The Washington herald., 1912-10-01
PLAN TOENTERTA|N
COMMERCIAL men
Members of Chamber Of Commerce
Arrange Elaborate Programme
for International Delegates.
ARRIVE HERE OCTOBER 10
ON TOUR OF UNITED STATES
Subscriptions for Fund to Be So.
licited by Officials Of
Local Chamber.

Plans for the entertainment Of the
delegates to the fifth international Con-
gress OF Chambers OF Commerce. who
will visit Washington October IL and
remain for three days, have been worked
cut by special committee of the WASH
ington Chamber Of Commerce. II is pro-
posed to raise s2.5oo by popular sub
scription to pay for the entertainment.
| This is to be done by the solicitation of
2oC prominent business men who are ex-
pected to contribute so each for the pur-
pose, $500 of the fund already having been
provided for.
| The committee on entertainment is COM
posed of Capt. James F. Oyster. president
Of the Chamber: D. J. Callahan, first vice
president, and D.. ]. Kaufman, chairman
/ of the committee
| DR.. Edwin S. Reed was the delegate Of
the local body to the meeting of the con-
gress which has just closed its sessions
in Boston. DR.. Reed describes the pro-
gramme of entertainment provided by
| the Chamber OF Commerce Of the Massa-
cbusetts city as elaborate and unique.
and admonishes the Washington people
| that IL will be necessary to put UP an
enticing plan of sightseeing and recep-
tions to interest the men who so re-
Gently were the guests Of the Hub.
Elaborate Programme Arranged.
The local committee has arranged q
! programme which will be adequate for
| all purposes of showing the hospitality
| OF the Capital. provided the funds are
forthcoming. which probably will be
| the case. The body which is making
tour of the country consists of about
| 400 members from forty-two countries.
They are from Great Britain. the states
of Europe. various points in Asia, ia
pan, and China, and from all the bor-
der land of Cathay.
This is the provisional programme
| mapped out by the committee which,
so far as possible, will be carried out:
When the delegates arrive at Union
Station they Will be taken to their ho-
tells in automobiles The following day.
which is Sunday. they will be- given
a sightseeing automobile ride through
Washington. and some of the public
buildings will be opened for their in
spection. Monday the delegates will be
taken to Mount Vernon. Luncheon will
be served aboard the boat, and Monday
night, they will be given a reception In
the Pan-American Building.
Entertainment Committee Named.
special entertainment committee, 10
assist in looking after the visitors when
they arrive, has been appointed. con-
sisting OF Byron S. Adams. NJ. E. Allies,
Thomas H. Anderson, r. P. Andrews.
Conrad Becker. Job Barnard. John Bar
rett. Samuel Bensinger. Melvin Behrends.
Charles J. Bell. Claude n. Bennett, Jo-
seph Berberich. H. C. Bergheimer, Charles
E. Berry. A. o. Bliss W. W. Bowie. B.
NJ. Bridget, Chaplin Brown. Glenn Brown,
George V. Buck, Ira Z. Bennett. A. r.
Qrt-1o u-gIyt n Tar ha
John G. Capers, P. B. Chase. Harry NJ.
Clabaugh, A. p. Clark. jr.; Harry +.
Clark, NJ. G. Copeland. c. /. Corby. w. S.
Corby, W. V. Cox. Joseph II. Crawford.
Percy Crawford. Charles D. Cugle. John
VI. Culp. J. Harry Cunningham. John B.
Daish, Z. H. Daniel. Charles W. Darr.
Rev. George A. Daugherty. Edward B.
Dean. o. J. De Moll, Jules A. Demonet,
John .Dolph, William F. Dove. Carl
Droop. Edward H. Droop. T. c. Dulin. B.
B. Earnshaw, John Joy Edison, John o.
Evans. William J. Eynon. George E. Flem-
ing. Daniel Fraser. w. T. Galliher. Isaac
Cans, Julius Gsrfinkle, Henry II. Classic.
Isaac Goldenberg. Richard H. Colds
borough. Isador L. Goldheim, Philip r
Gormley. Ashley NJ. Gould E. c. Graham.
C. P. Grandheld. B. S. Graves. William
F. GUIDE, Adolphus GUIDE, Walter B. Guy,
Benjamin W. Guy, F. c. Handy. John
Harris. Samuel Hart. Hugh Harvey.
Melvin c. Hazen. J. T. Hendrick. ]. P.
Hermann. Christian Heurich, J. X
Heyl, W. B. Hibbs, W. S. Hoge, Louis
Holmes, William D. Hoover. ]. w. Hun
ter, John A. Johnston, George H. Judd.
Maj. W. V. Judson. Louis kann. Sigmund
Kann, Simon Kann. D. ]. kaufman. DR..
Harry NJ. Kaufman, Harry King. Wilton
Lambert, James Lansburgh, Ralph w.
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Linkins, A. Lisner. A. NJ. Lothrop, Morton
]. Luchs, Otto Luebkert, H. B. F. Mac
farlaud. F. w. Mackenzie, Edward Nc
Lean, J. Campbell Malcolm. A. D. Marks,
E. S. Harlow, Arthur j. May. Norman
Merritt. E. P. Mertz, o. S. Metzerott. II.
L. Middleton, George A. Mills, John
Mitchell. jr., p T. Moran, A. c. Moses,
William Henderson, Moses. William
Muehlheisen, Fleming Newbold. John L.
Newbold, Gerson Nordlinger, Clarence F.
Norment, Frank B. Noyes, Theodore W.
Noyes, George NJ. Oyster. jr.. James F.
Oyster, George w. Peck, James NJ Place,
John Poole, D. S. Porter. A. D. Prince.
Arthur Ramsay. Charles Rauscher. DR..
Edwin C. Reed. Howard s. Reeside,
Hugh Reilly, Sidney Reizenstein, c. H.
Reizenstein, Charles H. Robb. Claude
Rogers. NJ. D. Rosenberg, Samuel Ross.
Cuno H Rudolph. Joseph I. Saks, B. r.
Saul, Albert Schulteis, G. F. Schutt, |
William E. Shannon, James Sharp. W. g
Shaw, n. H. Shea, Samuel s. .Shedd, Z.
Sheetz, Seth Shepard. F. L. Sddons, A.
Leftwich Sinclair. John F. Slaven. ]. H.
Small. jr., T. W. Smith. George W. Spier,
Wendell P. Stafford, z. J. Steliwagen, H.
C. C. Stiles. ]. NJ. Stoddard. Joseph
Strasburger. George ". Stuart. Nal.
Richard Sylvester. Fl. =. Tan. Corcoran
Thorn, Leon Tobriner. Washington Top
ham. Josiah A. Van Orsdel, George H. |
Walker. Harry wardman. B. H. Warner,
Bates Warren. Paul Y. Waters. Richard
B. watrous, John L. Weaver, Joseph l. |
Weller, William D. West. George w. +;
White, Martin Wiegand. W. A. Wimsatt, |
NJ. A. Winter. Alexander Wolf. DR.. W. |
c. Woodward. S. W. Woodward. Simon |