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TABLE OF CONTENTS'
Committee
Auditing 41
Ballroom Decorations 34Carriages 41
Civic Organizations 28
Comfort at Ball 35Expenditures 6
Finance 5
Fireworks 33Floor 36
Historic Sites 32
Illumination 32
Inaugural .......... 3
Legislation 13
Medals and Badges 17
Military Organizations 26
Music 34
Parade 4
Press 14
Printing r6
Public Comfort 19
Public Order 24
Reception 6
Republican National Committee . , . . . 10
Reviewing Stands ........ 30
Souvenirs and Tickets s 17
Street Decorations 31
Sub-Committees and Chairmen 4
Supper 41
Transportation 17
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INAUGURAL COMMITTEEGEN. JOHN M. WILSON, ChairmanCOL. GEORGE TRUESDELL, Vice-ChairmanHENRY L. WEST, Second Vice-ChairmanMILTON E. AILES, Treasurer
FRANK H. HITCHCOCK. Secretary
Charles J. Bell
Major James E. BellCol. .lohn BiddleW. J. BoardmanScott C. BoneGeorge W. BoydCharles A. BoyntonGen. Henry V. BoyntonCol. Charles S. BromwellAldis B. BrowneLieut.-Gen. A. R. ChaffeeJohn F. CookLouis A. CoolidgeWilliam V. CoxAdmiral George DeweyElmer DoverEdward H. DroopH. Rozier DulanyGeorge T. DunlopJohn Joy EdsonBrig.-Gen. George F. Elliott
Rear Admiral Robley D. EvansPercy S. FosterCharles C. GloverSamuel GompersBernard R. GreenGeorge E. HamiltonGen. George H. HarriesCol. Abram HartSamuel B. HegeWallace H. HillsGen. John A. JohnstonRudolph KauffmaunS. H. KauffmannWilliam S. KnoxJohn B. LamerEdward McCauleyMaj. Charles L. McCawley
Henry B. F. MacfarlaudI'lederick B. McGuire.lohn R. McLeanJames Rush MarshallFrank A. MunseyCharles P. NeillJames L. NorrlsCrosby S. NoyesTheodore W. NoyesFrederick D. Owen.lames F. OysterE. Southard ParkerCol. Myron M. ParkerR. Ross PerryFrank K. RaymondRobert ReyburnCuno H. RudolphIsadore SaksF"rank P. SargentEdgar D. ShawJohn H. Small. Jr.
Adolphus S. SolomonsGen. Ellis SpearSamuel SpencerEdward J. StellwagenMa.i. Richard SylvesterCorcoran ThornWilliam P. Van WickleThomas F. WalshBrainard H. WarnerMichael I. WellerBeriah WilkinsJohn F. WilkinsAlbert A. WilsonSimon WolfGen. Maxwell Van Z. WoodhullS. Walter Woodward
SUB-COMMITTEES AND THEIR CHAIRMENFinance Charles C. Glover
Expenditures Wallace H. Hills
Reception Crosby S. Noyes
Legislation Aldis B. BrownePress Gen. Henry V. Boynton
Printing Tsadore Saks
Souvenirs and Tickets Frederick B. McGuire^ledals and Badges Gen. Ellis Spear
Transportation Samuel B. HegePublic Comfort Michael I. Weller
Public Order Maj. Richard Sylvester
Military Organizations Gen. George H. Harries
Civic Organizations Brainard H. WarnerReviewing Stands John B. LamerStreet Decorations Frederick I). OwenHistoric Sites William P. Van Wickle
Illumination Bernard R. Green
Fireworks Cuno H. Rudolph
Music Percy S. Foster
Ballroom Decorations James Rush Marshall
Comfort at Ball James D. Bell
Floor Corcoran ThomSupper Edward McCauley
Carriages William S. KnoxAuditing Edward J. Stellwagen
INAUGURAL PARADELIEUT.-GEN. ADNA R. CHAFFEE. U. S. A.. Grand MarshalBRIG.-GE.\. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, Chief of Staff
MAJOR WILLLVM P. DUVALL, General Staff, U. S. A..
AdjuUint-(jeneral
OAPT. FRANK DoW. RAMSEY, General Staff. V. S. A.. Assis-
tant AdJutMiit-iieneral
OAPT. ROBERT E. L. MICHIE, General Staff, U. S. A., As-
sistant Adjutant-General
CAPT. PEYTON C. MARCH, General Staff. I'. S. A.. Assistant
Adjutant-tieneral
COMMITTEE ON FINANCECHARLES C. GLOVER.
WILLIAM J.
Aiiltou E. Ailes
John T. ArmsJohn C. Athey
Clifford K. Berryiuan
Gist Blair
John S. Bhiir
Arthur T. Briee
S. Thomas BrownThomas B. BryanWalter W. Burdette
John CanimackCharles H. DavidgeLewis J. Davis
W. Riley Deeble
John T. Devine
G. Thomas Dunlop
J. H. EdwardsRobert L FlemingA. F. FoxDaniel Fraser
H. W. Fuller
Thomas M. Gale
(Jeorge Gibson
Jules Guthridge
Thomas V. HammondRobert N. Hari)er
Phelan C. HawnJohn J. Hemphill
Eugene R. HendleyJohn E. Herrell
Christian HeurichWilliam B. HibbsWilliam Cort-oran Hill
James F. HoodThomas L. HumeConway B. HuntThomas Hyde
ChairmanFDATHER, VIce-Chairman
WILLIAM A. MEARNS. Secretary
Charles A. JamesThomas R. Jones
S. KannJ. Miller KenyonWilliam KerGustave Lansl)urgh
John S. LarcombeI<"'rancis E. LeuppJames F. Meline
J. Gales MooreCapt. John H. MooreJ. M. MorganClarence V. NormentWilliam B. Oi'rae
Thomas Nelson PageAulick PalmerAlbion K. Parris
Oscar J. Ricketts
William Barrett Ridgely
B. F. Saul
Grant B. Schley
John Selden
E. Quiucy SmithSamuei Spencer
PYederiek ('. Stevens
Josei>h Strasburger
John A. SwopeAlva S. TaberWard ThoronLeon Tobriner
Frank A. Vanderlip
Thomas F. WalshJerome J. WilberBeriah WilkinsJesse B. WilsonBenjamin Woodruff
COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURESW. H. HILLS, Chairman
J. KNOX TAYLOR, Vice-Cliairman
E. L. WESTON, Secretary
FRED B. RHODES, Assistant Secretary
H. Rozier Dulany Col. Robert I. Fleming
RECEPTION COMMITTEECROSBY S. NOYES, Chairman
JOHN JOY BDSON, Vice-Chairman
BEALB R. HOWARD, Secretary
Supreme Court of the United States
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller Justice Rufus W. PeckhamJustice John M. Harlan Justice Joseph McKennaJustice David J. Brewer Justice Oliver Wendell HolmesJustice Henry B. Brown Justice William R. DayJustice Edward D. White Olerk James H. McKenney
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Chief Justice Harry M. Clabaugh
Associate Justice Job BarnardAssociate Justice Ashley M. Gould
Associate Justice Thomas H. AndersonAssociate Justice Daniel Thew Wright
Associate Justice Wendell P. Stafford
Court of Appeals
Chief Justice Seth ShepardAssociate Justice Martin F. Morris
Associate Justice Charles H. Duell
Court of Claims
Chief Justice Charles C. Nott Judge Charles B. HowryJudge Lawrence Weldon Judge Francis M. Wright
Judge Stanton J. Peelle Chief Clerk Archibald Hopkins
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
Heni-y B. P. Macfarland, President
Henry L. West Colonel John Biddle
United States Army
Ldeut.-Gen. Adna R. Chaffee
Maj.-Gen. George L. Gillespie
Maj.-Gen. Fred. C. AinsworthBrig.-Gen. Tasker H. Bliss
Brig.-Gen. George H. BurtonBrig.-Gen. George B. DavisBrig.-Gen. Oliarles F. HumplireyBrig.-Gen. John F. WestonBrig.-Gen. Robert M. O'Reilly
Brig.-Gen. Francis S. DodgeBrig.-Gen. Alexander MackenzieBrig.-Gen. William Crozier
Brig.-Gen Adolphus W. Greely
Brig.-Gen. William P. Hall
United States Nary
Admiral of the Navy George DeweyRear-Admiral Francis J. Higginson
Rear-Admiral Robley D. BvansRear-Admiral Charles F. Clark
Rear-Admiral Colby M. Chester
Rear-Admiral Benjamin P. LambertonRear-Admiral George A. Converse
Civil-Engineer Mordecai T. Endicott
Captain Henry N. ManneyChief-Constructor Washington L. CappsEngineer-in-Chief Charles W. RaePaymaster-General Henry T. B. Harris
Surgeon-General Presley M. Rixey
Captain Nevpton E. MasonCommander Cameron McK. WinslowBrigadier-GJeneral George F. Elliott, U. S. M. C.
Colonel Green Clay Goodloe, U. S. M. 0.
Colonel Frank L. Denny, U. S. M. C.
Colonel Charles H. Lauchheimer, U. S. M. C.
United States Senators
Nelson W. AldrichRussell A. AlgerWilliam B, AllisonJoseph W. BaileyThomas R. BardJames H. Berrj'
Albert J. BeveridgeJulius O. BurrowsJoseph R. BurtonWilliam A. ClarkFrancis M. CockrellShelby M. CuUomJohn W. DanielChauncey M. DepewCharles DickW^illiam P. DillinghamJonathan P. DoUiverFred T. DuboisStephen B. ElkinsCharles W. FairbanksJoseph B. ForakerAddison G. FosterWilliam P. Fl-ye
Jacob H. GallingerRobert J. Gamble
Arthur P. GormanEugene HaleHenry C. HansbroughAlbert J. HopkinsThomas KearusAlfred B. KittredgePhilander C. KnoxHenry Cabot DodgeStephen R. MalloryThomas S. MartinJohn T. MorganKnute NelsonFrancis G. Newlands(ieorge C. PerkinsOrville H. PiattThomas C. PiattRedfleld ProctorPurnifold McL. SimmonsJohn C. SpoonerWilliam M. StewartJames P. TaliaferroHenry M. TellerBenjamin R. TillmanFrancis E. WarrenGeorge P. Wetmore
Representatives
Robert Adams, Jr.
Amos L. AllenJoseph W. BabcockJ. Adam BedeM. E. BentonHenry H. BinghamStephen Briindidge. Jr.
