Evening star., 1925-02-27
Many Make Addresses.

When it was agreed, however, that
a small stand should be built along
the site of the proposed court of
honor, Mr.. Owens committee took
over the work of planning it, and
should any additional stand be con-
structed these, too, will come under
the authority of the committee. The
affair was a social business meeting
of the committee and many of those
associated in its work delivered short
addresses.
The members of the committee in
clude: Frederick d. owen, chairman;
David Lynn, vice chairman; Ross P.
Andrews, vice chairman; Verne Sim
| kins, secretary; Franklin Adams, DR.
William W. Ayres, Paul Brockett,
Walter A. Brown. Frederick c. Bryan,
Thomas Hastings. DR.. Mitchell Car
roll, Mortimer Clarke, Lieut.. Comdr
Lewis Clephane, William Knowles
Cooper, Edwin l.. Davis, Edward w.
Dom, jr.; John p. Earnest, Charles E.
Fairman, Charles II. Galliher, =. E.
Garges, William Groat, William F..
GUIDE, Morris Hacker, w, b. Hadley,
Arthur B. Heaton, Samuel Herrick,
Edwin A. Hill, C. B. Hunt, Charles W.
| Holmes, George T. Kolb, Stephen f.
Kramer, J. Jerome Lightfoot, John T.
| Boomis, o. c. Luxford, Earl G. Marsh.
| H s. McAlIister, James c. McGrew, j.
B. Mcqueen, Robert Meyer, william
A. Miller, G. Powell Minnigerode,
| Charles Niehaus. William Partridge,
John c. Proctor, Henry W. Samson,
L. A Simon, A. d. Spangler, Wash
| ington Topham, George o. Totten, jr.; :;
Philip walker, w. ]. Waller, F. r.
| Wheater, DR.. w. D. Writ and Waddy
B. Wood.
Program is Issued.
The sovenir program of the charity
! inaugural ball, to be held at the May
| flower Hotel on the evening of March
| 4, was issued today and probably may
be purchased in hotels and other
| places within a short time. Members
| of the young set of Washington So
ciety will sell the program at the ball
| on the night the fete is held. Miss
Natalie Hammond and a committee
| comprising one young woman from
| each of the several States have
charge of this end of the work.
| The cover of the program has the
words Charity Inaugural Ball. EN-
bossed in gold. Below is a picture of
the Capitol, superimposed upon a
| furled American flag. The first inside
| page Is photograph of President
Coolidge. Vice President Dawes pho
tograph occupies the next page, which
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brief biographies of the two execu-
| tives. Then come the list of patrons
and patronesses, headed by President
and Mrs. Coolidge.
! Several additional pages are devoted
to an interesting history of Inaugural
Balls of the Old Order" The next few
pages are devoted to musical programs
| of each of the five orchestras that are
| to furnish both concert and dance music
at the Mayfiower on the night of the
ball. The story of the plain inaugura-
ton Of George Washington and a brief
description of the Nations greatest
memorials in Washington are given
prominent places in the booklet.
| One of the most interesting photo
graphs in the program is of President
Coolidges present cabinet in session.
Below are the autographs Of each of the
| cabinet members. A prophesy of what
| Washington will look like in 1850, by
| Miss Harlean James; the names of dis
| tinguished guests at the ball, the chari-
ties participating in the proceeds of the
| ball and the names of the men and wom-
! en- who first conceived the idea of the
| charity inaugural ball and worked to
| make it a success complete the program.