Evening star., 1921-12-08

! sence Of the ballot He also indorsed
il Mr.. Noyes' assertion that Q?ngress
should match dollar for sdunats the
enues accumulated in the Treasury.
President Baker of the Federation
of Citizens Associations declared
that the 10000 men who MAKE p,das up aas
! are ali boosters for Washington. Mr..
Baker denounced the effort to give
!, Washington a voteless delegate In
Congress- as q substitute for voting
representation in the House Ind SEN
ate.
I City Clubs Hopes.
President Graham told the; various
civic leaders present that he hopes to
see the new City Club, of which he is
head. become the gathering place tor
all organizations working for the ad-
vancement of the National Capital.
In that building. he said. it should be
possible to bring the various civic
and trade bodies, into closer relation
ship in furtheripg the common causes
| of the city.
| MIR. Suter expressed the hope that
| the Society of Natives, still in its in
fancy, would soon be strong enough
| to celebrate a birthday such as the
Oldest inhabitants observed last ight
/ The banquet opened with the sing
ing OF 'AmerfCa ana cloSeQ Win
t"Auld Lang Syne."
! At the business session the follow
ing new members were elected: John
Clayton Ashton, George Pitt, John
Shepard Barker and Charles II. Rauh.
Mrs. Margaret Lane. wife of Denis
Lane, furnished old-fashioned home
made horsecakes as an added attrac-
ton for the menu.
| Silent Tribnte to Dead.
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their guest paid silent tribute to those
members who died during the past
year. A white rose had previously
been placed on the banquet table to
represent each of these members The
members stood while Secretary j,
Eli9t wright took each rose from the
table and read the name of the de-
iccased member attached.
Those who died were:
oven o,Hare. S. N: Meyer, George
~: Sutor. Samuel S. Yoder. Dr. II. c
!Ihompson. Commander w. S. Hogg
Dr. Gustav Openheimer, Henry S. Ad-
iler. Edward It. Bates. o. G. Boteler
\. M. Brooks. Henry G. Coburn, David
H.. Gotler, William N. DeNeale, She,
George E Gartrell, William II. Nc
Hhight; g {. Purcell. BENJAMIN w
Relss. Ernest Rupert, w. Hamilton
Snlith' John Hamilton Siggers, ALFRED
ood. THOMAS w. Fowler, John j
mil Charles NJ. Heaton. Fred G. Cal,
vert ana James S. Hayes.
Officers Elected.
| AT the business session officers
We're elected as follows: Theo,
moore, Judge Charles S. Bundy. Henry
~ Willard, Benjamin A. Colonna, An.
Inony Gaegler. George w. Evans. Juliu.
TTtiIoel, Tnn, Henry l.: Bryan, Washington
popnam' Alhion X. Paris. Judge Jol
tsarnard, ir. William Tindall and Mat
Wris,, 1nr@ frnneie; vice presidents; J. Elio
fassistant recording secretary; John b
MctaIthy. corresponding secretary
DTt h beh1amin W. Sunny. treasurer
Gen. tharies III. Ourand, marshal, ant
capt. George w. Evans. chronicler
Among Those Present.
| Among those present were: Charlie.
A. Baker. Judge Job Barnard, Lester
A. Barr, H. II. Bergman, Louis Ber
nau. Andrew Betz. S. r. Bond, S. d
Boss. Thomas Bradley. j. Edsor
Briggs. William F.. Brodt, l.. B
Brooks. w. L. Brotherton, Harry L
Bryan. Fred c. Bryan, Judge c. S
| Bundy, George G. Carter, Allen p
| >ie1i n' a. W. Nooh, W llHdH II. cooper
Wendal H. Cooper, Willie A. Cooper
George Z. Corson, NJ. r. Crandall, F
B. Curtis, Clarence E. Curtis, DR.. r
P. Cronin. Henry c. Davis. N. NJ Del.
| linger, W. w. Dodge, William NJ
| Dove, Edward NJ. Dulin, Frank w
, Dowling, Rev. j. H. Durham, George
NJ Emmerich. George w. Evans
James J. Freeman, John H A. Fowler
| d. NJ Goodacre. f. D. Godfrey. Johr
Green. John b. Grier, William H
Grovermann.. c. w. GIynne, John p
Gwynne. William Hahn, Ralph l.
4 Hail, William b. Hardy Albert Har-
per. George W. Henderson and son
J. T. Henshaw. c. Heurich, James F
Hood. James W. Hughes, G. w. Huss
| Robert F. Jonscher, Joseph /. Keefer
George A. King. B. F. Klopfer, ]. c
Kondrup, Charles T. Krauss, James
| B. Lambie. John B. Larner. John r
, Lang. Harry ]. Lee. Charles w
lehman, J. William Lehman, l.. s
Lipscomb, William McNeer, John II
| Magruder. DIR. Collins Marshall. Louis
Melius: Thomas p. Morgan. George w
| Moss. Thomas f. Moore, H. H Nichols
| H. r. Norton. Theodore w. Noyes
James F. Oyster, Thomas Oriani, GEN
Charles W. Ourand, Maurice Otter.
back. Albion h. Paris, James E.
Padgett. George Pitt, John c. Proc
tor. H. I. Rothrock, A Samuels, Mai