Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-21
oolnmni. Reel. Hose Wagon and El.

Combination Hose Wagon.
Metropolitan Steam EoRine.
Combustion Engine, Hose Wagon sno
Truck.
Aerial Tuck.
Combination Hose Wagon.
Supply Wagon.
Among the bands to be in line will be
the u. S Marine Band, the Thirteenth
Cavalry Band from Fort Myer, the u.
s. Eogineers' Band, the Maryland Ag-
ricuItural College Band, the band from
the U. 8. ship May flower 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. Caton, and treasurer. William d..
May.
The executive committee is composed
of the chairman of the subcommittee.
which are as follows.
RECEPTION.
E.E. Downhsm, Chss. B. Marshall, VIM.
A. Smoot IT,, c. c. Carlin, John A. Mar
shall, A. H Cehlert, J. NJ. Hill, l.; Ruben,
S. G. Brent, Julian T. Burke, Geo: X. PICK
EFT, George t. Cation, Judge l.. =. barleS'
Judge J. K. NJ. Norton, G. l.. Boothe; b.
Mex. Aitcheson, T. G. Smith, Geo. r. War
field, Carroll Pierce and John Rixey.
ENTERTAINMENT.
P. Won de Westelaken. chairman; N. L.
- al. a. Il
Ceisendsffer, NJ. T. Greene, W. ii. Sweeney,
7 D. Eormoyle. J. T. johnson, Courtney
Acton, r. A. 0arneit, Albert Aiteheson and
George II. Beuchert.
TRANSPORTATION.
Robert NJ. Graham, chairman; 7. G. How
ard, U. 8. Lambert, e. c. Joyce. 0. d. Kirk,
]. G. Peyerill, j. T. Preston and George Ii.
Hinken.
XIV. Ogden, chairman; Courtney Acton,
NJ, L. Risheill, A. Sidney Mankin, Mark j..
Price, jr., G. W. Petty, c. L. Pickin, W. NJ
Glasgow, ). F. Petit, L. E. Uhler, W. A.
Smoot aud j Fl. Trimyer.
sKCRE7 ORGANIZATIONS.
A. A, Paul, J. H. Trimyer, j. R. Mans
field, A. j. Butcher, E. =. Downham, Har0ey
Il. Struder, c. r. Howard, w. A. Harding,
G. N. Cradhn and G. NJ. Schwab.
CIVIC.
o. Il. Kirk, chairman; Frank Bayliss, r
NJ. Graham, II. Leonard Reed, Marx H..
Price, ir., Robert F. Downhsm, Henry Csrlin,
John II. Trimyer, j. Roland Goode, Robert
E. Miller, Marshall L. King, John Lead
beater, David N. Hulfish, j. NJ. Willis. ".
c. Davis, Wallsce Lindsey, Harry d. Kirk
and c. D. Wool.
MT Dwyer, chairman; Hubert Saowden,
L. II. Thompson, w. F. X Carne, +. r.
Russell, Win F. Carne, k. L. Carne, jr:,
Isaac Gregg, James F. PeJtOn and A. j..
Wedderburn.
DECORATIONS.
w. W. Ballenger, chairman; J. T. john
son, F. w. Smith. John A. Ewald, !. 1.
Ballenger, George II. Beuchert, II. A. Down
ham, L. T. Downham, Z. f. Gronau, James
D. Brannon and Il. j. Gvubb.
MUSIC.
D. w. Aitcheson, chairman; Charles j.
Geissndsffer. J. William May, Oscar Rob-
bins. A. X. Warfeld, +. s. Smith, Douglas
Lindsey, William Luckett, J.lA. Stouten-
burgb, r. T. Green, Selma Lynn, w. P.
Taylor, O. Z. Sullivan and George L. Appich.
MILITARY.
Maj. ". NJ. Smith, chairman; Maj. James
E. King, Capt. P. J. Murphy, Lieut.. W. W.
Domaine, Lieut.. G. Fl. May, DR.. T. b. Coch-
ran, Hon. G. G. Carlin, Judge l.. c. Barley,
]. ]. Green, F. L. S aymaker, II. OBJ.
Cooper, S. L. Monroe, George II. Robinson,
L. d. Sullivan and Fl. W. Smith.
CARRIAGES.
Thomas L. Hall, Thomas Chsuncey. P. T.
Harrington and Jas. T. Patterson.
NOTES.
The executive committee at the head
quarters tomorrow will be Mayor Paff,
Mr.. A, D. Brockett and Mr.. W. A.
Smoot, il.
The committee who will place wreath
upon the tomb of Washington at Mount
Vernon will meet at the Chamber Of
Commerce promptly at 9:l5 O'Clock and
take the special car at that point. The
committeo is ss follows: Mayor F. j..
Psff, Judge L. G. Barley, Hon. O. C..
Carlin, Msj. Charles A. P. Hatfield, U.
8. A., and Messrs. Hubert Suowdeu,
O. B. Marshall, A. D. Brockett, I. O.
Howard, Harry Hammond, ]. w. May,
liz. E. Dowpham, W. w. Bsllenger,
Thomas OhauDcey, F. s. Harper, ]. NJ.
Hill, Joseph Oolvin, Msj. W. NJ. Smith,
r. s. Jones, ]. T. johnson and w. A.
Smoot, jr.
J The members of all the committees
are urged to meet at the ObaQber Of
Oommsrce rooms tonight between 2 and
s o'clock as there is business for all.
Citizens are requested to decorate
their buildings and 10 keep the same il
Illuminated at night.
The Alexandria light Infantry will
march wearing new uniforms.
The Red Men will meet at their hall
on north Columbus street, on the 22nd
of February, at II m. to take part in
the parade.
The reviewing stand was con-
structed at the northwest corner Of King
and Alfred streets today.
Messrs. Rsmmel Bros. will furnish
the refreshments for the distinguished
visitors at Lee Camp Hall, for the mem
bsrs of the press at the Chamber OF CON-
merce rooms and for the military and
various organizations, in the east wing
of the market building.
Mr.. r. =. Barrett has prepared AID
printed a handsomely illustrated officisl
programme for the occasion.
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