The Washington herald., 1908-02-24

head. rice president; Prank D. smith. secretary;
A. Lsntz HuSs t5easurts
Grand division OF amusement nt-Arrangcments-
George d. Ellis. chief layout man; A. Iautz Huss.
chief keeper: F. y Whitehead. chic: estimator.
Entertainment-John Il. purris. superintendent Of
vocalizAtion; John A. Huston chief Of botany
ton; Clid u. Scott, chief racoIteur; John r. Berg.
chief Of oratoricsl group.
Membership-H. W. Templar. superintendent q
scrutiny: A. T. E. Doyle. chief recorder Thomas A.
Dougherty. chief collator.
Printing!. 4. Watkins superintendent Of manu-
fsctures; F. y. Smith chief reader and editor; Il.
". Summers. chief Of hand compositi0n; Joserh
Gibson. chief of machine composition.
RecepfOn--W r. OBTien. captain o. the watch:
r A. Bynum. chief d0orkeepor Elliott w. Brown.
assistant doorkecper; ". A. BOdcnhamer. chief
guide; Howard G. Brown. chief elcTator man. James
l. Wari. chief messenger.
Neutrality-suspicious. A. Kidd. superintendent of
guests; Edward S Moores chief Group A. ins;ni-
mentatsOn: f. Il. Ryan. chief Group B. speakerS
Group A-John ". Childress. Charles o. Dotcn.
Noer V. Viies. II. s Weyand. T. C. Parsons.
Charles W. Burnett. Albert Reid. Oscar ID, Hyler,
Rene A. Julian, J. Walter sharp Group B-H. :.
Sutton. VI. II. Barnum. y. J. H. Babcock. =. II.
HambnEht. Edward BmkhOlder. Harry p. Ashton.
Thomas T. McReon II. X. Humble p. 2. CalhoOu.
&. Z. Tonpkins.
Chief sanitary officer and ofscisl sy catcher to be
appointed tonight.
Knights OF MOmus.
The roster names for 1905 revealed
the following. most Of whom were
present to enjoy the knights merry
making:
John +. Atkinson H. J. Allen. John J. Allen.
Hauy F. Ashton.
Joseph II. Babcock Marx H. Barnum jr Charles
C. Barton. J. NJ Becker. 2. NJ. Becker. Russell o.
Beene Hon. !. Adam Beic John X. Berg. NJ A.
Bodenhaner. p. Frank Bodine, Scott C. Bone John
Z. Bonini. Albert W. Bowen. Harry Bradley. p. J.
BresnAhan, Guy Bsosee Elliott Brown. H. q.
Brown. Charles B. Buchanan. William z. Burch-
held r. W. Burgess Edward Burkholder Charles
W. Burnett Thomas A Bynum
T. Z. CAIhcon. William H. Carpenter John W.
Chidress, Frank Clsrkson. b r. Constantine. I'd
ward r. Coleman. John Collins. Tim Costello.
James Z. Daniel, Charles ;. Dennson, Charles
Doten, T. A. Dougherty, A. =. T. DOYLE James j.
Dugan, james NJ. Dunn.
George D. Ellis, H. G. Ellis. Titus F. Ell.
Joe FssSn, 2. J. Foley. Dominick Fowler Peter
Frank. ]. ID. frazee.
C. A. George T. r. Geycr. joseph Gibson. Daniel
A. Gillin. Hon. Samuel A Gompers. Joseph L.
Goodkey, John Greene, Charles s. Gum.
T. J. Hall, T. Frank Hail. Frank n. Hambrght.
George w Harrel. Hugh Harvey George O. Haven
ner. Finley s. Hayes. John W. Hays A. d. Hay
worth, J. A. Hennessy. 7. ]. Horsberger. Matt
Horn. &. C. Hipkins. J. L. Holland John H.
Hooper. Hon. Albert J. Hopkins. Hon J. A. T.
Hull, X. H. Humble A. Z. Hunt I'd. A. Huse
A. l. Huss. John A Huston Oscar D. Hyler.
William Jacques. Hon. Ollie p. James T. T. Jen-
kins, ]. r. L. Johnson, r, &. Johnscn.
Hon. julius Kahn. John A. Kspp. NJ. y. kauten-
burg, John z keefe, Hon J. warren Kesfer. Rich-
George g. hlinknett.
Hon. Charles b. lands. J. j. Leary. John ".
Leeper. J. C. Lesher. Ninslow Lewis.
c. Z Malpas. L. J. Mangan. ]. W. Marsh. 7. o.
a. 40. Hi
p. McCsrty. J. L. Mccormick. " G. McCormick.
4. J. McDonough, David G. Mckenzie Thomas r
MeKeon, J. +. McLennan. Robert NJ Mcwade
John w Michael. Clarence Miller. Dr. William H.
Murpney. Hon. W. 4. Murphy. II. L. Murray, W.
W. Myers. r. J. Mersheimer. Edward 5. Moores
Z. W. MoTcock Frank Morrison. John r. Moss.
William 4. 0'Brien William !. O'Ieary
Z. J. Patch. r. G. Paul. Fred Powers, S. G.
Pulliam, John r. PlrTis.
Frank T. Qrigley.
Frank T. Race. Albert Reid W l. Reed, Oscar
j. Ricketts,. James II. Ros= Hon William Rossiter
A II. Rosseil. E. {. Rote. ]. +. Rupurtus, Z. H.
Ryan.
Balsey F. ssuter. Charles p. SAVIOR. A. T. schroth
p. C. Schulze, Cliff ID. Scott. NJ y. Seuano. l.
Walter Sharp. w. S. Shinnerer. F. v. Shipley
Frank D. Smith, ir.. Frank d. Smith. ST.. H. r.
Springer, r. Z. STEINER. p. IA Stidham Hon.
Charles A. Stillings. Robert ". Summers H. s.
Sutton. Frank B. swart.
Carl E. Tegethoh Harry W. Tcmplar, Charles T.
Tompkins George A. Tuttle.
G. n. Utermehle.
Yoler " Yiles. Louis C. yogt
William +. Walter NJ D.. D. s. Walton J. h
Wallace. J. l. Ward, Richie F. Ward John Ware
Jason Waterman H A Watkins II. S. Weyand
r. " Whitehead, L. S. Wild Edwin !. Williams
Hon John Sharp Williams. L. A. Wisener.
Charles E. Young
Good Things to Eat.
The dinner itself was superb and en-
braced all the delicacies of the season.
as glimpse at the menu will show:
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE:
And men sit down 70 that noJuishmeut which
IS called supper"
Sauternes.
Blue Point Cocktails Brown Bread sandwiches.
He was bold man that first ate an oyster"
Oz-tail Soup.
Great thoughts gieam in gravy. and nations are
toast on b.llows Of soup and finally lost %
Olives Curled Celery. Sailed Almonds.
Then feed and be fat"
Fillet Of Bss 3iarQuery. Potatoes Hollandaise.
The hsh bad long IN Caesars pond been fed"
Phnsdephia Boncd Capon, stuffed With chestnuts.
Cranberry Sauce
Il fear z Is too choleric meat"
Tenderlon Of Beef Partisan
String Beans. Macedoine.
But mar ia rsrnivorous production; he must
have meats; he cannot live upon suction
Sherbet. Punch an Kirsch
MEN should drink With harness on their throats.s
Mallard Ducks, Roasted.
Hominy CroQuettes. Jelly
salAde 81. Regis
There's no meat Ike en-. l could wish my
best friend had such feast
Rooueforf. Camembsrt Cheese. Pull Bread.
Cigars.
Cafe Demi Tssse
he hath sstsn ne out et house aad home"