The Washington times., 1902-03-11

Committee on Woman's Relief Corps
to Meet.
| TIE work of locating quarters for the
fvarious bodies that viii visit the city on
the occasion of the coming encampment oil
kthe Grand Army Of the Republic is well in
4snd.
Yesterday the west Daslor of the First
..-angreg egational Church. at the corner of
tenth and e Streets northwest, was Sc
tured as the rendezvous of the Iron
Brieade. q national organization, whose
Ideal representative is Col. ". W. Dudley.
Berdan's Sharpshcoters.
An application for suitable quarters was
receive yesterday from the Association of
the Survivors of Berdan's Sharpshooters,
Of Philadelphia They expect TO come in
fun. force. The request has been referred
to Col. John McElroy. the chairman of the
committee on reunions.
Within the next few days there will be
q meeting of the committee on the
Woman's Relief Corps, Of which Mrs. Ell
len Spencer Mussey is chairman. The
front room on the first floor OF the head
quarters building has been set apart for
the use of Mrs. MIssey and her committee.
Ii is not sufficiently large to accommodate
the full committee and the meeting will
be held at the Riggs House.
Committee on Badges.
There will be a netting Of the commit
tee on badges at the Headquarters build
ing, 1895 New York Avenue, this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. The work of the committee
will be thoroughly outlined, and it is ex-
pected that there will be full attendance.
Among the subscriptions recently an
nounced by the chairman OF the committee
or fnaure are: The Dewey Hotel Com
pany, $3.50. the Normandie Hotel COM
pany, $500: Mrs Anna B. Geiger. SIS; La
Fetra Hotel Company, $50; Luchs & Bro.
SIS. and many others which will be an
nounced later.
Committee on Decorations
TIE personnel of the committee on decor
ations. with the subcommittee and the
territory assigned to each, was announced
by Secretary Bulkley yesterday. Sub
chairman of these divisions have asterisks
following their names.
oficers-Cuno II. Rudolph, chairman;
J. Fred Kelley, first vice chairman;
Aloysius Z. offutt, second vice chairman;
T. Conrad Dodge, third vice chairman;
John A. KooIs. secretary.
State, War and Navy Department-Cap-
tain III. R. Thorps, Commodore George w.
Baird. L. 5. n. David CraDmer.
Treasury Department Edward L.
CraneF, ". C. Bickford, E. II. Jemison.
Interior observation-disclosures II. Buck
fnghamt, E. NJ. Dawson, Clifford Berry
man.
Postoffice Department - Major j. Z.
Bells, Dr. Collins Marshall.
Old Postoffce Department Building-J.
6. Hill.
Pension offiee-w Hamilton Bayiy',
George W. Barnes.
Agricultural Department-Frank L.
Evans*. Captain c. B. Lower.
Other Public Buildings-W. A. H.
Church,, F. o. Beckett. W. W. Ccnnor, B.
T. Janney, DR.. J. NJ. Lamb Edward Koch,
N w. Louis, 7. Percy Myers. J. c. c.
Patterson, E. G. Randall, E. Bichard
Shipp A. c. Steinbrenner.
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-second Streets-W. G.
Duckett,$ John Moran.
Between Seventeenth and Twentieth
Streets-B. F. Whiteside.s Jules Demonet,
". B. Holtzclaw, Joseph Mathy, Z. S.
WescOtt.
Between Fifteenth Street and Lafayette
Square,. McC. Jones.
Fifteenth Street from New York Avenue
TO Pennsylvania Ayenue-Brainard ".
Parker.7 S. 3. Hege. J. NJ. Ford, Colin
Studs.
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth Streets-Dr. &. a.
White" Walter 4. Browne, G. Vernon
Knox.
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets-W. II. Raplcy." F. S. Cannon d.
Loughran, W. p. Spurgeon, Claiborne
Wilson.
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
B. II. Stinemetz,s James S. Davis, Jay
Durham. C h. Edmonston.
Between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets
Howard Brooks" Eugene I. Corcoran.
Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets
J.. J. Kaufman" John B. Espey. John
Mitchell, 5r.
Between Ninth ami Tenth Streets. F.
Oyster Samuel Cross. Charles a. Cold
smith. Frank B. Lord. W H. McKnew.
Between Eighth and Ninth Streets-H.
b. Parker.
Between Seventh and Eighth Streets
Isaac Cans Joseph l. Saks. Simon Kann.
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets
George W. May.s James b. Brown, F. d.
Middleton. r. H Armstrong. George w.
Driver Myer Loeb.
Between Four-and-a- half and Sixth
Streets-Frank Hume.* II. T. Wheeler
Between Third and Four-and-a- half
Etreets-Charles Mades1 Byron Andrews.
J. William Lee. George J. Mueller.
Between Second and Third streets-W.
Il MooTe.
Between and Second and and First
Streets-E. W. Byrn,' Or. A. o. Bliss, ].
T. Jarvis.
r Street northwest-A. X. Phillips .
Allen d. Albert. f. X. Fox. VI. H. T.
Reinecke J. 4 Blundon, James L. Nor
ris, ir.. i. s. Taylor. o. W. White. J. d.
DarnalI, S. G. Nottingham, Charles E.
West.
Seventh Street northwest. Phil
Hermann r. Harris. J. Strasburrer,
Charles Kraemer.
other localities-Samuel J. Prescott
A. w. Grafton, c. J. Mccubbin. J. J. shee-
hy. Dr. George H. Heron. DR.. George
Macdonald. W. G. Himrod, George E.
Potter. J. L. Skidmore.
Honorary member OF committee--Louis
D. Wine.
Funeral of John G. Elliott.
Funeral services Will be held at Walk
er's Chapel. Alexandria County, Va, at
o'clock this afternoon over the remains
Lotto TobD q ElIiott WIN died n