Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-23
TAFT CLUB TO Be IN PARADE
ORGANIZATION OF YALE MEN
COMING TO INAUGURATION.
Union Republican and John Me-
clary Marching Clubs Also Ar
range for Places in Column.

1t has been decided that the Taft Clul
| of New Haven. Conn, composed of grad
yates and undergraduates OF Yale, will
participate in the Inauguration parade
That the organization viii make a hit with
It's college songs. cheers, etc, is the opin
ion of Washington graduate of Yale
who wrote to Mai. Thomas p. Morgan
chairman of the civic organizations com
mittee today.
The club will be headed by it's presi-
dent, Frank 8. Butterworth, who is a
Connecticut state senator.
The Union Republican Club Of the
eighteenth ward OF Philadelphia will be
in line with $50 members. headed by Ha-
ley's Band Of this city. The organization
has engaged quarters at the National Ho-
tel.
Engaged Quarters Before Election.
Senator Penrose has notified Maj. Nor
gan that the John Meclary Marching Club
Of Philadelphia, consisting Of ZOO finely
dressed men and a band of forty pieces "
will be in the parade March 4.
It is stated that this club. having full
confidence in the election of Taft and
Sherman, engaged hotel accommodations
here two months before the presidential
election and made advance arrangements
to participate In the inauguration.
The Inauguration guaranty fund hao
grown to nearly the SIC, 600 mark thi,
afternoon, according to Milton E. Allies
chairman of the finance committee. The
full list of subscribers will be presented
at the meeting of the Inauguration com
mittee tomorrow.
tee on public comfort reports that be
tween 5000 and 100000 visitors will b.
taken care Of in rented quarters outside
Of the hotels.
Committee on Historic Sites.
The committee on historic sites was an
nounced late yesterday afternoon. as fol
lows: William p. Van wickle chairman
William v. Cox. vice chairman; DR.. Mar
Gus Benjamin, historian: Edward T. Bates
| secretary: Arthur F. Bauer. corresponding
secretary; DR.. George N. Acker. William
Ballantyne. Judge JOB Barnard, DR.. How
| ard N. Barker. Victor J. Becker. T. 7
Belote, Robert r. Bennett. Sidney I. Beese
lievre, Nathan Bickford, VIM. W. Bishop
George F. Boweman. Rev. G. c. F. Bra
tenahl, Charles r. Brown, jr.: Glen1
Brown Wilhelmus B; Bryan. Fred &c, c
plane. Franklin W. Collins, Clarence Cor
son. James Croggon. Madison Davis. Leor
| E. Dessez Harold d. Doyle, John c. Eek
| loft, DR.. A. p. Pardon, DR.. Robert Farm
ham, John Edward Fenwick. William NJ
Geddes, Andrew B. Graham. Walter N
Hall. DR.. Edwin A. Hill, Judge A. B
Hayden, Dr. D. Percy Hickling. ALFRED
| Higbie, James F. Hood, Col. T. 8. Hop
kins, ]. Burr Johnson, Stephen E. Ora
mer Joseph I. Keefer, Eugene r. Kegley
| Max Lansburgh, Grant Leet, Charles D
! Liebermann, BENJAMIN Miller, w. B. Mil
| Ter. Judge NJ. F. Morris. Zebina Moses, H
g. McAllister, Harry Norment. Osborn H
Oldroyd,, Edison B. Odds, Frederick D
Owen, DR.. Albert c. Peale, Thomas F
Pendel, John c. Proctor. BENJAMIN w
Reiss, Henry. W. Samson. Albert A
siouea, J. kennedy Stout, Hugh r. Tag.
CART. Maj. Gilbert Thompson, Joseph 1
Weller, William T. Willett, DR.. w. D
Writ, Frank r. Wheater, John L. Writ
and Thomas f. Woodward.