Evening star., 1900-09-25
PARADE AND DECORATIONS.
Conn fssiOner Macfarland Names An
other Centennial Committee.


Commissioner Macfarand, chairman of
the citizens committee, national capital
centennial 1900 announced last evening
the committee on parade and decorations,
of which Mr.. John B. Wight is chairman.
The committee Is composed as follows: John
B. Wight. chairman; George H. Harries,
vice chairman: w. H. Rapley, secretary;
T. F. Alvey, E. s. Alvord. Snowden Ash
ford w. II. Ashmead, Marion T. Anderson,
Walter c. Allen. Joseph Auerbach, Samuel
Bensinger. Major James E. Bell, w. b.
Bryan, John B. Brady, B. NJ. Bridget, T.
j. Brennan, Chas. B. Bayley, Lieutenant
Sidney Bieber. A. b. Black, Major Arthur
Brooks, E. Burton, Captain Frederick H.
Bugher. VIM. H. Bayly, stephen c. Brown.
Isaac l. Blout, Colonel w. L. Bramhall,
Samuel A. Cross, George E. Corson. 5. +.
Chamberlin, l.. B. Cutler, w. W. Connor;;
Percy Crawford, J. r. Carmody, colonel
Cecil Clay, w. H. Collins. Edward r.
Combes, Robert Castelberg. Arthur Cope
land, C. f. Cook, Albert Carry, DR.. Thos.
J. Dunbar R. G. Dyrenforth, E. H. Droop.
Washington Danenhower Leon e. Dessez,
w. w. Deloe. ]. H. Dony, c. r. Edmon-
ston, John Joy Edison, ,jr.; J. NJ. Edgar,
r. l.. Franklin, F. A Fenning. George F.
Fleming, Calvin Farnsworth, George +.
Foote Harry Franc, d. Agnew Greenlees,
Bernard l.. Grove, George D. Granam' n
A V. Grimes, John H. Gunnell, j. r. Gallo
way, B. Goodheart, b. w. Guy, H. NJ. Giil-
man, Comdr. R: P. Haines, S. d. HoWeils'
W. c: Hi6bs; w; X: Hodges a. a; f1Gent- Hent
Lieutenant Commander s. G. Hopkins,
Lieut.. Benjamin Hodges, Maj. F. q. Hodg-
son. ]. William Henry. e; A Harradon'
Chas. E. Hodgkins. Frank w. Hackett,
Abraham Hart, E. c. Johnston r. E. Joyce,
Rich A. johnson, Maj J. A. Johnston, U.
S. A.: Chas. Kraemer, Chas. E. Kern, Ber-
nard Kopf, S. E. Kramer, Col G. c. knit
fin, John NJ. Kline, Chas. E. Kemper, Capt.
Chas. Loeff1er. Julius Lansburgh, J. L.
Loose, Capt H. B. LOCKER. Andrew Loef-
fier, James Lansburgh, Wallace b. Mclean.
H. Mckee, E. A. Moseley. ]. D. Morton,
Lieut.. F.. c. Mattingly, Herndon Morsell,
A., E. Mclaughlin, 8. w. McElderry. Col.
Theo. Mosher. U. s. A.: Geo; G: Maynard
J. A. Nicholson. DR.. 7: E. Ogram; ~ G.
ordway, w. H O'Neill, Maj. Chas; H.
Ourand, Andrew Parker. Mai. II. II. Par
menter, w. NJ Poindexter D. G. Pfeiffer,
F. B. Pyle. Paul J. Pelz. A. s. Perham DR..
A. c. Peale, Joseph Paris, Capt. Alfred
Robbins, J. c. Rau. f. E. Rapley. Chas.
Rauscher. L. Rich, w. P. Richards, Chas.
NJ. Robinson. Maj. Henry Romeyn. ]. L.
smithmyer. Theo. F. Swayze. Maj. Otto G.
Simonson, ]. B. Sleman, jr., DR.. c. G. Stone,
w. M. Stefton, Maj. John Tweedale, U. s.
A.; Lieut.: r. H. Townley. B. w. Taylor,
Townsend. NJ. E. Urell, Harry w. Van
Dyke, F. r. Weller r. T. Warwick, Oscar
w White, Elliott Wood, Lloyd B. White,
aman, A G. Wolf, s. s. Yoder, John c.
Yost: F. j. Young.
Mr.. w. v. Cox returned to the city this
morning from a hurried trip to Buffalo,
where he had gone work in connection
with the government board, Pan-American
exposition, of which he is secretary.
Mr.. w. p. Van Wickle, chairman of the
committee on medals and badges, states
&h~1 1, tvnpr rxaf mi
tee at the board of trade rooms, Star build
ing, this afternoon at 4:15. and he is very
anxious that there shall be a. full attend
ance
Secretary Cox says the next committee to
be announced will be the committee on
printing.