Evening star., 1902-02-17

Hampshire; Mrs. coy Auckland, New
Hampshire: Mrs. NJ. p. Diamond San
Francisco: Mrs. Charles Darlington, Xenia,
Ohio, and Mrs. E. s. Baldwin.
Among the Florida delegates are: Mrs.
c. Amber Mrs Thomas Mayhew Wood
run, st. Augustine Mrs. Dennis Eagan,
Elizabeth Livingston Eagan. Jacksonville
Mrs Eagan is state regent and Florida
ut It ' is ANNOUNCED that badges for dele
gates and cards for receptions can be OBJ
tanned at headquarters. ID. A. r.. Wash
ington Loan and Trust building.
Minute Men alb Guard Of Honor.
AS announced in The Star two weeks
ago. the District Regiment OF Minute Men
will act as a guard Of honor to the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution during the
congress They viii wear the full conti-
mental uniform Of buff and blue. and will
doubtless add greatly to the picturesque
be in command Of the detail. and will be
supported by Lieut.. Col. Paul Beckwith.
Mai E. r. Campbell. 1st Battalion; Maj.
L. c. Dyer. I'd Battalion: Maj: Hugh A.
Campbell, Sd Battalion; Capts. John Doyle
Carmody Leon L. l.. French. Thomas
Raleigh Raines Thomas w. Sweeney, Mel
son r. Wood, Charles w. Keyes. Charles
Diedel, G. L. Peckham. Enoch NJ. Thomp-
ment staff; Majs. John E. Smith. Louis
NJ. Sanders, H. H. Classic, Thomas c.
Pole. ]. A. Streight. Anton Coe, LIE Roy
Mark Line officers-Capts. M. NJ. Lewis,
D. 8. Fletcher, F. C. Philbrick, j. G. Nor
gan. Austin Fl. Brown. Dallas Knowlton,
First Lieuts Anthony Holmead, Edwin r.
Brooks, d. P. Moore, NJ. p Evans. w. NJ.
Pippin. Harold c. Pole. Atwood Wiltshire.
Second Lieuts W. F. Hutchinson. Charles
J Butler, Color Sergt. w. W. Wallings-
ford, Bugier Rex Maupin.
Order Governing Reception.
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following instructions have been issued by
the board Of regents Of the National MI
scum:
The National Museum building will be
open on the evening of February II. be-
tween the hours of and II o'clock, In or
der that the historical collections may be
viewed by the Society of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
The president general OF the Daughters
the lecture hall Of the National Museum.
The line Of approach will be from the rO-
tunda through the north half to the west
entrance to the lecture hall. The exit will
he from the south entrance to the lecture
hall.
The guests will be cared for by the va
rious committees, the Minute Men of the
District of Columbia acting as guard of
honor The watch force of the National Mu-
scum, the metropolitan police and the
United States marines will be duty.
The office Of the chief clerk will be placed
at the disposal of the president general
for use on the evening in question.
Carriages will be parked in the space
south of the Smithsonian building. as far
as the roadway west of the Smithsonian In
stitution. and also on b street west of the
museum building.
One line of carriages, to be designated by
the president general OF the Daughters of
the American Revolution will be parked on
the roadway west of the museum building
The chief clerk of the National Museum
will cooperate with the management of
the Daughters OF the American Revolution
and the officers in charge of the various
organizations present on the occasion and
see that these regulations as herein set
forth are carried out.