Dr. J. J. Madigan, Red Cross Director; Doctors R. E. Ledbetter, Chas. W. Allen, C. N. Chipman, Wm. J. G. Thomas, Elmer Sothoron, J. Franklin Hilton, Philip Newton, H. F. Sawtelle, T. Victor Hammond, John P. Gunion, Alfred Richards, R. F. Tobin, W. C. Gwynn, Jas. G. Townsend, J. A. O’Donoghue, Joseph C. Leonard, H. C. Duffey, G. B. Heinecke, J. E. Lind, and Edgar Snowden. _Nurses._ Sallie F. Melhorn, Susie A. Mortimer, Katherine Von Brodt, Charlotte H. Barnes, Ethel H. Brown, Winona R. Taylor. EAST OF CAPITOL. _Physicians._ Dr. Alfred Richards, Red Cross Director; Doctors Carl Haas, Roy Dunmire and Stuart C. Johnson. _Nurses._ Mrs. M. J. Johnson and Mrs. Emil A. Fenstad. REAR OF SHERMAN STATUE. _Physicians._ Dr. Frank E. Gibson, Red Cross Director; Doctors J. R. Ramsburgh, Oscar Wilkinson and O. Cox. _Nurses._ Misses Agnes Hayes, Mary Davis, Kathryne Donnelly, Lena Bauer, A. L. Goodheart, Pricilla Page, Keiningham, Sewell, Cora Wynkoop and Zaidee Kibler. _Boy Scouts._ Arnel Carpenter, Clarence Shrout, Ernest Utz and Waldo Jones. _Troop 37, Somerset, Maryland._ Dwight Terry, Raymond Henderson, Mark Shoemaker, Leslie Stimpson, Silas Hayes, Talbot Barnard, Charles Shoemaker and William Probey. It is to be regretted that the names of all the Boy Scouts, who invariably did good work, were not recorded. [Illustration: CROWDS IN FRONT OF THE CAPITOL DURING THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT WILSON. © Harris-Ewing] LAFAYETTE SQUARE. _Physicians._ Dr. William P. Reeves, Red Cross Director; Doctors Philip Newton and Albert G. Wenzell. _Nurses._ Mrs. L. A. Weed, Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Misses J. Allan, Mary W. Cox, Mary F. Sewall and Bernice Keiningham. The Ford Motor Car Company through its local agent, Miller Brothers, was also good enough to give an automobile for inspection purposes on the day of the Inauguration. [Illustration: ILLUMINATION OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ON THE NIGHTS OF THE 4TH AND 5TH OF MARCH] The expenses involved were paid from Inaugural and Red Cross funds. They were small as all served without pay except the nurses at the Union Station on whose time much greater demands were made than on other personnel. The expenditures in detail were as follows: _Inaugural Funds._ Nurses at Union Station $56.00 Medical supplies used 16.00 ------ Total $62.00 _Red Cross Funds._ Miscellaneous supplies, lunches, tent floors, etc. $61.40 ------- Grand total $123.40 The Endowment Fund Committees WORK ACCOMPLISHED December 31, 1912.