Elmer J. BurkettEdwin C. BurleighTheodore E. BurtonPhilip P. CampbellA din B. CapronRobert G. CousinsWilliam S. CowherdEdgar D. CrumpackerCharles CurtisJohn DalzellCharles R. DavisAlston G. Dayton
David A. DeArmondJames W. DennyCharles M. FowlerWashington GardnerCharles W. Gillet
Frederick H. Gillett
D. Linn GoochCharles H. GrosvenorEdward L. HamiltonJames HayWilliam R. HearstJames A. HemenwayWilliam P. HepburnBinger HermannRobert R. HittGeorge F. HuffWilliam H. JacksonJohn J. JenkinsJohn H. Ketcham
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John F. LaceyLeonidas F. LivingstonHenry C. LoudenslagerJames McAndrewsJames T. McOleaxyAllan L. McDermottBenjamin F. MarshAdolph MeyerStephen MorganEdward de V. MorrellSydney E. MuddMarlin E. OlmstedJesse OverstreetR. Wayne ParkerSereno E. PayneGeorge A. PearreRice A. PierceEdward W. PouI-lewellyu PowersSamuel L. PowersCharles B. LandisLucius N. LittauerCharles E. Littlefield
George W. PrinceWilliam A. ReederJames D. RichardsonJames S. ShermanJoseph C. SibleyThetus W. SimsCampbell SlempSamuel W. SmithWalter I. SmithWilliam Alden SmithJames H. SouthardWilliam SulzerJ. P. C. TalbottGeorge W. TaylorJohn R. ThayerOscar W. UnderwoodHenry C. Van VoorhisFrank C. WachterJames W. WadsworthIrving P. WangerVespasian WarnerWilliam H. WileyJohn S. Williams
Jonah K. Kalanianaole
Delegate
Republican National G)mmittee
GEORGE B. CORTEL.YOU, ChairmanETvMBR DOVER, Secretary
FRANK H. HITCHCOCK, Assistant Secretary
CORNELIUS N. BLISS, Treasurer
John Edward AddicksThomas J. AkensLevi AnkenyJohn W. Blodgett(ieorge E. BowdenCharles R. BraytonJames W. BrockCharles F. BrookerWalter P. BrownlowC. M. CadeJohn G. CapersCharles H. CareyPowell ClaytonJ. N. CoombsW. Murray CraneE. C. DuncanPatrick L. FlaniganJ. M. GreeneErnest E. HartJohn J. HeidMyron T. Herrickw'elden B. HeyburnJohn F. Hill
Frank B. KelloggGeorge A. KnightC. B. Loose
CHARLES H. DUELL, Assistant Treasurer
WILLIAM P. STONE, Sergeant-at-Arms
Frank O. LowdenSolomon LunaCecil A. LyonJudson W. I^yousLouis E. McOomasHenry B. McCoyAlexander McKenzieCharles H. MorrillL. B. MoseleyDavid W. MulvaneFranklin MurphyHarry S. NewBoies PenroseGeorge E. PextonRobert ReyburnAlex. G. M. RobertsonCharles H. ScottN. B. ScottP. L. SoperA. M. StevensonW. S. SturgesFrank S. StreeterRobert H. ToddJohn D. WaiteWilliam L. WardJohn W. Yerkes
General Committee
Cyrus Field AdamsFelix AgnusJohn T. ArmsCharles B. BaileyJames F. BarbourDavid S. BarryAlexander Graham Bell
Charles J. Bell
Frank V. Bennett.Vrthnr A. Birney
Gist BlairH. P. BlairWilliam J. BoardmanGeorge M. BoilingS. R. BondScott C. BoneLucien L. BonheurGeorge W. BoydCharles A. BoyntonH. V. Boynton
Alex BrittonOhapin BrownAldls B. BrowneHenry O. BurchS. S. BurdettJohn CammackW. S. CarrollJohn M. CarsonJohn CasselsDavid A. ChambersWilliam B. ChandlerCharles B. ChurchCol. Cecil ClayJohn F. CookL. A. CoolidgeW. V. CoxCharles H. CraginAugustus Crane, Jr.
William H. CrookSam CrossJ. M. GulpS. W. CurridenW. E. CurtisCharles F. CutlerGeorge H. DanielsJ. J. DarlingtonH. Bradley DavidsonJohn C. DavidsonLewis J. DavisEdward M. DawsonW. A. DeOaindryW. Riley DeebleP. V. DeGrawCapt. John C. DelaneyR. B. DonaldsonJohn W. DouglasJ. Maury DoveElmer DoverEdward F. DroopJames T. DuBoisBenjamin F. DulaneyGeorge T. DunlopArthur W. DunnJoseph R. EdsonGeorge W. EvansA. P. FardonRichard Lee FearnJames E. FitchAlbert F. FoxWilliams C. FoxDaniel Fraser
Thomas J. D. FullerThomas M. GaleE. M. GallaudetNorman GaitTheodore D. GilmanCharles C. GloverSamuel GompersJames H. GoreC'Ol. Green Clay GoodloeGeorge C. GorhamBernard R. GreenJules GuthridgeGeorge E. HamiltonTeunis S. HamlinLouis N. HammerlingGen. George H. HarriesEdward P. HarringtonJ. A. HaskellE. B. HayJohn J. HemphillJ. William HenryCharles HeurlchWilliam B. HibbsW. Corcoran HillL. G. HineWilkins HobensackH. L. HodgklnsW. H. HoekeLieut.-Col. R. L. HoxieGeorge F. HuffFrank HumeStilson HutchinsThomas HydeS. E. JohnsonJohn E. Jones.Tohn A. KassonRudolph KauffmannVictor KauffmannGeorge A. KingW. S. KnoxT. A. LambertS. P. LangleyJohn B. LarnerOol. C. H. LauchheimerBlair LeeW. S. LeibB. F. LeightonFrancis LeuppAbraham LlsnerWilliam Loeb, Jr. '*'
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Charles C. LongPYancis B. LoomisA. M. LothropJudson W. LyonsJ. K. McCammonMaj. Charles L. McCawIeyJohn McElroyF. B. McGuireW. Cranch MclntyreDavid R. McKeeFred D. McKenneyWilliam A. McKenneyJohn R. McLeanLieut. Horace MacfarlaudWayne MacVeaghJ. T. MacevJ. H. MaddyJohn H. MagruderW. F. MattinglyWilliam A. MaxiryGeorge P. MerrillJohn A. MerrittW. H. MichaelCapt. Frod A. MillerHugh Gordon MillerJohn P. MillerFred L. MooreWillis L. MooreAlexander Porter MorseJohn W. MortonEdward A. MoseleyArthur C. MosesWilliam H. MosesPrank A. MunseyDominick I. MurphyAllison Nailor, Jr.
James L. NorrisThomas C. NoyesTheodore W. NoyesMgr. D. J. O'CoiiuellN. G. OrdwayWilliam B. OrmeJames F. OysterThomas Nelson PageAulick PalmerFrank W. PalmerE. Southard ParkerCol. M. M. ParkerAlbion K. Parris
Arthur J. ParsonsRaymond PattersonR. Ross PerryJ. W. Pilling
Gifford PinchotRobert PortnerHerbert PutnamWallace RadcliffeArthur E. HandleD. M. RansdellW. H. RaplcyFrank K. RaymondRobert ReyburnFrancis A. RichardsonE. Francis RiggsWilliam C. RobinsonCuno H. RudolphIsadore SaksL. M. SaundersGrant B. SchleyT. F. SchneiderReginald SchroederEdgar D. ShawDaniel W. SheaL. P. ShoemakerJohn S. ShriverWilliam M. ShusterCharles G. SloanThomas W. SmithC. A. SnowA. S. SolomonsZ. T. SowersCol. Tileston F. SpanglerGen. Ellis SpearGen. Bird W. SpencerSamuel SpencerA. R. SpoffordDeWitt C. SpragueD. J. StaffordGen. Julius StahlO. O. StealevS. S. StearnsEdAvard J. StellwagenLouis SternF. C. StevensJames StillmanEdward A. SumnerG. W. F. SwartzellJohn A. SwopeMaj. Richard Sylvester
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IJufus H. ThayerJ. Ford ThompsonHenry G. TimmermannWilliam TindallJohn TweedaleW. P. Van WickleErnest G. WalkerLevi E. WallerThomas P. WalshHestor R. Walter*B. H. WarnerB. H. Warner, Jr.
