The Washington times., 1923-06-05
CITTZE EN- S
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COUNCIL
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committee cooperating
"a with the Shrine committee
are: Cuno H. Rudolph, general
chairman; James F. Oyster, first
vice chairman; Major F.. s. Bes-
son, second vice chairman; Fred
erick A. Fenning, secretary;
Ralph J. Sterling, assistant Sec
rotary.
Executive committee consists of
officers and D. j. Callahan,
Charles T. Clagett, James B.
Henderson, Charles w. Semmes,
Philip King, M. A. Leese and
Alex. Wolf.
General committee chairmen:
Charles w. Semmes, automobiles:
George Pitt, city beautiful; John
III. wilkins, food supplies; c. J.
Columbus, decorations; w. v. Cox.
historical landmarks; John T.
Meany, home accommodations;
Robert N. Harper. hospitality
and reception; D. T.. Callahan,
local transportation, and Anton
A: Auth, service.
The following is the personnel
of the committee on historic land
marks, which is attending to the
marking Of historic places:
William VanZandt Cox, chair
man; Allen C. Clark, vice chair
man; Brig. Gen. George Rich
ards, DR.. Gaillard Hunt, DR..
Marcus Benjamin, W. p. Van
wickle, John Clagett Proctor,
historian; Capt. Lee w Wright,
secretary; Miss Maud Burr Nor
ris, assistant secretary; Albion
X. Paris, treasurer; Frederick
Owen, designs of markers;
Washington Topham, compiling
and printing; Dr. William TindalI,
archivist; Henry w. Samson, plac-
ing OF markers; Robert L. Williams,
Frederick w. Fishback, Mrs. Louis
A. Abbott, Charles S. Baker, Mrs.
Lillian A Bennett, Miss Mabel T.
Boardman, Col. Wrisley Brown,
Col. F. c. Bryan. Henry L. Bryan,
WiIhelmus B. Bryan, Samuel
Buckelew, S. T. Cameron, Gen.
John L. Glenn, Capt. Theodore s.
Cox, Harry Cunningham, John C.
Eckloff. Selden M. Ely. DR.. Mark
r. Finley, William M. Hannay,
Samuel Herrick, James F. Hood,
John B. Larner, Noble B. Larner,
Capt. o. C. Luxford, G. A. Lyon,
jr., John B. Mccarthy, Col. John
McElroy, Hugh A. Morrison, Rev.
William j. Morton, Mr.. Mulligan,
Theodore w. Moves, Osborn II.
Oldroyd, William 8. Parks, Mrs. j.
Ethel Richards, Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson, Alpheus Z. Rid
die, Mrs. Edwin j. Ryan, J.
Harry Shannon. Col. c.. o. Sher-
rill, Mrs. Jeanette r. Smith, Al
bert D. SpangIer, Mrs. Virginia
White Speel, w. S. Torbert, Mat
thew Trimble, Evan H. Tucker,
Elliot Woods and Francis J. g.
Young.
The City Beautiful Committee is
composed of the following:
Harry Almond, John T. Bard
rolf, Hugh w. Barr, L. Pierce
Boteler, Edwin C. Brandenburg.
Bruce Branson, Joe Burkart, Her
man F. Carl, Arthur Carr, John
r. Casper, John M. Cherry, VIII
liam Clabaugh, Warren Cochran,
L. Lee Combs, Richard l.. Con-
ner, Charles F. Crane, F. Gun
bingham, j. Harry Cunningham,
S. NJ. Darragh, William r. Ellis,
George Emmons, o. r. Evans,
George B. Farquhar, r. K. Fer
guson, George NJ. Fisher, Murray
L. Clifford, Clifford Grant, T.
Carroll Grant, Harry c. Grove,
George H. Hebbard, Stephen E.
Kramer, William H. Lanham, e.
J. Leesnitzer, Luther w. Linkins,
George H. Macdonald, John T.
Meany, Charles w. Morris, E. J.
Murphy, George M. Myers, H.
Glenn Phelps, George Pitt,
George Pitt, tr., Carl Quentell, L.
L. Reeves, George c. Shinn, Odell
8. Smith, Frank r. Strunk, VIII
mot Trew, Alexander r. Varela,
r. n. Waffle, C. J. Waters, Max
Walton, Francis r. Weller, Fred
J. White, William e. Wise, Ben
r. Webster, John T. Worthington,
T. Brooke Amiss, jr., George
Miller, c. H. Pardoe, Harry w.
Taylor.
Charles J. Columbus is chair
man Of the subcommittee on
decorations Of the citizens COM
mittee, cooperating with the
Shrine committee. The Shrine
committee on decorations arrang-
ed for the decoration Of Penn
sylvania avenue, the Garden OF
Allah and the whole line of
march of the parades. Outside
at this thoroughfare. responsibility
Tor the decoration Of the entire
'dty rests upon Mr.. Columbus
committee.
The Shrine colors, red, green
and yellow, fly with the national
nag throughout the city.
The personnel Of the Columbus
committee comprises the nrsSIdar+