Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-22
DETAILS WELL IN HAND
The Inauguration Committee
Ready for Ceremonies.
FINAL MEETING THURSDAY
Official Program of Events Will Be
Issued This Week.
REVENUE CADETS IN THE LINE
Philippine Constabulary Band I'm
der Orderc to SUNNY Music for
REVENUE CADETS IN THE LINE
Philippine Constabulary Band I'm
der Orders to Supply Music for
High School Cadets.

The meeting of the inauguration COM
n1ittec next Thursday in the New Willard
Hotel is expected to be most important
one as then the details of the ceremonies
of March I will be practically settled. 1t
will be the last regular meeting or tie
general committee before inauguration
day Whether Chairman Edward j. Stell-
wagon will call any special meetings has
not been announced
The chairmen of the several subcommit-
tees will make reports as to the status
of the work under their immediate super
vision, and Mr. Stellwagen will issue in
structions to them.
The outlook at this time is that Mr..
Taft's expressed wish that he may have
the finest inauguration in history will be
gratified.
Parade a Big Feature.
The big parade feature is being rapidly
whipped into shape by Gen. j. Franklin
Bell, grand marshal, and his assistants
Brig. Gen. John A. Johnston and Maj. S.
d. Sturgis, U.S.A. The arrangement of
the civic organizations in the parade is
in the hands of Maj Thomas p. Morgan.
marshal, and w. T. Galliher, chief OF
staff.
The official program of the inauguration
events Is in print, and Chairman Scott Z.
Bone of the printing committee said to-
day it is his expectation it will be ready
for issuance Saturday.
NJ. /. Weller chairman of the committee
on public comfort, said today he has ac-
Communications for several thousands of in
auguration visitors, and added there will
be no necessity for certain organizations
To occupy the cars of their special trains
for living quarters.
Revenue Cadets in Line.
The United States revenue cutter serv-
ice will be represented in the inaugural
paraded by company of cadets from the
school of instruction at Arundel Cove
Md, three officers and fifty men, wearing
full dress uniform, and if the weather
is bad, overcoats. They will be commando
ed by Lieut.. c. q. Crapster, assisted BY
Lieuts. r. w. Dempwolf and S. V. Park.
er. They will come from Baltimore ir
the morning and return in the evening
Their headquarters in this city will be al
the New Varnum Hotel, in New Jersey
avenue.
The revenue cutter cadets have beer
given place near the head Of the line
Immediately in rear of the brigade OF
midshipmen from the Naval Academy.
Band for High School Cadets.
Mai Mcintyre OF the insular bureau Of
the War Department has been informed
that the Philippine constabulary band
now III Omaha, will arrive In this cit,
the morning of March 3 for the purpose
OF taking part in the inaugural parade
This band, which is said to be one of Tn,
finest musical organizations of Its kim
in the world, is now making a concer
tour of the west.
The members are natives of the Philip.
pine Islands, and they were brought r.
their present high state of efficienc,
mainly through the training and leader
ship of Capt. Loving, District boy. who
was graduated from the NJ Street High
School.
The band will take prominent part III