Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-30

Arrangements Made for the Openfns
Monday Night.

1 AEE8mK eWentS 0Oe 1Of the OPENING
| Monday Night.
| LADIES WHO WILL HAVE CHARGE OF THE
| BOoTHs-TRE RECEPTION CoMM1rrEE-sEN-
| AToR SHERMAN TO MAKE THE OPENING AID
DREss-DoNATIoNs MADE TO THE FAIR.
Preparations for the Jahrmarkt, the novel
fair and entertainment to be given for the ben
| eft of ConcOrdia church, are being rapidly
pushed forward. Senator Sherman has accept
| ed an invitation to open the Jahrmarkt at the
| Washington Light Infantry armory, Monday
| evening at o'clock The President has been
invited to attend. The committee In charge of
the decorations have begun their work in the
armory. The ladies who will have charge of
the various booths, together with Miss c. Den
| gler and Mrs. Villa A. Leonard, constitute the
board of lady managers.
| Following is IA list of the ladies who will take
| charge OF the various booths and stands.
Fancy booth No. Miss Carrie Hurlebaus
Neurath Rose Kaiser, Katy Hunter, Ella Bou-
vet, Clara Cohen, Amelia Memmert, Josie Hol-
Fancy booth No.2-Mrs. L. Kessler and Miss H.
StoiPp assisted by the Draegsr Rose
sanna Koch Emma f Koch, sophie Kess ies Lulu
RfFm angy and bao Mary Piegeg%9rnk Hsus
Helmus, Henriette Enrich, Katy Walker, Ma
ME Buechelerr, Susie FRANKIE, Katy Small and
| Pauline Small.
Fancy booth No. Airs Reynolds, Miss
| Papst, Mrs. William Whitening and Mrs.
Eobert Portner assisted by the Misses Josie
| Minnie Kneesi, Emma Eber, Kate Thomas and
Adolphine Eisenbeiss.
Fancy booth No. 5-Mrs Schick and Miss
Emily Ruebsam, assisted by the Misses Lizzie
Zimmerman, Carrie Voe5eler, Helen Vogler,
Iillie 0hlschlager, Henrietta Altmansperger,
Julie Ruebsam and Katy Grimm.
Fancy booth No. 6.Mrs. Buymitzki and
Scott, Anna Blatzheim and Carrie Voigt.
Art temple-Mrs. John l.. Vogt Mrs Kene-
Annie stetman and Lulu Roberts. ''' 1''S''S
Flower booth-Miss Fannie Knobloch and
Mrs. Henry Meier, assisted by the Misses Katy
ner, Annie Latterner, Maggie Kennedy, Carrie
Miller and Dora Umhan.
by the Misses Tonic Hocsh, Cora Gilmore, Min
ME Spangler, Lena Lerch and Title Kaiser.
Peanut stand-The Misses Louisa Bozenberg,
Tilie Ockerhausen. Annie Klinge, Barbara
Sauer and Hattie Moore.
Cigar and news stand-Miss Mary Hurlebaus,
| Leonard, Annie Lutz and Lizzie Jorg.
Rattle table-Mr. Fred. Gieseking, assisted by
Mrs. Fred. Gieseking, Steinle, Breitbarth, Reed,
Plant and Miss GuSsie Spengaminin.
| Confectionery table-NIrs l.. Schneider and
Miss Rosa Beck, assisted by the Misses Maggie
| Ball, Katie Potzmann, Alma Knobloch, Henri
eta Gockeler, Bertha Kraft, Annie Ockershau-
! sen and Mrs. Teuber.
Dining room-Mr. Hebner, Mrs. Hebner.
Sophia Just, Mrs. Dunkhurst, assisted by Mrs
Ross, slumenberg, Alschwee, Husch, and the
| Misses Carrie Aigler, Mamie AIbers, Tilie Kie-
| seeker. Sophia Dietrich, Pauline DIETRICH, Emil
| sen.
Kitchen-Mrs. Waldecker, Kozel and vogt.
Toy booth-The Misses Lizzie Berger, Lizzie
| COOns. assisted by Mrs. J. Voght, b. Leins and
| the Misses Rosa Rooms, Mamie Gieser, Katie
Widmayer, Rosa Widmayer, Annie Heines.
Crystal booth-Mrs Enders and Mrs. G. Cock
| eler, assisted by Mrs. Zeh and the Misses Emma
| Besser, Lizzie Besser, Katie Kahler, Cora Lutz,
Mary. Enders. Mary Kneesir, Ella S. Kimmei
Perfumery stand-Mrs. Henry Klotz and Mrs.
Charles klotz, as...ted by Louisa Klotz. Bar
| bara Baier, the Misses DOnch, MOllie Conner
| Minnie Conradis and Louisa Hummer.
