The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-03
PROGRAM COMPLETE
FOR TYPO CONVENTION
StereOtypers and Electro
typers Also Ready.
WARM WELCOME FOR GUESTS
Meetings to Be Held in Excellent Hall.
Banquets and Excursions
Arranged.

The programs for the forty-ninth an
nual convention of the International Ty-
biographical Union and the second
convention Of the International Stereo.
typers and Electrotypers Union. which
will be held in Washington August 10 q
10, have been completed. A joint com
mittee of Stereotypers' Union No. l!
and Electrotypers' No. Il have arranged
the events for the meetings of their or
CARNATIONS
On Sunday the delegates and visiting
members will be welcomed by the recep-
tion committee at the Pennsylvania ana
Baltimore and Ohio stations. and later
in the day the convention badges vii; be
distributed at the National Hotel. tbs
headquarters of the convention.
First Session Monday.
The first session of the Stereotyp-
srs and Electrotypers' convention
will be called at 10 a. m. Monday il
Maecabee Temple on Ninth Street. Com
missioner Macfarland will deliver ar
address Of welcome 10 the delegates
Arrangements have been made for a
drive to the Geological Park and Sol
diers' Home in the afternoon.
On Tuesday there will be two sessions
IN Maccabee Temple, at a. m. and at
p. N. Later in the afternoon the dele
gates and visitors will take a special
Seeing Washington" car. In the even
ing the party will visit Cabin John
Bric--.
session will be called at 9 a. m. on
Wednesday In the afternoon the dele
gates and visitors will go to Mount Yer
non and Arlington. Luncheon will 5a
served in Alexandria The party will
return 20 Washington about 10 O'Clock
at night
On Thursday there will be a session
at a m. and one at 2 D. m. Arrange
ments have been made for a banquet
that night in Carroll Institute Hall.
All delegates. ex-delegates. visitors.
and members of the two local organ
izations viii attend. Friday morning a
session will be held at o'clock. and in
the afternoon a visit Will be made to
the new Government Printing Office
building.
The joint committee which Is in
charge of the convention is composed of
the following members: J. E. Parker,
chairman; Frank Larkin. vice chair
man; F. L Tarfcx. secretary; W. 6
Whitmore. treasurer; J. s. Briggs,
chairman finance committee: ". Hart,
chairman printing committee: NJ Shea,
chairman reception committee; C. Buck
ingham, G. II. Thayer. r L. Christian.
G, Kirby, P. J. Eckels. J. Buck, R. L.
Thixton. 4. NJ. Herd
Souvenir Proprams-
The souvenir program to which great
attention has been given by the commit
tee and which will be an example of the
best in the electrotyper's and stereo-
typer's art, viii be ready for distribu-
ton next Monday. II will contain views
or Washington. photographs OF the Off
GERS OF the International Union, and the
committee in charge Of the convention
and history Of the organization.
At meeting Of the reception commit
tee OF Columbia typographical Union.
No lOl, the following subcommittee
were appointed TO be in attendance at
the railroad depots and steamboat
wharves and escort the visitors 10 their
proper destination:
Reception Committees.
Pennsylvania depOt-D. J. Roberts.
chairman; T. c. Parsons. Joseph C.
STEELE, W. S. Shinnerer. Joseph c.
Whyte. Charles Durno, / Walter Sharp,
james A. Healy. Thomas Healey. Frank
III. Hatley. Walter V. Smith, (. F. Gey-
er' Michael J. Maher. Thomas L. Jones.
b. A Lneback, John a. Onyun.
Baltimore and Ohio depot, William II
Bailey. chairman; W G. Glenn, A. NJ.
Butler, F. w. Stretton, Charles H. Cove.
Charles T Gran, E. A. NJ. Lawson, o. J.
Ricketts,. 7. A. Bynum, Dexter S. Hus-
sey.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
wharf, w F. Crump. chairman; A. w.
Bowen. d. V. Chisholm, T. ]. Fitzwll-
liam, Clint O. Price
The following committees were select
ca 10 accompany the visitors on the va
rious boats that will carry them to River
View on Monday, August 10:
Boat leaving at 1870 a. m.-George f.
Haisey, 7. J. Shober, L. G. Hover Alex
ander Gordon. and Robert Z. STEINER.
Boat leaving at 2;30 p. m.-Jesse F.
Grant, John O'DonOghue. Charles NJ.
Robinson. c. J. Sheriff. and Charles A.
Sheldon.
Hugh Everett. W. F. O'Brien, Fred L,
Davis. and William NJ Bass
Boat leaving at 6:45 D. nc. H En-
mis-. ]. L. Holland. L. II. Thomas, w. G.
Glenn. and F. w. Stretton.
Boat leaving at 7:15 p. m.-CharIes T.
Gran, E A NJ Lawson, .. j. Ricketts,,
7. A. Bynum. and Dexter y. Hussey.
The guests from the East VIII stop
over in Baltimore on Sunday, August .,
where days outing has been arranged
by the Baltimore Union.
The visitors will be taken 10 Annapolis
by steamer. where the new Naval Acad-
envy will be visited. From there a visit
10 Rochester Beach has been planned.
which will include a crab feast.
The visitors from the West and SouIh-
west viii be entertained in 81. Louis
and will arrive in Washington in time
TO connect with the Baltimore party on
Sunday.