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Stations, 1504 e Fort av, Gay and Mott sts, 1204 e Balto
President, James A Gary; Vice-President, Thomas J Morris; Treasurer, Henry P Janes; Secretary, E Stabler Jr, 6 South st; Trustees, James A Gary, Charles J J Bonaparte, E Stabler Jr, Thomas
Morris, Henry P Janes, Henry Duffy, John E Semmes and Henry Stockbridge; Librarian, Bernard C Steiner, Ph D; Assistant Librarian, Louis H Dielman
LIBRARY OF MEDICAL AND
CHIRURGICAL FACULTY OF MARYLAND. 1211 Cathedral St.
Open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Number of volumes, 16,127; Journals taken, 160; Librarian, Miss M C Noyes
MARYLAND DIOCESAN LIBRARY.
Instituted 1879. Open 10 A M to 4 P M Daily, 1106-1108 Madison Av. Lawrence C Wroth, Librarian; 30,000 vol- umes
NEW MERCANTILE LIBRARY. Instituted 1888.
Wilson Building, 305 N Charles St. The Library and Reading Rooms are open daily from 9 A M to 6 P M. Librarians, Margaret F Watkins and Fanny Stewart
PEABODY INSTITUTE.
Founded by Geo Peabody, Feb 12, 1857. Cor of Mt Vernon pl and Charles President, Saml C Chew, M D, LL D; Vice-President, Henry F Thompson; Secretary, Faris C Pitt; Treasurer, Michael Jenkins; Provost and Librarian, P R Ubler, LL D: Director of the Con- servatory of Music, Harold Randolph
RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE COMPANY
Merchants and Miners' Transportation Co Bldg, Light and German; W H Wardin, Agt
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL- ROAD. B & O Bldg
President, Oscar G Murray; 1st Vice- President, Geo F Randolph; 2d Vice- President and General Counsel, Hugh L Bond jr; 3d Vice-President, G L Potter; Secretary, C W Woolford; 4th Vice- President and Treasurer, J V McNeal; Assistant to President, Geo M Shriver; Assistant to 3d Vice-President, John G Walber; Comptroller, H D Bulkley; As- sistant Comptroller, Geo W Booth; Man- ager Freight Traffic. C S Wight; Gen- eral Freight Agent, 'T W Galleher; Man- ager Freight Traffic, D B Martin; Gen- eral Passenger Agent, C W Bassett; Real Estate Agent, J D McCubbin jr; General Superintendent, F C Batchel- der: General Superintendent of Trans- portation, John G Walber; Superintend- ent Car Service, J R Kearney; Pur- chasing Agent, E H Bankard; Chief Engineer, D D Carothers; General Au- ditor, J T Leary; Auditor of Revenue, J M Watkins; Auditor of Disbursements, G H Pryor; General Superintendent of Motive Power, J D Harris
BALTIMORE AND SPARROWS POINT RAILROAD.
President, L S Bent; Secretary, Frank Tenney; Treasurer, Edmd N Smith; Superintendent, Gamble Latrobe; Union Station, Balto
MARYLAND AND PENNSLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
(Formerly Baltimore and Lehigh R R) General Offices, North Av Cor Oak
President, John Wilson Brown; Secretary and Treasurer, John McHenry; General Manager, J S Norris; Auditor, John K Shinn
MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA RAILWAY CO.
