The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-30
FOR JOHN MAROHALLDAY
Programme Of the Celebration New
Practically Complete.
An Elaborate Ceremony In the Hall
III the House of Representatives
Chief Justice Fuller to Preside
Great-CrandsOn Of the Great Chief
Justice to Deliver the Invocation.

Arrangements for the celebration of
John Marshall Day on Monday next are
practically complete The exercises viii
be held in the hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives and will be presided over by
Chief Justice Fuller of the Supreme
Court of the United States. The cere-
monies will De held under the direction
of committee appointed by the House
of Representatives. This committee will
act in conjunction with one named by the
American Bar Association, of which the
Hon William Writ Howe. of Louisiana is
chairman, and another composed of TWEEN
ty-fve members of the District Bar AS
ISOLATION. of which CLapin Brown is presi-
dent
The programme as arranged viii con
sist of a short address of Chief Justice
Fuller, followed by prayer by the Rev. Dr.
William Strother Jones. of Trenton, y J,
a great grandson of Joh:i Marshall, and an
address by the Hon. Wayne MacVeagh Of
Pennsylvania
In the evening there viii be banquet
at the Arlington Hotel. under the auspices
of the local bar association.
The preparations for the celebration at
Richmond are completed. and Justice Her
ace Gray viii deliver the Grafton. JUS
tice Brown speaks to the bar Of West Vir-
ginia at Parkersburg; Judge Burton at
Nashville, Tenn; Judge Gray. formerly
Senator from Delaware, at Wilmington,
and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Is going
10 Chicago Judge SimOnton of the United
States District Court, will speak at Char
White. Charles Jerome BOnaparte, and
Charles Marshall. a grandson Of the Chief
Justice, are the orators at Baltimore Sew
eral other descendants of the great 5urist
live IN that city. including David Barton
Marshall, Mrs. a. Adgate Duer. Henry,
Thomas, and Cary Marshall. Basil Mar
shall. Robert Marshall. Mrs. Mary Mar
shall Smith. Robert White Smith Thomas
Marshall Smith. and DR.. Henry Lee Smith.
Other living descendants are Fielding
Lewis Marshall of Orange, Va. and Mrs
Margaret Marshall Smith. Of Baltimore.
children of Thomas Marshall. eldest son;
JaqueIin Marshall Mrs. Ellen II. Barton.
and William c. Marshall. Of Markham,
Va: Mrs. Anne NJ BraXton, Of FTederIcHs-
burg Va children Of Dr. Jaquelin Am
bier Marshall. second son; Mrs. Ann F.
Harris and Miss Emily Il. Harris, Of Rich
mond Va. children OF Mrs. Mary Harris,
third child: Mrs. Mary Willis Douthal, OF
Wyanoke, Va, daughter of John Marshall.
fourth child; James Keith Marshall and
Mrs Hilary P Jones, OF Markham. Va:
Miss Mary " Marshall Mrs Gray Car
roll, and Miss Lizzie Jaquelin Marshall.
of Hume Va; Edward c. Marshall CT
Vernon Mills, Va; Mrs. Lewis Coleman.
of Chattanooga. Tenn. child n Of Jan
Keith Marshall. nth child: John Marshall,
Dr. Jaquelin Amber Marshall. and 1Irs-
Thomas Marshall, of Markham, Va; e
ward C. Marshall, of Kansas City, Mo,
children Of Edward Darlington Marshall.
sixth child
The Misses Harris. of Richmond. viii
occupy the old homestead. which is kept
Just as it was left when Justice Marshall
died