The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-28
Y. N. REPUBLICAN CLUB.
PRESIDENT RICE'S APPOINT
MENT OF COMMITTEES.

Clubhouse to be MISUNDERSTANDING
ments TO he Furnished by Club Peri
OdIcaily-A Large increase in Mem ber-
ship Expected-List of Committees.
President Frank Rice, of the Young
Mems Republican club. has appointed
his committees for this year. 1t is the
purpose of the president to do all in his
power to give the club as successful an
administration as possible. The COM
mittees have been appointed with care,
as it was the intention only to appoint
those who were known to be workers.
1t is hoped to have at the February
meeting one hundred new members, and
determined effort is going to be made
to largely increase the membership of
| the club during this year. In return
the president promises that there will
be something in the line of entertain
ments furnished periodically, and that
the club house will be refitted and kept
in good condition.
| There is to be meeting at the club
house tomorrow evening at $50 of all
members on the various commit tees for
the purpose of discussing this years
work, getting acquainted, etc, and it is
hoped that there will be a good attend
ance,
The committees appointed by Presi-
dent Rice for the current year, with the
approval of the executive committee,
are as follows:
Entertainment committee--J. Frank
Vinal, chairman; Arthur Warner, Will
fred Mott, Frank M. Shay, e. A. Leo
pold, Frank Dawless, Morelle F. Cross
and George Hollacher.
House committee-Burton N. Blatch-
ley, chairman; Alfred J. w. Keast and
Frederick M. Mead
Press committee-Colonel C. w. Pick
EFT, chairman; James Lyon, Henry r.
Hosley, Frederick w. Kaye, Ambrose
Beecher and Albert H. Powell.
Complaint comnittee-N. A. Tanner,
chairman; John W. Kessell. William
B. Alhorn, George Keeling and Frank
e. jerks.
Finance oommittee-Donald G. Car
michael and.W. G. Merrell.
Literary committee-John Allard,
chairman; G. H. Babbitt, T. L. Homan,
Augustus Schneider and James T.
Clark.
Advisory committee-Frank Mason,
Louis Knollmeyer, John Allard, John r.
Martin, George Hollacher, Edward Ma
roney, Robert Schurig, Charles Gerner,
Henry S. Hamilton, Edward J. Veazey,
James Nelson, Frank Ryan, Murdock
Dingwall, George M. Baldwin and
Charles Selke.
Reception and membership commit
tee-Herbert w. Snow, chairman; John
w. Scobie, George Burrell, John Mar
tin, Charles D. Downes, T. Il. Powell,
H. A Sibley, John r. Sloan, jr., Fl. M
Perry, Livingston w. Cleaveland, Wal
ter Judson, George Conklin, Allen Mix
Edward Grant, T. Fl. Gruener, Samuel
We'll, J. E Howland, o. F. Sparks, E.
]. Veazey, Bradford Webster, Charles
S. Parsons, c. E. Julin, w. Fl. Graham
+. N. Alling, Harry Sterrett, Robert w
Schurig, Fl. L. Freeman, c. n. Cook
William Gay, Charles Atwood, Leslie
Cornell, l.. T. Davis, DR.. Frank Par
sons, Louis Lassen, Leslie Smith, Clar-
ence Beardsley, Peter Engle, William
f. Clark. Leroy Buckingham Frederick
M. Adler, Harry Barrett, Philip We'll
Frank G. P. Barnes, James Bishop, A
C. Bushnell, Thomas S. Bronson, Q. A
Lyman, Thomas Howarth, Ernest Rob-
inson George Hamilton, Ward Church
Eugene Swift, Arthur I. Wing and S. S
Adams.