Steamers Leave Light-st Wharf (Weather Permitting)
Pier 7-3.30 P M daily, except Saturday and Sunday, for Lewes, Del., and inter- mediate points; 2.45 P M Saturday and 6.30 A M Monday for same points; 11 A M Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Rock Hall and points on Chester River
Pier 8-4 P M Thursday for bay landings and points on Patuxent River to Bene- dict; 2 P M Saturday for same points and trip extends to Lyons Creek
Pier 2-4.30 P M Tuesday for Fredericks- burg; 12 noon Sunday; 4.30 P M Wed- nesday and Friday for Tappahannock
Pier 2-5 P M Tuesday for Kinsale and intermediate points; 5 P M Wednesday for Leonardtown and intermediate points; 5 P M Saturday for Washing- ton, D C, and intermediate points
Tickets at P R R Office, Balto and Cal vert; General Manager, Willard Thom- son; General Passenger Agent, T Mur- doch
MARYLAND ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Baltimore and Annapolis Division. Freight Depot, West cor Ridgely
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. Ticket Office, Calvert and Baltimore; Pas- senger Depots, Cor Calvert and Franklin and Union Station President, Jas McCrea: Vice-Presidents, John P Green, Chas E Pugh, Saml Rea, J B Thayer and Heury Tatnall; Secre- tary, Stephen W White; Treasurer, Henry Tatnall; Comptroller, M Riebe- nack; Assistant Treasurer, Frank P
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Whitney; Freight Traffic Manager, Geo D Dixon; Passenger Traffic Manager, J R Wood; General Passenger Agent, Geo W Boyd; District Passenger Agent, Hugh Hasson jr; Division Freight Agent, G H Cobb; Division Ticket Agent, E Youngman; General Manager, Wallace W Atterbury; General Super- intendent, W Heyward Myers; General Agent and Superintendent, Gamble La- trobe, Union Station
PENNEYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ticket Office, Calvert and Baltimore Depots, Union and Calvert Stations District Passenger Agent, Hugh Hasson jr; Ticket Agent, F G Boyce; Assistant Ticket Agents, F P Harper, W F Mc- Mechen and E M Hilderman
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAIL- ROAD.
Ticket Office, Calvert and Baltimore Passenger Stations, Union and President- St Stations President, James McCrea; Vice-Presi- dents, John P Green, Chas E Pugh, Saml Rea, J B Thayer and Henry Tat- nall; General Manager, Wallace W At- terbury; General Superintendent, E E Brooks; Superintendent, W N Bannard; Secretary, L Neilson; Treasurer, Henry Tatnall; Comptroller, W Riebenack; Passenger Traffic Manager, J R Wood; General Passenger Agent, Geo W Boyd; District Passenger Agent, Hugh Has- son jr; Freight Traffic Manager, Geo D Dixon; Division Freight Agent; John M Gross; Division Ticket Agent, Geo G Ferrier; General Agent, Gamble Latrobe
UNION RAILROAD.
General Office, Cor Calvert and Centre President, Geo C Wilkins; General Man- ager, W W Atterbury; General Superin- tendent, W Heyward Myers; General Agent and Superintendent, Gamble La- trobe; Treasurer, Henry Tatnall; Sec- retary, Jas P Kerr
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Ticket Offices, Hillen, Union, Pa-Av, Ful- ton and Walbrook Stations Depot, Hillen and Exeter Sts Receiver, B F Bush; Vice-President and General Manager, A Robertson; Secre- tary, L F Timmerman; Treasurer and Assistant Secretary, J T M Barnes; Comptroller, H B Henson; Purchasing Agent, H M Burgan; Freight Traffic Manager, J T Hendricks; Superinten- dent, J A Shepherd; Superintendent Car Service, J W Smith; Engineers' Maintenance of Way, H R Pratt and P Cain; General Anditor, Robert Cas- son; General Passenger Agent, F M Howell; General Freight Agent, Thomas G Smiley; General Agent, W T Hunter; Freight Auditor, Wm Shea; Industrial Commissioner, Austin Gallagher; Su- perintendent of Motive Power, R C Evans; General Offices, Seventh Floor Continental Bldg and 31 e Balto
SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.
BENEFICIAL AND BENEVOLENT.
Arion Singing Societies, 205 Han- over
ASSOCIATION OF THE MARY- LAND LINE, C S A.
Royal Arcanum Bldg, 18 W Saratoga President, Capt G W Booth; Treasurer D L Thomas; Recording Secretary, John F Hayden
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION OF THE MARYLAND LINE, C. S. A.