W. H. H. WassonJohn L. WeaverJoseph I. Weller^I. I. WellerWalter WellmanJ. W. Whelpley\Miilliam Frye WhiteJohn F. Wilkins
C. C. WillardHenry A. WillardJoseph E. WillardGen. George B. WilliamsWilliam H. WilmerA. A. WilsonFred H. WilsonJesse B. WilsonJ. B. WimerGeorge WiseSimon WolfCharles L. WoodburyLevi WoodburyGen. Maxwell Van Z. WoodhulS. W. WoodwardW. C. WoodwardAugustus S. WorthingtenCarroll D. WrightRobert J. WynneJames R. Young
COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION
ALDUS B. BROWNE, ChairmanSidney BieberScott C. BoneHenry V. BoyntonFrank S. BrightL. A. CoolidgeHope H. Diirneille
Elmer DoverW. W. DudleyGeorge T. DunlopC. O. GloverGeorge E. HamiltonGen. George H. Harries
James C. HooeJames Rush MarshallEdward A. MoseleyJames L. NorrisThomas C. NoyesW. A. RichardsEdgar D. ShawWilliam B. ThompsonB. H. WarnerThomas P. WalshA. A. WilsonSimon Wolf
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PRESS COMMITTEEGEN. H. V. BOYNTON, Chairman
MAJOR JOHN M. CARSON, Vice-Chairman
FRANK A. RICHARDSON, Vice-Chalrmaa
Executive Committee
Major John M. Carson
Elmer E. Paine
John P. Miller
Itaymond Patterson
W. W. Jermane
Committee in chutge of press at Capitol
J. H. Aubere Globe DemocratSamuel G. Blythe New York WorldHenry S. Brown New York HeraldL. W. Busbey Chicago Inter-OceanWilliam E. Curtis Chicago Record-HeraldP. V. DeGraw Westlich PostArthur J. Dodge Milwaukee SentinelArthur W. Dunn Associated PressRichard Ivce Fearn New York TribuneLouis Garthe Baltimore AmericanAlbert Halstead Brookland Standard UnionJames S. Henry Philadelphia PresaSamuel E. Johnson Cincinnati EnquirerRudolph Kauffmann Washington Evening StarB. L. Keen Publishers PressRobert M. Larner Charleston and Savannah PressA. Maurice Low Boston GlobePrank Miehinard New Orleans Times-DemocratR. L. O'Brien Boston TranscriptJ. K. Ohl Atlanta ConstitutionR. V. Oulahan New York SunE. D. Shaw Washington TimesJohn S. Shriver Cincinnati Times-StarReginald Schroeder New York Staats-ZeitimgEdgar C. Snyder Omaha BeeMaurice Splain Pittsburg PostO. O. Stealey Louisville Courier-JournalW. G. Sterett Galveston and Dallas NewsJackson Tinker New York PressE. G. Walker Washington Post
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General G>aimittee
Addison B. Atkins Brooklyn EagleHerman Balz Cologne GazetteIra E. Bennett San Francisco Chronicle
John W. Bennett Baltimore NewsH. B. Bolton Burlington (Vt.) NewsIra M. Bond Albuquerque Citizen
John Boyle Wall Street JournalHarry J. Brown Portland OregonianHenry S. Brown New York HeraldLouis Brownlow Nashville BannerJesse L. Carmichael St. Louis DispatchOtto Carmichael Boston HeraldFrancis J. Carmody Minneapolis TribuneEdward B. Clark Detroit JournalW. E. Clark Seattle Post-IntellingencerWoodworth Clum Cleveland WorldW. S. Couch Cleveland Plaindealej*
Edward E. Coyle Baltimore HeraldJohn Fitzgibbon Detroit TribuneGibson H. Gardner Los Angeles ExpressRobert M. Gates Memphis AppealHugo A. Gilmartin Detroit Free PressIsaac Gregg Nashville NewsHenry Hall Pittsburg TimesCharles A. Hamilton Rochester Post-ExpressJ. O. Hammitt Brooklyn TimesCicero W. Harris Camden CourierWalter E. Harris Richmond Times-DispatchR. H. Hazard St. Louis ChronicleA. E. Heiss Pittsburg DispatchW. A. Hildebrand Charlotte ObserverHenry T. Hopkins Charleston PostJames P. Hornaday Indianapolis NewsPrank H. Hosford Detroit TimesEdwin S. Hoskins Buffalo NewsC. P. Hunt Terre Haute Tribune-GazetteA. R. Israel Lincoln StarE. B. Johns Sandusky RegisterF. A. Johnson St. Paul DispatchG. J. Karger Cincinnati PostH. D. Landon Columbus Press-PostR. H. Lindsay Kansas Citv StarEdward S. Little San Francisco BulletinCharles B. Lockwood Milwaukee WisconsinEdward G. Lowry New York Evening PostLouis Ludlow Indianapolis StarD. H. MeAdam St. Louis RepublicR. M. McKenzie Milwaukee Free Press
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Angus MoSweeu Philadelphia North AmericanG. U. Marvin Columbus CitizenL. Memmiuger Columbia StateC. W. Metzgar Albany JournalJ. M. Miller New York Ne-yv^s
R. M. Moorman Nashville AmericanJ. B. Morrow Cleveland LeaderH. B. Nesbit Pittsburg PressT. J. Pence Raleigh PostJames H. Price Richmond News-LeaderNorborne Robinson Pittsburg DispatchClifford Rose Arkansas DemocratM. H. Saul Atlanta JournalFred F. Schrader Kansas City JournalH. W. Schulz Fort Worth TelegramDavid L. Selke Washington TimesW. B. Shaw Philadelphia InquirerEdward Snell Smith Washington PostHubert Snowden Alexandria GazetteJohn Snure Des Moines RegisterCorry M. Stadden New Orleans PicayuneWatterson Stealey Birmingham Age-HeraldH. C. Stevens Seattle TimesL. W. Strayer Pittsburg GazetteP. E. Sullivan Chicago ChronicleL. W. Tha vis Topeka CapitalM. F. Tighe Hearst's AmericanL. T. Vernon Chicago NewsJacob Waldeck Cleveland PressS. W. Wall San Francisco CallH. G. Ward Music TradesR. H. Watkins New Orleans StatesC. A. Williams Houston PostJ. C. Williams New York Journal of Commerce
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING
ISADORE SAKS, ChairmanJOSEPH I. SAKS, Vice-chairman
W. CROZIER WALSH. Secretaiy
R. P. Andrews William M. MeredithH. P. Burney Prank PeirceJ. L. Feeney .John L. E^rossise
Reuben Harris Oscar J. RickettsJ. Whit Herron W. A. WhiteJ. H. Malees L. H. Patterson '
Arthur D. Marks
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COMMITTEE ON SOUVENIRS AND TICKETS
F. B. McGUIRE, ChairmanA. J. PARSONS, Vice-chairman
V. G. Fischer Thomas Nelson PageJohn R. Hill Thomas J. SullivanR. C. Johnson
COMMITTEE ON MEDALS AND BADGES
GEN. ELDIS SPEAR, ChairmanJOHN R. CARMODY, Vice-Chairman
FRANK P. REESIDE, Secretary
Ralph P. Barnard Dominick I. MurphyClifford K. BeriTman Walter S. PrattEvans Browne Fred B. PyleMyer Cohen Col. W. W. ScottFrederick Eichelberger Perry B. TurpinRalph B. Horton Albert H. Van DeusenCol. C. H. Lawrence James E. West
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATIONS. B. HBGE, Chairman
W. S. BRONSON, First Vice-Chairman
W. H. TAYLOE, Second Vice-Chairman
J. C. Anderson, Traffic Manager, New York, Ontario & WesternRailway, New York, N. Y.
C. W. Bassett, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, Baltimore, Md.W. B. Bevill, General Passenger Agent. Norfolk & Western Rail-
way, Roanoke, Va.
L. S. Brown, General Agent, Southern Railwav, Washington.D. C.
O. M. Burt, General Passenger Agent, Central Railroad of NewJersey, New York, N. Y.
D. J. Callahan, Assistant General Manager, Norfolk »fe Washing-ton Steamboat Company, Norfolk, Va.
W. H. Callahan, General Passenger Agent, Norfolk & WashingtonSteamboat Company, Washington, D. C.
W. G. Coleman, General Traveling Agent, Seaboard Air LineRailway. Washington, D. C.
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D. \V. Cooke, Greneral Passenger Agent, Erie Railroad, NewYork, N. Y.
W. J. Craig, General Passenger Agent, Atlantic Coast Line, Wil-mington, N. C.
(leorge H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent, New York Central& Hudson River Railroad, New York, N. Y".
L. P. Farmer, Commissioner. Trunk Line Passenger Association,143 Liberty Street, New York, N. Y.
H. W. Fuller, General Passenger Agent. Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
way, Washington, D. C.
S. H. Hardwick, Passenger Traffic Manager, Southern Railway,Washington, D. C.
C. E. Lambert, General Passenger Agent, West Shore Railroad.New York, N. Y.
Charles S. Lee, General Passenger Agent, Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, New York, N. Y'.
T. W. Lee, General Passenger Agent, Delaware, Lackawanna &Western Railroad, New York, N. Y.
K. J. Lockwood. District Passenger Agent, Norfolk & WesternRailway, Washington. D. C.
it. B. Martin, Manager Passenger Traffic, Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, Baltimore, Md.B. -M. Newbold, Passenger Agent Southeastern District, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Washington, D. C.
A. L. Reed, District Passenger Agent, Atlantic Coast Line, Wash-ington, D. C.
C B. Ryan, General Passenger Agent, Seaboard Air Line Rail-way, Portsmouth, Va.
W. P. Taylor. Traffic Manager. Washington Southern Railway,Richmond, Va.
E. .1. Weeks, General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia & ReadingRailway, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jiiincs R. Wood. Passenger Traffic Manager, Pennsylvania Rail-road, Philadelphia, Pa.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORTM. I. WELLER, Chairman
JAMES F. HOOD, Vice-Chairman
HENRY K. SIMPSON, Secretary
C. A. McCarthy. Clerk
Executive Committee
Harry Wilder BarneyCharles F. BenjaminWilliam J. BrowningW. B. BryanA. B. CoppesCecil ClayTheo. A. De LandHopewell H. Darnell lo
James H. ForsytheAlphonse GiroiiardP. J. HaltiganEd. J. HannanPercy M. HughesE. R. LevyOscar LuckettMichael A. LynchThomas H. McKeeJ. William McKinley
James E. ?.Ialier
W. H, MichaelE. A. MoseleyGeorge W. MossDaniel MurrayL. E. PaysonF. F. RepettiJames F. ScaggsN. H. SheaA. Ralph ServenCharles W. SchneiderA. F. SperryThomas J. SullivanWilliam TindallEvan H. TuckerJohn H. WalkerAlfred D. WilkinsonHarry Willian
General Committee
Byron S. AdamsA. D. AddisonM. J. AdlerCharles AllenWalter C. AllenT. F. AlveyL. L. AppleJames B. Archer, Jr.
Eugene F. ArnoldSnowden AshfordClarence A. AspinwallGoodwin Y. AtleeJoseph B. BaileyP. B. BainFrank BakerWilliam T. BaldusFred K. BarbourWilliam Barnum
Franklin BarretGeorge W. BarryJ. W. BartleyHarry Barton.Julius BaumgartenFillmore BeallConrad BeckerW. T. BeltHobart BenjaminCharles G. BennettJames BeriyPhilander BettsW. W. BoarmanGeorge H. BondJohn BowmanSilas BoyceGeorge H. BoydAaron Bradshaw
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Adolph BrandJames BrennanII. H. BrewerL. B. Bridge 111anB. M. BridgetCharles R. BrowuJohn W. BullcleyMoncure BurkeRoyal BumhainJ. D. BumsArthur BurtE. J. BurtL. White BusbeyJohn ByrneWilliam H. OallaliimC. M. CampbellEugene D. CarusiHenry CassonJames H. CathellJ. Morrill ChamherlinB. W. ClarkThomas P. CleavesJames E. Clemen rs
Woodworth CluniM. J. Col, ,-rt
F. G. ColarenC. W. CollinsHarry CollinsJ. J. CollinsGeorge B. ConnGeorge W. CookJames OooneyJ. J. CooperThomas N. CopenhaverSamuel G. ConnvellLouis Costa^giniJames C. CourtsJohn CroghanHenry J. CrossonJ. A. CrystalAllen T. CurranDaniel CurryP. F. CusickW. B. DalyH. H. DarneilleE. G. Davis(Jeorge E. DavisH. B. DavisA. F. DawsonW. Riley Deeble
William H. DennisJohn J. DermodyFred DevereuxFred DieterichWilliam DismerThomas DoarVernon M. DorsevW. J. DouglasA. M. DowW. F. DowneyC. W. DowningR. E. DoyleC. S. DraperW. J. DruryMayo DudleyClarence R. DuFourTheodore O. EbanghD. A. EdwardsJohn ElbertT. F. Ellis
Selden M. ElyCharles M. EmmonsJ. Finney EngleHenry EvansE. T. FenwickCharles W. FilerJ. Howard FishbackThomas J. Fisher. Jr.
Maurice FitzgeraldJ. Spaulding FlanneryEdward FoulkeThomas FrancisS. M. FnizierJoseph R. FreemanWilliam J. FrizzeUJ. J. FullerJohn R. GallowayDaniel E. GargesW. GeoghanOliver B. GeorgeFrank GillamMoses GoldenbergThomas J. GormanH. GrahamThomas P. (7rahamWilliam A. GrahamR. E. GrantJoel GraysonJames M. GreenL. E. Gridlev
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E. W. W. GriffinDanie] A. GrosvenorThomas H. HallWilliam F. HallWilliam M. HallamJ. Whit HammettCharles W. HandyliPO P. HarlowAlbert HarperE. P. HarringtonW. F. HartWilliam C. HaskellGeorge T. I laslamDavid D. HazenFranz J. Heibei'gerE. E. HelmWilliam G. HendersonW. F. HewittJ. Clinton HiattJ. J. HigginsAsher C. HindsWilliam HindsJ. D. HirdWilliam HitzWarren HoekeCharles E. HoodWilliam D. HooverIra W. HopkinsFrancis HowardCharles E. HoweHarry R. HowserMalcolm HnftyDavid HntchesonJ. E. Hutchinson, Jr.
