Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-02
High school Cadets.


A striking feature of the parade tonight
viii be the presence OF Columbia Lodge, No.
ia, International Association Of Machinists,
with full ranks. Some 100 members will be
in lire with banners and hoat containing
a f0ur-Inch gun. The presence of the ma
ch.nss from the navy yard viii be es-
pee. ally appropriate in the Dewey parade.
The committee OF arrangements for Co
luinb.a Lodge No. IA. International Asso-
citation of Machinists. has been working
hard for the past week and row has every
thing provided for to the smallest detail.
The uniform adopted consists of a nava!
cap, cane and badge. and the line VIII be
thanked by torch bearers through Its entire
length. There VIII also be 4 hoat carrying
a four-inch rapid-fre gun. w. +. Pierce viii
be aid to The division MARSHAL and e. ).
Stokes marshal Of this command.
The formation will be as follows:
Band.
Marshal and a!ds-l1. $. Stokes, marsha.
Aids. p. Kane. Jnu. Hamme!stronl, w.
II. Sno0t and Jno. =. Frank.
Flaw. J. Carter bearer.
Columbia LnGEr banner.
Ofleer5 Columbia Lpdge-R. j Jo-es
president: r. q. I.5,lI, vice president: r. H.
lewis. past president; A. II Chase record
ing secretary; T. Il. Lear, financial sccre-
tary: Evan Stokes, treasurer. S G. Cole,
conductor: Bernard Lawrence. sentinel.
Foremet.. master mechanics. quartermen
and leading MEM. Lynch, captain F!rsf
platoon. Il. l.. Tucker, captain; second
platoon. Itdw. Wolf. captain.
l. A Of NJ trans par ency-Fourth platoon.
j. J. Sweeney. captain; fifth platoon. II. q.
Float. four-inch gun-T. a. Holland IN
command
F,ag-C r. Starr. bearer. Sixth platoon.
Jno. Moore. captain; seventh platoon. Wal
Ter Brccht. captain; eighth platoon. Chas-
| c. Love captain: ninth platoon. Geo. +. d.
RullinSS, captain.
| t. A. of NJ. misrepresentation platoon,
| d. W. Beach. captain; eleventh platoon, j.
| j. Siebert. captain: twelfth platoon. Selto
| German captain: thirteenth platoon, Geo
Hall. captain: fourteenth platoon, Chas.
Miller. captain: fifteenth platoon. Robt.
| Hamilton. captain
Gonznga Cadets.
! The Gonzaga Cadets will follow the Cath
| Ole societies in the parade tonight This
spienddly equipped organization will have
| its band bugle and drum corps at the head
of its line The cadets will be in full uni
| form ana Will make fine impression Inc
| roster of officers follows:
| Mai Fred l.. DevereuX, Adjutant Walter
| J. Cox Quartermaster II. S. Lynch, Ser
| geant Major ChaS. Z. OConnor. Color Ser
! gsant Jos. l.. kee-
| Company A-Captain VIM. W. Deviny.
First Lieutenant Francis J. Drimer, Second
| Lieutenant Joseph \. Kennedy.
| Company B-Captain Frank I. Devereux.
! First Lieutenant VIM. p. Repett Second
! Lieutenant John l.. Bourke.
| ldnU ana bIuHl ,pI pS--1slDthii ISO-
! Phillips, First Lieutenant William Regain.
| Second Lieutenant II. |. Quinn
| Catholic Societies.
| The Catholic division of tonight's civic
| parade will be large and thoroughly rep
resentative one. embracing practically all
! of the organized societies of the denomina-
| ton in Washington. The young men form
| ing the membership of these bodies have
| been enthusiastic in their work Of prepare