The Washington times., 1911-03-28
DISTRICT WILL DINE
GALL|NGER TONIGHT
Citizens Committee Has Ar
ranged Feast for Five
IL Hundred.

DtudNOl JdNOb IL HoAiAAl6Ch' VI ANt"
Hampshire, in behalf of the develop
ment of the District. All arrangements
have been completed by the citizens
committee, of which B. H. Warner is
chairman, for the largest banquet ever
rendered a public man by the residents
of the city. The occasion also happens
to be the seventy-fourth anniversary of
the Senator's birth.
The guests of honor who will attend
10 pay tribute to the chairman of the
Senate Committee on the District of
Columbia include the President of the
Tinted States, Justice Joseph McKenna,
or the Supreme Court of the United
States; James Wilson. Secretary of
Agriculture: twenty United States Sena-
tore; FIVE members of the House Of
Representatives, and fortw.tgaS SS,,hsr
distinguished men.
To At.csid Banquet
The list ss5 completed tod. Is as
follows: =
The Pa esident. s
JUSTICE Joseph McKer.a. Of the Unit
ed St&tes Supreme Cnsrt.
James Wilson, secretary Of the De-
partmsnt of Agriculture. .--
sena 'Nors- Charles Dick Of Ohio, Rob
ert L Owen Of Oklahoma, Knute Nell
son OF Minnesota, Moses z. Clapp of
NfinpeS- ia, Charles Curtis of Kansas,
Julius :. Burrows of Michigan, Clar
ence \. Clark of Wyoming, Reed Snoot
Of Utah, Robert J. Gamble of South
Dakota, Weldon s. Hepburn of Idaho,
George r. Chamberlain of Oregon, Ma
than B. Scott Of West Virginia, Porter
J. McCurlber of North Dakota. Wesley
j.. Jones Of Washington, Thomas S.
Martin Of Virginia, Frank B. Brandegee
Of Connecticut, Elihu Root of New
Thomas H. Carter of Montana, and
Frank B. Flint, of California.
Representatives-Char c. Carlin of
Virginia, Joseph G. Cannon Of Illinois,
Philip P. Campbell of Kansas, David J.
Foster OF Vermont, and Irving P. Wan
ger Of Pennsylvania
Charles ID. Hilles, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury; Commissioner Cuno
Johnston. Acting Engineer Commits
sioner Edward NJ. Markham, James l..
Wilmerh. chief clerk, Treasury Depart
ment; the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood: Ken
pedy F Rea. clerk Senate Committee on
Appropriations; Henry Amber Vale,
clerk Senate Committee on Library:
James P. Courts. clerk House Commit
lee on Appropriations: Clinton r
thompson, assistant clerk, Senate Com
11ntttee on the District of Columbia.
Francis B: Lloyd, assistant clerk, Sem
ate Committee on the District Columbia;
Capt. John Knight. of the War Col
lege; Maj: Gen. Leonard Wood. Chief
Of stan. L: S; A: Brig. Gen. James b.
Aleshire. .. S. A: John Barrett. di-
rector general Panama American Union
former Governor Quimby, of New
Hampshire; Henry L. West, H. c. Sho-
ber, auditor Interior Department; Ira F.
Bennett - I" ~
John B. Smallwood. the Evening Star.
George II. Call, the Washington Times:
Joseph F; AnI'n, the Washington Her
Post. ''' ile u"
Gallinger's Personal Guests.
The following will attend as special
guests Of Senator Galinger:
F. w. Hartford. of Portsmouth, n. H.
DR.. Ralph E. Gallinger, Concord. N H..
E. 0. Crossnar, Portsmouth, n. II
F. w. Easterbrook. Nashua, n! H.. and
Percy Stoddard. Portsmouth, N. H.
Fourteen New York friends of Senator
GalHnger subscribed to the dinner and
VIII be present. They are:
Edward II. Cliff. Wilbur F. Wakemsn
William Whitman. Major A. H. Kelsey
ElChard Campion, John Walton Josenh
n Bromley, Henry r Bower. William
n. So,. BoWer. Jacob Weidman, Joseph Eel
Zust, and Frank 4. Wickham
The program as arranged for the ev-
eninR is 5 follows:
invocation, Rev. Charles Wood, n.
u: presiding, Hon. Cuno II. Rudolph,
president Board of COMMISSIONERS:
1oastmaster, Grainard H. Warner: The
Residents Of the District of Columbia
and Senator Ga1linger." Hon. Henry p
T. Macfarland: Why We Love Sena-
Callinger." Hon. George A. Post. prcsi-
cent Railway Business Mems Associa-
non, New York: The Capital Owned
bv the Whole Nation" Hon. c. C. Car
lin, Virginia; The Capital When Sena-
lot Galllnger Came Here, and As IT Is
Now" Hon William F. Chandler. ex-
senator from New Hampshire: "Educa-
Gallineer," A. T Stuart. Superintendent
nf Public Schools: THE Workmen and
Senator GalIingPr,'' George P. Foster:
The Board Of Trade and Senator Gal
linger," Gen George H. Harries. presi-
dent; The Chamber of Commerce and
Oyster, president: "BattIeshipS and
School Houses Rev. W. P. Thirkield.
\. D., president Howard University;
Senator Gallinger.
List of Committees.
The following committees have charge
OF the various arrangements: Recep-
ton committee-Wilbur J. Carr. chair
man: Milton E. Allies, Judge T. H. An
derson, Job Barnard. Charles. ]. Bel,
Scott Bone, Marion Butler, ]. H. Gran
ford, ]. Harry Cunningham, P. V. De
oraw, Maj. Gen. George B. Davis, John
Joy Edison, Charles c. Glover, Thomas
Grant, Thomas S. Hopkins. John ].
Hemphtn, George Howard, W. D. Hoov-
er, George H. Harries, DR.. H. L. Z.
J ohnson, Wendell P. Stafford, Henry
liam F. Hart Martin A. Knapp, Ru-
dolph Kaufman, John H. Larner, |
Nelson A. Miles, John R. Mclean, VII
liam McNeir. F. L. McKenney, Theo-
dore w. Moves, Clarence F. Norment,
James F. Oyster, D. S. Porter, Stanton
J. Pearlle, NJ. NJ. Parker, Cuno H Ru-
dolph, Edward j. Stellwagen, a Left
wich Sinclair, G. w. F. Swartzell, Cor
coran Thorn, S. w. Woodward, B. H |
Warner, ir., James Francis Smith and
Isaac Cans.
Committee on arrangements for the din |
ner-Brainard H. Warner, chairman; |
Thomas Grant. secretary; William d. |
Hoover, treasurer: Scott c. Bone, Ed !
ward Droop, Arthur c. Moses, J. Harry |
Cunningham, Alexander T. Hensey, |
Wilbur J. Carr, Gen. George H. Harries, !
Capt James F. Oyster, r. B. Watrous, |
A. Leftwich Sinclair, and E. c. Gra-
ham.
Press committee-A. Leftwich SIN
clair. chairman; Capt. Edward NJ. !
els Smith and Vernon E. West.
of honor the committee which ar |
ranged for the dinner tonight gave |
stereopticon lecture program at the |
New Willard last night