The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-10
PLANS FOR &. A. R.
WELL ADVANCED
Requests For ACCOmmOda-
tons Now Coming In.
LOCAL COMMITTEES NAMED
Seventy Survivors Of SharPshoOte-s to
Come From adelPhia-Rounding
Out Arrangements for the Many Guests
Who Are Expected to Attend.

Requests for the reservation Of accom-
mCdstions for the many organizations
contemplating a trip to this city on the
occasion Of the thirty-sixth annual en-
campment Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public continue TO pour in upon the citi-
zens' committee in charge of arrange
ments. This mornings mail brought
notification from the Association OF Sur
vivors Of Berdau Sharpshooters, Of Phua-
delphia. that they expect &c be present
seventy strong. They requested that
hail or other suitable place be put aside
for the reunion Of their corps. The com
munication has been referred 10 the com
mittee on reunions. Of which Colonel Nc
ElrOy is chairman.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. chairman OF
the WOmans Auxiliary Committee has
the plans well in hand and VIII lay them
before the full committee at its initial
meeting This meeting will be held
within the next few days in the porI1rs
OF the Riggs House The front room on
the first floor Of the headquarters build
ing at 14o5 New York Avenue northwest.
has been set aside for the use Of Mrs.
Aussey and her committee.
A Committee TO Meet.
The committee on badges has been call
I'd to meet at headquarters Of the com
mittee on arrangements. 1905 New York
Avenue northwest tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock 1t is the desire CT the chair
nan that a full attendance be secured as
matters Of considerable interest will
come up for consideration and the work
= the committee viii be fully outlined.
Mr.. W. V. Cox. Of the executive com
mittee, was an early caller at headquar-
ters this morning. -.r. Cox has had vast
experience with Elany large celebrations
in this city. and his assurance OF inter
est and active cooperation with those in
charge Of the work has been matter Of
great satisfaction to Mr.. Warner and his
assistants
Several additional large subscriptions
have been received by Hr Raymond and
the committee on finance stlcc their last
meeting. but viii probably not be made
known until they are formally laid be-
for the complete committee.
The Local Committees
The following announcc-.cut Of com
mittees was made.
Committee on decorations with The ter
ritory assigned TO the members thereof
for their special care and attention. Sub
chairmen Of these divisions have asterisk
following their names
Omcers-Cuno II. Rudolph. chairman,
J Fred Kelley first vice chairman:
Aloysius f. Onutt. second vice chairman.
T. Conrad Dodge. third vice chairman,
John A. Rooms, secretary.
State, War and Navy Dcp5rtment-Cap-
tain N r. Thorp', Commodore George ".
Baird, l. :. n. David Cranmer.
Treasury Department - Edward L
Crane, ". C. Bedford. l. T. Jemls0n.
Interior eparJuent-Captain r.. Buck
inghamf, Z. n. Dawson. Clifford Berry
man.
Postofice DeaDrtment-Major J. E
Bell', DR.. Collins Marshall
Old P0st0fice Department Building.
& Hill
Pension 0fce-W Hamilton Bayley'.
George ". Barnes.
Agricultural Departmen--Frank L.
Eyanss. Captain c. 2. Lower.
other Public BuiIdingH-W A. H
Church,. +. o. Beckett W vs.. CCnnor. B..
=. Janney. DR.. J. NJ Lamb. Edward Koch,
n W Louis, T Percy Nyerl, J. c. C..
Patterson, Z. c. Randall Z. Richard
shipp A. 9. SteinbrenCer
Pennsylvania Avenue. between Tven-
tieth and TWenty-seccnd Streets-W. c.
UuCkett.T John Moran
Between Seventeenth and Twentieth
Streets-B. F. Whi-csiies Jules Demonet.
". b. HoltzclaW. Joseph MaIhy. +. :.
Nescott-
Between Fifteenth Street and lafayette
Square, McC- Jones.
Fifteenth Street from New York Avenue
HmHHH
Parker S. B. Hese, }. NJ Ford, Colin
Studs
Pennsylvania Avenue. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth S;reets-Dr. G. A.
White,' Walter A. Browne. G. Vernon
Knox.
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets-W. T. Rapley,F F. 6. Cannon, D.
Loughran, W. p. Sturgeon, Claiborne
Wilson.
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
B. H Stinemetz.a James : Davis. jay
Durham. C. r. Edmonston.
Between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets
Howard Brooks Eugene l. Curcorau-
Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets
j. j. Kaufman John b. Espey. John
Mitchell ir
Between Ninth ana Tenth Streets. F.
OYSTER Samuel Cross. Charles A. Gold
smith. Frank b. Lord W II McKnew.
Between Eighth and Ninth Streets-H.
T. Parker.
Between Seventh and Eighth Streets
Isaac Cans Joseph 7. Saks. Simon Kaun.
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets
George W. May James B. Brown. +. D.
Middleton, r. H ArmstroLg George W
Driver Nyer Loeb.
Between Four-and-a-ralf and Siytb
streets-Frank Hume' H. T. Wheeler.
Between Third and Four-and-a-haif
Streets-Charles Mades.s Byron Andrews.
J. William Lee, George J. Mueller.
Between Second and Third Streets-W.
j. Moore.
Between B and Second and 3 and First
streets-E. w. ByTn,s DR.. A. o. Bliss. J
j. jarvis
Street northwest-A K Phillips o
Allen ID. Albert. Z. K Fox. W n E
keinecke, J. a. Blundon, James J.. Nor
RS, ir.. A. S. Taylor, o W White. J. d.
Darnall, S. c. Nottingham. Charles Z.
West
Seventh Street northwest. Phil.
Herman r. Harris. J. Strasburger.
Charles kracuer.
other l0cclities-Samuel J. Prescott. .
A. W Grafton, c. J. McCubbin. J. J. Sbee-
ny Dr. George H. Heron. Dr. George
Macdonald, w. O.. Hlmrod George E
Potter. J, L. Skidmore.
Honorary member OF committee-LOuIs
D. Wine.
Funeral Of Mrs. Havenner.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary C. Havenner.
mother Of the Rev. Frank H. Hayenner,
pastor Of Dumbarton Avenue NJ Z.