Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-15
THE CLIMATOLoGISTS.
Members Of the Association Guests at
BANQUET Wednesday Night.

The American Genealogical Association
concluded its twentieth annual meeting
yesterday afternoon about 1.30 o'clock at the
New Willard Hotel. Next year, as stated In
The Star Wednesday afternoon, the con-
vention of the association will be held at
Mackinac, Mich. The business of the organ
ization was finished with the session yes
terday afternoon. The members Wednesday
night attended the annual banquet of the
association at Rauschefs. The dinner was
one of the best attended and most success
full in the history of the association. There
were sixty or more members and guests
about the tables when the first course was
served. The menu was all that could DE
desired and an excellent program OF music
and sneeches was given during the evening.
The principal speaker was Prof Willis L.
Moore chief of the weather bureau Pro
lessor Moore referred directly to the field
of the association, speaking of the effect OF
the winds, and especially the north wind
on persons of delicate health. He told OF
the invgorating effect of the atmospheric
conditions in certain sections of the coun-
try and of the vast progress that had been
made with the assistance of the work of
the climatologists, in every field of human
endeayor. Addresses were also made dur
ing the evening by Drs. James Hart,
Thomas D. Coleman, George w. Guthrie
and Thomas Darlington, IT.
The Guests Present.
Among those present during the dinner
were: DR.. Norman Bridge of Los Angeles,
Cal. president; DR.. Charles D. Alton, Hart
ford, Conn; Horace d. Arnold, Boston,
Mass; r. H. Babcock, Chicago, H.. Ed
ward R. Baldwin, Saranac Lake, N. Y; w.
Jarvis Barlow, Los Angeles, CAL; S. G.
Bonney, Denver, Col; y Y. Bowditch, Bos-
ton, Mass. John Brannan New York city;
G. R. Butler Brooklyn, n. Y; r. A. Clee-
mann Philadelphia :@T.Ds Coleman. Augusta,
Ga; Charles F. Collins. New York city; h.
G. Curtin, Philadelphia Pa. Judson Do
land. Philadelphia.SPa-; Thomas Darling
ton. New York citysCarroll E. Edison, Den
yer, Colo: H. L. Blsner, Syracuse N. Y;
Samuel A. Fisk, Denver, Colo: Willis f.
Ford, Utica, N. YsSGS,F; Gardiner. Colo
tHic N II. z; george Guthrie. Wilkes
barre, Pa; l.. H. Hances Lakewood, N. J.;
James A. Hart, Celosaao Springs, Colo;
Thomas W. Harvey, Orange, N. J.; John
Philadelphia. Pa; Henry w. Hoagland,
Colorado Springs Colo; w. A. Jayne, Den
YER, Colo; Arnold 6, ,lKlebs, Chicago, ILL.,;
Frederick Knight 4se ;fv Mass Mass; Egbert
mis- New York city, Philip Marvel At
lantic City. N. j.; Thomas |. Mays. Phila-
delphia. Pa; Charles L. Minor, Asheville,
n. c.; John c: Munro, Bosten' Mass; 4; c,
ton. Mass; A. C. Peale. Washington D. c.;
w. F. r. Philips. Washington. D. c.; Tcaas
Fl. Platt. Bryn Mawr. Pa; w. B. Plat,
Baltimore, Md: Charles E; ouinby. New
York city. Boardman Reed; philadelphia,
Pa: w. d. Robinson. Philadelphia, Pa;
Delaney Rochester. Buffalo. N. Y; E. w.
Schaufier. Kansas City. Mo-: Henry Sew
all, Denver. Col: Frank F. Smith, Bar
Harbor Me-; S. E. Solly, Colorado Springs
Col: ] Edward Stuffert. New York city;
Win H. Swan. Colorado Springs, Col; JAS
B. Walker Philadelphia, Pa; Leonard
Weber, New York city; James c. Wilson,
Philadelphia. Pa; DR.. Twombly, DR.. Stiles
and DR.. King.
Special Meeting.
B A special meeting of the -climatologists
was held yesterday at o'clock in
the lecture hall of the Columbian Uni