The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-01
THE NATIONAL RIFLES GRAND FAIR AND IN.
DUSrRIAL EXHIBITION.

The Rifles grand fair and industrial exhibition
opens tomorrow evening and will continue two
weeks. The committees who have been industri-
ously at work for many weeks on the same COM
Is now in order for The opening The donations re,
ceived from the merchants and friends in this and
other cities have been elegant, valuable, and numer-
Gus. The decorations Of the music hall are Of the
most beautiful design and finish, excelng ANYTHING
OF like character heretofore attempted. There is
no doubt hut that the Rifles will reap large revenue
from the fair. The new feature of hall of exhibits
will be success. All the available space has been
secured by exhibitors. Gen s. s Burdette has con-
ing The Rines will make their annual parade
Monday afternoon. Headed by the Marine Band, the
Hotel, where dress parade will take place at 4
O'Clock. Acceptances have been received from the
washington Light Infantry CO5Ps h Con-
tons from the Rihes TO visit the fair: The follow
ing ladies will have charge Of the booths, etc:
shehan assistants, Mrs F. j. Tibbitts, Miss Mil
dred McEwen, Miss Zoe Poole, Miss Ida NJ Petrie,
mie Gray, Miss Florence Kldweli, Miss Carrie Kid.
well, Miss Minnie Crawford, Miss Mamie Williams,
and Miss Katie Layton.
assistants, Mrs John p. Smart, Miss Matte Lester,
Misc F. r. Hargrove, Miss Eualie Domer, Miss
George Miller, Miss Emma Stokes Miss Sadie Stokes,
Clancy Booth.Manager. Mrs. E. A. Goodwin;
assistants. Mrs. j. W. Sanderson, Mrs A. D. Tucker,
Mrs. W. A. Combs, Mrs j. b. Sheckels, Miss Emma
Dent, Miss Mollie DE Sauls, Miss Aggle Daw, Miss
Jessie schutter. Miss Blanche Mattlngly, Miss Amy
Young, Miss Alice Hail. Miss Anna Nixon. and
D.-Stafionery Booth-Manager, Mrs. e. p. Lincoln;
assistants, Mrs. L.; N, Wing, Mrs. d. 7. Thompson,
Mrs. w. A. Russell. Mrs. j. C. Burnett, Mrs. b. l..
Baldwin, Mrs. A. Horton. Mrs. j. A. Compton. Miss
Bertha Lincoln, Miss Nellie Spencer, Miss Mary Van
nett, Miss Hattie l.. Hopkins, Miss Julia Maedel,
Miss Carrie McNeely Miss Bertha Il. Baldwin. and
Miss Lizzie Drury.
E.-Grocery Booth-Manager, Mrs Fred Bracket
assistants, Mrs. A F. Childs, Mrs William Merrill
Miss Lizzie Blasland, Miss Julia Thompson. Miss
Fancy Booth-Manager, Mrs Robert Boyd;
assistants, Mrs. John J. NEEDING, Mrs. Lloyd Doug.
Alice Ginraty, Miss Margaret Howe, Miss Alma lima
Ebert. Miss Lille Rutherford Miss Sophia Dietrich
and Miss Pauline Dietrich.
llgson; assistants Mrs. G. A. Seliz, Mrs C. d. Hood
Mrs. schriyer, Miss Gerte L. Mitchell, Miss Mamie
Manager, Miss Merrick, Miss Adele Miller, and Misi
H..Fancy BSoth-Manager. Mrs: 1. o. Manson; as
siaants. Mrs W. H. RnpP, Miss Mamie Albright
Lusk, Miss Rose Flanagan, Miss Jennie Hardness
Miss Della Henry, Miss Anna snead, Miss Carrie
China and Glass Booth-Manager, Mrs. II.
Cuttings; assistants, Mrs T.. D. Kalbfus Miss Lizz
M Ms ARa Sss Ms
Miss Nellie Entwistle, Miss Flossie Stafford. ant
Miss Matte Fisher.
assistants, MrsW w. c. Keecn. Mrs L. r. Rankin, Mrs
J. J.; King Mis Mas Carrie Turpiq; Miss Geneyley'
k ksae H Mlss Las Mss Ee Mis-
Pagoda-Manager, Mrs. q. A. Bentley; assistants
Mrs. Ira Godfrey, Mrs. s. It. Mason, Mrs. y. X
Plant, Mrs. Kearon, Miss Mary Simms, Miss Kat
Mills, the Miss Bentley, Miss Mollie II. Smith
the Misses Davies, Miss Street, Miss Blanch
Williams, Miss Florence Williams, Miss Bird
Roach, Miss Plant, and the Misses Mudd.
Mikado-Manager, Mrs. John A. Prescott; assist
ants, Miss Z. Rasner, Miss Minnie McMulen, Mis-
Julla Kari, Miss Anna Karr, Miss Emma Karr, Mis-
NJ. Calhoun, Miss Daisy Miske, the Misses KearoI
Miss Madeline Jones, and Miss Annie Prescott.
Post Ofice-Postmistress Mrs. Z. Is. Hay; assist
ants, the Misses Norton, Miss Maud Reynolds
Miss Florence Reynolds, Miss Clara Brown. Mis-
May Mullen, Miss Mamie Larman, Miss Allie Hutch
ms, Miss Bessie Beeman, Miss Blanche NEEDING
Peanuts and Scales-Manager Miss Ida Tomllr
son; assistants, Miss Katie Young and Miss Lii
Mahon,