; speaker. DR.. Frank
7. Howe.
Brightwood schooI-Presiding officer, Dr.
Charles G. Stone; speak ker, j. d CroisSant
Van Buren, school Misunderstanding Of
ficer, II. a. Griswold.
Mott building-Speak Dr. Furnan j.
Shadd,
Celebrations Of like character will occur
in the colored schools the speakers to be
selected today.
AMONG ORGANIZATIONS.
ANY number of society events commemo-
rative of the occasion VIII take place,
among which viii be the following:
The association of the oldest inhabi-
tants VIII hold their reunion at Metzerott
Han. The program will be. invocation by
Rev. DIR. Mlburn, chaplain of the Senate,
and the benediction by Rev. Bishop John F.
| Hurst. j. Madison Cults, secretary OF the
association, will read Washingtons fare
well address, and Will lac folio wed by Con
on Washington, First in War; Rev.
Father ID. j. Stafford. honorary member
OF the organization, who will treat of
Washington, First in Peace" and DR.. w
c. Robinson, Ii. D., dean of the school OF
| social science at the Catholic University,
| who viii address himself to Washington,
First in the Hearts OF His Countrymen."
Many invitations for it have been sent
out.
February %, 1856. at Ptttsburg the
| Republican party was born and commit
tees Of The Union Republican Club have ar
| ranged for Joint celebration of the two
big events which occurred on that day. II
Will be held i'll the evening at Center Market
Hail. a. NJ. Clapp willpreside and addresses
| VIII be made by Senators Hawley, Cul-
lom and Perkins and Representatives
Boutelle, Cousins, Brunlm. Sherman and
| Towne The invocation is To be delivered
| by Rev. DR.. George H. Corey. During the
evening appropriate music will be played
| by band. Mr.. john A. Joyce has written
4 poem for the occasion. Invitations have
| been sent out to many of the Republicans
! Of the city to attend. Those who have re-
ceived invitations have the privilege of in
yiting as many of their friends as they MAJ
| desire.
DEMOCRATIC PATRIOTS.
The day viii be appropriately celebrated
| by the Interstate Democratic i association
at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street
northwest. An interesting musical pro-
gram will be rendered, and the address will
| be delivered by Congressman Mcguire OF
| California.
The Miles Cycle Infantry will celebrate
| on wheels. This company is the Second
Separate Company, D. G. n. G. and will
have a practice ride and a sham battle al
Great Falls some time during the middle
of the day.
The Legion of Loyal Women will cele
| brate Washington's birthday by a series
of entertainments, beginning a p. m. and
! lasting until 10 p. m. II will take place
at Legion Hall, 419 Tenth street, and will
be participated in by number of promi
| nent speakers. Patriotic services will
| be held from to 4 p. M, and this vii
| be followed by dinner from to 6, fol
| which an elaborate menu has been pre-
| pared. The evening admission will in
clude the dinner. The reunion Of the lie
| gion will take place at 6 O'Clock, and will
last two hours, TO be followed by a genera
reception, which will take up the tinC
until 10 O'Clock.
| REVOLUTIONARY LADIES.
The Sons will fete the Daughters of the
Revolution in an elaborate patriotic re
| ception at the Arlington. in honor of tn,
| national officers and State regents of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution
who are holding their continental congress
in this city. Addresses will be given b!
the president generals of the three organi
| cations participating in the event. In ad
dition to these, Gen. Miles, commanding
the Army, who is one of the latestto joh
a patriotic organization; Admiral Jouett
who has done so much toward securing
reverence for the American flag in ou
Navy: Thomas Nelson Page, Gen. Breckin
ridge, Admiral Walker, DR.. G. Brown
Goode, and other eminent men will address
the meeting.
Refreshments will be served, and tn
Marine Band will furnish music. Th
committee in charge are William v. Cox
chairman; John B. Wight, secretary; Majo
q. c. Goodloe, Gaillard Hunt, Thomas Bla e
den, and Earnest Wilkinson.
The next day at 8 Iu the afternoon tn
descendants of revolutionary heroes wi
hold a religious service at the New Yor
Avenue Presbyterian Church, New Yor
avenue aud II streets, between ThirteeDt
and Fourteenth streets. The Daughters O
the American Revolution are invited I