The Washington times., 1902-07-30
Three Committees Hold
Meetings to Arrange
for Reunions.
lWENTY-TRlRD CORPS BADGE
Expense of a Silver Fac-S -Simile to Be-
Investigated and Reported 0n-Dr.
Gibson Announces His Assistants on
Ambulance Corps.

The third meeting of the Twenty-third
Irmy Corps committee was held last
light at headquarters, with A f. Nc
LILLIAN. chairman, andy. Fraise Richard,
ecretary.
Col. John a. Joyce was present at the
Meeting and read poem dedicated to
he corps. which, with succinct sketch
# the corps by the secretary. was or
cred for early publication in the
lapers.
committee of three consisting of
comrades Joyce. Morgan and Thornton
vas appointed to make a report at the
iext meeting August y, on the expense
II a silver badge representing the corps
hield.
Fifth Corps Reunion Association.
The meeting of the Fifth Corps Re
lnion Association last night at head
,uarters was well attended. The meet
ng was called to order by the president.
Ir. George E. Corson, and the following
ubcommittees were announced:
Committee on speakers and program
Dr corps TeuulOu--N " lillsiih / Soi Ssh'
bl. II. B. Mexican, Joseph Trainor,
harrison Dingman, and H. B. Norton.
Committee on badges-Capt. A. B.
ameson. H. B. Cobaugh, J. H. l.. Eager,
ames Baird, and \. H. Camp.
Committee on reception-All members
the association.
Committee on ways and means-Major
william Howard Mills, D. E. Bucking-
lam, George b. French, W. J. Johnston
nd G.. +. Noske.
The next meeting of the committee
Ill! be held Friday evening, August 29.
Officers Elected.
The subcommittee on reunion of the
irmy OF the Potomac met at headquar-
FRS last night and elected the follow
BIZ officers: Chairman, Col. W. W. Dud-
"; vice chairman, Capt. Abram Hart;
scretary, Capt. Ii. W. Gilman.
The following representatives of the
eparate corps committees were pres
ut: Major z. P. Halstead, First Corps;
Iajor A. H G. Richardson, Third Corps;
!. W. Gilman and C. V. Petteys, Sixth
orps. and Capt. Abram Hart, Eleventh
,orps.
After deciding TO report to the gen
tal reunion committee in favor of hold
lE vi lI4t al 4As vi AAiC "
tmac the committee adjourned to
aeet at the call of the chairman.
Map of the District.
The citizens executive committee a;
badquarters is in receipts of a map OF
he District of Columbia from Col. John
FIDDLE. Engineer Commissioner of the
district OF Columbia.
Mr.. E. b. Hay. chairman of the COM
,ittee on music, has announced meet
tg of his committee for Thursday even
tg at o'clock p. m. at headquarters,
Jos New York Avenue.
On Friday there will be a meeting OF
te Sixth Army Corps at headquarters.
DR.. Gibson, chairman of the ambulance
orps. in connection with the medical
apartment of the Grand Army. has call
d meeting of his committee for Fri
ay evening at o'clock at headquar-
trs.
Ambulance Corps Personnel.
DR.. Gibson has announced as the per-
bnnel of his committee the follow
bg:
Drs. Robert A. Lamb, secretary;
,harles NJ Bell, ]. Lee Adams, Rober;
| Beale. Mable p. Barnes, J. B. Custis.
/ J. Battle. Charles Calver, Z. c. Cope
and. c. de Weese, Thomas Bowling.
francis J. Doyle, Llewellyn Elliott. Sam
lei II. Greene. jr.; Thomas s. DeCrasty.
William c. Gwynn. James Gill. Homer
bedford. Harry C. Macotes, E. L. Mason.
r. Nevitt. ". d. owen, D. ". Prem
tss, J. c. Riggles. W. p. Reeves. John
!. Stoutenburgh. George r. Terrell, and
n. c. Williams.
Associates of Capt. John W. Lewis.
tho is chairman of the cavalry corps
II the military division of the Missis-
iippi, have been announced by Captain
lewis as follows: Captains W. S.
Selden, H. Sherwood, ". p. Pierce,
Peter Riley. J. c. Squires.