The Washington herald., 1909-02-27


been finished and have reached Washing
ton. Three thousand Of these souvenirs
were ordered struck on by a Philadelphia
nrm. which has completed its work
Three Of the medals are gold: one OF these
win 60 TO President Taft. one 10 Vice
President Sherman, and the third to Ed
ward SteIlwsgen, chairman Of the in
augural committee.
Fifty Of the medals are of silver. which
viii be distributed among the members
II the Cabinet and other distinguished
people connected with the Inauguration
work The balance OF the medals are OF
bronze and viii be for general distribu-
zion TO members of the several commit
tees. Notices were sent out yesterday
~ several Of the chaIrmen Of commit
,ees where they may receive their
souvenirs.
Made on a New Design.
The medals this year differ considerably
from those Of former inaugurations. in
hat on one side they carry busts in re-
ief Of President Taft and Vice Presi-
dent Sherman. and on The other side the
rames Of the two men. with suitable
cgends concerning them At the last in
euguration the bust Of President Roose-
velt alone appeared on the medallion.
N. T. Weller. chairman Of the commit
zee on public comfort. called his commit
zee together last night al Knights Of Co
lImbus Hail. and took under considera-
lion the general work Of tEe COMMITTEES.
among other things provided for was the
"ecupancy OF the public comfort Office AT
Mon Station The committee viii take
'orraI possession OF the rooms today.
'ut they viii not he open 70 the public
gntiI Monday.
Several other important matters were
discussed relating 10 the special work OF
The committee next week. and apnro-
uriate assignments were made Of men 10
10 special tasks Representatives Of the
committee viii he on hand at the Union
station and other points 10 assist arrir-
l1S visitors. The committee viii have
-ft hand a corps Of guides to direct visi-
tors. and in many instances 10 attend
women and Old people to their destina-
t'on. Everything possible for the comfort
aad convenience Of strangers viii be
done
The corps Of High School Cadets under
she general direction Of Mr. Hughes Of
the committee viii aid in the work Of
conducting visitors to the cars and about
-OUu-
viii Get Rabbit Foot.
President Taft viii have al least one
lucky talisman 10 guide him Alright dur
ing his administration A jeweler OF Ra-
leigh. y c. hired negro 10 get the
proverbial cemetery rabbit al the right
time, and has mounted the left hind foot
with silver as a present 10 the incoming
Executive. II viii be properly presented
% him on Inauguration day.
L was definitely stated yesterday that
the governor OF North Carolina and his
staff VIII not appear in the parade.
Marshal Selects His Aids.
MAJ Thomas P Morgan. grand mar
Snal Of the civic division OF the parade.
hes completed the list OF his aids. which
consists of a number Of Washingtoniany
and prominent men from several other
cities Of the States The list was made
public yesterday, as follows.
Rufus Bums. l. Roy Breitbar-h. Charles n
Church FIcyd r. Davis. Warren jefferson 0sri.
Eer- William Ha-t Dexter. Clarence r no77r1s
Morn, J. Ferls- The0. 3 Gin. IT, Efvsr5 sun
me- Claws Gco7Ep " Hanson Gear-4 p Hers,.-f I
William H. HenshaW. Frank u. Hester n D
ihslln \ H,ca5osn. =. p. Hu=lez Allan = E-r,r
Thomas T. Huyes Charles Il l. Johnston J.---
" L7n1lian- Charles P lane Charles r Tirdzz~
CHARTS ierE. Frederick ". Macsenzie. lanes = 4
lsrsHall- William L. Meredith. LsnE5or Moore
John J. o'NFIii. Edwin H. piu,fs-rv T Rs1sl--, 4
l'aines. thailes W RAJ. Prank g. Roach. Ph7ln,s 4
H kr1u-n n. DAVID y. Rust IT, John r. small 4
William r. H5mI.fcn. G.. g. Calhoun L ~
trTo0nes. Theodore Sch0ndsu N-rou n Cadv p /
FRANK Wright Samuel He-ick T. y R17nvan VIII 4
IL n
y l. NsushlrT. Thad r. Sargent r Soo-r
samuel r. Scott George " SIye samuel n 4
Hloo'- J. g. Icuuent. EnnsNs WsSSzmsu I d /
waters. ]. o. Weldon. ECher " Wells a. Z
West John T. Wright Robert z l. Yeri5.- sra7
4 lVlue. = u. Psaman al rf this cirr and 49,
Alnls - Joseph Mo = N. Allen Rfrr17n-rsr1 4
Al7-; a. g. kaldl Philadelphia. Pa. Col, William,
D. Bass, 1hatranoozs- Tenn Louis J. Behsn. chi 4
caS, H. ID 4. Betjoman. Albany ia. Cart. Dan I
can BCICIrsT Clzrkst1rz y IA Hem d, 49,,
tns- Philadelphia Pa: Charles 4 Cline. Cliuto7
lIi-- 'ol John :. Cunningham. Cuuninrhqm y a. -
1Hrere EKum. birmingham Ala; Lewis 4.
