The Washington times., 1912-07-10
entertainment OF
HEALTH CONGRESS
CAREFULLY PLANNED
Joint Committee Hears Re-
port of Efforts Going For
ward to Please Delegates.

Two committees were appointed, re-
ports Of chairmen of subcommittee
made AMI satisfactory progress found
at the meeting today of the joint COM
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
and Board of Trade appointed to plan
entertainment for the delegats and visi-
tors to the convention Of the Amsrican
Public Health Association and the Fill
teenth International Congress on Hy-
gtene and Demography which meet In
Washington In September DR.. d. Percy
Hickling presided at the meeting which
was held at the rooms of the Board
Of Trade this afternoon.
william F. GUIDE, chairman of the
committee on hotels, reported that the
New willard had placed at the dis
and mezzanine floors of the hotel from
September II to 28 without charge. He
also reported that he had furnished to
the officers of the Congress and as
sociation a list of the Washington
hotels and their rates, which will be
sent on to the delegates.
Contributions to Funds.
William T. Galliher, chairman Of the
finance committee, reported that con-
tributions to the $4,000 entertainment
fund were coming In satisfa ctorily, but
scriptions at an early date
A committee on information was ap-
pointed to have booths at the Union
Station, and at the hotels with corps
of interpreters to guide the foreign
visitors to the Congress.
Information Committee.
The members of the committee on in
formation are F. A. Fenning, chairman: /:
DR.. Bernard Glueck, vice chairman; NJ.
D. Rosenburg. George r. Linkins. DR..
John Constas, W. Z. Hilton, w. S. Pen
field, James H. Baden. DIR. Alfred Glas-
cock, DR.. Lewis H. Taylor, DR.. Adam
Kemble, Brainard w. Parker, Spencer
Gordon, DR.. Frank H. Towner. DR..
Prentiss Wilson. Vernon G: Owen, DR.;
Frank A. Mazzei, Antonio Opisso, Fred
B. Pyle, F. Laurence Pyle. DR.. Noble
p. Barnes, DR.. W. J. Mallory, DR.. James
A. Cannon, Dr. ]. J. Mundell, DR.: How
ard Fisher, DR.. c. e. Ferguson, DR.. w.
H. Hough, DR.. H. H. Hazen, William j.
Flather, jr.; DR.. Ernest c. Varela, Dr..
B. r. Logic, Fred c. Kleinschmidt, DR..
r. F. Tobin, and DR.. G. Lafora.
Entertainment Body.
Tho committee on entertainment ap-
pointed today is composed of DR.. George
NJ. Kober. DR.. G. Lloyd Magruder, DR..
William A. White, r. Golden Donald
son. DR.. Joseph Tabor johnson, Abram
Lisner, George w. White. Thomas c.
Noyes, Capt. James F. oyster, Com
missioner Cuno H. Rudolph, DR.. Will
liam P. Reeves. DR.. 2. T. Sewers. DR..
DR.. Edgar A. Copeland, DR.. J. J. Madi-
gan, Justice Job Barnard, Justice
Charles Robb, Justice Dan Thew
Wright. William B. Ambrose. DR.. Will
the Rev. Henning ]. Nelms, DR.. George
Tully Vaughn, DR.. S. S. Adams, DR.. L.
w. Reisinger. Charles Wheeler. L. +.
Zinkhan, Commissioner William v. Jud-
son, Commissioner John A. Johnston,
]. NJ. Culp, Percy II. Russell. Thomas
W. Smith, DR.. B. r. Logic, DIR. Thomas
s. Lee. DR.. D. K. Shute, d. w. Baker,
Gwynn Gardiner. Clarence r. Wilson.
and DR.. D. Percy Hickling. chairman.
Joint Committee.
The members of the joint committee
and chairmen of special committees
are: DIR. D. Percy Hickling, chairman;
DR.. William c, Woodward. vice chair
man; Frederick A Fenning, chairman
committee on information; DR.. Tom A.
Williafna, DR.. L. B. Swormstedt, Thad-
eus c.. Dulin. William F. GUIDE chairman
committee on hotels; Harry c. c. Stiles,
chairman committee on badges; o. j.
DeMoll; George F, Schutt, chairman
committee on printing; Chaplin Brown,
chairman committee on legislation; +;
William c. Galliher, chairman commit
tee on finance; DR.. Charles A. Weaver,
chairman committee on excursions and
DIR. s. R Carpeles, chairman committee
on place of meetings.
The next meeting Of the committee
will be held at the Board of Trade next
Wednesday at noon.
Widespread Interest.
AS indicating the interest which has
been aroused in the country over the
forthcoming congress, the officers Of
the congress announced today that they
have just been informed that the State
Of oregon is preparing an elaborate ex-
hibit for the exhibition on health.
At a recent meeting of a special COM
mittee appointed by Governor West It
was decided to ask the city council of
Portland for an appropriation of $500
to be expended for moving picture Aims
of the Fairgrounds, water and garbage
disposition, sewer systems and parks.
Views of schools have already been
taken with $3.50 provided by the school
board.
Moving picture scenes in the two GER
tilted milk supply plants of Portland
are also to be shown. The different
State institutions will pay the cost of
making the Views and considera BILE
sums are being paid by individual mem
bers Of the State commission in secur-
ing other exhibits. In all there will be
1000 feet of pictures showing the meas
ures employed in the State toward pro-
noting health and happiness.