Evening star., 1902-03-01
COMMITTEE N AIMED
THOSE WHO WILL ARRANGE FOR
q. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Chairman Warner Announces Names
Of His observation-disclosures
of subcommittee.

Chairman B. H. Warner and his asso-
ciates of the committee Of seven appointed
by the Business Mems Association an
nounced yesterday afternoon the folloWlns
appointments to the general committee on
the coming encampment of the Grand
Army:
B. H. Warner, chairman.
LIP. Shoemaker, second vice chairman.
Mitchell Dyrenforth, first vice chairman.
Clarence F. Norment, treasurer.
Barry Bulkley secretary.
Judge 7. H. Anderson, r. P. Andrews
Rev. w. C. Alexander, Charles j. Bell. Al
dis B. Browne, Chaplin Brown, Gen. >. =.
Burdette, Gen. H. V. Boynton. Cen r. r.
Bingham, w. C. Bronson Col. John Blddle,
George w. Cook, w. V. Cox, A. P. Clark.
w. W. Dudley, Major John r: Carmody'
H. H. Darneille, George T. Dunlop, w; W.
Danenhower, Mitchell Dyrenforth, John
JOY Edison, Robert 1. Fleming. George Glib
SON. W. F. GUIDE, W A. Gordon. Gen.
George H Harries. DR.. D. P. Hickhng'
Gen. T. s. Hopkins, Frank. Hume. +. b.
Hay William Hahn. DR.. F. I. Howe AZ
thur Hendricks, Christian Heu!lcn, "
J. b. Larner. H. B. F. Macfarland, r. a.
Munsey, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. Col.
John McElroy. L. T. Michener, w. n.
Michael John r. Mclean. & zen. u;sen Sel,
"A.
Parker, F. ". Palmer. NJ. M. Parker, F; :.
Raymond, John w. Ross, G: H Rudolpn'
Thomas W. Smith. Gen. Ellis spear; 1sa1 a.
dore Saks, Department Commander lsrael
W. Stone, c. H. Syme. Corporal James ran
ner. J. Henry Small. L. NJ. Saunders, Colin
Studds. o, G. Staples, Richard Sylvester. 3
w: Woodward Thomas F: "alsn; 4ah,; E1uis NJ WI. ~
son H. F. Woedard, Simon Wo1, M. l..
Weller. A. A wilson.
: Subcommittee Chairmen.
James F. Oyster. auditing: Simon Wolf'
badges: BENJAMIN b. Bingham, campfires;
DR.. F. T. Howe. concerts; c. H Rudolph
decorations: Gen. 8. S. Burdette, entertain
ments: Gen. T. 8. Hopkins. excursions: A.
P. Clark encampment and structures: r.
| K Raymond finance; M. Dyrenfortn. nre-
| works; John G. Larner. general counsel
o. G. Staples. grand stand, parks ana res
eryations; Allison Nailor, horses and car
riages; II. F. Woodard, hall for encamp-
ment: L. NJ. Saunders invitations: Zen
John r. Carmody, information: W. 8.
Knox illumination; Chaplin Brown. iegls-
lative; Gen. George H. Harries. military
organizations: E. B. Hay music; DR.. d. T.
Hickling medical department: Frank II:
Pierce, privileges and advertising; hlcharo
H. sylvester, public order; William Hahn
printing: M. l. Weller, public comfort: II.
y. Roynton, press: Lieut.. Gen n. A. Miles.
reception; Gen. John M. Wilson. review
and parade; John McElroy. reunion; Rev.
w c. Alexander. religious exercises; G.. II.
Syme, speakers for encampment: S. B.
Hege transportation to battlefield; Colin
Studds, transportation to District OF Co.
lumbia: c. H. Syme. vice chairman: Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey. W. T. C.. Ladies e..
A. r.
It will be observed that all the members
of the committee Of seven were chosen by
Mr. Warner to serve on the larger commit
tee The vice chairmen Of the subcommit-
toes n chosen DOSSiDle
and announced as soon as selected. The
appointment OF the members Of the sub
committees will then occupy the commit
teemen about two weeks. When that work
is done it is expected the preparations for
the encampment will progress rapidly.
The committee Of seven convened yester-
day in the office of the Business Mems As
sociation. Chairman Warner at once pre-
sented his plan Of the encampment. The
point Of chief interest in this plan was that
it provided for thirty-four subcommittee
instead of twenty-five as at the encamp-
ment Of 1892.
Well-defined lines of work were appor-
toned to each subcommittee. Chairman
Raymond Of the committee on finance has
arranged to hold a meeting next Wednes-
day. The committee also considered the
donation by Mr.. Thomas F. Walsh of the
premises on New York avenue. No. 1405.
which are being used as G. A. R. encamp-
ment headquarters, and passed a vote Of
thanks to Mr. Walsh.
Secretary Bulkley announced the follow
ing vice chairmen of subcommittee this
afternoon: l.. T. Michener. committee on
reception; Joseph A. Burkhardt, committee
on finance; William Clifford Long, commit
tee on fireworks. Oscar J. Ricketts, has
been named secretary Of the committee on
finance.
A new special committee has been de-
cided upon to take charge Of the naval
parade. Chief Clerk Michael Of the State
Department has been made chairman Of
this body and also member OF the execu-
tive committee.
The new quarters are to be ready for use
by Monday or Tuesday, and Chairman
Warner has arranged with Mr.. Bulkiey to
transfer the Offices OF the encampment
committee thither as soon as possible. The
meeting OF the finance committee next
Wednesday will probably be held In one of
the parlors OF the Riggs In view OF the
size of the committee and the uncertainty
OF having the New York avenue building in
complete readiness. Subsequent meetings
Of this committee, however, are to be held
in the headquarters building.