Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-23
'PLANS TO RECEIVE
| governors MADE;
AIDES APPOINTED
27 Westinghouse Named
to Personnel Groups of
State Executives.
SOCIETIES ARRANGING
FOR Entertainments
Confederate Veterans Will Partici-
pate in Inaugural Parade With
Mississippi Delegation.

AaiaUoAoeC PioAio 4OA Ilc care anu re-
ception of the governors who will come
| to Washington to attend the Hoover
Curtis inaugural, March 4, have been
| made by E. r. Colladays committee
on receptions to governors and distin-
guished guests.
A number of prominent residents of
Washington have been appointed as
aides to the visiting governors and their
groups, whose duty it will be to receive
The guests at Union Station, to be
with them during sightseeing tours
TO ride with them during the parade
and to attend them at all official
functions.
appointment of 81 major aides to
governors, to be detailed to the per-
sonnet groups of the state executives.
was announced today by the reception
committee. The following men were
named:
JONES M. Proctor. Samuel H. Kauff-
mann, Col. Clement Bouve, Albert W.
Walker. John T. Bardroff, Ben T. Web
ster, Gen. George S. Gibbs, John c.
Rooms, Luther w. Linkins, Rufus Lusk,
Roy L. Neuhauser. c. Melvin Sharpe
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FoSSan, A. Britten Browne, Joseph A.
Burkhart. Robert j. Cottrell, George
w. Offut, John Saul, John Thomas
Taylor, S. Perry Thompson, James c.
Wilkes, Assistant Attorney General B
H. Parmenter Col. Hugh Matthews, Dr.
William J. Ogus, Comdr F. l.. Sandoz
and Col. j. Gilmer Korner.
Arrangements for reception and hous-
ing of the Illinois delegation of 81 men,
bers, headed by Gov. and Mrs. Louis
l.. EmmerSon, were completed yesterday
by Brig. Gen. Carlos o. Black, adjutant
general OF Illinois. The delegation will
arrive In Washington at 3 O'Clock, March
/, and the governor and his immediate
staff win be at the Mayfiower. Others
will be at the Lee House and another
hotel to be designated later. In the
party will be w. j. Stratton, secretary
OF State; Oscar E. Carlstrom, attorney
general; David E. Shanahan, speaker OF
the Legislature; Judge and Mrs. Clyde
c. Stone and other. State officials.
Ohio Party Coming.
Gov. and Mrs. Myers Y. Cooper OF
Ohio will arrive with party of 40 per-
sons early next Saturday. In their
party will be the governors son. Ray
Cooper, and Mrs. Cooper; the daughter
and son-in-law of the governor, Mr.
| and Mrs. F. Mills Judy, and Col. and
Mrs. Carmi A. Thompson:
A group Of 20 Confederate veterans
from Jefferson Davis Beauvoir Soldiers
Home will participate in the parade in
the unit with the Governor of Missis-
sfppi and his staff.
| Several State societies in Washington
are making arrangements for special en-
tertainments during Inauguration week
The Pan State Society of Washington
will give no ball during Inauguration
! week, however, devoting itself to pro-
noting the success Of the individual
State society affairs.
Troops E and F and the machine
| gun troop of the Bird Cavalry at Fort
Myer will have important duties in con-
! nection with the inaugural. Maj. Gen
Charles P. Summerall, grand marsha
of the inaugural parade, has assigned
to these units the special duty of escort
1 ing the presidential party, including
/ President Coolidge and PreSident-eIect
| Hoover. members of the. cabinet ant
the official delegation from Congress
/ from the White House to the Capitol
where the induction ceremony will takt
4 place. and then escorting the party bacl
/ to the White House for luncheon.
/ The presidential party, including the
cavalry escort, will precede the parade
and the procession will stop at Twelfth
street. while the official party goes or
to the White House for luncheon ane
later takes its place. in the grandstane
for the review.
Flight to Precede Parade.
Just before the parade starts grour
of 60 airplanes will meet at 1000 fee
over the Capitol, form into column anc
fly along Pennsylvania avenue, past the
reviewing stand and then to Bollinf
Field, where the formation will breal
up and the planes will return to theil
respective stations.
The Cavalry escort will be com.
manded by Mai. John F. McLain, senior
squadron officer of the Sd Cavalry, wht
has been instructed to confer with Col
Osmun Latrobe, military aide to Presi
dent Coolidge, respecting the details Ii
the operations of the escorting squadron
One of the matters to be settled by Mr.
Hoover Is whether he shall be escorted
by a troop of Cavalry from his home
on S street to the White House before
the drive TO the Capitol, in accordance
with custom.
Frank Ginnel of Scarsdale, N. Y, 4
the first purchaser of the bronze sou
venir medals which were placed on sal,
at inaugural committee headquartery
today at the Willard. The medals ar,
facsimiles of the gold medals to be pre-
sented to Mr.. Hoover and Mr.. Curtis
They were coined by the PHILADELPHIA;
Mint and sell for $3.50 each.
Parade stand tickets were being mailed
out today from ticket headquarters IL
the Transportation Building. Harolt
Phillips, press representative for tn,
inaugural, is to broadcast from radio
station WMAL tonight on the publicit,