E. B. JohnTheodore JuddT. A. T. JuddAdolph KaiserC. M. KensouseH. L. KarpelesM. A. KeaneJ. Arthur KempB. W. KennedyWilliam R. KingRichard KingsmanHenry KraakHarry KronheimerL. H. LanmanJames LansburghM. Leahy
A. E. L. LeckieJoseph H. Lee(Jeorge F. LewisFred S. LincolnWilliam H. LinkinsIrwin B. LintonDaniel LoughranJoseph LoughranF. B. LyonI). E. McCombMichael G. McCormickH. Bowyer McDonaldJoseph C. McElroyW. A. McFarlandHenry H. McKeeJ. M. McKeeC. R. McKeuneyWilliam McKenneyAlex. McKenzieWilliam H. McKnewH. C. McLeanJohn E. McLeranF. P. MadiganJohn A. MadiganRobert R. MahorneyJ. C. MalcolmE. J. MaloyJohn J. MartinJerry A. MatthewsR. MaurerJ. S. MewshawBeujamin F. MeyersW. F. MeyersCalvin T. MilansJoseph MilansRobert MilansBenjamin H. MillerFrank MillerWilliam A. MoncureFranl< P. MorganWilliam Gerry MorganCharles MooreP. T. Moran.Toel N. MorrisCharles A. MossH. N. MossJoseph S. Mos.s
E. M. MulliganT. J. NewtonRichard B. Nixon
Lawrence NolanE. I. NottinghamFrancis NyeS. E. O'BrienGeorge H. O'ConnorDaniel W. O'DouogliueGeorge H. OgleJohn F. O'NeillJames W. OrmeA. H. OstermanD. William OysterG. Joseph ParkinsonAlbion K. Parris, Jr.
James L. ParsonsJames T. PettyP. Lee PhillipsPercy W. PickfordT. H. PickfordH. P. PletcherT. V. PowderlyHenry A. PresseyAlbert B. PriceCharles S. PriceHarry PriceWilliam W. PriceCharles C. PnrcellB. F. QueenLouis A. RatcliffeCharles RauscherCyrus B. ReesFred RepettiJohn J. RepettiJoseph S. RepettiAlfred RichardsW. P. RichardsT. M. RingBertrand H. RobertsWilliam F. RobertsL. E. RobeyHenry RobinsonNorborne RobinsonF. O. RomanA. J. RonspiesHenry M. RoseMaurice D. RosenbergR. G. M. RossBernard RoverAlfred RumerWarren S. SampleWilliam H. Saunders
Edward S. SchmidCharles H. SemmesJames A. ShafferJames F. SheaDennis SheaCharles A. ShieldsJohn ShughrueR. D. SimmsAmzi SmithClifCord U. SmithEdgar SmithEdward Snell SmithEmmons S. SmithHeniy W. SmithJ. Paul SmithOdell S. SmithWilliam M. SmithHenry W. SohonThorvald SolbergWilliam L. SoleauAlonzo H. StewartHenry C. StewartCharles A. StockettE. B. StockingJoseph StrasbnrgerA. T. StuartJoseph D. Siillivati
M. P. Sulliv:mCharles J. SunnierJ. R. SuttonCharles P. Swett^I. B. SwingL. B. SwormstedtC. H. SymeAnson S. TaylorA. S. ThompsonLewis L. ThompsonG. Carroll ToddJ. W. Tolsoii
Washington TophamI^em Towers. Ji-.
Charles E. TribbyMatthew TrimbleA. TweedaleJ. T. TwoheyEdward VoigtEdward Voigt, Jr.
L. A. WalkerSamuel H. WalkerEd. J. Walsh
p. J. WalsheR. A. WarnerBates WarrenPaul L, WebbFrancis R. WellerFrank P. WellerM. Angelo WellerAdam A. WeschlerCharles E. WhiteOscar W. WhiteRobinson WhiteR. E. WhiteJames L. Whiteside
George Francis WilliamsGeorge H. WilliamsJ. R. WilliamsW. Mosby WilliamsGeorge S. WilsonH. M. WoodwardA. Saunders WorthingtonCapt. James S. WyckoffChristian XanderRandolph YeatmanS. M. YeatmanS. S. YoderWilliam Yost
Sub-Committcc for Colored Visitors
DANIEL MURRAY. Chairman
JESSE LAWSON.
A. P. AlbertN. J. BookerPaul H. BrayArthur BrooksEugene BrooksAlbertus BrownJ. R. F. BrownJames F. BundyJ. C. BurllsPerry CarsonEdward E. CooperA. U. CraigA. M. CurtisW. B. EvansJohn D. FossetJohn R. FrancisA. S. GrayWilliam H. HarrisHenry Clay HawkinsA. F. HilyerW. L. HoustonJ. G. Hutchins
GEORGE H. WHITE. Vice-ChaimianSecond Vice-Chairman.
GEORGE H. MURRAY. Secretary
Jerome A'. JohnsonJ. Ranldn JohnsonThomas A. Johnson
. William A. JoinerJ. Melendez KingFerdinand LeeSliermont W. L(Mvis
W. H. Liveriiool
W. L. ManardSheldon MillerO. L. MitchellJohn C. NorwoodJohn H. PoynterRobert PelhamCharles J. PickettHenry P. SlaughterTliimilton S. SmithR. W. ThompkinsFi-ancis UpshurDavid WarnerC. Sumner Wormley
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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ORDER
MAJOR RICHARD SYLA^BSTER, ChairmanWILLIAM LOEB, JR., Vice-Chairman
COL. DANIEL INI. RANSDELL, Vice-Chairman
JAMES A. KEMP, Secretary
EDWIN B. HESSE, Secretary.
Milton E. AilesAllen D. Albert, Jr.
Alfred AllmuthT. Fred AlveyRobert B. ArmstrongThomas H. Armstrong-Charles A. BakerBenjamin F. BarnesHarry W. BarneyJohn D. BartlettMorgan H. BeachWilliam T. BeltClifford K. Berryinuii
Sidney BieberGeorge M. BondCharles A. BoyntonCol. Chas. S. Broniwell.William S. Bi-onsonT. H. BrooksWalter J. BrooksAndrew J. BrownLorenzo S. BrownCharles S. BundyHenry C. BurcbMoncure BurkeL. White BusboyEliphalet T. Rush noil
David S. CarllJohn Doyle CarniodyEugene D. CamsiJustin M. ChainbevlainBenjamin F. ChaseP. B. ChasoThomas P. CleavesW. I. ClumMax CohenMeyer CohenM. J. ColbertLouis A. CoolJdgeCharles C. CoombsJames C. Courts
William V. CoxJ. Harry CunninghamWilliam W. DanenhowerHopewell H. DarneilleCharles W. DarrArthur H. DeRiemerWilliam Arlington DomerA. E. DowellEdward H. DroopThaddeus C. DulinRobert W. DuttonClayton E. EmigBobley D. Evans,Calvin FarnsworthJoseph H. FarringtonT. J. FisherH. W. FullerIsaac GansDaniel E. GargesWilliam GeddesOliver B. GeorgeGeorge GibsonJ. Holdsworth Goi'donBenjamin W. GuyL. Lee HarbanWalter S. HarbanWilliam M. HarperFrederick L. HarriesAbraham HartWilliam C. HaskellGen. H. S. Hawkins,J. B. HendersonJohn Henderson, Jr.Alexander T. HenseyWaldo C. HibbsFrank S. HightFrank H. HitchcockFrederic S. HodgsonThomas H. HodgsonS. P. HouseRobert D. Howell
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Morrison HoytWilliam P. Huxford,F. Warren JohnsonHenry JohnsonWilliam C. JohnsonJohn A. JohnsonR. Edwin JoyceHugh A. KaneVictor KaufifmannJoseph I. KeeferA. W. KelleyIvory G. KimballMaj. W. H. H. LlewellvuWilliam S. LoftonAlvin M. LothropChas. L. McCawleyDavid E. McCombJ. Nota McGillH. C. McLeanWilliam McNeirF. P. MadiganJohn H. MagruderFrank P. MayJohn P. MegrewWilliam H. MichaelSamuel C. MillsHarry E. MockbeeW. Herman MoranDominick I. MurphyT. Percy MyersAllison Nailor, Jr.
Edwin H. NeumeyerCharles R. NixonClarence F. NormentJames L. Norris, Jr.Francis NyeRichard A. O'BrienJoseph ParrisEdmund H. ParryJames L. Pugh, Jr.
Benjamin F. QueenWilliam H. RapleyBenjamin ReissWilliam W. RichardsonEdward J. RocheCharles O. RogersBurton R. RossR. G. M. RossGeorge W. Rouzer
Robert V. RuskW. H. SaundersJames F. ScaggsMichael B. ScanlonEmil G. SchaferJohn C. ScofieldFrancis A. SebringF. C. ShawGeorge R. SherifiE
L. P. ShoemakerLeo SimmonsGeorge H. SlaybaughJohn W. F. SmithThomas W. SmithW. A. SmithWilliam G. SpottswoodW. P. SpurgeonE. R. StaleyEdward StevensAlonzo H. StewartCharles P. StoneR. L. StoneAnson S. TaylorR. W. Ten-ellL. William ThavisCorcoran ThornF. H. ThomasSmith Thompson. Jr.William TlndallRichard W. TompkinsE. B. TownsendR. W. TylerM. E. UrellJohn H. WalkerS. H. WalkerH. Randall WebbTheodore L. WeedJ. T. WertzH. T. WheelerJames W. WhelpleyCharles E. WhiteT. A. WickershamJohn B. WilkieJohn WilkinsHarry WillianL. C. WilsonJ. M. WrightElphonzo Youngs
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Sub-Committee onWade H. Atkinson. M. D.H. W. Barker, M. D.N. P. Barnes, M. D.L. J. Battle. M. D.J. B. Bayne. M. D.John W. Bayne, M. D.Frank L. Biscoe. M. D.Charles W. Brown. M. D.E. G. Bryan, M. D.\\Tilliam T. Burch, M. D.D. C. Coleman, ^l. D.J. B. Gregg Custis, M. D.C. L. Davis. M. D.Thomas Dowling. M. D.H. E. Dye. M. D.W. Ashby Frankland, M. D.William B. French, M. D.Henry D. Fry. M. D.Frank E. Gibson. M. D.Thomas A. Groover. M. D.John Paul Gnniou, M. D.Edwin M. Hasbrouck, M. DJoseph M. Heller, M. D.D. Percy Hickling. M. D.S. Wren Howard. M. D.Presley C. Hunt, M. D.Henry Hiirtt. M. D.Virgil B. Jackson, M. D.Henry L. E. Johnson. M. D.Simon R. Karpeles, M. D.George M. Kober, M. D.
