The Washington times., 1913-02-26
MARSHALL COMES
! TOC|TY ON FRIDAY
H. B. MacfarIand to Lead Men
Who Viii! Greet Him on
Arrival at Capital.

Henry b. F. Macfarland will head the
committee which will greet Vice Presi-
elect Marshall upon his arrival here Fri
day afternoon at o'clock.
Unless there is an unexpected shift in
his plans. Mr. Marshall leaves his home
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, and will go
to Trenton 10 see Governor VIII
son. Then he comes here. He has kept
his plans from the inaugural committee
during his trip in the West, and ar
rangements had to be made through his
secretary. This situation found the in
augural committee puzzled today. Mr..
Macfariand was appointed chairman Of
the reception committee, with power TO
choose his aides, TO greet Mr.. Marshall
The inaugural committee heaved a
that the Indian warriors had arrived in
town. =
Chief Hollow Horn Bear. the Rose
bud chieftsin, explained that his fol-
lowers, including Chief Two Moons and
Little Wolf. had such a good time in
New York after the Indian ceremonies
Saturday that they were loath to leave
for Washington. All agreed, however,
that they wanted to be in the inau-
gural parade and to participate in the
presentation of a peace pipe to Wilson,
The Great White Chief"
Meet At Willard.
The historic sites committee will meet
at O'Clock Friday night at the New
Willard Hotel 20 complete arrangements
for taking care CT visitors who wish to
view special points of historic Interest.
Badges and medals will oe distributed
by Chairman Van Wickle.
The public safety committee meets at
1:sJ O'Clock top.t..'oE night at the New
willard, as does the hospitals and am
bulancs committee.
In the final meeting of the inaugural
committee tomorrow morning the finish
ing touches will be given to the inau-
guration. rrangements.
Badges fo- the NcE Jersay delegation
will bear a small domijohn labeled
Jersey Lightning, with u Jersey mos
quito crawling over the outside. Some
of the New Jersey city delegations will
wear other distinctive insignia.
Members of the notification committee
and of the Spanish War Veterans. who
met Governor Wilson in New Jersey
last summer, will be decorated with
special badges.
The public order committee today is
distributing press and vehicle badges,
admitting to the lines during the inau-
gurai parade. Vehicles are barred, with
few exceptions, from the Avenue
March 4.
The Scommittee to receive the Vice
Presid6nt is as follows:
Henry 3. F. Mcfarland, chairman;
senators John W. Kern, Robert L.
owen. Claude A. Swanson, and Morris
Sheppard
Consressmen Lincoln Dixon. John 7.
Fltzserald. James Hay, r. P. Hobson,
w. S. Hammond, Joseph T. johnson.
Henry T. Rainey, w. r. Smith, D. ".
Stephens. Edward W. Saunders, and
William B. Wilson
Alexander Graham Bell, Louis Ben
nett. E. c. Graham. William D. Hoover.
John B. Henderson, jr. Dr. Ralph Jen-
kms, Gen. John A. Johnston, Robert
lansing, r. v. Oulahan. Walter S. PEN
field. Henry Cleveland Perkins. Myron
NJ Parker. Rev. c. Ernest Smith, James
Isrown Scott DIR. william Taylor Thorn.
Simon Wolf.
The list OF chairnen OF committees to
receive governors Us as follows: New
York, Perry Belmont; Louisiana, Err
nest Wilkinson; Alabama, BENJAMIN
Micou: Pennsylvania, Congressman
Curtis II. Gregg: Michigan David FAIR
child: Connecticut, Congressman Thorn
as L. Riley; Illinois, Congressman A. ].
SABBATH: Nebraska. Congressman Dan
v. Stephens: North Carolina, Congress-
man Robert y. Page: New Jersey, w.
III, Singleton: Delaware. Robert Stead;
Rhode Island. Congressman George F.
O'Shaunessy: Missouri, Congressman
James T. Lloyd; Maryland, jackson H.
ItBISloii. mdSsdCHusells, Sdnuei W.
Woodward.
To Attend Ball
Governor Sulzer. of New York; Gov
ernor Mann. of Virginia, and Speaker
Clark have accepted the invitation of
the Democratic National Association to
attend the inaugural ball at the Ar
cade the evening of Narch l. Other
governors and prominent Democrats
have been asked 10 attend, and their
answers are expected within a few
days.
The organizers of this event plan TO
make it a notable gathering. Admis-
sions will be limited to 1908, and the
guest list is subject to a strict censor
ship.
Four detectives from Baltimore who
are familiar with the underworld of
OF that city will report to Major Syl-
rester Sunday morning for duty dur
inf the time the Inauguration crowds
are in Washington. The sleuths are
Peter r. Bradley. William Miller, Her
man Pohler. and Robert Porter. De-
tectives from all over the East will
report between now and Monday for
eimiia rduty on account of the crooks
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