Royal Arcanum Bldg, 18 W Saratoga Meets First Tuesday in Each Month President, Capt G W Booth; Treasurer, Lamar Holliday; Secretary, Joshua Thomas
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW, MD. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY.
Walter B Wessels jr, President; T Mc- Kean Meiere, Vice-President; Thomas F Oldham, Secretary and Treasurer; J L Harris, Recorder
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW, MD. SENIOR ASSEMBLY.
John Hodges jr, President; H B Bower- man, Vice-President; W H Robertson, Secretary-Treasurer; F A Roman, Re- cording Secretary
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION OF MARYLAND.
Maryland State Council, 215 N Charles. Office Open Every Friday Evening From 4 to 6 P M. President, Judge William M Dunn; Vice- President, Thomas W Gocke; Orator, Paul J Prodoehl; Secretary, Thomas Fo- ley Hiskey; Treasurer, Harry E Mann; Marshal, Adam F Welzenbach; State Chaplain, Rt Rev O B Corrigan; Guard, Joseph J Geissler; Trustees, Charles T Hemelt, Thomas F Lowe, Frank Arthur Wallenhorst, Harry Loritz and George C Schaub
FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIA- TION.
No 1 Truck, Harrison nr Baltimore.
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN CAMP NO. 747, U. C. V.
Hotel Kernan. Commander, Samuel D Buck; Adjutant, Spence M Grayson
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Office, 101 W Saratoga. Meets First Friday in Each Month. President, Felix Agnus; Vice-President, M S Branan; Treasurer, August Faure; Secretary, L Rabillon
GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARY- LAND.
Incorporated 1817. 213 Courtland. President, Louis P Hennighausen; Vice- Presidents, H G Hilken, Jacob Klein, George Bunnecke and Louis P Dietrich; Treasurer, Conrad C Rabbe; Secretary of the Society, H Ruhstrat; Secretary of the Officers, H Knollenberg; Man- agers, Hermann Badenhoop. C H Blanck, Edmund Bruenings, Charles F Dohme, F W Feldner, Rev Julius Hof- mann, Arnold Kummer, Gebhard Leim- bach, John Hinrichs, William Meissel, A C Meyer, Max H Quitt, Robert M Rother, Gustav Siegmund, Frank Steil, R Wattenscheidt, Edward Wischmeyer, Louis C Schneidereith
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Headquarters, Red Men's Hall, 114 N Paca.
Commander, Robert C Sunstrom; Senior Vice-Commander, Benj F Taylor; Junior Vice-Commander, Henry E O'Neill; Med- ical Director, C Marion Dodson; Chap- lain, I Wynne Jones, D D; Assistant Adjutant-General, Robert C Sunstrom; Assistant Quartermaster-General, John C Erdman; Inspector, James Glen; Chief Mustering Officer, Joseph Brooks; Judge- Advocate, George W F Vernon; Chief of Staff, Aquilla A Reese
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 411 W Fayette
President, Jacob H Hollander; Vice-Presi- dent, Matthew Keyser; Secretary, Doris Dettelbach; Treasurer, Louis B Kobn
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HIBERNIAN SOCIETY OF BALTI- MORE.
Organized 1803 Incorporated by the General Assembly of Maryland February, 1818 President, Wm P Ryan; First Vice-Presi- dent, N Charles Burke; Second Vice- President, Thomas O'Neill; Chaplain, Rev Louis O'Donovan; Physicians, Drs C O'Donovan and Jas J Carroll; Treas- urer Society Fund, Michael Sheehan; Treasurer School Fund, Stuart Kearney; Secretary, Frank G Walsh, 1533 Md av
ISAAC R. TRIMBLE CAMP NO. 1025, U C V.
Commander, William L Ritter, 541 n Car- rollton av; Adjutant, William H Brent, 723 n Carey
JAMES R. HERBERT CAMP NO. 657, U C V.
