The Washington times., 1915-06-02
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PLANS CELEBRATION
Prominent Citizens Will Speak
at Anniversary Of Associa-
ton at Arcade June 19.

ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration OF
the twenty-frst anniversary of the Co
lumbia Heights Citizens Association.
the appointment Of standing committees
for the ensuing year. and the announce
ment of a campaign by which 1t Is
hoped to double the membership by
January I, next, were features OF the
June meeting Of the association last
nihgt.
J. Clinton Hiatt, secretary of the as
sociation. was author OF resolution
renewing the request that the Commits
sioners recommend In their forthcoming
estimates an appropriation for installing
q new electric lighting system on upper
Fourteenth street from Florida avenue
to Spring road.
Enthusiasm was shown by members IN
plans for the anniversary celebration
June 10. The program, 1t was announced,
will be held In the Arcade ballroom:
Tho three Commissioners have accepted
invitations to attend and Commissioner
Brownlow will be q speaker,
Henry p Blair. president OF the
Board Of Education. and Fred g.
] Berger, vice president Of the associa-
ton when first organized. have accept
| ed invitations to give addresses Judge
Charles S. Bundy will speak for the
present organization. Col. Myron NJ.
Parker has been invited to make an ad-
dress relative to the laying out of CO.
lumbia Heights. There Will be a mu-
sical program and dancing.
Will Make Arrangements.
The following executive committee
was named to make final arrangements:
J. Clinton Hiatt. chairman; William r.
Harr. Daniel w. Edelin, William B.
| Todd, Arthur c. Houghton, Arthur B.
| Shreve, DR.. Lewis B. Thomson. DIR.
Dwight Gordon Smith, DR.. Seneca B.
Balm, Frederick ]. Rice. DR.. Benjamin
+. Gibbs. A. Leftwich Sinclair. Max
Kohner and Charles s. Bundy.
william r. Harr. newly elected presi-
don't Of the Columbia Heights Associa-
ton, announced the appointment of the
following committees for the ensuing
year:
Executive committee - William r.
Harr. chairman; Daniel w. Edelin,, Will
liam B. Todd, Arthur B. Shreve. J.
! Clinton Hiatt Arthur G. Houghton. DR..
Lewis B. TSE%son orSon Thomas smItS Edwar6s 5s
Seneca B. Balm, Frederick J. Rice, DR..
Benjamin f. Gibbs, A. Leftwich Sin
clair. Max K1hner. Charles s. Bundy.
ssts stsets and asss eWs B. TSam s5n1
son, chairman; James w. Clarke. vice
| chairman: Paul e. Grove, Vernon @.
| owen, James H. Crew. David 8. Pool
| and oscar Nauck.
Education and school facilities
| Thomas Edwards. jr.. chairman: DR.
/ Z. i. Roberts, vice chairman; Prof
Stephen z. Kramer, Aaron Johns. Loui.
z. Hyatt. Bernard Leonard. DR.. ]. w
Hollingsworth.
Public health-Dr. Dwight Gordor
Smith. chairman; John T. Bardron
| vice chairman; e. c. Morris, DR.. c. d
Haas. Dr. B.. II. Swain. l. r. Hit. DR.
H. F. Sawtelle.
/ Parks and lawns-Dr. Seneca B. Balm
i chairman: F. s. Cassin, vice chairman
d. H, Manning. ]. o. Lewis. H.: d
Sheppard. w. J. Bowman. Charles Gar
Public util,ties-Frederick J. Rice
chairman; Harry Seay. vice chairman
T.. s. McCalmont. Charles e. Gross
A. &C. Lampe. F. J, Ford, F.. w. Boil
giano.
Membership and entertainment-Dr
Benjamin r. Gibbs. chairman; Henry
Evans. vice chairman; William NJ. Bras
well, Joseph NJ. Chiswell, w. s. Minnix
G. A. Myers, Edwin Yarnold.
| Law and legislation-A. Leftwich Sin
clair, chairman; George c. Gertnan
vice chairman; Frank Z. Cunningham
jP. ]. Nee, Charles r. Kern, Capt
Thomas Judge, Howell d. Young.
Recreation, and amusements = MAJ
Kohner, chairman: Charles II. Under.
wood, vice chairman; r. s. Stunz. A. B
Carty. p. s, Martin. l.. J. Silverman
John Crilly. -