Hospitals and AmbulancesR. S. Lamb, M. D.D. Olin Leech, M. D.Hanson T. A. Lemon, M. D.L. H. Lloyd, M. D.Charles R. Luce, M. D.F. McQuillan, M. D.C. A. Machinek, M. D.D'Arcy Magee, M. D.G. Lloyd Magnider, M. D.Charles C. Marbury, M. D.Elijah L. Mason, M. D.N. W. Mason. M. D.E. C. Maxey. M. D.Clifton Mayfield. M. D.Preston Miller. M. D.J. D. Moran, M. D.J. Murphy, M. D.J. R. Nevitt, M. D.George N. Perry, M. D.J. R. Ramsburg, M. D.Emory W. Reisinger, M. D.W. P. Rives, M. D.D. Kerfoot Shute. M. D.C. G. Smith, M. D.Aubrey H. Staples. M. D.Charles G. Stone. M. D.Joseph S. Wall, M. D.James A. Watson. M. D.Clarence A. Weaver, M. D.William G. Woodward, M. D.
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY ORGANIZATIONSGEN. GEORGE H. HARRIES. N. G. D. C, Chairman
GEN. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, U. S. A., Vice-ChairmanF. J. WHITEHEAD, Secretary
Major Frank Averill, D. O. M.Lieut.-Col. John B. Bellinger, U. S. A.Paymaster Sidney Bieber. D. C. N. B.liieut-Col. Lloyd M. Brett, D. C. M.Capt. E. H. Brian, N. G. D. C.Lieut. Mark L. Bristow, U. S. N.Major Arthur Brooks, N. G. D. C.Lieut.-Comd'r R. B. Brummett, D. G. N. B.Major E. A. Burr, U. S. A.Capt. C. Fred Cook, D. C. M.Hon. C. H. Darling.Col. Frank Denny, U. S. M. C.
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Lieut.-Col. Randolph Dickins, U. S. M. C.
Capt. Joseph T. Dickmau, U. S. A.Major William P. Duvall, U. S. A.Gen. Lleyellyn G. Estes, U. S. V.Lieut. Wilson B. Evans, N. G. D. C.
Capt. Stephen N. Foote, U. S. A.Capt. Hugh J. Gallagher, U. S. A.Major James D. Glennen, U. S. A.Capt. Han-y C. Hale. U. S. A.Major George Henderson. D. C. M.Capt. LeRoy W. Herron, N. G. D. C.
Rear Admiral F. J. Higginson, U. S. N.Capt. W. S. Hodges, X. G. D. C.Capt. Grote Hutcheson, IT. S. A.Capt. Sidney R. Jacobs, U. S. V.Capt. George C. Lewis, U. S. V.Col. H. P. McCain. U. S. A.Lieut. H. G. Macfarland, U. S. N.Col. Charles Morton, U. S. A.Major Theodore Mosher, IT. S. A.Capt. Charles H. Muir. U. S. A.Lieut.-Comd'r R. T. Mulligan. U. S. N.Lieut. Burt Nelligan, N. G. D. C.Major E. H. Xeumeyer, D. C. M.Lieut. E. H. Neumeyer. Jr.. N. G. D. 0.Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver.Major Charles H. Ourand. D. C. M.Capt. Andrew Parker, D. C. M.Major H. H. Parmenter, D. C. M.Capt. E. C. Pendleton, U. S. N.Capt. John Pershing. TT. S. A.Capt. Frank Ramsev, IT. S. A.Col. Samuel Reber, IT. S. A.Major L. H. Reichelderfer. N. G. D. C.Capt. Charles Rhodes. IT. S. A.Capt. E. F. Riggs, D. O. M.Capt. A. P. Robbins, D. C. M.Major R. D. Simms. N. G. D. C.Major J. O. Skinner, U. S. A.Lieut. P. W. Smith. N. G. D. C.Capt. Charles S. Snell, N. G. D. C.Major Anton Stephen. N. G. D. C.Commander Samuel W. Stratton. D. C. N. B.Col. M. E. ITrell. N. G. D. C.Commander Nathaniel R. Usher, V. S. N.Lieut. J. A. Von Dachenhousen, N. G. D. C.Capt. John P. Wade. U. S. A.Capt. Richard Wainright. U. S. N.Gen. E. O. Whitaker, U. S. V.Capt. Frank Wynne, U. S. M. C.
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COMMITTEE ON QVIC ORGANIZATIONS
B. H. WARNER, ChairmanTHOMAS C. NOYES, First Vice-Chairman
GEN. RICHARD E. COCHRAN. Second Vice-Chairman
JOHN W. STORK, Third Vice-Chairman
GEORGE E. EMMONS, Secretarj-
J. W. BUOK. Corresponding Secretary
Col. T. H. AlexanderLewis BaarZeno B. BabbittL. S. BaconLester A. BarrSydney C. BatesRichard J. Beall
E. A. BeekmanH. H. BergmanI. P. BerthrongW. G. BettsJames W. BevansHenry T. BirchardWilliam E. BirgfeldH. L. BiscoeJosepli A. BlundonArthur W. BuellCol. Fred BrackettE. C. Brownrioorge G. BrownCol. Lorenzo S. BrownW. W. BrownF. L. BrowneHenry L. Bi'yanF. A. Bi-yon
Barry BulkleyW. B. BurdetteFrank A. ButtsJ. A. CassedyHoward L. ChristmanCharles S. ClarkW^illiam McK. ClaytonC. W. ClumJohn P. ChimCapt. H. A. CobaughH. W. Coffin
William K. CohenCharles L. ColeW. L. CollamerWilliam C. Connor
Robert CookWilliam W. CooksonF. B. CrosthwaiteE. H. DanielH. Bradley DavidsonAllan DavisFlorence DonahueLewis H. DouglassWm. C. DowneyGeorge W. DrewAddison G. DuBoisCharles L. DuBoisMitchell DyrenforthWatson W. EldridgeGeorge C. EllisonHoward O. EmmonsGen. Llewellyn G. EstesWilliams C. FoxH. W. FullerWm. T. GalliherJohn T. GaskinsO. W. GleasonAndrew GleesonDavid L. GittSamuel GompersClarence H. GreenWm. F. GudeW. H. HamiltonAbi'aham HartJames W. HartLewis S. HartCol. W. F. HartWm. H. H. HartThomas M. HayesCapt. Arthur HendricksA. T. HenseyWm. P. HerbstFrank L. HewittClarence Gobin HeylmunHarry M. Hiatt
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A. F. HillyerThos. S. HopkinsGeorge C. HoughChester HoweP. M. HughesGilbert M. HustedE. Hilton JackstJii
Horace G. JacobsThomas L. JonesA. S. T. JohnsonFrank M. JohnsonJoseph I. KeeferCarter B. KeeneC. B. KefersteinArthur D. KidrlerJ. Guest KingWilton J. Lanihei-tCharles A. LautileyFrank A. LawE. A. M. LawsonRalph W. LeeR. H. T. LeipoldGeorge C. LewisFred S. LincolnC. M. Loefifler
William LongJudson W. LyonsHarry B. MajorAlbert F. MarshThomas R. MartinL. W. MaxonCol. John McElroyJames P. McHughWhitfield McKinleyEdward B. McLeanWallace D. McLeanA. F. McMillanRobert H. McNeillA. F. MerrillOliver F. ]MetzerottBenjamin MiconGuion MillerLee F. MillerJohn E. IMitcliell
John C. INfoore
S. P. MooreFrank MorrisonDominick I. MurphyWalter C. :Mnrphy
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Henry Neale
F. R. NeibelA. Parker NevinT. V. NoonanCharles B. PearsonWilliam E. PearsonGeorge PeterC. V. Petty
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Alexander K. PhillipsW. H. PierceGeorge B. PittsRobert PottsGeorge W. PrattS. J. PrescottJ. J. PurmanW. J. PurmanElmer E. RameyClarence B. RheemM. V. RichardsS. W. RittenhouseW. P. RobeitsCharles G. RobinsonCol. W. E. RogersA. B. RuffN. L. SansburyThad B. SargentGus A. SchuldtWilliam B. SevereJohn ShermanAbner ShoemakerLouis P. ShoemakerFred ShouresWilliam M. ShusterJohn B. SimeringArthur SimmonsG. G. SimonsJ. B. Sleman, Jr.
William SmallCapt. .John T. SmithCapt. F. W. SowbvCol. O. G. Staples'E. W. StoneRobert H. StoneHenry StrasburgerJoseph Strasbui'gerJ. T. SullivanGeorge W. F. SwartzellGalen B. TaitCapt. J. R. TaylorW. M. TerrellHarry H. Thompson
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John B. ThompaouCharles S. ThomeCapt. M. R. ThorpJ. W. TownsendEdwin M. TruellRollin B. TruesdellGeorge P. ValentineFred A. WallaceB. H. Warner, Jr.
A. McArthur WashburnW. D. WestE. W. WhittakerE. M. WillisJames H. WillockS. S. WrightPrank W. YoderThomas H. YoungE. A. Zeigler
COMMITTEE ON REVIEWING STANDS
JOHN B. LARXER, ChairmanGLENN BROWN, Pirst Vice-Chairman
H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Second Vice-Chairman
JOHN JOY EDSON, JR., Secretary
Percy AshSnowden AshfordCharles B. BaileyEdward S. BaileyHarry BinghamW. B. BryanN. Landon Burchell
S. W. CurridenLouis A. DentLeon DessezEdward W. DoimWilliam L. Dunlop. Jr.
William S. EamesJ. Paul EarnestSamuel H. EdmonstonJoseph R. PagueA. P. PardonAlbert P. PoxWilliams C. PoxJohn R. PrancisT. J. D. FullerW. Russell GrahamJohn A. HamiltonFred L. HarveyWilliam B. HibbsH. L. HodgkiBSThomas B. HutchinsonRalph W. LeeFulton LewisAlvin M. Lothrop
John Lynch, Jr.