Harry Hewitt, Commander; Meets 1st and 3d Saturday in each month at 416 w Fayette
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
109 W Mulberry
MARYLAND DIVISION UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Major-General Commanding, Andrew C Trippe,347 n Charles; David S Briscoe, Adjutant General and Chief of Staff, Law Bldg
MURRAY CONFEDERATE ASSO- CIATION.
President, Clapham Murray; Secretary, Summerfield Sollers; Recording Secre- tary, Spence M Grayson
NAVAL VETERAN POST NO. 76 (G. A. R.)
Red Men's Hall, 114 N Paca Jos B Patterson, Post Commander; Cyrus Sears, Adjutant
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
1003 McCullob Incorporated 1806
Geo H Fleming, Firse Vice-President and Acting President; Second Vice-Presi- dent, John Smith; Treasurer, David Abercrombie; Secretary, John C Patter- son; Chaplains, Revs Robt P Kerr and Peter Ainslie; Physicians, Drs Thes Shearer and G Lane Taneyhill
ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY ..
2103 Oak. Chartered February 11, 1867.
President, John L Alcock; First Vice-Pres- ident, Henry Brunt; Second Vice-Presi- dent, Charles Darrell; Secretary, F A Pilling; Treasurer, W S G Williams; Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treas- urer, T G Stowe; Almoner, H C Darrell
VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIRE- MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
9 Harrison. President, Augustus Albert; Vice-Presi- dent, Andrew J Berger; Recording Sec- retary, John Stuckert: Financial Sec- retary, Edwd E Sickell; Treasurer, Au- gustus Hirsch: Chief Engineer, Samuel T Dukebart: Assistant Engineer, Philip Wagner; Engine Keeper, Alexander Slaysman
SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
( Miscellaneous.)
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION. 215 N Charles.
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE OF MARY- LAND.
801-802 American Building.
Rev J F Heisse, President; Henry S Du- laney, Treasurer; William H Anderson, Superintendent
ASSOCIATION OF FIRE UNDER- WRITERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Maryland Life Building, Rooms 60-01. Secretary, Charles E Willet
ASSOCIATION OF TRAINED NURSES OF BALTIMORE 21 N Carey.
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF JOHNS HOPKINS UNI- VERSITY.
President, John M Holmes; Treasurer, George A Stewart
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSO- CIATION.
12 W Mt Royal Av. BALTIMORE CHAPTER, AMERI- CAN INSTITUTE OF BANK CLERKS.
Calvert Bank Bldg James D Garrett, President; Raymond B Cox, Vice-President; J Curtis Handy, Secretary; John Broening jr, Treasurer
BALTIMORE CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
316 N Charles
BALTIMORE CITY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION.
President, S E Sisco; Secretary Alfred S Day, 220 s Howard
BALTIMORE FEDERATED CHARITIES THE.
Representing the Baltimore Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor and the Charity Organization Society of Baltimore City.
Central Office, 101 w Saratoga; General Secretary, J William Magruder; District Secretary, Miss Elizabeth Brown; Ex- tension Secretary, Miss Janet E Kemp; Office hours, 9 A M to 5 P M. In Winter 9 A M to Midnight; District Officers, Northeastern District, 1520 e Eager, Miss Theo Jacobs, Agent; Eastern Dis- trist, 1520 e Eager, Miss Caroline Pen- niman, Agent; Southeastern District, 25 s Bdway, Miss Mildred Rife, Agent; Old Town District, 25 s Bdway, Mrs H B Keyes, Agent; Patterson Park Dis- trict, 3222 Eastern av, Miss Hattie Locust Point Dis-
|+ -pster. Agent;
trist, 1418 Light, Mrs S R Thomas Agent; Southern District, 1418 Light, Miss Hilda K Mills, Agent; South- western District. 541 Columbia av, Miss Juliet Hammond, Agent; Western Dis- trict, 412 w Hoffman, Miss S Harvey, Agent; Middle Western District, 101 w Saratoga, Miss Edith Jones, Agent; Northern District, 120 w 21st, Miss Nel- lie A Turnbull, Agent; Northwestern District, 2242 Pa av. Mrs Laura J Amos, Agent. Office Hours, 10 A M to 12 M
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE POOR.
