The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-03
MORE Inaugural
bodies NAMED
Meeting This Morning at New
Willard to Advance Cen
eral Plans.
FUND TOTALS $6l,S20
Indications Are that Congress Will
Grant Use Of Pension Build
ing for Ball.
FUND TOTALS s61,S2o

work can be directed along well-dennec
lines toward the programme. No OBJ
stdcle to progress has yet been encoun-
tered, and despite the agitation against
the use of the Pension Office for the
inaugural ball and against the turkey
trot, officials of the inaugural committee
seemed confident last night that they
have no cause for fear either that the
Pension Office will be closed against them
or that an fashionable dance will
terminate an ancient and honorable in
stitution in which the whole people of the
United States is interested.
George Z. Hamilton, chairman of the
legislative committee, anticipates that
Congress will readily grant the use of
the Pension Office. A resolution pro-
viding that use will be presented to Con-
grsss within a few days. As for the
dances of the turkey trOt" fashion,
chairman Of the floor committee, B. S.
Minor, said last night that details of that
character would be taken up after his
committee is appointed, probably this
week or Monday.
Fund Now Reaches s6I,s2O.
Subscriptions to the inaugural fund last
night reached s6l.S2o, the items received
yesterday being: w. s Corby, $500: SOM
crset r. Waters. IS; Miller -Koppcut Stone
Company, 800; Harry kaufman. S25; Muir
ray Bros, 500: Thornton n. Motley. s25:
Joseph L. Crupper. 800; NJ. O'Hanlon. So;
Frederick f. Chaplin. 500: John r. Wright.
S25: American Ice Company, SO: Samuel
J. Stineberger. 500: II. c. Duffey, NJ. D.,
IS; F. c. Henry. 500: c. II. Burgess Sons
Co. Inc. S.: William Selby, 500: Henry
J. Rupert. SIS: Xander & Plugge. IS:
Stanton c. Peelle 800: Clarence Dodge,
$50; Berry & Minor, $50: Charles c. Glo-
YER jr.. S25; Julius Garfinkle & Co. $3.50;
w. V. Cox. $50; C. I. Corby. 500.
Committees announced yesterday were:
Committee on comfort at the BALD.
J. Callahan. chairman: John L. Weaver,
secretary: Frank II. Bethel. W. w.
Bowie, James a. Cahill. William II. Cal
lahan. c. Fred Cook. Charles Corby.
Joseph VI. Curran, Eugene s. Cochran.
II. {. Dodge, John Dolph, T. c. Dulin.
Frank II. Edmonds, f. c. Graham, Ben
jamin $. Graves, Charles A Hammett.
Leo P. Harlow. Ed T. Harrington.
George W. Harris. DR.. ]. NJ. Heller, J.
II. Johnson jr.. w. c. johnson. n. ].
Leary. Ralph W. Lee. George S. Living
ston. A. Il. Lyon. Crandall Mackey, Ar
thur ]. May. Edwin 5. Moores, d. S.
Porter, Samuel J. Prescott. Hugh Reilly,
William T. Ring, William +. Shannon,
Paul Sleman. OdeI S. Smith. II. c. c.
Stiles. Wallace Streater. Washington
TOpham. r L. Townsend, Clement g.
Ucker, Joseph /. Weller E o. Whitford,
Levi Woodbury.. and Maj. Glendie B.
Young.
Ballroom decOrations-WalterG G. Peter,
chairman: T. J. d. Fuller. vice chair
man: Frederic B. Pyle, secretary. Ex-
eCutive cOmmittee-James Rush Mar
shall, Victor Mindeleff. Miss Grace Lin
Colin Temple. F. c. Dean, L. Morris
Leisenring. Oscar Wenderoth. Associate
Bennink, Emile Ber-
liner. James Berrell, A. Burnley Bibb.
Fl. a. Brooks, W. B. Bryan. +. F. Cald-
well. G. Thomas Dunlop, John ]. Farley
J. Blake Gordon, Albert l. Harris, A.
B. Heatun. James B. Henderson. William
II. Holmes, c. 5. Jones. c A Langley,
Thomas B. Love. DIR. Louis Mackall,
George p. Mangan, W. J. Marsh. f. c.
