The Washington times., 1911-07-03

win mouse warming tomorrow IN
which many of the old residents will
participate, the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants will formally open its per-
manent home in the old engine house,
Nineteenth and H streets northwest.
Since being granted the right to occupy
the historic old building with the sur
viving members OF the volunteer COM
pany which fought the fires in the early
days, the members of the Oldest Inhab-
itants have been remodeling the struc-
ture at an expense of several thousand
dollars, but the last of the work has
been done and everything is now in
readiness for the official opening. In
vitations have been sent to many who
are interested In the perpetuation Of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants, and
1t Is expected several hundred will re-
spond.
The old engine house will be. in effect,
club house for the Oldest Inhabitants
Association, and as the organization Is
designed to be perpetual it will have
sole use OF the building later on. Be-
sides reading and game rooms. the as
sociation has provided a kitchen, so
that the annual dinners of the associa-
ings will be held in the club house in
the future. It was through an act of
Congress that the Oldest Inhabitants
gained permission TO occupy the build
ing with the Volunteer Firemen.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association
is one of the best Known organizations
in the city. 1t now has membership
OF 326 members. l6 associate members.
and Is honorary members. After the
organization becomes established in its
permanent home, it is expected the
membership will be materially in
creased.
The present officers Of the association
are: President, Theodore W. Noyes,
vice presidents, Frederick L. Moore,
Andrew H. Raglan, Jonathan D. Cathell.
Albert Grupe, William r. Smith, John
7. Chancey, Charles S. Bundy, Harry
X. willard, A. p. Pardon, Nicholas Wat
lert. and William H. Singleton, record
ing secretary. Benjamin w. Relss; cor
responding secretary. John B. McCar-
thy; treasurer, Benjamin A. Colonna;
financial secretary. John r. Mahoney:
marshal, Andrew w. Kelley. and chron-
icler T. v. Noonan. Former presidents
were Benjamin Ogle TayIoe, w A.
Bradley, P. II. Bradley, Dir J. B. Blake.
John Marbury, S Thomas Brown, ALI
son Nailor, and John Edward Libbey;
The members of the oldest inhab-
George B. Abrams. G. J: Alexander.
T: B. Amiss, Edward w. Anderson.
Motley c anderson Andssw -t ARCHER
Bache. Charles Brooks Bailey, William
A. Barnes, Edward T. Bates. Julius
Baumgarten. Joseph A. Baur. Sebas-
tan Bauer, Charles B. Beall. Charles
Behrens, Harrison Bennett, NJ. D., c.
F. Benz amin, William Berens, Robert
Berberich, r. Beresford, Washington o.
Berry, Victor Boyer, Arthur J. Birney,
Herman E. Blau. Charles Block, A. e.
Boteler. James G. Bowen, Richard B.
Boyle, McLain Rrashear, John R: Brad
ley, William H. Bright, Adds B. Brown,
Chaplin Brown, Cotter J. Bride. R. NJ.
Brown, S. Thomas Brown. William F.
Brown. A. G. BIust, Henry L. Bryan,
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d.: Charles H. Calvert. Fred 6; Cal
vert, Edwin Campbell. Joseph Carter, ].
D.. Cathell. A. s. Caywood, John =.
CLANCY, Charles w; Church, ". a. II.
y. Edward Clark. Harry F. Clark. Will
liam A Clarke. James A. Clarkson, II.
C.. Coburn, Moses Coleman, George z.
COLLISION, BENJAMIN A. colonna, John
Cooper. NJ. g. Copeland. Henry N. copp.
Augustus B. Coppes, George E. Copp,
David ]. Cotter. James Croggon, Jehell'
Crossfeld. George F. Cunningham.
w. A; Cunningham; J; l. Daily. Rob
P. Dellwig, Christopher Dickson. VIII
liam Deitz. William H. Douglas, John
F. Donohue. G. w. Donaldson, F. x.
'DOolev. M. D.: george w. Dove, Wtlllam
F. Downey. B. y. Drane. George w.
Driver. Owen T. Edgar. John Jov Ed
son. John W.. Ehret. J. D. Entwisel.
BENJAMIN r. Evans. George w. Evans.
A. P. Pardon. Oliver c. Fisher, James
Fitzpatrick. Edward B. Forney, Josiah
T. FORD. Thomas W. Fowler. Henry
Franc. A. W. Francis. Theodore Frei-
bus. w. II. Fuss, A. Gaddis. Anthonv
GaeeIer. Charles ]. Gawler. John T..
GEORGES. George Gibson, II. P Gilbert.
George w. Gladman, George w. GRAY
son. John F. Green. William ]. Green.
George W. Grey. Albert Grupe. f.. q.
t,rlmmell. r. ]. Haran Harry n. Hall
w. w Hall, Daniel Hannah. Richard
r. Harlow. Abraham Hart. W. p. Hart
lev. Michael HAYDEN. James 8. HAYS.
Thomas Heanv. James r. Feffner. Az
fred Heftmuller, Anton Heitmullar.
Charles Held 8. Heller. George W.
henderson. Richard W. Henderson.
Charles NJ. EendTey, Christian Heinrich.
william t., Hickey. John J Hull Will
liam H Eoale A. n. r. Holster. w. II
Hoover. s. d. Houck. Joseph F. Hurdle.
William A. Hutchins. A. B. Jackson.
Thomas e. Jacobs. James H. Jones.
John A. Joyce, Maurice Joyce. F.. w
KahIert. Charles Krttleman. Rudolph
Rauffmarn. ]. l. Keefer, Andrew w.
Kelley. Joseph T. Kergla, Charles
Kennedy Edward Kern. I. q. Rimball
George A. King, Benjamin F. Klopfer,
James Lackey. James La Fountain,
Daniel s. Lamb. M. D.. Benjamin F.
r. ". Laskev. Marco Lo-
renz. A. W. Layton, jesse w. Lee |
the Rev. Samuel Y. Leech. William n. |