D. J. McCartyH. Leroy MarkWilliam P. MattingiyThomas P. MorganW. H. MosesBrainard W. ParkerJames L. ParsonsPaul J. PelzArthur PeterLyman L. PierceWilliam PoindexterA. M. PoyntonPi-ederic B. PyleJoseph RichardsonMason N. RichardsonT. Franklin SchneiderRobert SteadBrskine M. SunderlandPeter TaylorRichard K. TylerPhilip WalkerHenry WellsFrancis B. WheatonT. A. WlckershaniCaleb C. WillnnlJ. B. WimerLouis D. WineNathan Wyeth.Fohn R. Young
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COMMITTEE ON STREET DECORATIONS
FREDERICK D. OWEN, ChairmanWILMAM V. COX, Vice-chairman
WILLIAM P. VAN WICKLE, Second Vice-Chairman
EDWARD T. BATES. Secretary
GEORGE GREEN, Clerk
Louis AmateesPercy AshBenjamin F. BarnesMarcus BenjaminRobert R. BennettClififord K. BerrymanSidney BesseleiverAlexander BrittenGeorge H. BrownG. V. BuckJohn Doyle CarmodyMitchell CarrollEdward P. CaseyWarren R. ChoateB. M. ClinedinstWoodworth ClumEdward R. CombesHenry E. CooperArthur CopelandPercy CranfordAdolphi de NestiF. A. T. DunbarU. S. J. DunbarJames EarlieJohn Paul EarnestFrank L. EvansLeon L. L. FrenchHenry C. GaussF. F. GillenAndrew B. GrahamAdolphus Gude
Henry O. HallEdwin A. HillH. L. HodgkinsGeorge C. HoughGaillard HuntAlpheus JonesMaj. I. Wm. Littell
John L. LoomisEmmanuel L. MasquerayLeslie P. McClearyBen Miller
Edward Bruce MooreJ. Henry MoserLawrence O. MurrayStephen M. NewmanH. Hobart NicholsCharles NiehausGeorge P. PittsT. P. RandallHenry W. SamsonEdward S. SmithF. G. Smith, Jr.
Charles M. StaleyGeorge O. Totten, Jr.
Philip WalkerFrancis B. WheatonMark WilmarthJohn L. WirtWilliam D. WirtElliott Woods
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COMMITTEE ON HISTORIC SITES
WILDIAM P. VAN WICKLE, ChairmanWILLIAM V. COX, Vice-chairman
MARCUS BENJAMIN, Vice-Chairman
MAX LANSBURGH, Historian
GEORGE B. PITTS, Secretary
WATSON B. MIIyLER, Official MarkerJames O. AdamsJohn W. BabsonGeorge W. BairdJohn A. BakerW. H. BarstowJob BarnardVictor J. BeckerWilliam W. BirthGist BlairGlenn BrownWilhelmus B. BryanAllen C. ClarkWalter C. ClephaneJohn F. CrowellLewis J. DavisEdward F. DroopWeston FlintAdam GeibAlexander B. HagnerLewis S. HaydenJames F. Hood
William Dawson JohnstonJoseph I. KeeferGrant LeetHenry B. F. MacfarlandA. C. McLaughlinMartin F. MorrisTheodore W. NoyesA. C. PealeGeorge W. PearsonThomas F. PendallJohn C. ProctorBenjamin W. ReissE. D. ShawS. Rush SiebertAinsworth R. SpoffordJ. Kennedy StoutHugh T. TaggartRichard WeightmanHenry A. WillardJohn L. WirtJohn M. Young
COMMITTEE ON ILLUMINATION
BERNARD R. GREEN, ChairmanJ. NOTA McGILL, First Vice-Chairman
CAPT. GEORGE W. BAIRD, Second Vice-Ohairman
Walter C. AllenWilliam E. BleoFrank S. BrightJoseph U. BurketWilliam A. DeCaindryL. E. DessezPickering DodgeP. L. DoughertyW. T. GalliherJohn R. Galloway
PHILANDER BBTTS, Secretary
George GibsonC. P. GleimD. W. HardingF. S. HightJoseph S. Hill
Conway B. HuntW. H. HoekpJ. C. HornblowerJ. B. LambieJohn H. Lloyd
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E. S. Marlow(reorge W. MaynardD. E. McCombCarl MesserJames O'DonnellE. M. PadelfordWilliam H. ParsonsJ, E. Powell
W. H. RapleyA. S. RiddleRumsey W. ScottL. E. Sinclair
J. L. SmithmeyerH. H. TwombleyElliott WoodsJ. E. Woodwell
COMMITTEE ON FIREWORKSCUNO H. RUDOLPH, Chairman
J. FRED KELLEY, First Vice-ChairmanA. E. OPFUTT, Second Vice-Chairman
FREDERICK A. FENNING. Secretary
Allen D. Albert, Jr.
Wyatt ArcherClarence A. AspinwallF. O. BeckettClifford K. BerryraanP. J. BrennanF. V. BrooksJames B. BrownCapt. Hiram BuckinghamMajor Frank A. ButtsR. B. CaverlyW. A. H. ChurchW. W. ConnorR. F. Crist
S. W. CurridenJames D. DarnallT. Conrad DodgeJohn Wesley DouglassGeorge W. DriverMitchell DyrenforthKarl Herbert FenningFrank M. FinottiE. K. FoxF. A. GenthWilliam F. GudeH. T. HardingM. C. HargroveA. H- HeehtGeorge H. HeronJ. Phil HerrmannJohn K. HeylJoel HillmanW. G. Himrod
B. T. JanneyE. H. JemisonW. D. P. KingJohn A. KoonsCharles KraemerJ. M. LambCapt. C. B. LowerGeorge MacDonaldCollins MarshallGeorge J. MayDavid MooreAlexander R. MullowneyGeorge F. MuthJames L. Norrls, Jr.
.1. C. C. PattersonGeorge E. PotterSamuel J. PrescottE. G. RandallHugh ReillyD. Weimer ReinohlSidney ReizensteinF. T. SannerF. A. SebringA. C. SteinbrennerD. E. StephanSamuel W. StinemetzE. M. SunderlandEdward J. WalshGeorge B. WelshCharles F. WellerC. S. WheelerOscar W. White
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COMMITTEE ON MUSIC
PERCY S. FOSTER, ChairmanEDWARD H. DROOP, Vice-Chairman
Allen D. Albert, Jr.
Charles S. ClarkFrank ClaudyHenry P. ColeJ. Harry CunninghamCarl DroopReginald DeKovenSherman B. FowlerFranklin T. HoweWilliam A. HaleyCharles J. JamesJ. Henry KaiserJosef KasparWilliam B. KingStephen J. KubelJoseph E. LuckettDonald B. McLeodFrank B. MetzerottSol Minster
EDWARD TARRING, Secretary
Harvey MurrayG. Wright NicoisJohn H. NolanWilliam J. PalmerDavid G. Pfeififer
Herman RakemannWilliam H. RapleyFrank P. ReesideWilliam H. SantelmannFrederick A. ShraderEdgar W. StoneJames G. TraylorP. C. J. TreanorPerry B. TurpinEdmond A. VarelaD. E. WiberHerbert WadsworthFrancis J. WoodmanSydney L. Wrightson
COMMITTEE ON BALLROOM DECORATIONS
JAMBS RUSH MARSHALIi, Chairman
JAMES G. HILL, Vice-Chairman
FREDERIC B. PYLE, Secretary
A. H. BaldwinGeorge W. BarnesWilliam H. BayleyEmile Berliner
Thomas BlagdenJ. H. CorningFrank L. HanveySamuel HartWilliam F. HartArthur B. HeatonWilliam H. HolmesJ. Blake KendallCharles A. LangleyA. M. Lothrop
Samuel MaddoxEdwin F. MarlowGeorge G. MaynardVictor MindeleffE. L. MorseJames H. MoserArthur J. ParsonsWalter G. PeterHenry W. SamsonWilliam R. SmithJ. K. TaylorGrace Lincoln TempleMills Thompson
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COMMITTEE ON COMFORT AT BALLMAJOR JAMES E. BBI^, Chairman
ALEXANDER GRANT, Vice-Chairman
Jacob S. AllenLorenzo A. BaileyCapt. Horace M. Bell
Henry T. BrianCharles M. BryantEugene A. ByrnesJere ConnellyS. Clifford CoxJoseph H. OranfordJames L. DavenportWilliam H. DeLacyJohn T. DevineFreeman B. DickersonCapt. Tracy C. DicksonC. W. DimickGen. Eugene D. DimmickCol. E. J. DimmickCharles M. EakleBurr N. EdwardsCapt. F. E. EvansLieut. J. G. EwingE. B. FletcherIsaac GansCapt. Harry C. HaleGen. William P. HallCharles M. HendleyJohn J. HowleyJohn Taylor HumphreyWilliam W. JohnsonCapt. L. M. KelleyPhil KingCapt. Thomas S. KingWalter B. KlopferEdwin S. LaFetra
CAPT. C. FRED COOK, Secretary
Major Jesse B, K. LeeGeorge E. LewisLieut. C. A. McAllisterLieut. Ridley McLeanMaj. William A. MannJohn J. MartinCapt. William B. MartinN. Allen MerrittHarrington Mills.[. R. PitmanA. J. PostonR. A. PylesArthur E. Randle\A'»illiam SacksNicholas H. SheaHenry SherwoodFred S. SmithWalter A. SmithHorace P. SpringerOrren G. StaplesJohn L. SteeleE. H. ThorpCol. N. B. ThurstonCapt. J. S. TomlinsonErastus J. TurnerRichard J. WatkinsHanson E. WeaverGeorge B. WelchCharles E. WestWilliam Allen WhiteHarry WillianIrving L. WilsonIvevi WoodburyHenry B. WynneC. T. Yoder
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FLOOR COMMITTEECORCORAN THOM, Chairman.
COL. THOMAS W. SYMONS, Vice-Chairman
Anthony C. AddisonArthur D. AddisonA. D. Albert, Jr.
Edward R. AlexanderEdgar AllenEugene Y. AllenAlfred AllmuthGapt. Benjamin AlvordWilliam E. AmbroseCapt. E. AndersonLieut. W. D. AndersonWalter S. AndrewsEugene P. ArnoldMahlon AshfordGeorge C. AukamEdward S. BaileyCharles A. BakerCharles A. Ball
Madison A. Ballinger
J. B. BayneJ. Forbes BealeWarren C. BeachJames J. BeckerAlexander H. Bell
C. T. BeltMarcus BenjaminCharles G. BennettFrank V. BennettWalter V. R. BerryNorman BestorWilliam T. BinghamA. A. BirneyCharles BisphamGist BlairHenry P. BlairJohn S. BlairMontgomery BlairWoodbury Blair
G. Beale BloomerWilliam W. Boarniaii
P. A. Bowen, Jr.
Andrew Y. BradleyEdward C. BralnardEdward C. BrandenburgCapt. Lloyd M. Brett
Lieut. Mark L. Bristol
Alexander BrittonCol. Charles S. BromwellChapin BrownCuthbert B. BrownGeorge W. BrownWilliam L. BrowningJoseph H. BryanFred H. BugherBarry BulkleyLieut. R. C. BulmerCharles S. BundyN. Landon BurchellRoyal E. BurnhamCapt. A. W. ButtJames F. CarlinJames M. Carlisle
J. M. ChamberlainFred E. ChapinThomas M. ChatardJohn J. ChewRobert S. ChewRobert S. Chilton, Jr.
Melville ChurchAllen C. ClarkCharles S. ClarkWilliam McK. ClaytonThomas A. ClaytorAlan O. ClephaneWalter C. ClephaneCapt. S. A. ClomanMurray A. CobbMyer CohenW. A. CohillMichael J. ColbertMalcolm A. ColesJames H. ColwellWilliam P. ComptonAlford W. Cooley.lames W. CorcoranWm. St. C. D. CorcoranJ. H. CorningRobert L. CowieCharles H. CraginJoseph W. Craig
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William P. CressonHarris M. GristR. D. CumminFrank E. CunninghamJ. H. CunninghamAllerton CushmanJ. B. Gregg CustisR. J. DaingerfieldSamuel Dalzell
H. H. DarneilleF. Stewart DavidgeWalter D. DavidgeJohn C. DavidsonChris Cox DawsonEdward M. DawsonWilliam A. DayW. Riley DeebleReginald DeKovenWilliam H. DennisCol. Frank L. DennyW. C. DennyLfouis A. DentJ. H. de SibourLieut. T. H. DillonT. C. R. DixCharles S. DomerR. Golden DonaldsonEdward W. DonnCharles A. DouglasJohn W. DouglasEdward H. DroopH. R. Dulany(}. Thomas DunlopIrving H. DunlopAndrew B. Duvall. Jr.
