The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-10
BROOKLYN EAGLE PARTY
GUESTS OF CHATTANOOGA

The Brooklyn Eagle party. of about
lou representative eastern people. ar
rived In Chattanooga at 1880 o'clock
saturday morning. They are tourists en-
route TO Arizona to dedicate officially
the Grand Canyon park. Chattanooga
was selected for n stop because OF its
| scenic beauty A committee from the
chamber Of commerce met the visitors
at the train.
They spent the greater part OF the
forenoon on a sight seeing trip over
the city. and took another trip this
afternoon following dinner at the
Hotel patten. They will so from Chat
tanooga to New Orleans.
In addition to the Brooklyn party
about 200 cadets from the X. Nj. I.
passed through CHATTANOOGA this morn
ing. on their way back TO their milf
tary camp in Florida.
Another tourist party IN the city
during the afternoon was composed Jof
100 girls from Ward Belmont on their
way east.
This made total OF almost 500 tour
lists who passed through Chattanooga
saturday A complete list of the
Brooklyn Eagle party follows:
Edward NJ Bassett, former congress-
man, and one of the leading authorities
in the country on building zono regu-
lations for great cities,
George Dressler a director OF the
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.
James ID. Johnson, president OF tho
Middle West Gas and Electric company
Meier Steinbrink, one-time republican
candidate for attorney general of New
York state.
William " Hester. vice. president and
treasurer OF the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
DIR, Herman 4. Peck, sanitary super
intendent and head OF the health de-
partment In Brooklyn,
Il. A. Ryan, assistant freight and
traffic manager OF the International
al A Ma
Commander ii. $. Babbitt, OF the ".
8. =. Chester, who was informed IN
war.
Charles II. Jensen. president Of the
Empire China works. OF Brooklyn
Thomas j, Boland, of New York.
n. II. Pouch, OF New York
Benjamin w. Wilson. former president
OF tho American Association of Photo
w II. Andrews, OF Brooklyn.
valentine j, Reidman, OF Brooklyn,
Hamilton ormsbce. editorial writer !
and formerly dramatic critic of the |
Theodore W. Kramer. contractor. as
ISOLATED with the Tilyou family In the |
erection OF Stooplechase park. one OF the |
leading attractions Of Conoy Island, |
Brooklyn's famous shore resort.
Or. Samuel II, Frost, OF brooklyn.
Or; Walter II. Korby. OF Queens, |
Brooklyn's sister borough.
faul )ailledouze and Henry Daillc-
douze brooklyn florists.
Carroll J, Post, of s. NJ. Gladwin a
Co, New York paper manufacturers
Winant H. Wardell, former Brooklyn
city, magistrate.
Charles IL. McDermott, metal and
sheet iron merchant. prominent In Tho 4
knights OF Columbus
George Andrews, OF Humbert a All II
drews. Brooklyn.
IT. c. cambridge. Brooklyn.
MISS Beatrice NJ. Ward, secretary 20
me director OF the National park serv-
Ice, department OF the interior
MISS Isabel Bassett expert geologist
New York. W
Fred III. Pouch, of Brooklyn.
Albert Fischer. of Brooklyn.
Thomas Keenan,. of BROOKLYN
George Weidermnn, OF tho Georea
WeideJmnn Electric company,
Richard +. McCully, president of tho
Hospital Association Of the New York
state Royal Arcanum.
FRANK Seaverns, OF Brooklyn.
James Ruddman, OF Brooklyn.
me women IN the party number
'nlong, the mleaders IN the club and
social lie IN New York City.
inc Eagle officials IN charge or the
our are: wy
7. V. Kaltcnborn. assistant managing
RAYMOND NJ. Gunnison. asslst.n, II
rea surer.
Edwin n. Wilson, city editor. /.
j. - Bremen. editorial secretary. ,