The Washington times., 1902-02-24

Michigan: Hon. William w. Skiles. Ohio
Hon John S. Shook, Ohio; Hon. James
H. Scuthard, Ohio; Hon. Nehemiah d.
Sperry Connecticut: Hon. George w.
Steele, Indiana; Hon. William Sulzer,
| New York: Hon. Robert w. Tayler OHIO;
Hon. Emmett Tompkins, Ohio; Hon. Oscar
| w Underwood Alabama: Hon. Willard
d. Vandiver. Missouri: Hon. Irving P.
| Wanger. Pennsylvania; Hon. William Z.
| Warnock Ohio; Hon. Charles X. Wheel
| er. Kentucky. and Hon. James K. Young.
| Pennsylvania.
Government oficials-Hon. James Will
| sen, Secretary of Agriculture: Lieut..
Gen Nelson A. Miles. U. s. A; Maj. Gen.
| Henry C. Corbin, Adjutant General, L. 5.
A.; Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley.
L. S. N: Hon. John W. Ross, Commits
sioner of the District of Columbia; Hon
| james H. Hopkins, Past Grand Master.
| X. 7. L. S; Mr.. Harrison Dingman, Past
| Imperial Potentate. a. A. o. \. NJ. 6:
Hon. L. Spaulding. Assistant Secretary
| of the Treasury: Hon. Milton E Allies,
| Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; Hon.
| Frank L. Ca anpbell, ASS stant Secretary of
| the Interior; Hon. William 4. ROdenberg,
| Civil Service Commissioner; Hon. II. Clay
| Evans. Commissioner of Pensions: Hon.
| William A. Jones, Commissioner of In
| dian Affairs: Hon. Binger Hermann. Com
missioner If the General Land Office; Hon.
| tTeciSe NJ. .3OWerS, commissioner OF II lSn
| and Fisheries; Col. Theodore A. Bing
liam. Superintendent of Public Buildings
| and Grounds; Hon. George Z. Roberts.
| Director of the Mint; Hon. Leyerett NJ.
Kelley. Second Deputy Commissioner of
Pensions Prof Willis L. Moore, Chief
| of the Weather Bureau; Major Frank
| Strong, General Agent Department of
Justice; Hon. Frank Baker, Superinten-
| dent o. the National Geological Park;
tendent United States Railway Mail
Service. and Mr.. George W. Beavers,
Chief of Division of Salaries and Allow
| ances. Postoftice Department.
One hundred business men-Messrs.
Joseph Auerbach, Lester A. Barr John
D. Bartlett, Conrad Becker. Arthur T.
Brice. William H. Baum, Nazareth Bunch,
William H. H. Cissel, William H. Gov
inston, Joseph H. Crawford, Francis NJ
Crswell John B. Daish. Rufus H. Darby
Rein W. Darby, Eldred G. Davis. Fred
erick VI. Detweiler Edward F. Droop
Mitchell Dyrenforth. John T. Earnshaw,
Charles r. Edmonston Jacob B. Eiseman.
William X. Ellis, Frederick w. Enrich.
Jesse c. Ergood, Henry Evans, Howard
d. Feast, Robert l. Fleming. Percy S.
Foster, Albert F. Fox. Daniel Fraser,
Thomas NJ. Gale, William T. Galliher,
William Gibson Benjamin S Graves. Ben
jamin W. Guy, William Hahn. Frank L.
Harvey, Reuben Harris Edwin B. Hay,
Samuel B. Hege. George ". Heisley. Will
lam A. Henderson, Frank C. Henry. ].
Philip Hermann William H. Hoeke.
Charles E. Hodgkin. s. Porter House,
Frank Hume, Charles Jacobsen. Andrew
W. Kelley, William s. Knox. James Lans-
burg. Ralph W. Lee, Andrew Loeffier Al
vim NJ Lothrop, Daniel ]. Macarty. John
McElroy, John McGregor. William H. Nc
Knew, Harry c. Moses. George J. Mueller,
Clarence f. Norment, James l.. Norris,
Henry T. Ohterdinger, Theodore E Ogram,
James F. Oyster, Harry B. Parker r.
Ross Perry James S. Raeburn. Isador
Saks. Lorin VI. Saunders, Franklin T. San
ner, Charles Schneider. Samuel S. Shedd,
George \. Shehan. John II. Small. ST..
Emmons S. Smith, Thomas w Smith,
Henry X. Simpson, Charles G.. Sloan, Ed
win K. SOmborn, Orren G. Staples. Fred
erick A. Stier Samuel w. StinemetZ.
