Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-23
BLUEPRINT PLANSAT
PLATES Of THE DINERS
Unique Feature of Program at
Anniversary Celebration
by Engineers.

Members OF the Washington Society OF
Engineers celebrated the fifth anniversary
of their organization at dinner al
Rauscher's last night. One hundred and
fifty men were present, the membership
including practically every engineer In
the city. Government men whose names
are connected with the biggest projects
Of the age were present. as well as q
large representation of the engineers en-
gagged in the municipal works of the
District Of Columbia
To give the dinner a correct technical
touch. every diner was furnished with a
blueprint plan of the dining hall. Ar
rangements were in the hands of a CON-
mittee, of which w. A. Mcfarland, the
engineer in charge Of the Districts water
works, was chairman.
The Speechmakers.
Arthur P. Davis of the reclamation
service was POSTMASTER. He introduced
as the first speaker Bernard R. Green,
president of the society. Speeches were
made also by Louis A. Bauer, in charge
of the investigations into terrestrial mag
netism at the Carnegie Institute; Rear
Admiral Hutch l. Cone, Joseph A.
.
Marshall o. Leighton of the geological
survey, and by DR.. Harvey w Wiley,
who declared that his farm work made
him an agricultural engineer. Informal
talks were delivered by Admiral George
w. Baird, William F. GUIDE and Admiral
M. 7. Endtcott.
List Of the Diners.
The members and guests present were:
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Albert, w. c. Allen, P. Bausch, G. W.
Baird. E. c. Barnard. A. l. Baldwin,
a. C. Baldwin, d. H. Baldwin, L. A..
Bauer, H. A. Belden. c. Beale. j. Berrall,
NJ. Bien. w. M. Bixby. j. Biddle. H.
w. P. Borland, NJ. Brooke. c. r. Brad
bury, p. G. Burton. o. E. Camp. E. E.
Clement, E. j. Collins, c. E. Cooke, H 1.
Cone. E. L. Corthell. II. s. Cowell, w.
Crozier. r. H. Dalgleish. A: p. Davis.
M DENNIS x r. p F. W. Dfaks " Yote F.
E. M. Douglas, w. A. E. Doying. E. v.
Dunstan, c. G. Elliott. NJ. T. Endicott,
NJ. S. Eslin. F. Won Ezdorf, Paul Bausch,
L. q. Freeman. o. B. French, F. Frey
hold. H. w. Fuller, S. F. Gardner. W. s.
Garland. ]. ]. Gilbert, e. Goodwin, ]. B.
Gordon, f. C. Graham. B. r. Green, H.
B. Gregory, w. F. GUIDE, ]. H. Hanna, W.
w. Harris, D. L. Hazard, E. G. Head. j.
P. Healy. F. c. Hilder. J. 8. Hill. H. l..
Hodgkins, j. E. Holiday. J. A. Holmes.
L. NJ. Holt, ]. C Hoyt C. b. Hunt, G.
r. Ide. F. H. Iden, HI. Jackson, E. N.
Janson. c. F. Jeansen, II Jennings, E. N.
Johnston, G. w. Jones, c. s. Kimball, H.
d. King. C. w. Kutz, w. c Langfitt, NJ.
o. Leighton, @. w. Littlehales, A. F.
Lucas. w. H. McCaully. w. A. McFar-
land, McIlhenny, G. A. Mckinney, E.
R. Martin, E. NJ. Markham, A. NJ. p.
Maschmeyer, J. r. Marshall, r. B. Mar
shall. v. II. Manning, J. G Mather, w.
w. Mein, w. r. Metz, o. A. Mechlin, A.
3. Mesny. G B. Mirick. r. L. Middleton,
T. w. Morshell. F. H. Newell, F. D.
Owen. p. N. Peck. A. e. Phillips. R. H.
Phillips, NJ. e. Porter. r. w. Prince. G.
r. Putnam. F. A. Richardson, ]. D. Rip
ley, r. c. Rice. w H. Rose. W. E.
Schoenborn. a. J. Schwartz. w. s. Sheets,
c. III. Sinclair, W. F.. Sicard, G. s.. Smith,
c. r. Sponsler. III. B. Stabler, F. c. Starr,
III. Stidham, F. Sutton, p. NJ. Taylor, ".
T. Thorn, W. Wachsnann. G. s. Walker,
J. A. Watson, F. r. Weller, +. B. Whea-
ton, H. w. Wiley.