Evening star., 1923-02-22
ALEXANDRIA IN GAY
ATTIRE FOR PARADE
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whose auspices today's parade is being
given.
The first, or military. division will be
| headed by a platoon of mounted police
| in charge of Chief of Police c. T. Goods
Then will come the chief marshal. Maj.
Gen. Lejeune, and his personal aide,
| Capt. Craig: Col. Ogden and his aides.
John T. Worthington. Charles NJ. Jones.
W. Cameron Roberts James w. Rob-
erts, Arthur K. Warf1eld. DR.. Jesse
Hayes, L. Morgan Johnston. Allen H.
Roberts. Capt. Robert Thomas. T. Will
! fred Robinson, Arthur NJ King. r. H.
G. Beverley, o. H. Kirk, Kemp R Rush.
| Pierce, Hugh T. Clarkson, Joseph H.
Newell. Robert L. Kane, Leonard j.
Miller. the Army band of sixty-f1ve
! pieces. Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
Trtnkle, Mayor William A. Smoot, chair
man of the reception committee and
/ member of the advisory committee of
the birthday association: Harry B.
| Cation. president of the Washington
Birthday Association, and Col. Hiram
| Smith. the governors chief of staff,
! and Mrs. Hiram Smith: Col and Mrs.
NJ. B. Rudd, Col. and Mrs. Walter Cot
| trell, Col. and Mrs. Hill Montague and
| Miss Montague. Col. and Mrs l. Val
! Col. ]. w. Williams, Col. Clyde RatcIiffe,
Col and Mrs. c. E. Burks, Col and
Mrs. r. A. Gillian. Col Hiram Wall,
| Col. T. P. Beery, Col. Peter Saunders,
COL +. Z. Mathews. members of the
! governors party
| The infantry from Fort Washing
! ton. in command of Capt Hartigan;
Fort Humphreys Band, two compa-
| MES Of the 18th Engineers from Fort
Humphreys. the honor guard during
| dier on Armistice day, in command
of Maj J. A. Dorst; band and marines
from Quantico. United States Navy
Band. under the direction Of Charles
Benter; bluejackets from the L. S.
destroyer Reuben James, Fort Myer
| Field Artillery Band. troops from
Fort Myer numbering 200. with
Col william c. Rivers, Sd Cav
airy; Maj. Jonathan M Wainwright
Of the Sd Cavalry and Maj c. p.
George, 18th Field Artillery.
Second Division.
The second division, known as the
fire division. marshaled by Capt J.
Sid Douglas, is as follows: Cadet
Band of Richmond, Friendship Vet
erans' Fire Association, numbering
about fifty, pulling the famous old
hand engine, a duplicate of the ap-
paratus used by this company when
| it was established, in 1774, when
George Washington was a member; /;
old Columbia steamer, No. 4: old Re-
liance steamer, No. 5; new Columbia
steamer, No. 4; motorized visiting
companies from Arlington county, in
cluding Cherrydale. Ballston and
Clarendon; Fire Chief Edward w. NC
Dermott, the Citizens Band, Relief
| Truck and Engine Company. No. 1,
in command of Capt. c. E; Davis;
Columbia Company, No. 4, in COM
mand of Capt Leo Deeton; and old
hand reel done up In white and pur-
pie and on top of which will set little
Eunice Roberts, dressed in white,
Fraternal Division.
Heading the fraternal division. the
last in line will be DIR. Llewellyn
Powell, marshal; A. A. Paul, chair
man. with his aide. ]. Preston Mer-
chant DR.. Powelfs chief of staff
will be Carroll woolf, with the fol-
lowing aides: Earl Popking, E. NJ
Forbes. Russell woolf, D. c. Cham
bers Robert Wheat, Robert Duncan,
Robert D. Woolf, C. w. Houston, L.
A. Carter and E. A. Saum. The
fraternal organizations drew for
places and the lineup will be as
follows:
order of Fraternal Americans, with
about 1900 in line, Samuel T. Park.
marshal; aides, Frederick W. Ebhardt,
James T. Humphrey. o. H. Daniels. w.
e. Crump and e. o'Neal. The banner