National Republican., 1883-11-26
WASHINGTON coNrINENrALs.
The General Parade To-day and Opening
OF the FnIr This Eve vcnIng.

The General Parade To-day and Opening
OF the Fnir This Evening.
To-day the Washington Continentals will
parade in full uniform, and as this is cut after
tho exact pattern of that worn in colonial
times there has been much curiosity to SEQ
them. They are to be chaperoned by many
of tho district militia and the following
bodies will bo in limo: Marine band, Wash
ington Light Infantry corps, Union veteran
corps, Union Veteran corps Cadets Cd artil-
lery band, National Rifles National Rifles Ca
diets, Capt. Tappan's list company of Veterans,
Corcoran cadets, GOnzaga battalion, drum
corps, Washington Continentals.
The line will form on u and Seventh, the
right resting on Seventh, and move at 3;3O
o'clock over the following route: Down Soy
enth to Pennsylvania avcEue, TO Eighteenth,
to |, to Fourtoouth, to Il, TO Seventh, TO Mas.
sachusetts avenue, to Third, TO Pennsylvania
avenue, to Ninth, to Masonic temple, where
the parade will bo dismissed. The fair will
commence this evening in Masonic tomplo
and be formally opened by Judge Lawrence,
first comptroller, who has given tho ontcr'
prise his hearty concurrence since it
was first startod Tho building will pre-
sent an imposing appearance, and, under
the general supervision OF the executive COM
mittee, tho fair will DO managed by the
following committee, as arranged lato yestor-
day.
A Company's booth--Misses Lulu Denison
Maggie Miner, Emma Wilson, Lizzie Cross,
Marion Wclch Lizzie Sopor. j oslo Schoeneckcr
Maud Silly, and Mrs. Robert Wilson.
B Companys booth--Mesdamos G. r
Koontz, B. Johson, and II. l.. Reach, Misses
G. +. Mills, Mary Reagan, Annie Mitchell
Lottie Mitchell, Emma Hall, Capitola Au-
gusta, and Ida Lipphard.
Company's boothAlrs. Capt. f. f. Vor-
million, Misses Mary Smith, Katie Darnnll
Lancha Book, Ada Nermillion, Jennie
Guiunon, and Julia Parrish.
Supper room-Mesdames George f. Timms
Sarah Collision, J. l.. Bolton. W. G.. Perry,
Dunn. w. p. Wothcrcll, A. M. Clapp, Misses
Claudia Moore, Maggie Bird, Bcckie Bird
Carrie Collision, and Katie and Hattie Ellis.
Flower booth-Misses Della Tune, Dolla
Henry, Marion Rodier Mamie Gunnoll, Hat
tie Fisher, May and Lottie Moore, Irene Lipp-
hard. Mamie and Edna Mills Goldio Wallach
and Mrs. Philip Walach.
Museum and art gallery-Missos Bessie +,
Perry, Florence Perry and Hattie Plat.
postofhce stand-Misses Florence NJ. Noyes
Kato Byrone Maggie +. Van Week, Maud Il
Noyes, and Mrs. NJ A. Martin.
Cigar stand-Msses Emma Greenland
Jessie Bogcrt, Jennie Wallach, Lizzie Cole
man, and Myra Durand.
Confectionery and fruit stand-Misses Mary
E. Pyle Laura Pyle Hattie Smith, Laura
PlckSley uussey, tannle Livingston, tannle
Webster, Annie Fuller, Emma Swain, Annie
and Sarah Cromeline. and Lillio Slentz.
Old time country store-Misses Amelia NJ
Clapp, Annie Mcacham, Nettio Tune, Carrie
Caselow, Dora Benton, Estelle Foster, Flora
Andrews, and Nellie Lipphard.
Miscellaneous booth-Mrs. NJ. V. Benner
Miss Matte AZ Lester. Mrs. n. G. Cathcart
Misses Rose Wheelock, Lillian j. Ray, Josie
Schoenecker, and Maud Silly.
Crawshaw, Capt c. b. Anderson, and Sergt.
w. Ellis Clapp. II
Committee to superintend counting the
vGtes-Capt L. L. Vermillion,/ in charge,
Lieut.. L. Brerer, jr., Lieut.. Charles II. Gage
Lieut.. +. w. Longley, w. Il. Kell Lieut.. L.
NJ. DE Neale, and Sergt. l.. @. Herrck.
Sergt. Clapp has charge of the decoration
committee, and is assisted by u corps of ladies
and gentlemen. Saturday next at 2 O'Clock
will be children's matinee. Tho Marine bant
will furnish the music every evening. Th,
fair will continue in progross until Dec. 8.