Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-06
Committees Named.

Committees Named.
The following subcommittee are hereby
announced:
Finance committee-G. H. Slaybaugh,
chairman; Charles Matthews. A. P. Tasker
A. C. Irvine. W. 8. Odell, ]. L. H. Win
field, Louis Kettler A H. G. Richardson,
George E. Corson, B. F. Hawkes., 8. c.
Robb, L. C. Dyar. w. ]. Phillips. S. s.
} Burdett. Lon D. Sheets Harrison Dingman
F.. r. Reynolds L. H Patterson, F. L. Nc
Kenna.
Decoration and grounds-C NJ. Robin
son, chairman; E. H. Holbrook. Sheridan
Ferree. Jerome F. Johnson. M. E. Urell,
John McElroy, j. M. Pipes. Frank L.
Beach. Jerome B. Burke, ]. w. Pearson,
+. w. Alexander.
man; o. II. Oldroyd. Frederick s. Hodgson,
J. Tyler Powell. Luke Kelley Fred G. Cal
vert James p McCrink.
Audting-Calvin Farnsworth, B. F. Bling
ham, 1. W. Stone, Newton Ferree, and F. l..
McKenna.
Musc-Arthur Hendricks chairman: s. E.
Faunce, F. T. F. Johnson, Thomas Calver,
David Gillen E. ]. Sweet, E. X. DePuy.
Reception-N NJ. Brooks. past department
commander, chairman; Thomas S. Hopkins,
past department commander, vice chair
man; department officers and past depart
ment commanders.
Soldiers Home-A Hart, chairman: Chas
III. Preston. Augustus Williams, G. Ley
burn Shorey, Thomas F. McAnally, in con-
necuon with Wilson Post, No II.
Congressional-Hram buckingham, Rich
ard Emmons, A. F. Dinsmore. George R.
Cooke. Francis E. Cross, in connection with
Farragut Post. No. 10.
Oak Hill and Holy Rood-Gaorge w.
Fletcher, NJ. A. Coykendali, in connection
with George L. Morris Post, No. 10.
St. Elizabeth-A. B. Frisbie. Alpheus Da-
vson. In connection with Logan Post, No.
IL.
Northeast section-John ]. Stretch. Ed
ward Webster, in connection with George
H Thomas Post, No. Is.
Battle Ground-Henry Romeyn, Nathan
Bickford
Harmony-J. II. Brookes. w H. A
S. B. Wallace, In connection with Summer
Post No 0, and Frederick Douglass Post,
No 81.
Isolated graves-Percival Lawrence.
Order Of Parade.
The department will make short parade
prior to taking cars for Arlington. The line
will form on the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue. the right resting on 18th street, and
will move at 10 o'clock am. sharp. Post
commanders and others In command of or
sanizations will report at headquarters
with their commands at $50 am. Post col
ors should be in line and officers should
wear side arms. Comrades should be in
uniform as far as possible. with the Grand
Army badge and white gloves Comrades
OF other DEPARTMENTS who are in the city
are cordially invited to participate in the
parade and other services of the day.
The line of march will be- Fifteenth
street to Pennsylvania avenue, to Jackson
place. to III street. to 18th street to Penn
sylvanla avenue, to 18th street to B street
where those participating in the parade
will take cars for Arlington.
Reduced fare will be provided for those
taking part in the parade. tickets to be had
of commanding officers. These tickets
are good only on the special G.. A. R. train
which starts at 1910 sharp from 18th and
b streets. Those going by any other train
VIII b' required to pay full fare. All tickets
good returning on any train.
Capt. George w. HaZer is appointed off,
Ger of the day. Commanders of organiza-
tons will report to him for assignment to
positions. G. w. Byron is appointed officer
or the guard and assigned to duty at Ar
hngton. f. S. Hodgson is appointed aid 10
the officer of the day.
Contributions Of Flowers.
Contributions of flowers from the various
public schools and the public generally are
solicited and will be highly appreciated.
member of the committee on decorations
and grounds will be at headquarters on the
18th and 18th to receive them. Every COM
rade should on the morning of the Both
bring bouquet to headquarters.
There viii be appropriate memorial ser