The Washington times., 1905-05-28

cIetv each year at Christmas IS suf-
acient to commend the annual excur-
sion to each and every one of the mem
bers.
The first boat will leave for Marshall
Hall at 1870 o'clock the seccsid at 2.5o
o'clock and the evening boats at $50 p
m. The EnorTling. afternoon and evening
boats will stop at Alexandria In order
to take on many who are expected to go
from that city.
Day Of Field Sports.
Athletic games have been arranged
for and will commence as soon as the
afternoon boat arrives at Marshall Hall.
The committee which has this feature In
charge has prepared number Of attn
letic contests which promise 70 be both
Interesting and exciting, A musical and
dancing program has always been In
cluded in the list of entertainments and
visitors to the grounds may expect TO
be continuously and Adequately enter
tanned. The full list of committees
which have been working for the sue
cess of the years excursion follows:
Committee on Tickets.
Committee on ticlzets-TIarrison Ding
man. chairman; Jaeobus S. Jones. vice
chairman, Harry O. Bailey. Arthur f.
Tloonler, Appleton P. Clark. William {.
Denni son. John \. Ellinger, William IL.
! Franklin, Oliver b. George. Louis Gold
smith, S. Fred Hahn. Benjamin T. Har-
per, Samuel 3. Hege, James A. Hunter,
Henry a. Johnston, Edwin a. VI. Law
son. Allison Nailor. jr-. Winfield 5.
Olive. William S. Parks, e. c. Peach.
| William g. Pond, John c. Rinehart.
! Harry Rothschild, Martin II. Schneider,
n = 7
Swaine, Arthur NJ Travers. Nathan I.
Ward, ans Col Charles H Whipple-
Committee on Press.
| Arthur D. Marks, chairman; Samuel
Hart, vice chairman: Samuel e. Aler,
Cliff k Bergman, DR.. F. D. Brooks,
Allen Bussius, J. Harry Cunningham,
| William S. Corby. E. G. Davis, Robert
A Daniel. Greed NJ. Fulton, Isaac Gold
enberg, Adolphus GUIDE, Frank C. Henry.
Frank H Hosford. ]. Barton Miller,
| Charles G. Robinson, Forrest H Rior-
don.
Entertainment and Athletics.
Entertainment and Athletics-Samuel
w. Stinemetz. chairman; Ralph w. Lee.
vice president: Louis Behrens. Frank c.
Berens, James Siscle, Eugene s. Coch-
IL. !
nunds. Charles jacobson. Gus a. Knes-
| 81, Towniey A. Mckee. William III
Mooney. Samuel c. Redman. Edward S.
Schmidt. Frank A. Sebring, Fl. W
Thomas. Nathan Wallerstein, Harry r
| Warren.
Reception Committee.
Walter II. Klopfer, chairman; Thomas
| Z. Morgan, vice chairman; Robert Cook,
Ed L. Brice, Walter ]. Brooks, Walter
A. Brown, s. Clifford Cox, William a.
Craig, William H. Decker. Archie Doug
las, August F. Elderly, William n. En-
merson. Charles II. Fred William c.
Fowler. Lurtin Z. CHM, John. I. Hen
drick, f Warren Johnson, j. Claud
KEEPER, James Lansburgh James I,
| Macey, Frank e Mack. Frank L. Mat
tell, James f. Oyster, Oscar J. Rick
etts. Ham. I. Rothrock, Charles P
| s4vett, Fred Wald1nan. William j. Wal
lace, Hylas T. Wheeler, Jerome J. VII
Der.
Ladies' Committee.
Granville M. Hunt. chairman; AehiH'
E. Burkhn. vice chairman; Emmett n
Carter, Joseph e. Falk. Roe Fulkerson
David II. Fenton, DR.. Frank Z. Gibson
Fritz Hohoff. Sydney r. Jacobs, Charlie:
1 a. NJ. Leofffer. Charles P. McCurdy
Harry L. McNulty, Charles B. Mat
thews. Francis Nye, r. Lee O.Prien
frank c. Roach, George c. Shaffer
Charles a. Stewart. Wallace Streater
Charles J. Walker, Thomas b. Walker
Louis G Wilson, and William II. Yerkes
il.