President, Eugene Levering; Treasurer Endowment, Saft Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore: General Treas- urer, Thomas E Bond. For District Officers see Federated Charities
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CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY.
President, Ira Remsen; Treasurer, Charles England; Secretary, William E Hoff- man; General Secretary, J William Ma- gruder. For District Officers see Fed- erated Charities
BALTIMORE FEDERATION OF LABOR.
President, Edward Hirsch, Balto c North; Secretary, Joseph McGregor, 700 e Balto
BALTIMORE FRUIT AND PRO- DUCE ASSOCIATION.
302 S Charles
BALTIMORE HEBREW FREE SCHOOL SOCIETY.
21 N High
BALTIMORE HORSE SHOW ASSO- CIATION.
634 Equitable Bldg
BALTIMORE OIL TRADE ASSO- CIATION.
336 North
BALTIMORE REFORM LEAGUE. 18 E Lexington.
BALTIMORE REVOLVER ASSO- CIATION.
Armory Hall, N Howard St.
BALTIMORE SHEEP BUTCHERS' HIDE AND WOOL ASSOCIATION
Franklin st ext nr Calverton rd . BALTIMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 12. 100 N Paca.
Meets the last Sunday in each month at 2.30 P M. President, George P Nichols; Vice-Presi- dent, Arthur L Jackson; Recording Sec- retary, Charles T Abell; Secretary- Treasurer, Robert A Williamson; Ser- geant-at-Arms, Joseph W Robinson
BALTIMORE UNITED BUTCHERS' HIDE AND TALLOW ASSO- CIATION NO. 2.
800 Ashland Av.
BAR ASSOCIATION OF BALTI- MORE CITY.
President, William L Marbury; Treasurer, C A E Spamer; Secretary, James W Bowers Jr, 16 e Lexington
BLOOMINGDALE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Longley's Hall.
President, William A Brown; Vice-Presi- dent, Charles P Vogt; Treasurer, Wil- liam M Longley; Secretary, William Smith; Financial Secretary, E C Hol- brook
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONAR- IES OF THE GENERAL SYNOD OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
General Secretary, Rev Marion J Kline, 21 w Saratoga
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANU- FACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
Royal Arcanum Building.
CARROLLTON ARBEITER LIE- DERTAFEL SINGING SOCIETY.
201 Frederick Av Ext.
CENTRAL BUSINESS MEN'S ASSO- CIATION.
President, L H Neudecker; 1st Vice-Presi- dent, H W Rowland: 2d Vice-President, Lewis D Green; Secretary-Treasurer, John Stockert; Recording Secretary, John R Hopwood
CHILDREN'S FRESH AIR SO- CIETY.
307 N Paca.
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND AS-
SOCIATION OF BALTIMORE.
Executive Committee, Mrs George Frame, President; Robert Garrett, 1st Vice- President; Janet Goucher, 3d Vice-Presi- dent; John Philip Hill, Treasurer; Flor- ence Ingram, Assistant Treasurer; Mary C O'Brien, Recording Secretary; Mrs H W Atkinson, Mrs Charles Ellicott, Harriett G Tinsley, Karl A M Sholtz; George W Ehler, Secretary, 503-4 Conti- nental Bldg; Mary B Steuart, Supervisor
CITIZENS' ADVOCATE LEAGUE. 1428 W Lexington.
Mrs Jennie Harding, President; Miss Mamie O'Donnell, Secretary
CITIZENS' IMPROVEMENT ASSO- CIATION OF NORTHEAST BALTIMORE.
