Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07

Secretary and assistant secretary of war;
certain army officers and distinguished
public men. The affair will conclude with
buffet supper.
A seeing Washington trolley ride and an
exhibition drill by the troops of Fort Myar
viii be other interesting features for the
entertainment of the visiting delegates.
To successfully carry out the program
mapped out at the meeting, it was deter
mined to raise about $500 by assessing each
officer Sc, and request him to hand or for
ward the same to Maj. Anton Stephan.
Corcoran Cadets Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting and election of off,
GERS of Company E. list Regiment-the Cor
coran Cadet Corps-was held last Tues
day evening. The following members were
presented with medals: First Sergt
F. NJ. Collins. for eighteen years service;
Z. 2. Rfckenbacher, W. F. Collins,
Corp. Frank Lockhead and Private George
L. s. Boyd, for three years service; Capt.
c. E. Edwards. First Lieut.. C. A. Meyer
Corp Frank Lockhead and Privates August
Specht and Frank Crown, for attendance
at every meeting and drill during 1905, and
Privates Edward w. Clements and George
l.. Draeger for excellence in rife practice.
Officers and committees to serve during
1906 were chosen as follows: C. f. Ed
wards. president; c. A. Meyer. vice presi-
dentth G: j. Tucker. recording secretary:
William n. Handiboe. financial secretary,
and Frank Iockhead treasurer.
Executive committee-C. z. Edmunds, c.
A. Meyer, F. NJ. Collins. F. Lockhead, VIM.
n. Handboe and G. J. Tucker. Finance
committee-F. ]. Rice. Thos. Galloway and
A. d. Reichenbacher. Receiving committee
-Jno. L. Schunger Frank Reynolds, Ed
ward Clark, G. L. Drager and L. Bateman.
Company court-martial-C. A. Meyer. o.
Walters, F. Forester. C. Chism w. +.
Collins. Librarian, j. H Brennan.
The Corcoran Cadets will play a game of
ha lot h<11 fyif u In nf Doll n
more next Wednesday evening Dancing
will be In order after the game, and
wrestling between Turner and Ross between
the halves.
Notes.
Second Lieut. w. B. Sullivan. Company
c. LIST Regiment. has reported for duty.
The members of the Naval Battalion will
assemble aboard the L. S. S. Puritan at II
O'Clock this morning for general muster.
Private George p. HUH. valued men,
Der of Company G., LIST Regiment, died the
18th ultiIro. The company was represented
at the funeral and sent floral tribute.
The assembly of the LIST Regiment in the
drill hall of the Center Market Armory
last Thursday evening proved success in
every way. and was very gratifying to the
offifficers OF the organization. The turn
out was the first since the annual en-
campment of last August. The attendance
of members was large, and the efficiency
displayed most commendable. The National
Guard Brigade Band was in attendance,
participated In the regimental parade, and
furnished music for the dancing after the
regiment had been dismissed.
Mr.. Sidney Bieber. formerly fire marshal
of the District who has been obliged to
take up his residence in New Mexico on
account OF ill-heaIth, has rendered his res
lgnation as paymaster of the Naval Bat
TALON of the National Guard of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Since the date of Its
organiza ton Mr. Bieber has served most
efficiently as paymaster of the Naval Bat
TALON with the rank of lieutenant.