Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30

required. Committees such as the re-
ception. entertainment, decoration,
publicity. and others. Will need q Ger
tain amount Of money 10 carry our
their work II il highly necessary 10
know The total amount 10 that the f-
nance committee can formulate some
plan 20 secure II ii Is proposed 10
ask both city and Stale 10 aid to some
extent.
A very satisfactory development 81
the meeting was that many county
representatives were present. and III
was their universal expression That
The only practicable plan Tor the re-
ceptinn would be one big affair at An
napolis al the time to be selected AS
many were present who had not at
tended previous meetings. many ques
tiOns which had already been discus
sed and settled revived one OF these
WAS, the difficulty, which ali recognize,
connected with the difference In time
when the organizations and separate
service men will return. This uues-
tion was handled dit the first meeting
great many men have already re-
turned and the asbence OF many others
Will be prolonged Under these cir
cumstances. 1t will be impossible 10
walt until the last man IL back as By
that time many of those who have re-
turned VIII have gone 10 other places
and can have no share In the reeep-
#tion. While this matter was discus
sed again. Il was pointed out that 1t
had been settled by the passage, III
the first evenings session of a motion
fixing the day for the main reception
at a time as near as possible after the
return 0f The 29th and 18th Divisions
In addition to this, Company NJ and
the Machine Gun Company of the
l15th Infantry will be brought to AM
napoiIs, before discharge, To parade as
units II possible This motion en-
bodied the best plan possible under
the circumstances and upon the In
formation now available.
Quite a number of the county repre-,
sentatiyes present stated that they
had not been informed until very re-
Gently that they had been appointed
Those present last evening were:
Second district, Mrs Clarence NJ
White and Henry 4. Boettecher;; Third
district, Alton r. Arnold; Fourth dis
trtct, Mrs. John A. Watts and Rhode
rick o. shipley; Eighth district. w
Frank Chaney and William II. Hall
1T was stated that the Fifth district
was not likely TO join in the reception
af Annapolis. Quite number Of adj
ditionaf members were named for the
districts, and each one was given rep
resentation on the reception commit
tee.
Joseph M. Armstrong vas naned as
chairman or the reception committee
and the following were named as
members
John K. Roland, Mrs. E. =. Gage,
Mrs. II. ID. Tisdale, Mrs. r +, Strange,
Mrs. Kidder, MRS. ST. George Barber,
Mrs Charles II Russell, Miss e. p.
Carr, Mrs. Elmer e. Parkinson. MRS, I
Eva Shipley, Miss Anna Brayshaw
Mrs John s. strahorn, Mrs Henry
Viking. Mrs. Katherine Watkins,
Miss Effie Strange. Mrs. George w
Clark, Miss Bessie Armiger, Miss Jen-
ME Armiger. Mrs. Bowie Duckett, Mrs
Frank M. Basil. Mrs. Anna Brewer
walter Bennett. Mrs Mamie Lang
percy Kyies. Miss Augusta Jones, Mrs
paui Holly. Mrs George 7, Bell, Miss
Lillian Shepherd, Mrs George 4
Moss. Mrs. Travis. Brown, Mrs Jennie
Collision, Mrs. Annie Jackson, Mrs W
stevens. Miss Virginia Mulian, Mrs
annie Gibson. Miss Anna ca Smith
Mrs Edward Burtis, Mrs. Dorsey
(;asgaway, Miss Ethel Johnson, VIII
liam Barber, Mrs. George f. Qaaid,
ars Thomas McWilliams, Mrs. Sam,
8uel Wolfangle. Mrs. Oswald. Tilghman,
Mrs. Samuel Rawlings, Mrs Thomas
McNew. Mrs. r. q Chaney, Mrs. sam
nel Boone, Mrs. John Engelke, Eugene
Grimm. Charles All Rusteberg, Mrs. I
j I,inthicum. Mrs. Blueford, Mrs Mar.
garet Miller, Miss Lucy Redmond, Miss
Anna Boessel, Miss Eva II Clark, Miss
Nell Ennis. Mrs George Heintz, Mrs.
Edward Russell. Mrs Margaret More
4anti Mrs. Robert Moss, Mrs. g. a..
grady. Mrs. James r. Brady
meeting of this committee was
called for Thursday evening at the
city Council Chamber