The Washington times., 1902-08-06


Committee on speakers-S E. Faunce.
chairman; Alva S. Taber, William II.
Doolittle, Walter ]. Duckett, C. J. Brad
shaw, George w. Fletcher, c. A. Fleet
wood, Thomas Calver, and C. II. Pres
ton.
Committee on Programs.
Committee on programs-James E.
Corson. chairman; Henry S. Stevens, NJ.
V. Hottell, W. L. Schmalhoff. Edward
C. Grumley. Henry n. Copp, John s.
Hoover. l.. F. Gallan, n. H. Miller, and
John W. Hunter.
Committee on hall and decorations
Nathan Bickford, chairman; c. NJ. Rob-
inson. ]. II. Jochum, Byron w. Bonney,
william H. Honn, Samuel Cross, Will
liam H. Peck, William II. Anderson, John
W Bradbury. William Irving, and John
Quanda.
Committee on music-Newton Ferree,
chairman; A. J. Huntoon. udolph Ar
mour. R. V. Schwickardi. ]. T. Powell,
E H. Holbrook. William s. Seymour.
John j. Balm. James Wood. c. A. Smith,
and William Grimshaw.
Committee on printing-Charles E.
Pea-sons. chairman; James Z. Clifford,
J, II. Doney, P. o. Lawrence. William
F. Reed, William II. Liverpool, l. F.
Callan. Jacob Moore. James H. Brooks.
and Louis A. Cornish.
Finance and auditing committee-E.
]. Sweet, George Smith. Thomas B.
Crisp, George Tate. and Seymour W.
Bunyea.
Committee on recepticn-Frank II.
Sprague. benjamin f. Hawkes., a. H. G.
Richardson. George E. Corson. Harrison
Dingman. Charles C. Royce, William
Samuel S. Burdett, D. S. Alex
ander. Newton NJ. Brooks, jerome B.
Burke. Charles p. Lincoln, William s.
Odell, NJ. Emmett Urell. ]. VI. Pipes. A.
F. Dinsmore. S. E. Faunce. Nathan Bick-
ford, Marion T. Anderson, John Nc
Elroy. Thomas S. Hopkins, Arthur Hen
tricks, Calvin Fransworth, George II.
Israel w. Stone.
Women in Session.
The presidents of the separate corps
Of the Legion of Loyal Women were
n session last night at the headquar-
ers of the Grand Army for the purpose
)f considering arrangements for the
lawn. fete to be given on the evenings
)f August 10 and l6.
The principal attraction at the lawn
larty will be the moving pictures, which
VIII include many views never shown
je.oIse.
The formation and decoration of the |
iifferent booths will be done in an at
ractive way, as the fete will be given |
IN the Sherman block, at the terminus |
# the Fourteenth Street car line. and |
here will be sufficient space to permit |
IN elaboration of all details. In ad- |
ition to the customary booths seen |
It all affairs of the kind there will be |
ancy tables from which will be sold all |
orts OF attractive knickknacks and in
,enious creations. One of the novelties |
# the party Will be "Klondike," " which ,
6 an improvement on the old-time grab
'ag, and which promises to furnish all .
orts of fun for visitors to the fete.
Details Not Complete.
The direct details have not yet been
ompeted, but will be at later meet
ng
Among the presidents representing the /
iferent corps at the meeting last night
we're Mrs. Mary E. Hall, of Lincoln .
'orDs: Mrs Lola Hauptmann. Of La
ayette: Mrs. Collier. of o. p Morton;
irs Hamilton, of Charles Sumner; Mrs.
Jamie p Dorsey, of Thomas: Mrs Ju-
ia Roberts. of Farragut: Mrs. T.. A.
'risbee, of Logan: Mrs. Maggie Thomp-
On. of George L. Morris. and Mrs LYDIA
Iart. OF Burnside.
General Torrance Expected Soon.
Mr.. Brainard II. Warner, chairman of
he citizens executive committee, re-
eived a letter yesterday from Mr..
harles A. Burrows. quartermaster gen
raj on the staff of Gen. Ell Torrance,
ommander- in chief of the Grand Army.
that in company with Cen
raj Torrance he would arrive In this
ity on August IA or Is for the purpose
( completing arrangements for the Oc-
0ber gathering.
Quarters VIII then be opened at the
bbitt House and from that time on a
of General Torrance will
e in constant attendance for the pur-
use of transacting such business as may
squire attention.
Gen. George II. Harries, chairman OF
he committee on military review and
iraGe. has informed Chairman Warner
lat in his opinion separate map will
required for the use of his committee
his map. he states, should give an out
ne of the portion of the city adjacent
the line OF march and showing the
reefs along which the parade will
rm.