Evening star., 1913-02-25
TO MEET WILSON
Forty-Eight Citizens Will Greet
Him at Depot.
ON PAGES Committee
Only Princeton Men and Writers to
Be at Smoker
POLICE PLANS PERFECTED
Nine Hundred Extra Washington
Mo-, VIII ~ Cxyorx, IT, YNnJ1
POLICE PLANS PERFECTED
Nine Hundred Extra Washington
Men Will Be Sworn In, as Well
as Baltimore Group.


augrral committee has completed it
work in connection with selecting tn
citizens who are to meet Gov. Wood
row Wilson when the President -elec
arrives in Washington the afternoon
of March :; and made public the lis
of these citizens today.
They are forty-eight in number. ant
include nine senators and eleven rep
resentatives. This committee of cit1
zens will meet in the presidential room
OF Union station shortly before
o'clock on the afternoon of March 3
greet the Presidcnt-elect and welcom,
him to Washington on behalf of resi-
dents of the capital, and escort him tt
his hotel
Members of Committee.
The committee is as follows:
Thomas Nelson Page. chairman; Ihe0
dore w. Noyes, vice chairman; II. Pres
colt Galley, secretary.
Senator Charles A. Culberson. Senator
Thomas II. Gore. Senator Thomas :. Mar
lin. Senator James T.. MARITIME. Senato
Lee 5. Overman. senator James A
OGorman. Senator Hoke Smith, Senate
John II. Thornton and Senator JOIN
Sharp Williams.
Representative 4. S. Burleson, Repre-
sentative Henry ID. Clayton. Representa-
tive Henry ID. Flood, Representative r.
Henry, Representative q. Nj. James, Rep
resentatiVe William A. Jones, Represen
tative Gordon Lee. Representative "A NJ
Palmer. Representative Swagar Sherley
Representative j. l.. Slayden and Repre-
sentative Edward W. Townsend.
Ira f. Bennett. Charles j. Bell. Adds
Il. Browne. William V. Cox. Henry f. Da
Wis, Edward II. Droop. Rear Admiral
George Dewey. John Joy Edison. Charles
G. Glover. Right Rev. A. Harding, Justice
Franklin Lane. Blair Lee j. r. Mclean
Gen. Nelson a. Miles. John A. McIlhenny
George y. McLanahan. r. Ross Perry
Cuno III. Rudolph, Arthur. Peter. Rev
gen, Col. S. r. Williams. Fred A. Walker
Other Reception Committees.
The committee is now completing list
of citizens to act as a reception commit
tee for the Vice Presdent-elect, and an
other list of chairmen of subcommittee
who will appoint their own committees
to act as reception committees for each
of the governors of states who are tc
visit Washington during the inauguration
These additional lists will be completed
tomorrow
The Washington Princeton Alumni AS
sociation has completed the details OF the
plans for the smoker" they will give ir
honor Of the President-elect the night Of
March 5, which will be the only function
he will attend either March ) or 4, ex
cept dinner of the Wilson family at the
governors hotel the night of March 3.
Plans for the Smoker.
Henry Clay Stewart will form a com
mittee to meet the President-elect at his
hotel after the family dinner and viii
escort him to the ballroom of the hote
where the smoker will be held. There
Gov. Wilson will be met by the members
of the reception and smoker committees
acting as floor committee
With the exception of representatives
OF the newspapers, no one will be ad-
mitted TO this smoker except graduates
undergraduates and the faculty of Prince
ton University.
Frank B. Fox of the class of 1905 OF
Princeton is in charge of arrangements
for the smoker; Henry Clay Stewart is
chairman of the reception committee, MAJ
c. j. Wiehle. chairman of the committee
on decorations and Newton K. FrO1
chairman of the committee to identify and
register applicants for admission to the
smoker.
Parade Plans Complete.
Gen. Wood, grand marshal of the inau.
gural parade. and Col. Allen, his chief OF
stan, and Lieut.. Lee. his aid and secre
tary, have completed the program fol
that feature of the inaugural ceremony
including the organization OF the entir.
line and the places OF assembly of tn,
various organizations. The program II
being printed, but at the instance of tn,
executive inaugural committee, will no
be made public, except in the official pro
gram TO be offered for sale by that com
mittee i'll few days.
Additional information today was re
celved by Gen. Mills commanding th
second grand division. concerning tn
plans of the various organizations whic]
Will march i'm that division. The Ma
tional Guard of New Jersey have enga ye,
quarters in the former District Nationa
Guard Armory. l. street near 9TH street
Quarters for other troops have been sc
cured as follows:
Cadets of ST. Johns School. New York
at Northeast Temple. 1I21 II street north
east: Cadets of the Georgia Militar,
Academy at the Grand Hotel: the Citade
cadets OF Charleston, :. c.. at Carroll In
stitute: two companies OF Michigan troop
In government buildings on New JArse
avenue; troops from Alabama at Dono
hoes Hall, 31I Pennsylvania ayanI1
southeast.
Massachusetts, Militia.
The organized militia OF Massachusetts
Will be quartered in various buildings a
follows:
The Provisional Brigade and the s,l
Infantry AT $50 l4th street: the 9Th In
1antry at Indiana avenue and 1st street
The lst Battalion OF Artillery at 1Ol. etl
street the 2d and Sd Battalions OF Ar
1Nlerv at Sl6 g street; the. I'd Corps n
cadets at Masonic Temple: COMPANY n
~ Infantry and Company G. 9th In
streets: Company A. 9th Infantry
32o Indiana avenue; Company
9Th Infantry. 716 ID street: Company r
6tl} Infantry, at the National Rife
Armory; Company r. 9Th Infantry. n
the ST. James; Troop ID. 1st CavaIr
Squadron. at Sth and X streets: m
Ambulance Company. Ioi2 9th street
and Companies q. T. and @ OF the Nava
Brigade on board the L. s. s Ozark
Booklet on Points of Interest
The booklet prepared by the commit Q
ON marking points OF historic interest. @
which William T. Van Wickle is chaI,
man. has been printed and copies OF
may be obtained at inaugural headoua,
tiers or at the office of the chairma,
13lI F street northwest.
The work OF the committee las bee
divided among four subcommittees on
headed by DIR. Marcus Benjamin. chail
man. TO examine and pass on points z
historic interest: another. headed b
Frederick ID. owen, chairman, on chara,
ter. design and material OF marke,
another. headed by Henry w Sampso,
chairman. to locate and mark sites $,
lected, and another. headed by John Clas
gett Proctor. chairman, on compiling an
printing catalogue.
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