The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-07
NORTH WASHINGTON
CITIZENS MEET
Name of LIE Dr0it Park Body
Is Changed.
WOMEN AMONG MEMBERS
Steps Taken to Hold Annual Banquet.
List of the Standing
Committees.

The BioomingdaIe. lie Dr0it Park and
Reservoir Heights Citizens Association
held its February meeting last night
at 1901 Third street northwest The
member turned out in full force. Clay
ton f. Emig, president Of the associa-
ton. who for the past few months has
been in CUba, was in the chair
The principal business transacted was
that appertaining to the changing OF
the assCtia TONS name to the North
Washington Citizens Association. After
much debating and some fiery speeches
this measure was finally decided upon
The president next announced the COM
laitte~s Ter the ensuing year.
Has Women Members.
One Of the unique features of this
association IS that II holds the distinc-
ton of being the only one in the Dis
trict having women members. Last
evening the women turned out in full
force One. Miss Sallie Westhorpe. was
appointed as a member OF committee
No. /
The Bfoomingdale Choral Society open
ed the meeting with singing The
choral society is composed of the fol-
lowing, some OF whom are members of
the association: s. f. Compton, director;
Miss Sallie WesthOrpe, Miss ArabelIa
y, lite. Mines J. d. Steele, 4. c.
Smith. r A Smith. S. F. Compton, and
c r TrogneT. and MeSSrs- S L Cooper.
c. p. Mellon. G. l. Henry, and w W
AIger r A Smith was the pianist.
The unsdnitary condition of the cars
was discussed at length, but upon the
president reading Il letter from General
Harries promising better cars. action
was held up until the next meeting.
Will Hold a Banquet.
A committee was appointed to take
charge OF and make arrangements for
a banquet TO be given by the associa-
ton The committee consists of the
president. secretary, and treasurer.
An invitation from the Board Of Ed
ucation was next read by the pTesi-
dent. inviting all the members of the
association to the dedication exercises
Of the Gage school on February 10, at
President Enig gave the members an
interesting talk on the sights which he
had seen on his recent trip
1t was decided to hold the next meet
ing OF the association IL Haislip Hall,
First and streets northwest.
List of Committees.
The committees announced Tor the
year were as follows:
Membership No. IN. L. Chew, chair
man: H T. ChatfieId, E. Y. Fisher. R
/. Downing. i. Y. Leech, jr-. Joseph
Abel, Carl G. King, Miss Sallie Wes--
thorpe. ". 5. Gill, Dr. ". e Pairo and
Membership No. 2Rey. W. J. Houek,
Chairman: c. W Dove A G. Nichols
Thomas d Walsh. George A Schneider,
J. W Natzung, \. De Forrest, Thomas
J. A1legeT. S. ". Finch, Maj. r. r
Campbell, W. P. Coleman and F. Z.
Membership No. 81. F. Conner. chair
man; a. c. Parker, Thomas NJ. Riffel,
W H. Cooper, \. c. Perkins, Henry
Huh, H. T. ChatfieId and r. S Wolf
Membership No. Robert l., Down
ing. chairman; Fred R. Wheater, E. i.
Williams Z. s. Wild, 6, L. Henry, H
H. Beebe, E. Y. Fisher and h NJ.
Membership No ID s Hoover.
Chairman; Mrs j. d. Thomson, r. II
Wood. Clarence Shaw. a. G. Day and
Rev. Z. NJ Mott
Streets and Sidewalks.
Streets. sidewalks and lights-Robert
H Mcneil. chairman; J. ]. Costinett.
vice chairman; Gen. Benjamin lie Fevre,
T Y Noonan, Julian p. Dodge, T. r.
Senior. II. D. Norris. a. z. AIurIin, J. c.
S. Burger, Roger A Reeves, e j Sacks,
L. S Williams. DR.. r. ". hickman and
DR. L. c. Blake.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles H Ourand.
Chairman; J. r ConnoT. Z. !. Sacks.
Samuel Gompers. George 2. Drew, j. d.
Huck, NJ. S Hirsh. Charles A Ford.
Press and postal facilities-Edwin S.
IIoskins, chairman; Elmer E. jackson.
ford, Frank McC1elland, G. H. LocheT,
S. Compton. II. Levy, and Z Z Moore
Sewer and WatGr--DT- Jesse b SChdf-
ilirt, chairman; w. J. PalmeF James K.
Mock, George Topham E. ". Griffin,
William r Ripley, J. Z. Wallace, and
Fire and police protection-Major Cal
vim FarnsWorth. chairman; y. 4. Allen,
DR. A NJ Boadly, L. S Williams. "
Archibald, ". L. Pushaw, and f. 5.
parks and parlxings-James W. Refs
ner chairman; J. II Robinson, r. /.
clear r. w. Hickman. and Z. c. Ed
Schools and Buildings.
Schools and school houses-WiIliam p.
Armstrong, chairman; +. n Hughes, |
B. f. Taylor, Rev. J. NJ GIL, Rev Alex !
ander Kent, f A Ruff, B. W. Sisson.
Sanitation-DT. Alexander CODY, chair /
man; Dr.. T 2. Chapman. DR. w D. !
FaIes. DR. J. r. Nohler. DR.. J. 5. Allen, |
DIR. w W. Aneger, Dr. Hubert Young,
Dr. ". NJ. Goodlove, Dr. Warren l.. |
Hunt.
Census-Iarry Flieher. chairman; l. |
6 Cannon Frank Z. McDermott, G. T. |
Hawkins, ~. /. Pea body, J. c. Simpson, |
L. L. Quesada, r. S. Wolfe. w. G. Yates. |
James O'ConneH, George Musson. 5. Z |
Fiester. c z. Smith.
Transportation-G. II Grapp.- chair |
man: f. NJ Graney, II. Presneu y. A /
Smith. II A Fulton. W q Nansley. ]
+. ]. Fuller. H. 2. Thorp. Dr.. II. p |
MesD1bers-at-large of executive COM !
BENJAMIN lie feyre. samuel |!
Gompers. Rev. Alexander Kent. }. ]. /
CosIinett.