Evening star., 1925-01-18
MORE AIDES NAMED
FOR INAUGURATION
Chairman GaIIiher Announces
500 More Committee
Members.


range the ceremonies attendant upon
President Coolldge's inauguration
March was virtually completed last
night when William T. Galliher,
chairman OF the committee in charge.
announced the names of about 500
men who are to serve on various
subcommittees.
Mr.. Gallther had previously an
nounced the full membership of the
general committee and a number of
underboards whose creation was
necessary before the complete or
Eanization could be framed. Only a
few more committees remain to be
selected and these will not begin to
operate until plans have progressed
considerably further toward frultlon.
The largest Of the committees an
pouuced today was the finance COM
rittae. Its membership includes more
than 200 prominent business men Of
Washington, with Harry Wardman
as chairman and Joshua Evans as vice
chairman. Among those chosen are
men with a keen knowledge of Wash
ington's financial resources.
Pressed for Funds.
This committee will be one of the
most important in the inaugural or
ganizatiOu. Since President Coolidge
definitely decided that there should be
no inaugural ball under the manage
ment OF the committee. Mr.. Galliher
has been hard pressed on the queS-
tion Of funds with which to pay for
the celebration ne has in mind.
Most of this money must he con-
tributed by public spirited business
men and organizations of the city and
the committee was selected with that
in view The funds derived from
renting the Government grandstand
reservations will not come anywhere
near paving the hill and the deficit
will have TO be made up by Washing
ton
1t is expected that the chairmen
OF the committees will call meetings
early next week.
In Touch With White House.
In working out the details of his
program Mr.. GalIiher is keeping in
close touch with the White House
Today he has an interview with Sec
retary Slemp and early next week
will call to lay before President Cool
idge personally the plans as far as
they have gone. His first desire is
to stay within the Presid dents ideas
of what the inaugural ceremonies
should he. It is probable that he
will hold several more conferences
with the President before details of
the actual activities are announced.
The committeeman announced last
night follow:
Finance committee - Harry Ward
man, chairman; Joshua Evans jr.,
vice chairman. Henry Woodland. jr.,
secretary; Milton Il. Allies. Larz An
derson, G. r. Asher, Lester A. Barr,
David s. Barry, Truxton Beale. J. L.
Baines, Charles J. Bell. Col J. F. Bell
Emile Berliner Woodbury. Blair
Thomas Bones, L. ". Bradford. Ed
win {. Bra andenburg, Henry n. Braw-
ncr. Jr-. Frank =. Bright. Gustav Buc-
holz George W. Bean. Mrs. David H.
Blair II. II. Bloomfield. Miss Mabel T.
Boardman, Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke
j. J. Callahan. ). T. Cameron. David S.
Carl, William A. II. Church, William
CIabaugh, John Fl. Clapp, Edward Cliff
ford, L. T. Colladay, Albert Garry,
William B. Colver, Charles f. Consaul
Charles l. Corby, William S. Corby,
J. Harry Covinston, H. N. Crandall,
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, Floyd L.
Davis, Y. r. Deyber, +. Golden
Donaldson, Clarence +. Donohoe
Albert Douglass, Robert S. Downs
Fred A. Delano, P. A. Drury
H Rozier Dulaney, Thaddeus c.
Dulin, d. J. Dunigan, L. II. Daniels
Mrs. John Allan Daugherty, +. H.
Edmonds, John l.. Edwards, William
Phelps Emo, William {. Eiustis William
" Everett, William John Eynon, Mrs.
Stephen &. Elkius, !. Fred Essary
Frederick A. F'enning, DIR. Mark +.
Finley, Robert V. Fleming. Col. VIII
liam l.. Fowler. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer, Carter Field, Roe Fulk kerson,
julius Garfinckel, NJ. q. Gibbs, Charles
G. Glover Gilbert II. Grosvenor
Charles L. GaIliher, DR.. Thomas A.
Grower, W. Gwynn Gardiner, Admiral
Cary I. GraysUn, Edward W. Gable
man. Mrs. Guy y. Goff, Charles c.
Glover, jr.; William r. Ham, John
Hays Hammond. Robert n Harper,
George w Harris, Harry V. Haynes,
J. T. Hendrick. J. Philip Hermann,
William B. Htbbs, F. S. Hight, Frank
J. Hogan, George G. Holmes, Milton
Hopfenmaier, Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond, Randall II. Hagner, Christian
Heurich, Joseph II. Hines, Arthur
Sears Henning, William Hard, Jesse
H. Hedges, Mrs. George d. Hope
Coleman Jennings, John A John
ston, George II. Judd, l. l. Jenkins,
+. V. KiIlian, Harry King, c. B.
Iyddane, William Mather Lewis,
Ralph w. Lee, John C. Letts George
Il. Linkins, Thomas p. Littlepage,
Morton J. Luchs, Mrs May D. Light
foot, A. Lisner, John d. LaGorce. John
McI2lroy, Townley A. Mckee, Fred w
Mackenzie, Edward b. Mclean, Fred
erick y. Mckenney. J. W. Mcintosh
Benjamin S. Minor, Ilennard H Mitch
ell, Frank w. MondelI, William Mont
gomery, Tom Moore, Howard Moran,
Arthur c. Moses, Edward J. Murphy,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Clarence
+. Norment, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nor-
ment. Frank B. Noyes, Theodore w
Moves, George w Offutt, jr, Judge
Mary O'Toole, John J. O'Connor,
James Parmalee, @. Logan Payne,
William Tyler Page, Duncan c. Phil
lips. John Poole, Samuel J. Prescott,
Mrs. r. f. Perry, julius 5. Peyser,
ord Preston, William H. Rapley,
Hugh Reilly, James B. Reynolds,
Richardson. Col. William NJ. Ritter,
Mrs. Stanley NJ Rtnehart, Roland Rob-
bins, William F. Roberts, B. F. Saul.
Judge Gus A. Schuidt, William E. Shan
non, Hubert Shannon Mrs. Virginia
White Speel. Col. G. Q. Sheriff., Mrs.
Nellie Sedgley, Arthur j. Sinnott, John
IL Small, L. A. Snead, Henry B. Spen-
Ger, Edward ]. Stellwagen, Mrs. Eliza
beth Slater, Anton Stephan. Mrs Joseph
Stoddard, Conrad H. Syne, Alfred r.
Thom, Corcoran Thorn, Eugene E.
Thompson. Merle Thorpe, Charles H.
Thompkns, Hugh A Thrift, Leon
Tohriner, T. Lincoln Townsend, Leon
s. iTlman, Mrs. Harold Walker, w j.
Waller, Mrs. Harry Wardman, George
r. Walker, Allan e. Walker, Joseph l.
Weller, L. Perry West, William D. West,
DIR. Charles S. White George w White,
Frederic Vile, John F. wilkins, Henry
J.. Woodard, Donald Woodward
Committee on transportation: w V.
Shipley, chairman; T. D. Tuft, vice
chairman; c. E. Thorney. secretary;
G. p. James, G.. w. Vierbuchen, ]. B.
Edmonds, S. f. Burgess T. II. Tray
ers, G. @ Baggett. C. w. Owings. G.
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