L. Kemp DuvalMaj. Wm. P. DuvallJohn P. EarnestJohn C. Eckloflf
William E. EdmonstonJohn Joy Edson, Jr.
Burr N. EdwardsCol. Clarence R. EdwardsGeorge H. BichelbergerS. B. Elkins, Jr.
Frank Ellis
Richard F. ElyLieut. Frank E. EvansLieut. F. T. Evans
George W. EvansJohnson H. FantF. De C. FaustJohn S. FlanneryE. D. FlatherH. H. FlatherGeorge E. FlemingWeston B. Flint
Capt. L. M. FooteRichard A. FordLieut. G. R. FortesquePercy S. FosterSherman B. FowlerCharles L. FraileyGeorge C. EraserLeon L. L. FrenchH. W. FullerThomas J. D. FullerCreed M. FultonFrank P. FurlongThomas T. GaffIsaac GansHerbert E. GaschH. Prescott GatleyLieut.-Com. J. H. Gibbon?Frank GibsonW. A. GiesekingS. Herbert GiesyCapt. J. C. GilmoreJohn C. GittingsL. W. GlazebrookCharles Carroll Glover, Jr.
Robert W. GoeletMaj. George W. GoethalsArthur T. GoldsboroughRichard H. GoldsboroughCol. Green Clay GoodloeJ. Holdsworth GordonKilbourne GfordonA. P. Gordon-CummingF. W. GrahamFoster R. GreenJames M. GreenFrancis R. HagnerRandall HagnerCapt. P. G. Hains, Jr.
John J. HamiltonElbert B. HamlinThomas V. Hammond
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Leo P. HarlowN. C. HarperHerbert HarriesFairfax HarrisonWilliam E. HarveyEdwin B. HayPaul E. HayJames H. HaydenWilliam HaywoodBenjamin HellenJohn J. HemphillJ. Thilman HendrickJ. William HenryJ. Malcolm HenryFrank D. HesterJ. Clinton HiattWilliam B. HibbsRobert HinkleyFrank H. HitchcockWilliam HitzA. A. Hoehling. Jr.
Lfieut. R. S. HookerWilliam D. HooverArchibald HopkinsAlfred F. HopkinsN. M. HopkinsF. Oden HorstmannClifford HowardGeorge H. HowardRobert C. HowardS. W. HowardCharles E. HoweErnest HoweF. T. HoweF. L. HuidekoperR. S. HuidekoperJohn HulseRobert S. HumeLieut. E. H. HumphreyC. B. HuntOapt. Grote HutchesonFrancis C. HuttonWilliam Jeffers
Tracy L. Jeffords
Ralph JenkinsJ. Burr JohnsonL. B. T. JohnsonPaul E. JohnsonRichard A. Johnson
William G. JohnsonCharles H. JohnstonGeorge J. JohnstonRichard A. JohnstonCharles M. JonesVictor KauffmannCharles H. KeepCharles A. KeigwinArthur KeithMaurice KellyFrederick A. KendallW. Seton KentJ. Miller KenyonLieut. H. S. KilbournePercy R. KingWilliam B. KingLieut. J. J. KingmanFred C. KlineschmidtS. P. KnutGeorge H. LamarWilton J. LambertCapt. Edward LandonMaj. Geo. T. LanghorneM. M. LanghorneW. C. LatimerC^l. C. H. LauchheimerCapt. H. R. LayTheodore A. LayDavid N. LeaLieut.-Col. S. S. LeachA. E. L. LeckieThomas S. LeeA. B. LegareHugh A. LegareCapt. H. LeonardWilliam Myer LewinReeve LewisFred S. LincolnPay Director C. W. Littlefield
John LodgeCharles C. LongP^rank B. LoringJames LounsberryLucas P. LovingA. Maurice LowJoseph E. LuckettOscar LuckettR. H. LynnSimon Lyon
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James I. McCallumEdward S. McC?almontOrmsby McCammonMaj. Charles L. McOawleyA. Garrison McClintockCom. Henrv McCreaJ. Nota McGillCharles A. McKenneyFrederic D. McKenneyWilliam A. McKenneyGeorge X. McLanahanEdward McLeanWallace D. McLeanDonald B. Mcl^eodJohn E. McLeranEdward J. McQuadeFrederick W. McReynoldsLouis Mackall, Jr.
Samuel MaddoxJulius A. MaedellMaj. Louis MagillCharles E. MagoonJohn H. MagruderJames D. MaherJ. B. MaloneW. C. MarrowRobert F. MasonJames M. MatthewsFrederic MayHenry MayWilliam A. MearnsMaj. Carroll MercerPaymaster John H. MerriamWilliam H. MerriamBenjamin MicouBenjamin Miller
Capt. B. A. Miller
William L. MillerBenjamin S. MinorC. Piquette Mitchell
Edward A. Mitchell
Frank P. Mitchell
James F. Mitchell
Lieut. John C. MontgomeryHarry C. MosesLee B. MosherFrank B. MullenWilliam D. MurphyT. Morris Murray
T. Percy MyersFleming NewboldThomas R. NewboldArthur NewmeyerLeonard Nicholson, Jr.
G. W. NicholsLieut. E. P. NonesJames L. Norris, Jr.
Rastus R. NorrisThomas O. NoyesFrancis NyeHoward S. NvmanF. C. O'ConnellDaniel W. O'DonoghueA. E. OffuttWilliam OrmeD. William OysterE. M. PadelfordL. W. PageThomas Nelson PageJ. A. C. PalmerW. J. PalmerLieut-Col. W. M. PalmerNorris D. ParhamAndrew ParkerAlbion K. ParrisA. Keith ParrisEdmund H. ParryW. S. PeachyGeo. J. PearsonLieut. E. D. PeekStanton C. Peelle
R. Ross Perry, Jr.
Arthur PeterWalter G. PeterJ. Van Ness Philip
A. K. Phillips
P. Lee Phillips
Roland Phillips
Frank H. PhippsMaj. Geo. E. Pickett
Theodore J. Pickett
Walter J. Pilling
Frank K. Pilson
Charles K. PoeF. B. PoeCharles H. PoorJohn C. PoorHenry A. Pressey
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J. Clarence PriceJackson H. RalstonCapt. Frank de W. RamseyW. H. RapleyClary RayS. E. RedferuH. S. ReesideWilliam ReyburnMason N. RichardsonEdward F. RiggsCharles S. RobbLieut. H. H. RobertCharles F. RobertsCapt. T. A. RobertsWm. Henry RobertsonLieut. T. M. RobinsNorborne RobinsonC. C. RogersCapt. H. L. RooseveltJesse RosenfeldHugh B. RowlandCol. A. H. RussellCol. B. Reeves RussellH. L. RustF. P. B. SandsB. F. SaulLieut. J. A. ShannonF. A. SebringM. G. SeckendorfCapt. John S. SewellJ. Albert ShafferLieut. J. A. ShannonCol. H. G. SharpeL. A. ShaverEarl B. ShawCharles R. ShepardCharles H. Sherrill
Albert B. ShoemakerWilliam H. SholesF. A. ShraderW. M. ShusterFrederick L. SiddonsJ. Oothout SiebertLeo SimmonsN. S. SimpkinsN. S. Simpkins, Jr.
A. L. Sinclair
John B. Sleman, Jr.
Edward Snell Smith
F. G. Smith, Jr.
Thomas W. SmithWilliam M. SmithArthur A. SnyderF'rederick R. SolgerChauncey M. St. J<^nWilliam R. StansburyA. L. StavelyLewis E. SteinHenry C. StewartE. W. StoneJ. P. Story, Jr.
D. O. SunderlandFrank SuttonMaj. Richard SylvesterConrad H. SymeEdward TarringJ. Augustus TaylorJames H. TaylorWilliam C. Taylor.Edward H. ThomasCapt. James K. ThompsonMorven ThompsonWard ThoronHenry G. TimmermanWilliam R. TindallLeon TobrinerHowe TottenP. C. J. TreanorC. F. TroupeA. D. TuckerC. C. TuckerJ. Smylie TuckerWalter R. TuckermanHenry V. TullochSeymour W. TullochFred S. TylerRichard K. TylerClarke WaggamanE. O. WagonhurstCapt. Richard WainwrightJohn H. WalkerV. Ashby WallaceB. H. Warner, Jr.
H. O. WeaverH. Randall WebbJohn Sydney WebbCharles F. WellerFrancis R. Weller
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John R. WilliamsEugene B. WillsCharles F. WilsonClarence R. WilsonH. M. WilsonWilliam P. WilsonCom. C. McR. WinslowAlexander WolfLieut.-Com. S. S. WoodWaddy B. WoodWilliam C. WoodwardCharles H. WoodhullA. S. WorthingtonJ. M. WrightNathan WyethJohn R. Young
Henry WellsRobert W. WellsWilliam D. WestWilliam H. WestCharles D. WestcottHorace H. WestcottRodgers K. WetmorePercival WhartonDavid WhitcombAlfred K. Whitney, Jr.
Sanford N. WhitwellD. E. WiberMax WiehleJohn F. WilkinsRobert C. WilkinsErnest WilkinsonJ. P. Willett
SUPPER COMMITTEEEDWARD McCAULEY, Chairman
THOMAS M. CHATARD, Vice-ChairmaDOSCAR J. RICKETTS, Secretary
Charles Bisphani B. R. RussellArthur Blanchard C. Peyton RussellHamilton P. Burney Nathan SteinNorman Gait Wolcott TuckermanBenjamin Hellen A. C. TylerRalph Jenkins Horace WardCharles O'D. Lee, Jr.
COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGESWILLIAM S. KNOX, Chairman
FRANK K. RAYMOND, Viee-OhairmanBARRY BULKLEY, Secretary
Elijah S. AlvordJohn V. BarrossFloyd V. BrooksEugene S. CochranPercy CrawfordWilliam W. DannenhowerWilliam S. HogeCharles Jacobsen
fJeorge V. KnoxJ. Campbell MalcolmEmil G. SchaferCharles F. SchneiderFrancis A. Sebring(Tcorge H. Walkerr. E. Wood
EDWARD J.