Meets 2d and 4th Fridays, S E cor Pres- ton St and Milton Av. President, Adolph Spamer, 2607 e Preston; 1st Vice-President, Charles S York, H E; 2d Vice-President, Henry Doeller; 3d Vice-President, Harry F Knighton; Treasurer, Charles F Heil, 2505 e Pres- ton; General Secretary, Bradley T J Mettee, 2415 e Chase; Assistant Secre- tary, William C Ball; Financial Secre- tary, A C Reinhardt; Attorney, Linwood L Clark; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Loos
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ASSO- CIATION OF MARYLAND. Secretary's Office, 207 N Calvert.
President, Charles J Bonaparte; Treas- urer, J M Lawford, Abell Bldg; Secre- tary, A Morris Tyson, 207 n Calvert
CLINICAL SECTION OF BALTI- MORE CITY MED. SOCIETY. 1211 Cathedral St.
Meets 1st and 3d Friday of each month from October to April at 8.30 P M. Corresponding Secretary, Dr S M Cone, 2326 Eutaw pl
COACH OWNERS' ASSOCIATION. 1422 Pennsylvania Av.
CREDIT MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY. 1st Floor Maryland Building.
George L Irvin. President; William C Rouse and W J Carter, Vice-Presidents; S D Buck, Secretary and General Man- ager; W K Bartlett, Treasurer
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Baltimore Chapter. 417 N Charles St.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Thomas Johnson Chapter. 1416 Park Av
Regent, Mrs Henry W Rogers; Vice-Re- gent, Mrs James D Iglehart; Record- ing Secretary, Mrs John T Mason; Cor- responding Secretary, C Alice Smith; Registrar, Charlotte de M Thompson; Treasurer, Mrs B F Smith; Historian,
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Mrs James Mercer Garnett; Board of Managers, Mesdames William Paret, Henry Stockbridge jr, G W S Hall, Frank P Clark, Eric Bergland, Benjamin Brewster, Isabelle Mordecai and Eliz- abeth W Hall
DECORATIVE ART SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE. 521 N Charles
President, Mrs W Reed
DISTILLERS
AND
WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALERS' ASSN.
27 U S Fidelity and Guaranty Bldg
DEUTSCHER KRIEGER BUND OF BALTIMORE.
414 W Fayette
EAST BALTIMORE BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION. 1630 Bank
President, John Hubert; Secretary, Geo Leimbach; Treasurer, Joseph H Pfister
EAST END IMPROVEMENT ASSO- CIATION.
President, Wm A Eisenbrandt; First Vice-President, Charles A Kelso; Second
Vice-President, E M Thomas; Third Vice-President, Charles Goetz; Corres- ponding and Recording Secretary, John A Becker; Financial Secretary, Oscar Koenig; Treasurer, William Koebrich; Sergeant-at-Arms, John J Rudolph; Counsellor, Charles P Coady; meeting nights last Friday each month, 2407 Fairmt av c Port
EDMONDSON TERRACES IM-
PROVEMENT ASSN. 2315 Edmondson Av
A D Garl, President; B Whiteman jr, Vice-President; D Eltinge Shriver, Re- cording Secretary; J Scott Jackson, Cor- responding Secretary; Daniel E Derr, Treasurer
EICHENKRANZ SINGING SOCIETY 1124 N 3d E
EINTRACHT SINGING SOCIETY. 1538 E Clement
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AS- SOCIATION OF MARYLAND. 221 Park Av.
Joseph Zamoiski, President; Joseph B Dreisch, Vice-President; Stanley B Prather, Treasurer; William J Gray, Secretary, 221 Park av
EMORY GROVE ASSOCIATION. 318 W German.
D Abercrombie, Treasurer
FARMERS' LEAGUE OF MARY- LAND.
President, Alex McCormick, Fullerton, Md; Secretary, Asa B Gardner Jr, 524 n Calvert st, Balto, Md
FEDERATED JEWISH CHARITIES 411 W Fayette St.
