Evening star., 1902-03-11
SUBCHAIRMHN NAMED
COMPLETE LIST ANNOUNCED By
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Those Who Will Have Charge Of Pre-
iminary "Details Of G. A. R.
Encampment.

The following list of subcommittee chair
men was announced at the headquarters OF
the Grand Army encampment committee
this morning. Some Of these selections
have been published, but the committee has
been unable heretofore to give out any list
as complete as that which follows:
Officers OF the executive committee: B. H.
Warner, chairman; NJ. Dyrenforth, first
vice chairman; L. P. Shoemaker, second
vice chairman; Clarence F. Norment, treas
urer; Barry Bulkley, secretary.
Subchairmen-James T. Oyster. auditing;
Simon Wolf, badges; S. E. Faunce. camp
fires; DR.. F. T. Howe. concerts; c. H Ru-
dolph. decorations; Gen. S. S. Burdette, en-
tertainments; Arthur Hendricks, excur-
Slons; A. p. Clark jr., encampment struc-
lures; F. X. Raymond finance; NJ. Dyren-
forth, fireworks; John b. Larner, general
counsel; =. q. Staples, grand stands, parks
and reservations; Allison Nailor. horses and
carriages; III. +. Woodard hall for encamp-
ment; L. NJ. Saunders, invitations; John H.
Moore, information;> w. S. Knox illumina-
ton; w. II. Michael, naval parade and re-
view; Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey, ladies'
auxiliary; Chaplin Brown, legislative; Gen.
George ii. Harries, military organizations,
review and parade; E. B. Hay. music; DR..
=. ?. Hickling, medical department; Frank
ii. Pierce. privileges and advertising; Rich
ard H. Sylvester. public order; VIM. Hahn,
printing; NJ. l. Weller, public comfort John
McElroy, reunion; Rev. w. c. Alexander,
religious exercises; C. H. Syme, speakers
for encampment; S. B. Hege. transporta-
t1on to battlefields; Colin Studds, trans
portation to District of Columbia.
Mr.. Edson's Acceptance.
Word was received this morning from
Mr.. John John Edison that he accepts his
appointment to the finance committee and
the executive committee. The mail also
1rn, ,oht TO-.
bee asking what accommodations could be
obtained for the veterans from the state
OF Maine. AS soon as the number of vet
Grams who are to attend the encampment
from that state can be approximated the
committee on entertainment will provide
for Gen. Bisbees command
Chairman Frank X. Raymond plans to
make the next meeting Of the finance con-
mit:ee, which is to occur in the red parlor
of the Ebbitt March 10, one of the most
notable gatherings preliminary to the en-
campment. Reports are to be received then
from the various subcommittee on finance,
to which were allotted various sections Of
the city. 1t is expected that the encamp-
ment fund will then be practically COM
pleted.
For the use of the committee on badges
Secretary Bulkley has received from Cleve-
land, Ohio, a complete set of the badges
used during the encampment IN that city.
Quarters for Reunions.
Quarters for reunions and other general
meetings have been asked by General w.
w. Dudley, local commander, for the Iron
Brigade" and by the II. B. Claf1in Post of
Harlem. The far-famed Iron Brigade"
has arranged it's own accommodations. and
will meet in the west parlor of the First
Congregational Church, 10th and streets
northwest. Not less than 100 members are
expected to attend. AN equal number is
to represent the Caflin Post.
One Of the most important steps in pre-
pairing for the eneampment will be made to-
morrow evening, when the executive COM
mittee will hold its initial meeting. Colonel
0. G. Staples has set apart the red parlor
Of the Riggs Hotel for the meeting, and
Secretary Bulkley has assurances that
nearly the entire membership of the COM
mittee will be represented. This assembly
| is of particular importance, because Chair
man b. II. Warner will then outline for the
first time his general plan of the encamp-
| ment. A report will be received from Sec
retary Barry Bulkley at that meeting, in
which the progress of the several commit
tees will be set forth.
Meetings Called.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey and Mr.. ST.
mon Wolf, chairmen, respectively, of the
Womens Relief Corps committee and the
committee on badges, have called meetings
of their committees, the former to occur
late this week and that Of the latter to oc-
| cur this afternoon at o'clock.
Appointments TO the finance committee
have been made by Chairman Frank K.
Raymond as follows, all those indicated
being members of the executive committee:
S. w. Woodward, John w. Ross, A. P.
| Clark, Thomas w. Smith, Louis kann, Ellis
Spear, Isadore Saks. George Gibson, James
| Tanner c. H. Syme, George r. Dunlop.
George H. Harries, r. H. Anderson. Theo-
dore w. Noyes, f. w. Palmer NJ. NJ. Park
er, c. E. Wood. I. b. Walker. Chaplin
Brown, l.. NJ. Saunders. S. S. Burdette.
| General John NJ Wilson, NJ. l. Weller, John
McElroy. T. S. Hopkins, James f. oyster.
| w. S. Knox, B. +. Bingham. S. B. Hege,
{ Colin Studds, E. B. Hay. Richard Sylves-
ter Simon Wolf. Allison Nailor, Rev. w. c.
Alexander, DR.. f. T. Howe, H. F. Woodard,
| John r. Mclean, Arthur Hendricks. W. c..
] Bronson, James l.. Norris and Charles c..
Glover.