Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-20
THE TwENTY-sECOND.

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Every preliminary in connection with
Mondays celebration has been about
perfected, and the only thing that now
remaius is to carry out the programme
as arranged by the George Washington
Birthday Association which has been
indefatigable in its work. The military
companies, civic organizations, distln-
guished guests and others who have &C
cepted invitations to be present viii DC
taken in charge by the respective COM
mittees and every endeavor will be maze
to render their visit as pleasant as pos
sible. NJ,
The rooms of the Business Mems
League. southeast corner OF King and
WASHINGTON streets, will be at the dispo-
sal of the executive committee OF the
association, and they will beopen all day
tomorrow and Monday. The press head
quarters will be in the new bank build
ing. northeast corner of King and Royal
streets the Red Men will be entertained
in Sarepta Hall; the Junior Order OF
Mechanics in their hall, the Richmond
Howitzers in the Rammel building, and
the other visiting organizations in the
Hill bakery buildingon north Lee street.
Governor Montague will be the guest
of Mr.. G.. L. Boothe. He will be enter
tanned at luncheon by Mr. A. u. Brock
EFT, who will also entertain Representa-
tive Rixev and District Commissioner
mcfarland. Senator Daniel, Repre-
sentative Swanson and other Con-
gresham will be the guests Of Mr.. J. A.
Marshall.
Gen. Fitzugh Lee, the Chief Marshal
of the parade, will be the guest of Capt.
Herbert Bryant, and will be entertained at
a lunch.
The guns of the Richmond Howitzers
arrived this morning via the Washing
ton Southern Railway. The company
will reach here tomorrow afternoon.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will meet
at the armory at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
They will later proceed to the depot
and receive the Richmond companies.
The Culpeper Minute Men will arrive at
s o'clock Monday morning and the
companies from Stanton and CLIFTON
Forge at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
a prominent feature OF the celeDra'
ton. as is generally the case, Will be the
Alexandria firemen. They have worked
earnestly to place their apparatus IN
proper condition and to procure suitable
uniforms in time for the parade. There
il every reason to believe they will make
an imposing appearance. Caps Tor the
Reliance and Relief companies were be-
ing procured today from Mr.. K. W..
Arnold, who had received an invoice OF
all sizes.
The following is the list of the staff OF
Gen. Lee, the chief marshal
Judge L. G. Barley, chief of staff
Aides with special assignment, Maj. W.
NJ. Smith, military John Leadbeater,
fire department; J. NJ. Hill, secret or
carnations Charles B. Paf, civic; j.
Fl. Trimyer and committee, music.
Members of staff: Park Agnew, Geo.
K. Pickett, Charles HoOff, jr., CORTLAND
II. Smith, c. d. Nourse, L. Wooliord'
George R. Hill, H. F. Robertson, W.
H. Hellmuth, DR.. Charles I. Lindsey,
Capt. Thomas Perry, r. F. Downhami
George Stewart, G. NJ. Cuvillier, E. o.
Portner, Dave Rust, George II. Rucker
Thomas Rust, Robert Elliott, Mr.
Trevillian, Samuel Cats. George u h'Hr'
, Wallace Lindsey, Windsor Demalne, A.
D. Deeton, F. o. Triplett, j. E. IMP
lett, L. G. Reed, DR.. S. B. Moore, r.
Dodd, Thomas Cation, J. II. Trimyer
Robert Green, w. McA. Green, W. W
> Ballenger, ]. W. May, E. Stewar
Smith, George kitcheson, Peter Altche
son. DR.. William Rogers, jr., Henri.
Strauss, J. E. Clements, R. c. l.. Mon
j, cure, Harry Yohe, Thomas w. Robinson
n Mr.. Krenary, Harry Cats, B. b. smith
O. P. Angelo, G. NJ. Schwab, JohI
Pavne, Horace Tolbert, William Lyles
R. T. Dove and Jos. Wells.
n Couriers, Keith Carlin and W. Wort
d Smith.
d The following will be the formatio
II of the line, in which there will be foul
d teen bands of music.
r FIRST DIVISION.
n Senior U. S. Army Officer Commanding.
# Platoon of Mounted Police.
& Chief Marshal, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
u Chief of staff, Judge L. c. Barley, an
y Members Of Staff. =,
IS Distinguished visitors, including Gov. MOI
re- tague and staff, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!, willard, Senators, Congressman ana
- District of Columbia Commission
tY ers in carriages.
is Navor Simpson. City Council and Board (
~ Police Commissioners in carriages,
y One company coast artillery from Fort Hun
z One battalion U. S. marines.
One company sailors from Dolphin.
One battery light artillery from Fort My'
One squadron 1.-TWO troOps) cavalry ire
Fort Myer.
We Two companies of Minute Men from was
he ingtOn.
Of First battalion District of Columbia
- tional Guard.
ISL One company Capron Cadets from Na'
an ingt0n.
C.. Gen. George w. Anderson and stan.
.ov Seven companies infantry from RichmoI
i1! Culpeper Minute Men.
Vi. Staunton Rifles from Stanton.
,gs Augusta Guards from Staunton.
" Clifton Forge Rifles.
- Monticello Guards from Charlottesville.
rs Fredericksburg Grays.
age Alexandria Light Infantry.
md Richmond Howitzers.
SECOND DIVISION.
John Leadbeater marshal, and staff.
Int. Fire Wardens in carriages.
VAt.ran Firemen's Association from Wa
esl- ington.
red Friendship Fire Company.