President, Eli Frank; 1st Vice-President, Albert A Brager; 2d Vice-President, Samuel I Hamburger; Treasurer, Julius Levy; Secretary, Louis II Levin
FOREST PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
Liberty Heights Av nr Garrison Av.
Louis Lemkuhl, President; A Millard Fisher, Vice-President; Harry Long, Treasurer; John G Herman, Secretary. 1
FREDERICK AVENUE IMPROVE- MENT ASSOCIATION.
Postoffice Address, Station D. President, E W Gorman; Secretary, Geo Beatty, Station D
FREE SUMMER EXCURSION SOCIETY. 8-10 South.
John K Shaw Jr, President; Alex F Murdoch, Vice-President: Wm J Mc- Bride, Secretary; Alex Brown & Sons, Treasurer
FRIENDLY INN ASSOCIATION. 307-309-311 S Sharp St.
G Herbert Boehm, President; J Southgate Yeaton, Treasurer; John Glenn Jr, Sec- retary; George C Wise Jr, General Man- ager
FROHSINN SINGING SOCIETY. 2000 Frederick Av.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS' ASSOCIA- TION OF BALTIMORE CITY AND STATE OF MARY- LAND.
President, Henry C Weidefeld; Vice-Presi- dent, John J Fahey; Financial Secre- tary, Charles M Tickner; Recording Secretary, Geo Fink; Treasurer, Harry E Hughes
GERMANIA MAENNERCHOR. 410-412 W Lombard
GOVANS PROTECTIVE AND IM- PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
Charles Herzog, President; Dr George G Hocking, Vice-President; Robert Hock- away, Secretary; William S Norris, Treasurer
GUSTAV ADOLPH VEREIN (GER.) 213 N Gay
HALETHORPE PROGRESSIVE AS- SOCIATION.
608 Law Bldg
THE HARLEM IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION OF WEST BALTIMORE.
Geo A Sohl, President; Louis P Ranft, First Vice-President; Dr T S Waters, Second Vice-President; Wm L K Bar- rett, Secretary, 626 n Fremont av; E Wattenscheidt jr, Financial Secretary
HARMONIA SINGING SOCIETY. 414 W Fayette
HEBREW FREE BURIAL ASSO- CIATION.
Meets at 411 W Fayette. January, April, July and October. President, Philip Joseph; Secretary, S. L Auerbach; Treasurer, Leon Schiff
HEBREW HOSPITAL AND ASY- LUM ASSOCIATION. Monument cor Ann Sts.
President, Dr Harry Adler, M D; Vice- President. Samuel Kahn; Secretary, A S Adler: Treasurer. Samuel Frank; Su- perintendent, Joseph Strauss
HEBREW LADIES' AID SOCIETY. Meets Monthly at Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
Honorary President, Mrs Joseph Grins- felder; Active President, Mrs M Born- heim; Treasurer, Mrs Joel Gutman; Sec- retary, Miss Fannie Schneeberger
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HEBREW LADIES' SEWING SO- CIETY.
411 W Fayette. President, Mrs Emma Stein; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs Leopold Strouse; Treasurer, Mrs Robert Skutch; Corresponding Sec- retary, Robert Fox; Recording Secre- tary, Rev H W Schneeberger
HEBREW SOCIETY FOR EDUCAT- ING POOR AND ORPHAN CHILDREN.
Meets at Eutaw-Place Temple Vestry Rooms, 4th Sunday in February, May, August and November. Secretary, Jacob Bamberger
HEBREW YOUNG MEN'S SICK AND RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
1019 E Baltimore.
HENRY WATSON CHILDREN'S AID SOCIE . I.
