The Washington herald., 1912-02-28

serraiirs enlightenment. and insmssut eUrectiOn.
Address Senate ofsce building. R. =. d. No - via
ofhcai tunnel.
Joseph Weldon Bailey Ph. c.. S. D.. d. NJ. D..
L X. D., Texas professor Of experimental psychology
and lecturer Orthodental Presidential pathology
associate director Of the Federal legislative eper-
mental laboratory. Address. Lone Star GAneEJ.
Carital CatacOmbc-
Sc. ID. Munich. Tennessee professor Of romance
languages and graduate instructor in norticulture.
arborcture. horticulture. and voice culture; direc
tor Of the conservatory and leader Of the orchestra
Summer address. Lockout Mountain. Above the
ClOoda
John Temple GraIes. N. D.. Ph. D., D. D.. s.
7. d., Georgia prufesof Of verbal surgery and
licensed commentator on applied and applicable poll
tis: doolitile professor of nveTebnte peeoutoloC.
including research work tombs. temples. and
graves. Address. Di1ieisnd-h -the-sOund.
John Foord. A. NJ. b. s. (houorAy1. iAt. D.,
&c. &c. New York professor Of journalistic ezpe-
die1ts and mechanical eroutious: demons;rstor Of
Eas-tronomy and pustpr1ndial orAtorcal refornA
Address. ASiAtic Club, care DR.. Sun YHt-sen-
In Charge of Exercises.
Gardner F. Williams. A. b.. c. l., NJ z. IL
D., 7. II. G. s.. California prufesm of subterrzu-
can explorations and csrbouAted hydraulics; Cecil
Rhodes lecturer on diamond minenlozy. Address,
Myrcn NJ. Parker A. B. LII. b. LII NJ. District
OF Columbia professor Of elementary financial IN
struction and advanced architectural Construction;
brsar OF lnteTuniversty Investment fnnd. director
Of 1872 exhibition Of perennial oratorcal cmnastics
Addres lsoouer or later, McPhersou Square. ID. c.
Cartoon of President.
In the programme was a cartoon OF
President Taft. gaudiIy bedight in Q
plaid coat, cuffed trousers. dotted socks.
and a large flower in his buttonhole. In
one hand he held a megaphone and in
the other a Yale flag. He was evidently
ready for the game. There was also a
cartoon OF Senator Bob Taylor. who
was unable 20 attend the banquet on
account of Illness. The Senator was de-
picted as seated on a stool picking a
banjo, while his dog sat beside him
weeping bitterly. From the dogs mouth
came the words, "Oh. back TO the fiddle,
Bob"
Another cartoon represented Senator
Townsend. Earbed as a Roman of old.
standing broad on his base like a mighty
COLOSSUS. Near him are a pair of shoes.
bearing the inscription. Julius Caesars"
The Senator is saying, And a few peo-
pie thought ] couldn't fill EN-" The
into which Senator Townsend recently
stepped.
Gardner F. Williams. who presided is
represented IN a cartoon as ar umpire,
with breastplate strapped on end indi-
Gator in hand. Under him is the title.
king OF the Diamond" Mr., Williams
recently made a visit to the diamond
mines OF South Africa. in which he has
an interest. There was also a cartoon
OF John Foord. who arranged for the
speakers. Mr.. Foord was represented as
a Chinese editor. On his desk was the
sign, Submit all funny stories here"
The Committees.
The reception committee was com
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d. Hoover, Edward J. SteIlwagen, John
Joy Edison, Job Barnard, David T. Day.
and Danniel W. Shea.
The dinner committee consisted of
Charles f. Howe. chairman: Wallace
d. Mclean. vice chairman: William A.
Mearns. treasurer: Charles G. Allen,
Evans Browne, Claude n. Bennett, ].
NJ. Chamberlin, NJ. NJ. Flsnnery. T. B.
Huyck,, f. p. Harrington, Robert S.
Hume. Ralph W. Hills. J. T. HendrIck,
Harry Kaufman. Edward B. KimbaII.
George II. o'Connor. ]. l. Peyser. o. S.
Metzerott, c. Z. Mirick, W. S. PenfIeld.
w. J. Plling. John X. Staufrer. W. d.
Searle. A c. Wells, W. W. Wilkinson.
Members and Guests.
Present at the banquet were the fol-
lowing:
A. A. Adee. Benjamin +. Adams. s s.
Adams. r. s. Albee, A. A. Alexander,
Charles c. Allen, Clarence C. Allen, DR.. |
c. L. G. Anderson. Judge Anderson,
William f. Andrews, F. S. AppIeman, |
Charles W. Arth, F. L. Austin, Frank II. |
Austin.
Charles f. Babcock. L. S. Bacon, Sen
ster Bailey. Edw S. Bailey, G. L.
Baker, James NJ. Baker. c. A. Barnard, |
Job Barnard. r. p. Barnard. Noble P.
Barnes, w. W. Barton, Charles B. |
Beall, Richard J. Beall. Z. B. Behrend, |
Charles J. Bell, C. n. Bennett. Ira Ben
nett, r. r. Bennett, Carroll Bennick, |
A. e. Bentley. C. X. Perryman. George |
NJ Pettis, Louis Boyer, jr., Sidney Bieber.
2. c. Billings, Gregg c. BirdsaIl, Henry |
P. Blair. Harry Blake, Arthur Blanchard,
Gen. Blue, David A. Boer. S. Hazen Bond,
:. L. Bouvee, Thomas C. Bradley, r. S.
W. W. Bride, Alex. Britton,
William S. Broughton, wrisley Broom
John G. Brown, Herbert d. Brown,
R. r. Brown. T. Janney Brown, Brit
on Browne. w. L. Browning, Frederick
:. Bryan, Barry Buckley. r. z. Burn
ian, J. W. Butterfield.
Lewis W. Call, Harry H. CampbelI
John ii. Carroll. William G. Carter.
Charles F. Carusi, Merritt o. Chance, w,
$. Chesley, W. L. Chitty, Allen c. Clark,
3. Champ Clark, Senator c. d. Clark, II.
conquest Clark, Harry r. Clark, James
". Clarke, A. o. Clephane. L. P. Gle
'hane, Walter c. Clephane, John W. Cliff
on. Murray Cobb. Myer Cohen, J. NJ.
Colt, jeremiah Collins. Charles ]. Corby,
4. r. Cox, w. V. Cox, Macpherson
-richton. A. ". Cushman, NJ B. Cush-
nan. Horace II. Custis, ]. B. C. Custis,
!. B. G. Custis. jr.
J. J. Darlington. c. d. Davis, Henry
J. Davis. Henry @. Davis, David T. Day,
:. W. Deakin. James Deering, E. B.
)e Graw, p. V. De Graw, C. W. De
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