GEORGE E.
AUDITING COMMITTEESTELIiWAGEN, Chairman
FLEMING. Vice-chairmanCHARLES S. HILLYER, Secretary
.Tames J. Becker Charles E. HoweD. E. Garges Harry G. MeemW. Frank D. Herron '
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SuUb (&obtmm^ (S^ammxtUtB
INAUGURAL COMMITTEE
The Inaugural Committee shall have supervising charge of all
matters pertaining to the Inaugural ceremonies. It shall create
such subcommittees as are neccessary for the proper discharge of
its work, and shall define their duties and control their actions.
It shall have the sole right, through its Chairman, to authorize
expenditures.
No expenditure of money shall be made, nor any indebtedness
incurred, by any officer or subcommittee, without the express
approval of the Chairman of the Inaugural Committee, and noindebtedness shall be recognized or paid except the amount thus
expressly authorized.
Every contract shall be made in the name of the Inaugural
Committee and shall be signed by its Chairman. In every In-
stance a copy of the contract shall be retained by the Chairmanfor the flies of the Committee.
A detailed account shall be kept of all money-s received, of all
appropriations made by the authority of the Inaugural Committee,and of all disbursements, the record of disbursements to show in
each instance the appropriation against which chargeable.
When the Inaugural Committee is not in session its Chairmanshall exercise all its functions and authority, reporting his action
at the next meeting. In the absence of the Chairman, the Vice-
Chairman, and in his absence, the Second Vice-Cbalrman, shall
perform the duties of the Chairman and exercise his authority.
The Secretary of the Inaugural Committee shall perform suchduties as the Chairman shall from time to time direct.
The chairman of each subcommittee shall nominate a vice-
chairman and a secretary, as well as the individual membersof his committee, and shall submit his nominations to the In-
augural Committee for its approval.
It shall be the duty of the chairman of each subcommittee to
certify to the correctness of accounts and contracts relating to
his committee before submitting them for the approval or signa-
ture of the Chairman of the Inaugural Committee.The subcommittees shall make full reports to the Inaugural
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Oonnnittee once a we^, or as much oftener as the Chairman of
the Inaugural Committee may require.
Duplicate or press copies of the correspondence conducted bythe various subcommittees shall be filed with the Inaugural Com-mittee, except those specially authorized to be filed elsewhere.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
The Committee on Finance shall have charge of raising the
funds necessary to defray the expenses of the Inaugural cere-
monies and shall make suitable acknowledgment to all personscontributing. The funds collected shall be turned over in weeklyinstalments to the Treasurer of the Inaugural Committee.The Committee on Finance shall have charge also of the sale
of the Inaugural Ball and Concert tickets and shall submit to the
Chairman of the Inaugural Committee a detailed written report
of such sale, turning over the proceeds to the Treasurer.
The Chairman of the Auditing Committee and the Treasurerof the Inaugural Committee shall constitute a special committeeon the night of the Inaugural Ball and also at the time of the
Concerts to receive and verify the tickets collected, keeping anaccurate account of the number sold and unsold, and shall sub-
mit a written report thereon to the Chairman of the InauguralCommittee.
COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES
The Committee on Expenditures shall pass upon the estimatessubmitted by the various other committees and, subject to the
approval of the Chairman of the Inaugural Committee, shall
allot to each committee the sum available for its use.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
It will be the duty of the Reception Committee to extend propercourtesies to distinguished guests during their stay in Washing-ton, and particularly during their presence at the various func-tions of the Inauguration, including the Inaugural Ball.
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COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION
The Committee on Legislation sliall have charge of all measures
affecting the Inauguration that require Congressional action,
whether of national or municipal character, such as the appro-
priation of funds, permission to use Government property, au-
thority to detail officers to cooperate with the Inaugural Com-mittee, and such similar matters as are approved by the In-
augural Committee.
PRESS COMMITTEE
The Press Committee shall make suitable arrangements for
the accommodation of members of the press, extending to them
all necessary facilities.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING
The Committee on Printing shall have charge of the prepara-
tion and printing of the official program for the Inauguration,
shall advertise for and receive bids on the contract for printing
the program, and shall submit to the Inaugural Committee a
recommendation for the award of such contract.
COMMITTEE ON SOUVENIRS AND TICKETS
The Committee on Souvenirs and Tickets shall obtain designs
for such engraved souvenirs and tickets as may be required, with
estimates of their cost, and shall submit them to the Inaugural
Committee. It shall procure in requisite quantities the souvenirs
and tickets approved by the Inaugural Committee and shall de-
liver them to the Chairman of the Committee on Finance, taking
his receipt therefor.
COMMITTEE ON MEDALS AND BADGES
The Committee on Medals and Badges shall cause designs for
medals and badges, with estimates of their cost, to be submitted
for the approval of the Inaugural Committee, and shall procure
in the necessary quantities the medals and badges approved and
deliver them to the officers of the Committee and the chairmen of
the several subcommittees for distribution.
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COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
The Committee on Transportation shall obtain as soon as prac-
ticable the lowest possible transportation rates to Washington
from all portions of the United States at the time of the Inaugura-
tion, and shall announce such rates to the public as fast as re-
ceived.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT
The Committee on Public Comfort shall render all possible as-
sistance to visitors desiring accommodations in Washington at
the time of the Inauguration. It shall aid them in securing suita-
ble quarters in hotels, public halls and private residences. It
shall establish an office and obtain and keep on file there accurate
information regarding accommodations and rates of charge at
hotels and other lodging places, including private residences
where guests can procure rooms. It shall ascertain as far as
practicable the amount, character and prices of rations that can
be supplied by responsible caterers for the subsistence of mili-
tary and civic organizations in attendance at the Inauguration.
It shall promptly furnish the Committee on Military Organizations
and the Committee on Civic Organizations such information as
may be desired regarding quarters for visiting organizations, and
shall cooperate to the fullest possible extent with these com-
mittees in looking after the comfort of such organizations during
their stay in Washington.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ORDER
The Committee on Public Order shall cooperate with the Com-missioners of the District of Columbia in securing the necessary
means and publishing and enforcing the requisite regulations to
clear the avenues and streets for the formation and movementof the Inaugxu'al Parade, to clear the streets leading to th«
Inaugural Ball, and to maintain good order in general during the
Inaugural ceremonies.
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COMMITTEE ON MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
The Committee on Military Organizations shall receive and
have charge of all military orsjra nidations. It shall provide for
them suitable quarters through the Committee on Public Com-fort and shall keep a record showing the names, the numerical
strength and the location in Washington of each command. It
shall report to the Inaugural Committee once a wreck, or as muchoftener as required, and shall be prepared at all times to make
reports to the Chief Marshal of the Inaugural Parafle.
COMMITTEE ON QVIC ORGANIZATIONS
The Committee on Civic Organizations shall receive and have
charge of all civic organizations. It shall provide for them suita-
ble quarters through the Committee on Public Comfort, and shall
keep a record showing their names, their numerical strength andtheir location in Washington. It shall report to the Inaugural
Committee once a week, or as much oftener as required, and shall
be prepared at all times to make reports to the Chief Marshalof the Inaugural Parade.
COMMITTEE ON REVIEWING STANDS
The Committee on Reviewing Stands shall be charged with the
duty of erecting the I*resideutial reviewing stand, and such other
stands as may be authorized, and shall have supervision over all
reviewing stands while in use. It shall have control of all privi-
leges to be granted in connection with the Inaugural Parade, andshall be responsible for the sale of such privileges, making weeklyreports to the Inaugural Committee.
COMMITTEE ON STREET DECORATIONS
The Committee on Street Decorations shall prepare and sub-
mit for the approval of the Inaugural Committee plans and esti-
mates for the decoration of such avenues and streets and suchpublic and private buldings as may seem desirable, and shall
be in charge of the plan of decoration adopted and responsible
for its proper execution.
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COMMITTEE ON HISTORIC SITES
The Committee on Historic Sites shall be charged with the duty
of marking by appropriate signs or placards such points of his-
toric significance in the City of Washington as are likely to be
of interest to visitors at the time of the Inauguration.
COMMITTEE ON ILLUMINATION
The Committee on Illumination shall prepare and submit for
the approval of the Inaugural Committee plans and estimates
for the illumination of such avenues and streets and such public
and private buildings as may seem desirable, and shall be in
charge of the plan of illumination adopted and responsible for its
execution. The Committee on Illumination shall cooperate, as
far as practicable, with the Committee on Street Decorations.
COMMITTEE ON FIREWORKS
The Committee on Fireworks shall prepare and submit for
the approval of the Inaugural Committee plans and estimates for
a display of fireworks on the night of the fourth of March, andshall be in charge of the plan adopted and responsible for its
proper execution.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC
The Committee on Music shall be charged with the duty of hir-
ing or otherwise procuring, subject to the approval of the In-
augural Committee, suitable music for the Inaugural Parade andthe Inaugural Ball, and for such other purposes in connectionwith the Inauguration as may seem desirable.
COMMITTEE ON BALLROOM DECORATIONS
The Committee on Ballroom Decorations shall have chargeof the decoration and illumination of the ballroom, of such ad-joining rooms as may be required, and of approaches to the ball-
room.
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COMMITTEE ON COMFORT AT BALLThe Committee on Comfort at Ball shall have charge of the
hat, cloak and retiring rooms, and of all arrangements in con-
nection therewith, for the convenience of guests at the Inaugural
Ball. It shall submit for the approval of the Inaugural Com-mittee a general plan for such arrangements and an estimate of
the expense to be incurred.
FLOOR COMMITTEEThe Floor Caramittee shall have general charge of the In-
augural Ball and of its floor management.
SUPPER COMMITTEEThe Supper Committee shall have charge of the arrange-
ments for the supper at the Inaugural Ball, shall obtain estimates
for the necessary catering, and shall make a recommendation to
the Inaugural Committee for the award of the contract for such
catering.
COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGESThe Committee on Carriages shall make arrangements with the
owners of public conveyances for the best possible carriage
service that can be furnished at reasonable rates to visitors in
Washington at the time of the Inauguration and shall see in
particular that a proper carriage service is provided, without ex-
cessive charges, to and from the Inaugural Ball. It shall plan
and have constructed suitable carriage approaches to the en-
trances of the building in which the Ball is held.
AUDITING COMMITTEEIt shall be the duty of the Auditing Committee, which shall
consist of three members, to examine all bills authenticated by
the certificate of the Chairman of the subcommittee concerned,
and to certify as to their correctness, provided the expenditures
are found to have been mafde under proper authority. On the
night of the Inaugural Ballj and also at the time of the Concerts,
the Chairman of the Auditing Committee, with the Treasurer of
the Inaugural Committee, shall receive and verify all tickets col-
lected, keecing an accurate account of the number sold and un-
sold, and aVll submit to the Chairman of the Inaugural Com-mittee a wntten report of the sales and the receipts therefrom.
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