Fortune teller-Mrs Louisa Haffelfnger.
| THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE
The reception committee was also appointed
at a meeting last evening, and stands as follows:
Robert Hermann, J. L. Vogt, Henry Klotz, Carl
II. Plant, jr y. w. Kelley, Louis Faber NJ.
He6ner, George Breitbarth Col. VIM. G: Moore,
Maj. J. f. Weyss, DIR. John Walter Christ Rup,
pert, Charles Graft, F. Claudy, Louis Koehler,
| Werner kock, Louis II. Schneider. Mr.. Martin
Hebner Will serve as caterer and chief of the
diningroom.
| LIST OF DONORS.
The following is a partial list of donations:
| Mahogany bedroom set; Rockford Watch Co.,
gold watch; American Watch Co., Waltham,
Mass, two gold hunting-case watches; j. Eugene
Robert q Co., n. Y, lady's watch; Wood &
Hughes, n: y, set solid silver berry spoons;
Shafer & Douglas n. Y, gold and diamond
ring; Julius King: n. ". pear, opera glasses;
Geo W shiebler, NY, gold and silver ladle; J. F.
Bradley q Coz N u, goid-headed cane; Stein
epkes Co., gHlh wa5f tv necss
paper; Meriden Silver Plate Co, fruit stand: j.
| l.. Nogt,fne butchers scales; George Breitbarth,
| 1l6y dnCy It'll ..
| Christ Rupert. French doll; l.. Kaufman pair
suspenders; j. II. Whitehand, box cigars; Louis
H. lot slippers; John Hiyard, boys hat;
| ner. order for two dozen photos; Eiseman Bros,
| boy overcoat; Stratus & Marx. gents overcoat;
tersen, one plain gold ling; William Helmus,
dozen Rhine wine; s. Fishman Il Son, hat: l..
Rosenberg & Son, box ties; Metzger Bros, case
! canned corn; Geo. Spransy, two pair kid gloves;
/ F. Hugle, meerschaum cigar holder; VIM. Muel-
| Ter. Georgetown, box cigars: L.. r. Trembly, pic
and p. T. Co., lbs. coffee: II. Selinger gold ring:
! Edw. DrOOp celestna: j. j. Chapman album
and stationery; Theo Thomas, toilet set; Union
Schmid, case of wine; Mr. Richard Gasch ?
call bells; Schwing q Clarke. case wine; Mrs.
p henlS a. & ca sdveeeerg Co.
! Ditson d Co., Philadelphia, lot singing and
music books; Miss Emma Mcdonald, Sofa cush-
Sellhausen. glassware; Misses J. and f. Karr.
| handkerchief cases; Misses Schwab sofa cush-
| ION, A L. Lewis sons, silver bouquet holder:
| Mrs. Briehl, butter dish; Miss Rosa Colman,
wash set; Miss Fanny knoblock smoking
jacket and cap Mr.. Bowden, card basket; Miss
Jennie Robertson, china vase: DIR. Jackson
| perfumery stand; Mr.. Holla nder, gentleman s
| blacking set DIR. Major, perfumery; F. Chris
| tian, perfumery set; Miss BarthOlmae tidy:
| Z. A. Prentiss, perfumery; Voigt & Haas, pickle
| caster; Mr.. buckingham, candy; Louis Never
chairs; Geo. Bergiings Sons, silk umbrella: VIM
| cigars; q. Ockershausen, one box cigars; Miss
| Lillian Slater, embroidered tidy; Mrs Werner,
fancy work; Miss Maggie Creamer, collars and
| cuffs; Miss Mamie Roeser, looking glass: Miss
Julia Basch, fancy work; r. Goldschmid fancy
| work; l.. Bauf, fancy work; j. Wachsmuth,
| fancy work; Miss Nettie Hutton, fancy work:
| Miss Mamie Collins, fancy work; Miss May
| Hamilton, fancy work. Miss Rosie Basch, fancy
| work; Miss A. Memmert, fancy work; Miss j.
| Allen, Baltimore, Md, silk handkerchief; l..
| Plant, ladies' gown; f. Resented Il Co.. Balti-
more, gents night shirt; Lille Fischer silk tie:
| Miss Rose Gockeler, toilet mats: Miss MARY
GOckeler, aprons; Mrs. III. Nau, toilet mats:
Mrs. X. Goldschmid, album and beer set: Chr.
| Gockeler, six bottles of wine; Bon Marche two
baskets artificial flowers; II. Retxenstein pair
pair vases; Louis DOrr, 80 pounds OF candy:
Mrs: Henry Ross, fancy articles; w .Brenninger,
clock; j. +. Ellis & Co., aurephone; H. d. 1iil.
man, perfumery; Noah Walker L. Co. scarfs.
| Mrs George Hoffman, slippers; n. Kaufmann
silk handkerchieis; Weller u Repetti, box
cigars; G. NJ. Bell, VIEWS f. L. Newton, knife.
fork and spoons; II. Semkin, eight fancy
Haislet, flag; Il. G. Davis.picture frame; Mrs. w.
II. Rich, paE slippers; Carriers Dry Goods store,
shawl; Johnson, Garner & Co., table
covers; Robert Cohen, two pair slippers.