Office, 101 W Saratoga. President, William Bullock Clark; 1st Vice-President, De Courcey W Thom; 2d Vice-President, Miss Sarah Baldwin; Treasurer, Austin McLanahan, s w c Balto and Calvert; Corresponding Secre tary, Gordon Wilson; Recording Secre- tary, William F Cochran Jr: General Secretary, George L Jones, office hours 11 A M to 1 P M; Collector, Miss Cecil Burch; Visiting Agents, Miss Annie K Spalding, Miss Antoinette Moores; Col- lector, Miss Nellye L Detrick
HOMESTEAD IMPROVEMENT AS- SOCIATION.
President, E Allen Lycett, 317 n Charles
INDEPENDENT RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANTS' LEAGUE.
35 Bourse Building. James O'Connell, President; Herman A John, Secretary
INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY.
Meets at the Bible House, 8 e Fayette, on the last Wednesday of each month.
JOBBING CONFECTIONERS' ASSO- CIATION.
205 Hanover Geo J Falter, President; Chas Fehrman, Vice-President; Samuel C Maconachy, Secretary; Wm A Hogg, Treasurer
LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF THE BOYS' HOME.
N W Cor Calvert and Pleasant LADIES' BRANCH BIBLE SOCIETY
8 E Fayette Meets First Wednesday of Each Month President, Mrs J Winfield Henry: Record- ing Secretary, Miss C V Sadler; Cor- responding Secretary, Miss J C Conk- ling
LEXINGTON MARKET IMPROVE- MENT ASSOCIATION.
418 W Lexington
LOCUST POINT MAENNERCHOR.
1644 Cuba
McDONOGH TRUST FUND.
Office, 622 Equitable Bldg Board of Trustees, Robert H Smith, Pres- ident: Robert K Waring, Treasurer; Daniel C Ammidon, Secretary; Julian Le Roy White, E Stanley Gary, R Brent Keyser, Dr J M T Finney
MARYLAND ANTI-VIVISECTION SOCIETY.
Henry O Haughton, President, 1004 ₪ Calvert; H G Martin, Vice-President; James T Quinlan, Secretary; George L Wilkens, Treasurer
MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF GERMAN MASONS. 1804 N Fulton Av.
Directors, Max Honig, Wilhelm T Schulze, George Himmelherber, Paul Johannsen, George Leffert, Charles J Koch, Fritz Brumshagen, John Zies, Dr John F Hempel, Karl A M Scholtz, Moses Katz and Theodore Borst
MARYLAND ASSOCIATION FOR THE CORRECTION OF MEDI- CAL CHARITY ABUSE.
Secretary, Dr J E Willing, 871 Harlem av
MARYLAND
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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNT-
ANTS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Fidelity Bldg. President, Chas O Hall; Vice-President, Ferd L Brauns; Treasurer, Alex Dodd; Secretary, Wilmer Black
MARYLAND BIBLE SOCIETY.
Organized in 1833. Incorporated in 1842. 8 F Fayette. President, Richard K Cross; Agent, Rev L T Widerman
MARYLAND BOTTLERS' PROTEC- TIVE ASSOCIATION.
402 S Chester.
MARYLAND CHRISTIAN EN- DEAVOR UNION.
Continental Bldg.
President,
Spencer C Sisco; Secretary,
Alfred S Day
MARYLAND COLT SHOW ASSO- CIATION.
Sun Bldg. President, Henry A Brehm; Vice-Presi- dent, Wade H D Warfield; Secretary, H Lee Clarke; Treasurer, Thos F Ryan
MARYLAND HISTORICAL SO- CIETY.
Cor St Paul and Saratoga.
President, Mendes Cohen; Vice-Presidents. W Hall Harris, Rev Geo A Leakin and Henry F Thomson; Corresponding Sec- retary, Richd H Spencer; Recording Secretary, Basil Sollers; Treasurer, Wm Bowly Wilson; Librarian, Geo W Mc- Creary; Library, 35,000 volumes; open from 9 A M to 4 P M; also Gallery of Paintings and Statuary, open from 10 A M to 4 PM
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