Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-21
SELECTS THE DATE
Committee Plans for Macfar-
Iand-West Testimonial.
AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING
Public Demonstration and Presenta-
ton Ceremonies December 80.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE NAMED
Retiring Commissioners to Be Hon
ored by Their Fellow-Citizens
of the District
RECEPTION COMMITTEE NAMED

District building, were today selected as
the time and place for the Mcfarland
West testimonial meeting by the execu-
tive committee, which met in the Office
of e. ]. Stellwagen in the Union Trust
Company building this morning. Those
present at the meeting were Clarence F.
Norment, chairman; E. j. Stellwagen,
Cuno H. Rudolph. chairman Of the re-
ception committee, and John Joy Edison
John Joy Edison will present the testi-
monials to the Commissioners.
Reception Committee.
Those who will be asked to serve on
the reception committee at the testi-
monial meeting are:
A.
Ross p. Andrews. Justice Thomas n.
Anderson, Allen D. Albert, jr., NJ. E.
Allies.
Clifford X. Bergman, James z. Bell,
c.. p. Beckett, n. l.. Burchell. Adds B.
Browne, Justice David J. Brewer. Justice
Job Barnard. Sidney Bieber. George N.
Bowerman. William II. Baldwin, Chaplin
Brown. H. 8. Brown, Ira e. Bennett,
Sam g. Blythe. Charles r. Burr, presi
dent Anacostia Citizens Association:
Charles s. Bundy. president Columbia
Heights Citizens' Associations: Alfred
Bagby. President Deanwood Citizens As
ISOLATION: Henry A. Buscher. president
East Washington Heights Citizens Assoc
r{nA& m q f4AIA
Citizens Associations: John L. Barber,
vice president Kenilworth Citizens Asso-
citation; Charles ]. Bell. Emile Berliner,
Scott c. Bone.
j. Harry Cunningham. Dr. B. Gregg
Custis. A. p. Clark. jr.. C. N. Chase. s. q.
Cornwell. James Fl. Crawford. s. w. Cur
riden, W. c. Clephane. G. W. Cook, w.
v. Cox. Fred G. Coldren, A. A. Chaplin.
x ALBERT" c SnS"'e wil Hane'' Mex cayson
president Brightwood Park Citizens As
ISOLATION: w. N. Cromwell. president Pet
worth Citizens Association: Francis 8.
Carmody. president Prince George County
and Eastern District of Columbia Citi-
zens' Association: A. w. Carroll, presi-
dent Garfield Citizens Association.
John b. Dickman, Louis A. Dent, Rev.
George Dougherty, Catholic University;
Hope H. Darneille, Judge William Fl. De
Lacy. John 7. Devine. william F. Dow
ney. 0. E. Darnall. H. Bradley Davidson,
T.. c. Dulin, r. Golden Donaldson, w.
8. Duvall, e. II. Droop, ]. j. Darlington.
James w. Dyre, president Takoma Park
Citizens Association: Charles A. Doug
lass. president Washington Heights
CitiHens' Association.
George w. Evans, John Joy Edison,
William H. Ernest president East End
Suburban Citizens Association; D. A.
Edwards, president Lincoln Park Citi-
zens Associations; DR.. Charles NJ. EN-
mons, president Suitland Improvement
Association OF Maryland.
F.
VIC. Fischer. Percy s. Foster, Fred A.
Fenning, William J. Flather. Henry HI.
Daniel Fraser. Creed NJ. Fulton. presi-
dent West Washington Citizens Assoc
citation.
DR.. F. E. Gibson, Samuel Gompers
Isaac Cans, DR.. e. NJ. Gallaudet. C. P.
Grandfield, Maj. T. NJ. Gale. e. c. Ora
ham. DR.. L. w. Gazebrook, w. T. CALI
her, William F. GUIDE, c. C. Glover. Ber-
nard r. Green. James M. Green.
II.
James G. Hill, DIR. Howard Hume, r
r. Homer. James C. Hooe, Rev. s. c.
Harbinson. c. Heurich, w. D. Hoover, ].
Philip Hermann. George F. Hun Robert
\. Harper. DR.; D. Percy Hickling. Beale
xa9 Ho Gas. Hood Hatsa Rev r hlfnss
Harding. 8. B. Hege. DR.. Walter 8. Har-
ban, J. T. Hendrick. w B. Hibbs, Arthur
B. Heaton. w. II. Hoeke, William Hahn,
Col. Archibald Hopkins. Gen. George II.
Geo ossdent Me1an .dd
Lanier Heights Citizens Association; A.
G. Hermann, president Southeast WASH
ington Citizens Association.
B. T. Janney. o. II. p. Johnson. DIR. H.
J. A. Johnston. U. g. A.: Hennen Jen-
nings, L. e. Johnson. Maj. W. v. Judson.
U. s. A.; R. Harrison Johnson, president
South Washington Citizens Association.
A. NJ. Keppel. John A. Rooms, Victor
K auffmann J. Fred Kelley, Judge l. G.
William 6. Knox. Rud lph Kaufman.
Capt. William Kelly, U. S. A.: DR.. George
NJ. kober.
DR.. J. Melvin Lamb, Otto Luebkert A.
Lisner, A. f. L., Leckie. James B. Lambie,
A. NJ. Lothrop. Franklin X. Lane, John
B. Larner. Ralph W.. Lee, G. c. Lancas-
ter. president Northwest Citizens Subur-
ban Association: Rev. E. T. Lewis, presi-
dent Ivy City Citizens Assoctatien; L. s.
Lipscomb. secretary Mount Pleasant Citi-
Gems Associations: Charles A. Langley,
president Woodburn Citizens Association
Francis d. Millet Whitfield Mckinlay.
Thomas P. Morgan Capt. Thomas II.
Mckee. Frank Morrison, Daniel Murray.
Gen. Crosby p. Miller. U. 8. A.; DR..
James Dudley Morgan. Frank A. Munsey,
w. A. Mcfarland. James Rush Marshall,
Edward Mclean. George x. McLanahan.
Fred L. Moore. Clarence Moore, A.
r. Mullowny. John II. Magruder. Ed
ward S. Munford, Willis L. Moore, Rev.
r. II. McKim. ]. William Mckinley,
William H. Moses. Mai. Jay ]. MorroY,
u, s. NARROW, Benjamin 8. Minor. w. A.
Mearns, DR.. T. N. Mclaughlin. Capt.
Edward NJ. Markham. U. 8. A: Arthur
C. Moses, Fred B. Mcguire. William +.
MattinRly, John McPhaul. president
BrookIand Citizens Association; J. Nota
McOill, president Cathedral Heights
Citizens Association.
J DIR. Charles p. Neill, James L. Norris.
c. F. Nesbit, Harry Norment, Clarence
F. Norment. DR.. c. W. Needham. B. NJ.
Newbold, Rev. s. n. Newman, John III.
Nolan, T. C. Noyes. Theodore w. Noyes.