Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-31

walton Boyce. w. E. Braithwaite. E. NJ.
Borchard. Frank w. Byram. James f.
Bagley. F. G. Berger. Charles +. Crane.
w. ID. C1abaugh. .. F. Comstoek: c.
r. Christiani. j. C.. Conliff: Wlliiam
De Mol. c. A. Droop. w. w. Delano.
f. r. s. Embrey. Paul W. Evans. a. G.
Eldridge. s. NJ Fabian. n. F. Foster.
sherman B. Fowler. II. II. Freeman
Greene. A. V. Grimes. A. Gloetzner a.
Gumprecht. Halstead p. Hoover. j. Wal
ter Humphrey, Leroy w. Heron, Helm
rich Hammer. Henry p. Hopkins, Harry
ard. Walter T. Holt. Karl Holer. f. X
Hart. Joseph Harrison. Frank Jones.
Charles J. James. j. Henry Kaiser. Jo-
seph Kasper, William B. King, H. G'
Kimbal1. Anton Kasper. Richard Rooster.
John Porter Lawrence, Henry Lazard.
Ernest Lent. Harvey Murray, Charles +.
Meyers. James A. MacElwee, Donald b.
Macleod. Frank b. Metzerott. Herndon
Moore. Arthur D. Mayo. Sol Minister.
John II. Nolan w. J. Oates Guy a. Our
and. George II. O'Connor. William j.
Palmer. David g. Pfeiffer Edgar Priest.
II. Rapley. Frank p. Reeside X. r. Rod
erick. Arthur T. Ramsey. Herman C.
Rakemann. ID. l.. SeIke. Q. T. Simon. j.
NJ. Scranage. T. Arthur Smith. r. NJ.
Silby. Carl Smith. W. H. santelmann'
r. B. Turpin. Charles T. Tittman, J. r.
Theophil. Francis ]. Woodson. Sidney
Lloyd Wrightson. Fl. l.. West. Louis C..
Wilson. James A. White. jr.; De Cortez
Woffungen, Joseph B. Wilson, W. A.
Wilbur and Henry \ander.
The committee. since the inaugural ball
and the inaugural concerts have been
abandoned this year, has little to do. 1t
will make an effort, however, to aid or
O toll inc Il ~
obtain bands If they need them. Also the
committee will ask that Hail to- the
Chief be played by the band leading the
parade past the Presidents reviewing
various airs as they pass the President.
30 that lie may be relieved of the monot-
ony of hearing the same music.
Offer to Aid Visitors.
Seven hundred prominent Washington
business men and social leaders have Of
fered their services as information bu-
reau attaches Union station during the
thrush of visitors for the Wilson naugu-
ration. The entire number will be press
ed into service, according to Chairman
Weller of the public comfort committee
An Information bureau will be opened
at Union station not later than March >,
and operated day and night until after
the Inauguration. From thirty to forty
guides will be on duty constantly. In ad.
ditiOn, High School Cadets. in uniform,
VIII be employed by the committee to
escort visitors to the hotels and boarding
houses where they will stay during the
inaugural festivities.
Hundreds of requests for the pamphlet
issued by the committee containing the
addresses of boarding houses are being
received daily. That the inaugural crowd
this year will be the largest on record is
now believed to be likely
THE calling off of the ball. sid
Chairman Weller today, has not lessen
ed interest in the Inauguration, II the
number of requests for information re-
ceived by the public comfort committee
to date. as compared with the number
ceived In previous years when inaugural
plans were under way, is any indication
OF the number of visitors that may be ex-
pected in Washington March A.