Colin Studs, Rufus H. Thayer, William
B. Thompson, James S. Topham, Richard
w. Tyler, G. Taylor Wade, John F. Wag-
gaman, Redford W. Walker, John T.
Walker, Thomas B. Walker, Charles p.
Williams, Wash B. Williams. Louis d.
Wine. Simon Wolf. Levi Woodbury., and
John C. Yost.
Finance committee-Messrs. Myron NJ
Parker, S. W. Woodward, John Joy Edison,
B. H. Warner, Albert F. Fox. Thomas F.
Walsh, John E. Herrell, Isador Saks, and
Oscar J. Rickett.
Members of the board of control-Wal-
ter A. Brown, Federal Lodge, No. l; J.
Claude KEEPER, Columbia Lodge, No. 3;
Thomas H. Young, Lebanon Lodge No.
I; William G. Henderson, New Jerusalem
Lodge No. 8; William T. Jones, St Johns
Lodge. No. II: D. C. Vaughn. National
Lodge, No. u; John Speed Smith, Wash
ington Centennial Lodge, No. IA; James
A. Wetmore, B. B. French Lodge, No. 10;
William NJ. Garrett. Dawson Lodge, No.
16; W. Ham. Smith, Harmony Lodge, No.
II; Frank c. Roach, Acacia Lodge, No. IS:
William T. Galliher. Lafayette Lodge,
No. 49, John F. Collins. Hope Lodge. No.
20; Samuel c. Palmer, George c. Whiting
Lodge No. %; Joseph C. Johnson, PEN
talpna Lodge, No. %; Charles A. NJ.
Loedier, Stansbury Lodge. No. "a; Charles
S. Hyer, Osiris Lodge, No. &c; Joseph VI.
Mccoy, NJ. NJ. Parker Lodge, No. p:
Thomas G. Carmick, King David Lodge.
No 2S; Frank II. Thomas, William K.
Singleton Lodge. No. 30; Charles W. Otis.
Columbia r. A. Chapter. No. /; Joseph l..
Atkins. Mt. Vernon r. A. Chapter. No. 3:
Theodore Frebus, Eureka r. a. Chapter.
No. i; Louis B..hrens, Lafayette K. A.
Chapter, No. 5; A. G. Herman, WaslNng-
ton Naval Chapter, No. 6: Charles G.
Zange, Mt. Horeb K. A. Chapter, No. I:
Abram Frey. Brightwood +. A. Chapter.
y U. u -.
No. 10; John A. Meyer, Capitol R. a
Chapter, No. II; Fred W. Behrens, Wash
ington Conimandery, No. /, X. T.; stephen
NJ. Ryder, Columbia Commandery. No. 2,
X. T.; Emil G. Schafer, De Molay Mount
ed Commandcry, No. T. X. T.; Alexander
Mckenzie, Orient CommanGery, No. D, X.
T; william L. Boyden Mitras Lodge OF
Perfection, A. A. S. r.; James II. Trimble.
Evangelist Chapter Rose Croix A. A. 5.
R.; Samuel E. Aler, Robert De Bruce
Council Kadosh, A. A. S. r.; w. 5. Harsh
man. Albert Pike COnsistory. A. Il. ). r.;
Frank X Raymond. Almas Temple. a. a.
o. N. NJ s; George F. zeh, Ruth Chapter,
O. E S; julius w. Tolson. Electa Chap
ter, o. f. s.; James l.. Marshall. Naomi
Chapter, o. E. s.: J. j. Faber. Martha
Chapter, O. e. s: Wallace Streater, Es-
ther Chapter, @. E. s.; S. Clifford Cox,
Adah Chapter, o. E. s.. Anderson X.
Belt. Areme Chapter. No. 10. o. E. S,
and H. G. Ellis, Bethlehem Chapter, No.
Z, o. E. s.
In the work OF promoting the success of
the coming Masonic fair, to be held
April II to 26, Dawson Lodge. No. Is, is
taking a very active and leading part.
Several meetings have already been held,
in which a most enthusiastic interest was
developed: the ladies' meeting last Tues
day night was largely attended, and they
pledged themselves to assist the lodge in
every way.
1t has been decided by the committee
on arrangements of the lodge to give a
benefit performance at the Lafayette
Theatre Tuesday evening. March IS, at
which the Bellows stock company Will
present one of its best plays. Every in
dication points to great success on that
occasion, and it is earnestly hoped that