Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-22

Edward O. Haynes, John B. Griffin,
John Leadbeater, Geo. Norris, Smith
Williams, DR.. E. A. German, Cspt.
T. 7. Warren, Capt. A. L. Grim.
Alexandria Fire Wardens and Veter-
sn Friendship Fire Association in
carriages.
Chief Pettey, A. F. d.
Friendship Engine, james HartboWer,
Marshal.
Relief Hook snd Ladder, Joseph De
Silva, Marshal.
Columbia Reel, Hose Wagon and En-
CINE, Everett Rogers, Marshal.
Reliance Hose Waron, and Engine,
T. Sidney Douglas. Marshal.
Reserve Reel aud Reserve Engine
(ChsmpioB).
Colonial Beach Engine.
Chief Belt, w. F. ID.
Fire Marshal Philip w. Nicholson.
Combination Hose Wagon.
Metropolitan Steam Eugiue.
Combination Eogine, Hose Wagon and
Truck.
Aerial Truck.
Combination Hose Wagon.
Supply wagon.
Among the bands in line were the
U. S Marine Band, the Thirteenth
Cavalry Band from Fort Myer, the U.
8. Engineers Band, the Maryland Ag-
ricullural College Band, the band from
the U. s. ship MsyAower and large
number OF bands from Washington en-
gagged by the committee.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
The officers of the George Washington
Birthday Celebration Association are
President, Julian Y. Williams; secretary,
Harry B. Cation, and treasurer, William II.
May.
The executive committee was composed
of the chairman of the subcommittee,
which were as follows.
RECEPTION.
f. f. Downham, Chas. B. NJ 'rshall, VIM.
4. Smoot IT,, C. c. Carlin, John A. Mar.
shall. A. II Oehlert j. NJ. Hill, l. Ruben,
s G. Brent, Julian T. Burke, Geo. X. Pick
1T. George T. Cation, Judge i. c. BARLEY,
Judge j. X. NJ Norton, g. L. Boothe: b.
Mex. Aitcheson, T. C. Smith, Geo. F. War
field, Carroll Pierce and John Rixey.
ENTERTAINMENT.
P. Won de Westelaken chairman; NJ. P.
Greene, NJ. A. Quinn, Fl. b. Quino, G. J.
Geisendsfer, NJ. f. Greene, w. II. Sweeney,
J. ID. Eormoyle, j. T. johnson, Courtney
Acton, R A. Garrett, Albert AitthesOn and
George II. Beuchert.
TRANSPORTATION.
Robert NJ. Graham. chairman: T. G. How
ard. II 9. Lsmber' f. c. Joyce, o. II. Xix,
j. q. PeyerilI, J. T. Preston aud George II.
Hinken.
FIRENEN.
K. w. Ogden, chairman; Courtney Acton,
NJ. L. Risheill, A. Sidney Mankin, Mark 1.
Price, jr., G. w. Petty, c. J.. Pickin, w. NJ.
Glasgow, > F. Petit, L. +. Uhler, W. A.
Smoot and j. II. Trimyer.
SECRET ORGANIZATIONS.
A. A. Paul, j. H. Trimyer, j. r. Mans
field, A. ]. Butcher, E. +. DOwnham, Har Fey
b, Struder, O. r. Howard. W A. Harding
G. N. Cradlin and c. N. Schwab.
CIVIC.
o. II. Kirk, chairman; Frank Bayliss, r.
NJ. Graham, H. Leonard Reed, Mark l.
Price, IT,, Robert +. Downham. Henry Csrlin'
John III. Trimyer, j. Rolani GOoie, Robert
E. Miller Marshall l.. King, John Lead
beater, David N. Hulfsh. j. NJ. Willis, w.
c. Davis. Wallsce Lindsey, Harry ID. Kirk
and c. d. Woolf.
MT Dryer, chairman: Hubert Sdowden,
L. II. Thompson, w. f. X. CarDe. f. Y.
Russell, Win F. Carne, K. l.. Carne, j..
Ifaac Gregg, James F. Peyton and A. j.
Wedderburn,
DECORATIONS.
w. W. Balleuger, chairman; J. T. John
son, F. w. Smith. John A. Ewald, '. T..
Ballenger. George II. Beuchert, II. A. Down
ham. f. F. Downhsm, K. f. Gronau, James
D. Brannon and Il. J. Gvubb.
MUSIC.
d. W. Aitcheson, chairman, Charles j.
Geisendsaer. !. William May, Oscar Rob-
bins, A. K. Warfield, +. S. Smith, Douglas
Lindsey, William Luckett, IA. S.outen-
burgb, r. T. Green, Selma Lynn, w. p.
Taylor, G. A. Sullivan and George L. Appich
MILITARY.
Maj. ". N. Smith, chairman: Maj James
E. King, Capt. P. J. Murphy, lieut.: w. W.
Domaine, Lieut.. c. II. May, d.. I. b. Coch
ran. Hen. G. c. Carlin, Judge l.. c. Barley,
j. ]. Green, f. L. s aymaker, Fl. OBJ.
Cooper. s. L. Monroe, George II. Robinson,
L, D. Sullivan and H, W. Smith.
GARRfAGGs.
Thomas /, Hall. Thomas Chauncey, P. T.
Harrington and Jas. T. Patterson.
The Alexandra organizations were
at their best snd attracted deserved at
'Aniins
s~.s.Vn.
The Alexandra Light Infantry, the
platoon Of policemen, the 6te CON-
panies, the Red Men and Junior Order |
of Americans made credtabIe appear
ance and many haDdkercbisfs hdttered |
from fair hands as they moved through |
the streets over which the procession |
passed.
The Alexandria Light Infantry, which |
always attracts considerable attention in
parade, was sgaiD the observed Of all
observers. The men appeared in new
uniforms aud were commanded by Csp-
tain Murphy.
The Junior Order Of Mechanics form
ed an important part of the pageant
The Alexandra and Washington coun-
ellis numbered ABOUT FIVE hundred.
Osceols Tribe, No. l, Improved Order
Of Red Men, which always appears TO
advantage in q celebration, attracted
much attention, theiyoanger generation
especially enjoying their appearance in
The lice. The braves we're 10 Indian
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COLUMBIA ENGINE
Columbia Engine, No. 4, was fine
looking piece of machinery ss it wac
Irawn through the streets BY three gray
B rises in change Of Mr.. Henry POsey,
,riveri Mr.. Noble l.. Smith, enginssr,