ha"se,- Camden, y J. Walter 5. Grew Al
rocul Pa Harry d. Horkins NJ d Je-ir57o fr7-
Lrr- VI w p Hite. Huntington W Va
rea Man Baltimore. Nd: Robert r. LINDSAY
ll'is17ITs- Fa- Capt ". II. Mcbride Batavia I
" =. W ''1,.ef' ,nesS2 ~. Os5oTne Mitchell.
"~>..in---l fa-- Charles Peck Phelps. Ontario
,eInty- \ l.: Ely Rcsnhurg. New York Citv.
Har.fs h fI-ch- S-rscuse y. y tea--e :
r..-e.- Ner YORK CITY Col W Fred Reynolds
-.N--.7- naEIE - AFs11- N0rFIe-0u-u
l.r'. Joan Eastman. Slsseton. = OAK: " e !
W-therhoe, New YORK City, John " Il C-fr /
NeH York CITY, William 7. Walker AIhsnr y VI
lAom2s r Wright. NcrfcIk Va Tozrfs - F,7-,r- !
ss. t'uTeut Ia; Joe & Weir, Rautoul. I'll :.
- - an1er hoesr Newark. y J.; 7 W Shsdewaid (
minneapolis, Ninn-; Harry " Shenbs-5 Hvarts
lIt- Ad-- he5sr g stephens. New York CIV
t-lH0rd r. Thompson. Suaiusho-o Ca C-1,srIes
Arthur I1mhie. Elizabeth y J.: \ G Trno
teorla lli; I0pT- Trcgre. Springfield Ohio Home
= NllIlanls, fotnSstoTn. Ono. Charles L WOOD I
BUY Burlington Vt. Jce C. Weir RarfouI IN
T. Boss Bsago7. Ne.
Music for the BAH.
Cne Of the pleasing features OF the
Inauguration ball viii be the orchestra
Of - pieces, led by Sol. Minister Of this
city. This orchestra win furnish the mn
SIC al the bail in conjunction with the
Marine Band The exercises al the hail
viii consist first Of the promenade about
the ballroom by the Presidential Dsr4v
After the arrival Of the Presidenf ana +
party IN the Presidents box. the dancing
viii begin Music for the period OF the !
arrival Of the guests. the march. and tho
dancing programme has been arranged
by Percy : Foster and his committee. as
follows.
Trnmelade concerf. g 70 . o'clocs. C,rs-.---.
Jubilee Won Weber hand: Peer Gyrt'' S-,ite
'tsTiesl. orchestra: "Reminiscences q the Dlsr+s
tiaH Chambers. bard overture --SqT1i-pu,ifu--
i,ossinil. orchestra Second Polonaise H5sztl hand
ilancinE- u p m % Z a. M: Waltz, 'Aarz7Tia
'5iake-Bcicherl. two-step -Stanch and T-ls-
feike waltz. In Balmr Nights lZ5erhs-f- 7ra1f-
Waltz Dream tStrzussl- tuo-ster. -J-r6er m,
fas Ncn Bioni: waltz The Bachelors san I
@ mann. tWestep. old Faithful fHoltzn,art- /