Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-02
The Rifles Fair.

| occurred when he got home, is not known.
The Rifles Fair.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING THIS EVEN
| ING CoMPLETED-LADIES WHO WILL ASSIST.
The National Rifles fair an event which
| has been the subject of much careful and Ia
| bOriOus preparation, opens this evening and it
is thought that the expectations OF the public
will not be disappointed. The elaborate deco
rationS of the hail. the generous cooperation Of
| the citizens and the presence of SO many rep
resentatives of the fair sex, constitutes attrac-
| tions which will make the Armory hall pleas
ant place to visit. The ladies who will assist at
the various tables are as follows:
/ Fancy Table Mrs. w. {. kecch, Mrs. >. r.
Brook. Mrs +. r. Rankin Mrs. j. j. King and
! Misses Carrie Turpn, Ada Atkinson. Genevive
Ashe. Lutte Sweet, EVE Sweet, Katie Sweet,
Fancy Artices-Nfrs Robert Boyd, Mrs. Jno
!! T. Needing, Mrs: Lloyd Douglass, Mrs, Frank
Dietrich, Pauline Dietrich, Florence Boyd
D China and GIass.1Mrs; r; B: Cuttings, Mrs. T.
Lizzie II: Anderson, Ada Atkinson, Fanny
Hunter, Florence Kalbfus, Mary Hough, Nellie
Entwistle, Flossie Stafford. Matte Fisher.
F. j. Tibbetts, Misses Mildred McEwen, Zoe
Poole, Ida II. Petrie, Josie McFarlane, Pearl
Muzzy, Mamie Gray. FLORENCE kidwell, Carrie
kidwel!, Minnie Crawford. Mamie Williams,
Fancy Articles.-Mrs. H. A. seligson, Mrs. C.
Gertie {. Mitchell, Mamie Mauger, Merrick.
| Adele Miller Fannie Hunter.
! Fancy Table.-Mrs. j. o. Manson. Mrs. W. H.
| Rupp, Misses Jennie Lusk, Hattie Lusk, Rose
Flanagan, Jennie Hardness, Della Henry. Lulu
| Daily, Anna Snecd. Carrie ShuSter, Mamie
Poole, Lille Acker, Mamie Albright, Lizzie
Lusk.
Pagoda-Mrs G. A. Bentley, Mrs. Ira Cod
frey, Mrs: $. T. Mason, Mrs. f: X. Plant, Mrs.
ley, Mollie r. Smith, Davis, Street, Blanche
Williams. Florence Williams, Birdie Roach,
Plant, Mudd.
Flower Bower-Mrs. J. NJ Stokes, Mrs. John
p. Smart, Misses Matte Lester, f. Il. Hargrove,
Euaiie Domer George Miller, Emma Stokes,
,stationery;;-Mrs. c. P. Lincoln: Mrs: L. NJ.
| Wing, Mrs. ID. Thompson, Mrs. w. A. Russell,
Mrs. ]. c. Burnett. Mrs: B. L. Baldwin, Mrs. A.
Lincoln, Nellie Spencer, Mary Van Doren,
Louise Thompson. Gertrude Bernett. Hattie L.
HOPKINS, Julia Maedel Carrie McNeely, Ber-
Rasner, Minnie McMalien, Julia Karr, Anna
Kearon, Mndeline Jones, ANNE Prescott
Fancy Table.-Mrs. Z. \. Goodwin. Mrs. J.
w. Sanderson, Mrs: A. D. Tucker, Mrs. W A.
Dent. Mollie De Sauls, Agile Daw. Jessie
shutter, Blanche Mattingiy. Amy Young, Alice
Groceries, etc.-Mrs Fred Bracllett, Mrs. AF.
Childs, Mrs. William Merrill, Misses Lizzie
Blasland, Julia Thompson, Nina Bracket. Mer-
Peanuts and Scales-Misses Ida Tomlinson,
Katie Young, Lille Mahon.
follows: Special Details. c. stokes, w II.
Most, +. 4. Goodwin. Assignments. Inside of
Tske, ot aia;I s sprght,y j. A Evans
b. Magruder, Edward De Sawles, J. NJ. Wright.
Pyncheon. TabIes.-W. p: Boteler. 4: b. Git
ting, f. NJ. Shirley, T. 4. Garner, viii Way, G.
G stoufter; Geo E. Kelly i +, H H.; Jennings, 6; W.
Morgan PrIgg g. H shp Ha. F. NJ Hamilton
Ellis Eli Frank Franz Mc Il pasoda.@GeS. a 4
Bentley, w. f. Stearns. Shooting Gallery-H
G. Brown, G: A: Seth, VIM; f Mailing, aeber
Resch, j. w. sanderson, s B. snei5ey. Supper
Tabie.-C. E. Simms, =. +. Brooks. Noting-J
II. Clear, H. X. simpson, 6. w. Stokes Le.np's
| EXhibit.-Christian Abner. Saks' Horse-W m
Overlook. II. V; Weirdeman, George A. Drury
F. H. Chaffee. Organ.-GeO c. Vidette, u. b.
Treadway.
PARADE THIS AFTERNOON.
The fair will be inaugurated by parade this
afternoon by the National Rifles and the Cadet
corps, accompanied by the Marine band. Leav
ing the armory at three o'clock, the line Of
nue., down the Avenue to Sd street; then up the
Avenue to 25th street; thence by way of 4
street to the Arlington hotel, In front Of which
dress-parade will be given.
SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT AND FOR CARRYING
A PIsToL.-John Harrington, the young MAI
who it was supposed swallowed a ring at the fifth
precinct station house last Friday night, was il
the Police Court to-day charged with carrying
concealed weapons. 1t was shown that he entered
Mary Youngs saloon and offered for sale a rim.
which he wanted three dollars for. He wa,
told that no snide jewelry was wanted, anC
when he was leaving he drew revolver OF
Joseph Peyton. He was sentenced for 60 day
for the assault and lined $50 or 80 days 70
carrying the pistol.
the new halo Travelling Pilgrim Lodge, No
1855, q. u. o. of o. F., was laid at Hillsdal,
, yesterday afternoon with appropriate services
! The grand lodge formed at their hall on It'll
, street northwest and paraded in RECALL;
through the city to Hillsdaie, where it tool
I part in the ceremony. Rev. ]. A. Handy, Rev
s. Alexander, Rev. ]. p. WEIGH and other
charge charge was 70" c. " Davis, s. Il. Tripiett ans
Thomas Reed, the exercises OF the occasion
being under charge Of Potomac Union lodge
! No. S92, G. u. o. q. +.
; BEsJAMrs DEWoLr Sam TO BE ALrvE.-Th
: mystery surrounding the suicide at the Clayton
, house, Wilmington. Delaware, is not yet cleare,
! up. It was supposed that the dead man ha
. been identified as Benjamin DeWolf formerl
went to Fadsq Of WI
: upon sister Of Benjamin DeWolf, who il wa
= supposed, was the suicide, showed her one {
= the photographs of the dead man, which tn
: Other members Of the family and friends pos
+ lively recognized the picture as that of Mr.. q
n Wolf This testimony, however, was set
naught saturday by q Telegram received in WI
ing: II will be home on sunday EVENING" Chi
Of Police DOugherty, Of Wilmington, went
= Philadelphia Saturday afternoon, and, callil
ID at DeWolrs home, learned that he is alive ~
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