Evening star., 1912-11-20
ENGINEERS ASSEMBLE
ABOUT BANQUET BOARD
Addresses on Various Topics,
Including Advance in Sci
ence of Aviation.

Speeches on subjects of interest to the
engineering and scientific world We're
heard last night at the annual dinner of
the Washington Society of Engineers at
Rauscher's. Two hundred members of
the organization were present. John II.
Hanna. president of the society and chief
engineer of the Capital Traction COM
pany. presided. Arthur p. Davis, chief en-
gineer of the United States reclamation
service, as the POSTMASTER
NJ. E. Cooley of the University of Mich
igan spoke of the engineers Of the fu-
ture. prophesying that the education of
the engineer in the years to come would
be broader than it is today, and would
cover many courses now exclusively
found in the arts courses of colleges.
Shaft to Memorialize Aviation.
o. II. Tittman of the coast and geo.
dettc survey suggested that a shaft be
erected in honor of the men who have re-
Gently made such great advances in the
science of aviation. DIR. Charles E. Mon
roe of George Washington University
spoke of the relation between the chem
list and the engineer, showing that the
chemist, in his development Of the higher
power explosives, had aided the engineer
in the greatest projects.
Other speakers were Charles Whiting Ba-
L. o. Howard Of the bureau of entomol-
ogy.
Guests Present.
The attendance included:
John w. Adams. r. E. Adams, Fred
erick w. Albert, Walter c. Allen, r. Earle
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Charles Whiting Baker, C. c. Baden, A.
c. Baldwin, A. l.. Baldwin, D. II. Bald
win, z. C. Barnard, George Barnes, L. A.
Bauer, Paul Bausch, E. ]. Bebb. James
BerralI. Frederick B. Berry, Morris Bien.
F. C. Boggs. w. P. Borland, Robert A.
Boswell, William Bowie, C. r. Bradbury.
Abel Bravo, Redmond Brennan, Philip B.
Brill, Glenn Brown and William I.
Brown.
Marus r. Campbell David C. CARL. C.
A. Carlson, Roy F. Carty. G. A. Chad
wick, J. NJ. Chamberlin, r. H. Chappell,
Arthur H. Chase. B. E. Clark, John NJ.
Colt. w Cole, j. S. Conway, NJ. c. Cooley.
Mortimer E. Cooley and Percy Crawford.
r. H. Dalgleish, a. NJ. Daniels, A. P.
Davis, Edward W. Deakin, w. c. Dean,
Mark De Grange, C. r. Denmark. w. F.
Dennis. Albert E. Dieterich r. B. Dole,
Leonard s. Doten, E. M. Douglas and A.
r. DuEn1ngton.
F. H. Eastman, H. C. Eddy. C. E. Ellis
worth, John F. Ensign, E. B. Eynon and
Richard Won Ezdorf.
II. S. Fairbanks. w. B. FAIRFIELD, Rob-
ert A. Farmer, Thomas ]. Fisher, Owen
B. Frerch. Felix Freyhold and H. c.
Frankenfield.
William S. Garland, c. P. Gliem. Albert
T. Goldbeck, John Blake Gordon, H. B.
Gregory and NJ. C. Grover.
Willis E. Hall. J. H. Hanna, Fred s.
Hacker. John p. Healy. Mayo Dyer Her
Hill, J. s. Hill, E. T. Hines. H. L. Hodg-
kins, l. o. Howard and John C. Hoyt.
George r. Ide and F. H. Iden.
E. NJ Jenson, Carl +. Jeanson. Hennen
Jennings. Elwood Johnson, E. N. john
ston, George Wallace Jones and Lewis
Jones.
c. s. Kimball
B. P. Lamberton, ]. E. LaWton. M. 0.
Leighton. Morton F. Leopold and A. F.
Lucas.
D. L. McComb. w. A. Mcfarland, John
f. McGrath, Charles A. McKenney. S. j.
Macfaren, Van H. Manning, J. H. Marble,
E. r. Marden. E. s. NARROW. r. B. Mar
shall, Thomas w. Marshall, E. r. Martin,
J. NJ. Marzolf A. nj. p. Maschmeyer,
Louis Matamoras, r. Mayo. jr., o. A.
Mechlin, A. B. Mesney. Clifford de j.
Mesney, W. r. Metz, Robert L. Middle
ton, C.. B. Mirick, III. e. Mitchell, H. T.
Morningstar, Charles A. Mourhess,
Charles Il. Munroe and Fred w. Murphy.
T. Fl. Newell and s. n. D. North.
Frederick D. Owen.
H. D. Padgett. w. E. Parker, Frederick