Evening star., 1952-12-15
MoreAppointees
Are Listed for
Inaugural Units
Assistant Chosen
For Chairman of
Festival Entertainment

Festival Entertainment
Additional appointments to in
augural subcommittees were an
today.
Mrs. A. Burks Summers, who
heads the group in charge of the
festival" entertainment January
10. said Mrs. Frederick John
Cullen will be her assistant. Other
of the top governing
unit will be Mrs. William Hooper
Dayton and Mrs. j. Robert Smith.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam was
appointed to the Executive Com
mittee for the festival. Albert G..
Mccarthy will be in charge of
the entertainment features and
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis will supervise
decorations.
Others chosen for the festival
subcommittee are the following:
Mrs. Fulton Lewis, jr., chairman
of special guests: Mrs. Constan-
tine Brown, chairman of patrons
and patronesses; Mrs. Karl
Mundt, chairman of tickets for
the Senate; Mrs. Russell Mack,
chairman of tickets for the House
|of Representatives; Mrs. Peter
Cameron and Mrs. Alb Hermann,
co-chairman of tickets; Mrs. Day.
ton, chairman of program and
printing; Mrs. John Mitchell Wa
tiers, chairman of transportation;
Miss Louise Gore and Edward
Bennett Williams, co-chairmen of
hospitality: Mrs. j. Hunter Drum
and Thaddeus H. Brown, hosts to
artists; Mrs. Donald M. Hogate.
chairman of boxes, and Charles
Day and Albert C. Gordon, jr., CO.
chairmen of hall arrangements.
Miss Mildred Reeves and Miss
Irene Juno have been appointed
liaison officers for the Festival
Subcommittee.
ECStAVdi 1lCkcG fElCeS.
Tickets to the festival, which
will be held at 8 pm, January 10.
may be obtained at the Inaugural
Committee, 1920 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Tickets are priced
at $40, $3.50. SIS and $3.50, plus
20 per cent tax. Boxes, seating
six persons. will be sold for $12O.
tax included. A fee of Is cents
should be added for each two
tickets ordered by mail.
The makeup of the subcom-
mittee on parade stands also was
completed. This unit is headed
by Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robin
son, the Engineer Commissioner.
Charles H. Tompkins is vice
chairman and G. A. England IS
executive secretary. The added
members are:
Construction-Archie G. Hut
son, District director of construc.
ton, chairman; j. Slater David
son. jr., of the Charles H. Tomp-
kinS Co.; 1t. Col. Harry F. Han.
sen, assistant District engineer
commissioner; H. Randolph Mad
Idox, president of the Chesapeake
81 Potomac Telephone Co.; Alvin
l.. Aubinoe. architect and builder;
James M. Congwer, civil engineer;
Edward j. Kelly. superintendent
of the National Capital Parks, and
John Morrissey, superintendent of
Griffith Stadium.
Design and decoration - Merel
A. Coe. municipal architect, chair
man; Louis Justement, architect;
w. E. Reynolds. commissioner Of
the Public Buildings Administra-
ton; Col. Thomas j. Hayes III,
District engineer; Thomas H. Lo-
craft. architect and engineer, and
Millard H. Sutton, District fire
chief.
Finance and budget-Everett j.
Boothby of the Washington Gas
Light Co.. chairman; r. Roy
Dunn. president of the Potomac
Electric Power Co.. and Francis
M. Tompkins of the Charles H.
Tompkins Co.
1nspection-Maj. Gen. Everett
S. Hughes. Westchester Apart.
ments. chairman; Robert H. Davis,
District director of inspection;
Col. Giles l.. Evans, Assistant: Dis
trict Commissioner, and B. T.
Rome, president of the Master
Builders Association.
Insurance-Francis L. Timmons,
assistant secretary of the Board
of Commissioners. chairman.
Publicity agencies-Leon Chate-
lain, jr., architect. chairman;
P. Y. K. Howat of the Howat Con-
crete Co.. and George E. Keneipp.
Sanitary and snow removal
Harold A. Kemp. District director
of sanitary engineering, chairman:
Frank H. Haines, president of the
Washington Building Congress:
j. A. B. Broadwater. president Of
the Capital Transit Co., and
Robert v. Murray. chief of the
Police Department.
Advertisers Warned.
Joseph c. McGarraghy. general
chairman of the Citizens Inau-
gural Committee, emphasized to-
day that there will be no adver-
tising matter in official publica-
tions for the three-day program.
He and Normal c. Kal, chair
man of the subcommittee on un-
practices. warned ad-
vertisers that no organization or
company is authorized to publish
any booklet, calendar, album or
other material in connection with
the inaugural ceremonies.
The cost of all official publica-
tions-which will carry no ads
will be borne by the Inaugural
Committee. Mr.. Kal said:
ANY person or organization So
letting funds or selling advertising
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