Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-20
FORM SOCIAL ASSOCIATION.
Club Composed of Representatives of
Transportation Companies.

The representatives of the various land
and water transportation companies having
their headquarters or local offices in this
city have formed social club, which has
been named the Washington Transportation
Association the organization having been
effected at meeting of the various trans
ortation men at the office of Mr.. F. L. Mar
shall, commercial freight agent of the Balti-
more and Ohio railway in this city. yester-
day afternoon.
The organization of the associa ton was
completed by the election of the following
officers for the ensuing year: President w.
S. Bronson, assistant general passenger
agent Chesapeake and Ohio railway; vice
president B. NJ. Newbold, passenger agent
southeastern district Pennsylvania railroad
secretary, n. p. Baldwin, city passenger
agent Baltimore and Ohio railway; treas
urer, w II. Callahan. general passenger
agent Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company; executive committee, Col. L. S.
Brown, general agent passenger department
Southern railway; F. l.. Marshall, CONNER
ciai freight agent Baltimore and Ohio rail-
way; j. c. Malcolm, division freight agent
Pennsylvania railroad; A. ]. Poston, general
agent Southern Pacific railway, and w. S.
Knox, president Knox Transfer Company.
The association is formed for social pur-
poses only and is intended TO promote good
fellowship among the representatives of the
various transportation companies having
offices in this city. Later it is proposed TO
bers of the organization.
The transportation men present at the
organization of the association yesterday
were: Mr.. George F. James, Mr. O. 3.
Acker and Mr.. A. l.. Rood of the Atlantic
Coast Line; Mr.. f. L. Marshall, Mr.. S. B.
Hege, MI. III. H. Howzer, Mr.. L. White
Mr.. H. P. Baldwin, Mr.. Vernon Fiske, Mr..
]. F. Legge, Mr.. c. c. Schwartz, Mr.. E. A.
Baughman and Mr. s. e. Eastburn of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company; Mr..
w. A. Sullivan, Mr. w. II. Bronson, Mr.. P.
H. Coundie. Mr.. G. NJ. Bond, Mr.. ]. T. Nc
Keever. Mr.. w. Fl. Cregor and Mr.. A. L.
Perigrene of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company: Mr.. Paul Y. Waters of
the chesapeake Beach railway; Mr.. VIII
liam Linson of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way; Mr. D. ]. Callahan. Mr.. " H. Calla-
han, Mr.. T. ]. higgins, Mr.. p. N. Mezick
and Mr.. e. B. Bowling of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company; Mr. j.
c. Malcoba, Mr.. ]. e. Danison, Mr.. b, NJ
Newbold Mr.. NJ. Courts, Mr.. Oliver Boyd,
Mr. n. Well Mr.. Joseph Crawford and Mr.
W. W. Bowie of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company; Mr. C. NJ. Dickerson Mr.. r. H.
Stansell, Mr.. r. w. Coleman and Mr.. ]. N.
Cole of the Sealoard Air Line railway: Mr..
l.. s. Brown, Mr.. II. Mcdaniel, Mr.. J. +.
Reilly and Mr.. J.. III. Burgess of the South
ern Railway Company; Mr.. A. ]. Poston
and Mr.. r. HI. Poston of the Southern Pa
cific railway; Mr.. w. s. Knox of Knox Ex-
press Company; Mr.. F.. s. Alvord OF Little-
field. lAlvord & Co.; Mr.. G. III. McNinch OF
the Blue Line Transfer Company; Mr.. N. C.
johnson of the u. s. Express Company,
and Mr.. John + Newbold of the Mer-
chants Transfer Storage Company.