National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-25
THE FAIR OPENING TONIGHT
An Auspicious Inauguration of the Is
raelites Enterprise.

An Auspicious Inauguration of the Is
raelites Enterprise.
The decorative committee OF the Hebrew
fair went to the National Rifles armory yes.
terday and put up and decorated the booths
for tho fnir which will open tonight. Last
evening the hap presented gala appearance.
Eyergreens and other decorative material had
not been spared. The prettiest booth IN the
hall is the Temple of Liberty" which Is To-
Gated to the left of the stage. 1t is we'll
arched over with flags of different natlonali'
ties, the American predominating. The "Cov-
enanp' stand has front which is a dimlnutive
OF the facade of the Eighth Street Synagogue.
The flower stand occupies the center OF the
hall and Is covered with evergreens. The
Chinese table is appropriately decorated lau'
terms forming prominent feature, which,
when lighted, make very pretty appearance.
The fish pond is decidedly nautical In Its deco
The donations continue to pour in at the
fairs headquarters. The following cash dona'
Miss MisS Men H ISL ssHe A. Richards Co., slo
Burnstine. IS; Hecht Putzer, So; A. I. Arms, IS;
Barber q Ross, s5 friends, $685.; II. L, Baker,
70; Dalton a. 4 sSt G6 s5 Mt Lee s5i Ma
$40; through Mrs. Strous, sll; through Miss H.
Behrend, s2l.76; through Miss NJ. Barr, $3.50;
W. +. Garrett IL Co., Philadelphia. 500 VIM.
Hahn Co., $40; John T. Lenmann, SO; friends,
Donations and donators are Rice & Gugen-
heimer, Chinese outfit Mrs. Walter, lap robe
s. Brown, flower basket; Washington Light
Mueller, candy s. Bieber,. two hats; Conn
& Co., twelve dozen collars and three
dozen cuffs; L. Richard, filty pounds coffee; Il.
+ Droop, violin; W. b. Moses Son, rocker
Il. Goldschmid, baby carriage; Hume, Cleary
d Co., whisky; NJ. Goldsmith, set silver forks
spoons, and knives; b: W. Schurrmann, watch;
X. Goldschmid, music box A. Damman, box
Other donators of fancy articles, &C.. are
i. a. Judd, s. Herman. Miss Spyser, Miss
Fisher, Baltimore; E.lSickle, W, II. Narrower
Coblens 4 Co., Baltimore; NJ. Coleman, VIM. ].
Glpok, Mrs, Lindhelmer, Miss Lewis, H.
Bai tf Miss Moshef, s. Gassenheimor, Miss
Gassenheimer, w. b. Moses John II. Smith,
VIM. Mcclure, Charles II; Keller, G., II. Kuhn,
Miss Emma Pyser, NJ, Friedman Son, A. La
mond H Krai1 s. H. f Sherwood Mr. H;d Berg
NJ, Saltzerstein J. s. Topham, i. Mil6urn, T..
GeImueller, Mrs. E, Lulley, Mr. and Mrs; j.,
Reinberg, York, Pa: Miss r, Straus Charles
Baum, Miss Alice King, Miss @. NJ. Landane,
Young, Peterson & Childs Mrs; strGnsberger,
Norfolk Va. Francis Miller, p. Wallach,
Mr. and Mrs. s., T. Joseph, Singleton 4
Fletcher, Mr. Foltz, New York Miss b
Hellprln, S, 7. Hahn, Miss Katie i. Albrecht,
When the fnir opens tonight the finance
committee will have $1,000 TO its account,
which is the aggregate Of the cash donations; .
most energetic and aillble secretary, deyoting
| his whole time to the fair since the movement
began, have been instrumental In successfully
arranging the large stock OF goods that have
come under his care, so that everything Is In
ilTst.class order in the store room. He Will re-
| cciyc the thanks of every one interested In the
| success of the fnir.