Messer. Thomas a Mullett. Patrick
Wade II. Ozburn, Paul ]. PeIz
Armistead Peter. II. G. Reed. G C
Stouffer, E. NJ. Talcott, s. p Wagner
l. p. Wheat. jr.. w. D. Window. Glenn
ent 5. Ticker, w. Talbert Sinclair.
Other Committees.
Committee on public comfort-Michael
Weller chairman: JONES p. Oyster.
FIRST vice chairman; James F. Hood. sec
H.,
secretary. and Frank Van SAINT. clerk
Executive cOmmittee-O. T Beaumont,
Charles F. Benjamin, W. b. Bryan, James
:. Courts. A. B. Coppes, Daniel E Ed
wards. Daniel f. Garges, John r. Gallo |
way. Alphonse GirOuard J. r. Gore, Pat
rick J. Haltigan, Edward ]. Hannah. A. |
:. Hermann, Waldo c. Hibbs, Charles f: |
Howe, Leo T. Harlow, William ]. Hughes, |
B. Hunt. Robert y. HARPER.
ThnrnaS oil
Francis B. Lloyd, Charles A Mccarthy. |
Thomas II. Mckee, Henry H. Mckee, |
James u. Maher, Thomas ]. Moore, |
Gorge w. Moss. J. G Malcolm, p J. |
Nee. James l.. Parsons. Richard A. |
'yles. NJ. D.: f. F. Repetti, NJ. D; Will |
am p. Richards Kennedy F. Rea. AL |
Vert Schulteis A. r. Server, Frederick /
r. Siddons, John Shughrue, George /
Srransy, A. Leftwich Sinclair. Henry w.
Sohon, William Tindall, Evan H Tucker,
Edward VOigt, Samuel II. Walker. Robin
'on White, A. d. Wilkinson. and John {.
iost.
The following names were added to-
lay to the committee on civic organiza-
ion: Col. F. n. Finucan, Daniel Bride
X. VarneIl. DR.. Theodore Schon-
lau, Charles F. Cummins. James A.
w. p. Emo. DR.. l.. ]. Battle,
Dr.. II. d. Duffy, John R. Wright, ].
fred Essary. Frank B. Lord. Charles A.
1oefier, and o. H. Gore.
The following appointments to the
committee were announced
afternoon:
George 2. James, chairman; A. |
=. Poston, first vice chairman; w. H.
sallahan. second vice chairman: Wilbur
ieblinger. secretary; B. NJ. Newbold, S.
}. Hege, L. S. Brown, George NJ. Bond,
7. WE'LL, c. U. Fletcher. J. T. Moffett,
dell S. Smith, c. G. Elliott, F. s. Perry.
larry Peyton, d. X. jackson. DIR. W. S.
Iarban, J. T. Hendrick, S. T. Thompson,
!. Winter, r. z. Whiteley, Z. NJ. Tai
oft, f. Birch. J. c. Malcolm. E. c. CO.
en-, T. L, Lipsett. ]. Lewis. jr., W. G.
oIeman, E. J. Lockwood. c. E. Phelps,
L. Heacock. J. H. Hanna, A. L. Pow
Il, Col. T. ]. L. Brown, A. B. Shelton, ].
Iorman Perry, II. E. Stringer, r. ].
call, jr.. f. Charlton Graves, Z. p.
rooke, T. E. Gill. J. B. Pettis. F. H.
dmonds, T. E. Kinsey. F. L. Marshall,
'. w. Bowie. and r. W. Fisher.
Chairman Wellers committee is to do
Il possible toward providing accommo-
ations of all sorts for Inauguration Wis
ors. and headquarters at the United
tates Savings Bank Building, at Tenth
treet and Pennsylvania Avenue North
est, are already a center of strenuous
ess. Efforts to discountenance exorbi-
mt charges for board and lodging will
: principal business of the committee.
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