The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31
THEINAUGURALFE FESTIVITIES
Gratifying Progress in the Prepa-
tions for the Event.
an Committees actively nj work In
Their Respective Departments.
subscriptions stiTI Coming In.

Unprecedented progress has been effect
ed in the development OF the plans for the
ceremonies incident TO the second inasga-
ration Of william Mckinley as President
of the United States On MaSch next.
The working outline OF the festivities has
been already well defined IN the reports
OF the ehairmen Of the eommittees TO
the Inaugural Committee. Plans and de-
tails VIII be more definitely developed
during the current week. when several
committees viii have arrived IL concIu-
sions concerning important matters now
pending
This afternoon a meeting OF the sub
committee of the Committee on Badges
and Medals VIII be held at 4sz5. O'Clock in
the room OF the Inaugural Committee in
the Washington Loan and Trust Company
Building. The Subcommittee has in
charge the duty Of preparing a design for
the commemorative medals fe- the inaa-
guration.
On Wednesday q meeting Of tae Com
mittee on Comfort in the BaiIrvom viii oe
held at 1880 O'Clock at headquarters. In
the afternoon OF the same day at AS
o'clock the Committee en- Parks and Re-
viewing Stands viii meet IA the same
rooms.
In the rooms Of the Board 81 Trade, on
Thursday al 7-30 O'Clock. ibe Committee
or Public Order, Major Richard Sylvester,
chairman, viii hold its initial meeting At
8 o'clock, the same night, tae Banquet
Committee viii meet in the parfers q the
Shorehsm On Friday the regular weekly
meeting of the Music Committee viii be
held IN the rooms OF the Inaugural Com
mittse. at k:15 o'clock Meetings of other
committees viii be held during the week.
but 10 tine has yet been set. Announce
ments VII ce made later.
1r. Edson expects 70 announce the
Chairman Of the Floor ana Promenade
Committee this afternoon.
The personnel of the Comrfttee on Civ
ic organizations vas aRQoanced this
morning as follows:
CoTEnittee on Civic Organizstio3s-B. II.
Warner, chairman: William FRYE White,
Myer Cohen. and william P. Van Wickle.
vice ehai-nen: George c. Lewis. Secreta-
~; T. H. Alexander. 7. Il Anderson. Park
Agnew. Il. H Adams r. B. Buckley, Or.
J. H Bryan John Bowfes. Joseph a. Blum
don H. H. Bergman, r L. Browne, Aaron
H Bell. P J. Brennan. Dr. Zeno 3. Bah
bitt. William L. BramhaIl, Walter H
Brooks ]. T. Bradford H L Biscoe. R.
NJ Burrows. George C. BiekneII Charles
L. BoFee. E. A Beeknan. T. y. Black
ford, Harry A. Cobaugh, W. & Copenha-
ver ". H Chase. Albert Cottles William
Mckay Clayton. Howard l. Christman,
Richard g. Cochran Henry A Castle,
Charles a. Cousnt, Dr.. Waterman z. Corey,
Robert ". Cox. T. H. Carter. F. B.
Crosthwaite. H S. Chamberlain. A. Drury,
H Bradley Davidson. Thomas f. Dawson,
w R. Deeble ". J. Dyer. J. ". Douglass,
R. T. Donaldson. E. H. Daniel. 3. F. Dreop,
Florence Donohue, H d. Emmons, L. ).
Emery, Henry r. Elliott. 4. z. Hjllyer, DR.
c. A Hamilton, William II. II. Hart. W.
H. H. Hoover N. u. Higgins. N c. Har-
per, George ", Hail, John a, Il. EaTgett.
T. d. Harbaugh, c. B. Jones, VICTOR Kauff-
mani, C. B. Keferstein, Henry King, il,
Joseph I. Keefer, Carey Kingdom, Simon
Kann, NJ. h. Kearney, Ralph - Lee, Gus
tave Esnsburgh, Joseph ". Luckett, ". c.
Long, e H Lewis, Arthur r. aattingIy,
George c. Maynard, Guio1 KILLER, Whit
field McKinlaS, 4. F. McMillen, Thomas r.
Martin, Harry B. Major, Herbert Macom-
Der, L " Maxon, Clayton Marshall, Al
ander P Mitchell Wallace D. Nc
Lean, o. T. Metzerott. ". A. Noel. il,
William Nicholson, Robert Eourse, Par
ker A. Nevin, Charles B. Pearsol A K
Philips, Robert Potts. Robert FSrtner5 J.
J. Purman, William W ". Parker, George
Peber, Charles a. Prouty, Ezra D. Parker,
w F. Roberts, E. E RaGsey, \. b RuF, r.
e.
noids, A. H c. Richardson ". II. 4.
Reinecke. John Reuzer, c. O. Simons,
George ". T. Swartzen, ]. z. Saith, J. B.
SIeman jr, John Sherman, Lawrence
Sands, &rmat Stoddard, WiiliamsF. Staley,
William Small. Dr. John Steutenberg,
William P Sackett, T. Arthur Smith.
Charles P. Sweet, Jsynes 3. SeulIy. Will
lam Severe, E. II. TruelI, John B. Thomp-
son, William II. Terre.!, ]. " Townsend.
Charles 8 Thorne, Fred A Wallace, B.
H Warner, jr., J. \. Wetme5S Downs L.
Wilson. George E. Waggamsa, John ].
Wood. JohI T. West, Davis Warner,
James z. White, e. ". Whitaker. WILL
lam Wilson, Thomas J. Wilson, c. T. Yo-
der. L. N. Zimmerman, and E A. Zeigler.
The following have been added to the
personnel OF several Of the committees.
Street Decorstious-O- G. Staples, S.
Clifford Cox, Hugh Riley, Charles H Page.
George A. Barnes, Robert G. Satta, Isaac
c.. Slater, Myer Loeb. Aaron Russell, Ny
er strasburg, and AdeIphus GUIDE
FireworEs-ChaFles E Kern, William P.
Spurgeon, Allen D. albert, ir., J. Harry
Shannon. ". Il, z. Reinecke. and " W.
Conner.
Observation-Disclosures s. 0sDonnelI, Al
bert S. Riddle, I. 2. Sinclair 2. S. Mar
low, Harry 3 Parker, and John McEIroy.
TIE following additional Subscriptions
were announced By Charles J. Bell today:
Previously reported, $5S, 425 Washington
Mirror" g, coo: E. S. johnson, $1,000; ".
c. Hill, 500: J. R. Edison, 500; n. G. and
Arthur Copeland, S1e9; Conrad Becker,
$50; Hugo Zieman sI69; J. Y n Huyck
$50: George W. Harvey, $780, g a anG
W 3. King 500; total to date, 81. Us.